The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-07 00:00:00

SALE OF THE VALUABLE ESTATES OF NETHER-
WOOD, CASTLE DYK.ES, atd NUNHOLMS,
In the Parish and County of Diunfries, in. Scotland.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
Within the Royal'Exchanite Coffi:e.house,.in Edinburgh, on '
Monday the aoth day of june, 1803, at Twelve o'Clock. at •
Noon,
. 0-HE .ESTATES :of NETHERWOOD and
CASTLE DYKES, and HMI NUS* on the-River

Nith. • .. , .•
These Estates hold the. one-half of the Crown, slid the
other half Burgage•of the,ToWn of Dumfries ; but froth the
valuation of the ',ands holden of the Crown, they Word a
Freehold, Qualification to the Proprietor to, vote at arc Elec-
tion of, or to be elected, 4 Member of Parliament. •
The Lands are Most beautifully situated iNilsw. the Town
of Dumfries, within less-than a Qua Ger of a Mile-of it, and
extend along the Banks of the River Nith about three Miles.
until it reaches near the Sea Port of Kelton. In point of si-
tuation, soil, improvement, inclosures, farm, and office-
houses, woods, and plantations, _these Estates Will
,not yield
to any. in the County of Dumfries, and there arc two Man-
sion-houses on the Property. r.
-The greatest part of the I.,roperty is out and the
few Leases which are current, are. neatly expired. Great
additional Rents would be got on a Renewal of the ;
but the present PrOprietors, looking for Ward to ra'Srie; have
permitted the Tenants, for some years back, to•possess.at the •
old Vents,• so au to give Purchasers every Advantage from a
new Arrangement.
The Estates of Netherwood and Castle-Dykes-area con-
sidetable
extent, almost all arable, and divided into regular
Intlosures. - •

For the accommodation of Purchasers, it is proposed to
divide the Estate of Castle-Dykes (which affords many de-
lightful Situations for Country Houses) into several 14as,
as delineated on a Plan, of which pritimi Particulars arc
ready to be shewn tbr the I nformition of 011brers. - The
larger Farms of Nethetwood, consisting of above 658 Scots
Acres, with the Freehold Qualification, will be either sold
in one Lot, so as to form a.well connected and most valuable
Estate;. or, if more agreeable, it can 'be:divided intoliVo
ferent Lots or Farms, each making a.complete' and well-in.
cloSed Property, as particularly specified in the printed Par-
ticulars.

The Salrbon Fishings on the River With called the Over
Water', the Castle- Dkyes, and Netherwood Flshings; holden
of the Burgh of Dumfries, and extending downwards on the
said River for somc—Miles, ‘vill be either sold in one or' more
Lots by themselves, or added in whole or in. Part to the
Estate of Netherwo(id, if sold in one Parcel.
a. The EStateof NUNHOLNI, and FISHINCS in the
Rivers Null and (louden.. '

This Eitate holds of the Crown, and the situation of it iy
extremely beautiful, within a short walk of the Town of
Dumfries. The Rivers Nith and Clouden make a.junetion
below• the Property, which torms a curve, delight-hilly
bounded along its whole extent by 11 farmer of these Rivers,
so that there are few situations to equal this l'roperty for a
Country Residence, • placed at a -convenient Distance from a
good Market. Thu Land itself is•altarable, of a good Soil,
and consists of above tto Scots .Acres, well inclosed, and
possessed under an old Lease, which is about expiring, so that
a Purchaser will soon have access-to the whole Property, on
which there is at present a tolerable Mansion house and
0 flice.houscs.

The Salmon Fishlnge will be sold at the same time, in a
separate Lot, so that a Purchaser will have in his power either
to purchase them or not, as ha may incline.
The Title Deeds, and printed Particulars of the intended.
lots, and Plan of the whole liroperry, are in the 'hands of
Kenneth Mackenzie, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh.
Printed Particulars are also in the himds•ot Mr. John Dick.
son,- W. S. and Messrs. Wel Iwood Maxwell, and John Arm.
strongDumfries, and of Messrs. Clayton and Scott, Lincoln's
Inn, London, and Newcatle upon Tyne.

Stamp-Office, Blanilford, Nov. 11, 'Sot
ToDr. SOLOMON, Liverpool,
SIR,
TNCLOSETi is a Bank Note, value aol. to my
I Credit, and also a Case of a wonderful Cure performed
by your valuable Medicine, which you may pUblish tar pub-
he good, if you think proper. .
I am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
SAMUEL SIMMONDS.
To Samuel SOlornon, Esq..M. D. Liverpool.
Dear Sir,
My-Wife, at•the age of 43 was, taken ill, so that she could
not walk out of the house, and Was for near. three years con-
fined to her bed with extreme weakness. She was afflicted
Stith strong nervous atrettions, trembling, tebility, lowness
of spirits, and, subject to tits, by Which she was reduced to
a mere siveNton a atter trying the best-advice in our neigh-
bourhood in vain, she' had recourse to your Cordial Balm of
Gilead, which was purchased of Mr •Siminonds, of Bland-
ford, by taking tour bottles of which she is entirely cured
some time since, and remains perfectly well, to the astonish-
ment of all her neighbours.
am, Dear Sir,
Witnesses, Your obliged humble Servant,
William Shave, Overseer of What- ,10 tIN GRIF El N.
comhe, near Blandford. • Odober, !gas.
Samuel Simmonds, Blandterd.