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vTAMES MACFARLANE, Tanke6per at Arro-
char resindirtily. informs the Publie particularly Trarel-
iers, who intend to take a I:iew of Lie:Awn:girl, and a Tour to
the Hebrides, by. way of Inverary, that there is a new line of
Itoad Made in the Parish of Arrochar, quite level along the
'Side of the 'Lake beneAtL•those long steep pulls, which for-
inerly prevented many from prtxCecling farther than Loss,
so that the itoad from Dtunhactort to the Inn at Arrochar,
aloog the Banks -of Loehloluottl, .is mott delightful.
-Those who4lo not choose to go to Argykshire, may return
to Dumbarton b:' Lochlong, wbere they will see romantic
Scenery, and by Inc. 6airloi:h,vvht.re a fine View of the Duke
of Argyle's cdstle, at 12osenellth, Greenock, and fort Glas-
gow, and the Rivr Clyde, will open up to them.
Travellers willing to go to the top of Beulomond, may
eton at James Welter's Perryman at luVertrloi where they
will be aceuanuotiated,*.vith a Staole,-I-lay, and Corn, for their

111eliftiliet,p€T on the opp:lite Side, at Rowardennaff,will
provide those who desire it with Horses, and a Guide to the
Top of the Hill.

PDP.Ti=:AIT OF TH if. LORD CHANCELLOR.

Th ,
Tii.; PUBLIC ire respectfully informed, .that
au Ert,g-nkviae: in :Mezzotint°, from the Portrait of the
LORD C111V.4,:tik1.4,011, now in the Exhibition of the Royal
Acadenty,..paiiitN.l.by.Willian Owen, R.X. principal Portrait
l'ainter to his .P.Qyal fliglinesi the, Pripet: Regent, will be
pulilistietl V. tilt all possible expe,Titiou.
. . , . .

134.2r.,(1113 ;kIEI3 Of baviag 'early Impresious are requested
to lear:' VA,: A rktuz.s at Lir. Owell's,N 4%, 51 , Leiceter-svare ;
at the. Eo.,r (Mr. Meyer,? f.;,rat iZwsell-'street, Blooms-
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FOR SALE.

ESTATE IN THE (701.INTY OF ROXBITIIkii-1.
TO liE SOf.,', By 1-)78.11.1t; SUCTION,
- Within the Royal Exchange Collee-House, 11WiNBITII.GET,
on Wednesday,. the Eitit of' <74.ily next, at Two o'clock,
Afternoon, '(d not previously disposed, of by Pri-yate
Bargain),
.• ' ' ' •
THE LANDS- Of, FROGDEN, -OLD FROG-
DEN, s FIARPSitiCi, DENNI,;ItLESS,,BLACKLAW,
BLACKLAW..i iI*ES, and ESSTEIISTEAD, i:ll being to-
gether, in the PaL ish of Linton, mid'Cotutty of Roxuurgh.
Theft Laiajs form One compact and highly valuable Estate
of One Thousand Pour- .11-andred and:Thirty-et ht English
Acres or thereby, all now out of Lease.
This Estate is chiefly Arable; and p a i :.i. it .6a2a7')le of fur-
ther improvement. The public Viiniens are nia,iera'te. The.
Proprietor has a right to his Tei:rds, which are valued,—
There is a complete i'Lam-,honse and .Of ices at Frogden, and
another at Easterstead,:witn Houses and BaildingsOn other
Parts of the prOperty. The. Wood is thriving. - • -
The Estate is aa.:d about Fotir.or t'ire Mile S-to the
I' South of Kelso,' (to which there are good Roads., iri-a rich
- I and beautiful cc,antry, and ieveral excellent situations m4y
be found for building Li Militsion-house,f well shtitered and
, Commanding a fine view. To a Sportsman the place .has
' 341 any advantages for hunting, sbootini) and fishing.
. . For the encouragement of OiTerers, tfie,npiet price, is fixed
at Forty Thousand Guineas, which, at Tiveni;y-six Years pur.
; -IbBse of its supposed Value, is Orn, ThousLnld Two Hundred
. "1"*" below a recent Valoatbit.st*the Estate, Inuit.. by-one
ennovnt VAaatOr of Land, and'abont Three.Thonsan I 'rive
Ilundrtd Pouncht below the Valuation of another eminent
Valuator: About half the price may remain for a time in
the hand el-he:Purchaser. ,
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z, tleasurcm._,nt, and Valuation of -the 'Estate, application may
be mc.de ta Messrs. Mackenzie. and Moneypenny, W. S. Edia-
-11
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—, - Lotidon; or to 'William and. Jo!,0 Smith, Writers, Kelso-,
. Who will direct the Lands to be strewn, . -

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