The Sun.
London, England, 1812-08-20 00:00:00

INV.ERNESS-SIIIRE.

• To BE' SOLD BY PRIVATE CONtRACT,
Audit' Four Lots or otherwise, as Purchasers may incline,
THE., Extensive and Valuable ESTATE. of
BEL/AD/WM, delightfully situated on the South
aide' of the navigable River BE.II.ILY, in tht beautiful fertile
Valley of the Airo, near to the Head of th..t:ilarr;:y Firth, and
Within 10 Miles of the of Inverness, to which these is
an easy access by a most excellent Road.
Tile EState consists of about 5600 Scots acres,, whereof
about 1000. acres are arable, and 1200 under-wood, consisting-
of Oak, Ash, Laren, Fir# Elm, and other hard •wands, and ,
"lira,. A considerable part of the Timberis full grown, and
• a large portion is fr.irn 40 to 50 years oid. The whotle is kn.,
high preservation, and very thriving. • The Property aboinng
with Game of every description peculiar to the 114.,;iilands,
including Roe, black Game, red G-rouse,Tartridges, Hares,
Woodcocks, and Snifes. A fine clear Stream-abStinding with
Trout runs through it fer severamiles. There are two de=
gant Mansion Houses upon the Estate, with appropriate
'Courts of OtticeS, walled Gardens and Orchards, suitable
Lawns, Shrubberies, and Gravel-walks: The Estate holds of,
the Crown, and affords two Freehold Qualifications ; and it is
• upon the whole, better calculated for the residence of a
'Sportsman and a Man of Fortune,' than any Estate in the
INorth of Scotland.

If the Property is to he sold in-Lots,.they will eonsist-,-Ist,
Of the ESTATE of COLMILN, containing 460 acres,,Whereof
160 are arable; 200 acres and upwards are covered with very
Este thrivinr, Plantations of Oak, Larch and Fir, interspersed
'With Ash, Elm, and other hard Woods ; the whole within a
11113g-fence, and in i great measure subdiVided, and the Isi-
ikinsureaTianted in Hedge-rows.
i2d,•Of DLTA.LLAN BLAIRMORE, and CADAAS, forming
Compact Property in Glenconvinth of Of 2000 acres,
whereof 200 are arable and about 100 acres are covered with:
dull-grown Fir and Birch. The Estate is well inclosed and,
tbdivided, and the Half-ground affords e'xcellent
,Pasture for
l; Cattle and Sheep.
M, Of PHOINAS, containing 300 acres, whereof 100 are
trable, and the whole of the residue is woodland, part Of
'which, consisting of about' 160 acres, is a thriving Fir-wood
4)1. nearly 50 years growth. The arable Land of this Lot forms
a compact Faith, completely inclosed and subdivided,
.and its
be highest. state of cultivation. The Mansion Hon:4e, which
a' as been built within these le years, •is eiteeedingly good and'
oost advantageously situated, commanding- a View of the
v,tole Valley of The Aird. .There ,is a superior Conn of
Offices, and a neat Lawn and Shrnbbilry, with a walled Gar-
den and many-othet Conveniences, well calculated in every
t,esped to resider the place a most desirable and comfortUble
Residence.
,4th, Of BELLADRAIM, 'comprehending the Mains, and •
'aiocut 20 email Farms, containing. in the whole; 27(;0 acres,
''hereof 500 are arable and 700 are covered with valuable
t"r"'n Woo.is and Plantations. The. Mains consists of 800
.rres, which are completely inclosed and subdivided into
well sheltered by Woods and Hawthorn Fences, in good
repair. The Mansion House, which is extensive, and has been
b.tzt lately finisired, is fitted up in a stile of convenience and
Veganea which very few Houses in the North of Scotland pus
There is agood walled.Garcien, two extensive Orchards,
Ncvn and Slirrsibery, with Gravel-walks, and every other
ItVaisite to-form a most complete and beautsful Residence.
or further Partieul Ur% application may be niade.td Dun-
c Fraser, Esq. Fingask, near Inverness v.lames Bristow
iu`-,aser, Esq. Ediriburg ; or to Alexander Fraser,
cin's-inn, Lond,ni.

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