The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-02 00:00:00

LANDS IN SCOTLAND.

With a Freehold Qualification, in the Stewartry of Kirk-
cudbright, for Sale,
Upset Price farther reduced.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
Within the Royal Exchange Cofee•house, Edinburgh, on
WEDNESDAY, the 14th of AL y, 1828, at Two o'clock

afternoon,
ripHE PROPERTY of WOODHEAD,
1 including the LANDS of WOODHEAD and MAR-
THROWN, situate about five miles from Dumfries, and
consisting of about Four Hundred and Eighty Acres, as
formerly advertised.
With the addition of the superiority of some adjoining
lands, a FREEHOLD QUALIFICATION will be sold
along with this valuable and compact property.
Application may be made for farther particulars to
William Paul and Lindsay Maekersy, 11, Howe-street ;
Messrs. Deuchar and Knox, solicitors, Elder-street, Edin-
burgh ; Messrs. Gordon and Harkness, writers, Dumfries ;
or Messrs. Steuart and Sprot, W. S. Hillside Crescent,
Edinburgh, in whose hands are the Title-deeds.

ESTATE IN SCOTLAND, WITH A FREEHOLD

QUALIFICATION.—FOR SALE.
1E ESTATE of NORANSIDE, in the
parish of Fearn, Forfarshire, consisting of about
592 Acres, including 20 Acres of pasture ground, and 154
Acres of thriving young wood and full-grown timber.
This property is situated about two miles and a half to
the northward of the great line of road leading through the
valley of Strathmore, six miles distant from Forfar, the
county town, the like distance from Brechin, and 14 miles
from Montrose. The greater part is inclosed, and subdi-
vided with stone fences, and well calculated for grass and
turnip husbandry. The steadings on the principal farms
are suitable, and in the best order.
The Estate is compact and neat, well ornamented with
wood lands, having a large and commodious mansion-
house, extensive offices, garden, hot-houses, and every
other necessary accommodation for a genteel family.
It is bounded on the west and south by a romantic den,
and the river Noran, and altogether forms one of the
most beautiful and elegant residences in the county.
Part of the property is in the occupation of the pro-
prietor, and the remainder let to substantial tenants on
leases, which will expire at Whit-Sunday, 1838. The
present rent, exclusive of the ground in the occupation of
the proprietor, is 5061. The lands hold of the Crown,
and afford a Freehold Qualification. The public burdens
are moderate.

Every further information will be given by James Speid,
Esq., Brechin, or Thomas Deucher, 47, Queen-street,
Edinburgh, who is in possession of the title deeds.

VALUABLE SHOOTING GROUNDS IN SCOT-

LAND.
MOST VALUABLE SHOOTING
GROUNDS to be SET in LEASE; also a de-
sirable SUMMER RESIDENCE and NEW HOUSE,
and superior GRASS FARMS.
Ist. There is to be Set, the RIGHT of SHOOTING
over the whole property of DALMIGAVIE and WESTER
BENCHAR, situated twenty miles south of Inverness,
strictly preserved for several years. No moor-burning, nor
sheep pastured upon the bounds. The superiority of the
Shooting Grounds is well known. They abound with
Grouse, Ptarmigan, Deer, and other kinds of Game. The
property is upon the south bank of the river Findho:::,
and the burns in the neighbourhood are remarkably for good
trout-fishing. The Inn of Treeburn is at a convenient
distance, and there is an old Shooting Cottage upon the
Property.
2. The NEW MANSION-HOUSE upon BENCHAR,
furnished or unfurnished, sufficient to accommodate a
large family, with office-houses, garden, and any extent
of grass and lands required. The situation affords a most
beautiful and romantic retreat, at the same time convenient
for roads and public coaches for Inverness and Perth.
In course of the present or next year the different
GRASS FARMS of the Property will be SET in LEASE
in the following lots, or as to he arranged, with a propor-
tion of the HILL PASTURE :

The REMAINING PART of WESTER BENCHAR,
not taken with the House ; the LANDS of TULLICH,
with the FIR PLANTATION ; the OLD MAINS of
DALMIGAVIE, as divided by a stone-dyke in the low
grounds; and, lastly, BALCHASEN, and TEANA-
TIN, to the west of the dyke.
The Farms and Grazings are very superior. Gentlemen
in the South Country will seldom find such an opportu-
nity of valuable grazings so conveniently situated for buy-
ing in cattle in season, and sending them South by the
short hill roads to Perth.
When the Farms are Set, the STOCKING of BLACK
CATTLE, selected from the best breeds in the Highlands,
will be SOLD.

A parcel of STOTS to be now SOLD by the Grieve.
Applications (post paid) at the County Cess Office, In-
verness; or to Donald Mackintosh, 'W.S., Edinburgh.
(Net to be repeated.)