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THE ESTATE of PHESDO, in KINCARDINESHIRE.
To be positively oftbred to Sale by Public Roup, in the
Royal Exchange. Coffix-house, P.dinburgh, at Two
o'clock Afternoon, on Saturday the zath NoveMber, 18oz,
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HE LANDS • and BARONY of -PFIESDO
lying within the Parish of Fordon, and County of
Kincardine, This Estate, situated in _ the most populous
and fertile part ofKity.:ardineshire, and having a fine southerly
exposure, contains 630 Scorch Acres of excellznt Land, up-
wards of coo of which are Arable, and susceptible, at a trifling
expeuce, of the highest embellistintent. Montrose and Stone-
haven are within Fourteen Miles; the Roads to these Towns
are good, and that from Stonehaven towards the Village of
Fettercairn passes through the middle of the Estate. There
is a Mill on the Lands, to which the adjoining' Estate •of
Pitnamoon is astricted, and which the Tcnants ot- this Estate
are' bound to frequent. On one of the Farms there is a fa-
vourable appearance of a Stone_quarry, which might be
wrought to great advantage, as Stones for
,building are ex•-
tremely scarce in the vicinity. Abundance of Little may be
had in the Neighbourhood, which is also well-stocked with
Game, as is likewise the Pr,perty itself. Through the
Estate there runs an excellent T routing Stream, which, besides
driving the Mill, might be made subservient to the purpose
of other Mann lattories, where Machinery is necessary. About
104 Scotch Acres of Arable Land, subdivided and inclosed
With a Stone and Lime Felice, ale at present under a Lease,
which expires at Martinmas :893, when a very considerable
Rise of Rent may be got. The rest of the Lands are let on
I.eases of Nineteen Years from Martinmas last, to thriving
and substantial Tenants, who are restriCled to a mode of
Cropping, and some of them bound to cultivate Moor, on
eits advantageous to the Proprietor.--The Estate affords
a Freehold Qualification ; and a considerable part of the Pur-
chase-Money will be allowed to remain on Security of the
Lands.
StO- For further particulars, •apply to Peter Christian, Writer,
nehaven, whowil I give Directions for sliming the Estate;
or to - Mr. Alexander Monypenny, W. S. Edinburgh, who
has a Plan of it.

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