The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-09 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING; SEPTEMBER 9, Init.

SCOTLAND.

ESTATE ON THE coAsT OF FIFE, OPPOSITE

THE CITY OF EDINBURGH.

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE BARGAIN,
On or previous to the' I st September next,
riIHE ESTATE 01 WHINNYHALL,
I. lying in the Parishes of BURNTISLAND and
KINGHORN. The local situation of this Estate is very
tine. The South boundary extends nearly a mile along the
Beach of the Frith of Forth, between the Harbours- of
Burntisland and Pettycur. From the Sea Brach the Pro-
perty stretches about a mile and a half to the North, the
grounds rising gradually in a succession of fine Terraces,
having a South exposure, and commanding views of the
Forth, City of Edinburgh, anti surrounding country,
which in variety and beauty cannot be excelled. The
great road from Edinburgh to Dundee, by the Newhaven
and Burntisland Ferry, intersects the Estate from west to
east. There are so many fine situations for building, that
a purchaser might either select one for a Maesion, or; with
a view of greater profit, divide the Estate into numerous
poeions for ornamental Villas, The Plantations arejudi-
ciously interspersed through the high and low grounds, so
as to be very ornamental is either view.

Atta,•hed~ to the Estate there is a fresh water Lake,
covering about thirty Ayres, and skirted with young.woorl.
The extent of the whole is about Five Hundred and
Seventy Imperial Acres, of which about three-hundred and
eighty-five are arable, ninety pasture, and ninety-h;e weed
and water, almost wholly enclosed with stone fences and
hedge rows.
The Arable Lands are under lease, except forty-five
Acres laid down in grass this season ; but a purchaser may
resume possession of any part upon a short notice. The
Estate is rich in Minerals, particularly along the Coast,
where a new road is formed by which they are conveyed
to a private pier, and exported Free of All Duties.
Valuable Fields of Limestone have been partially opened
up and wrotiglit to advantage, and the workings may be
greatly and advantageously extended. The Lime is of the
purest quality, being used for the smelting of iron, &e.
Freestone is abundant, and although the quarries have
scarcely been opened up, they promise to afford valuable
stones either for house or pier building.
Coal has been lately found, and a small outlay would
enable a purchaser to turn it to a good account, either for
burning the limestone, or for country supplies.
The immediate vicinity of this Estate to the Bay of
liurntisland, so much admired and resorted to for sea-
bathing, and the certainty at no distant period of an in-
creased facility of communication between Edinburgh and
the Coast of Fife, by means of improved piers at Burntis-
laud or Pettycur, hold out the strongest inducement to a
purchaser to fen out various parts. of the property for
building ; whereby its value would be greatly increased.
Plans, rentals, and every other information, will be
given by Messrs. Carnegy and Shepherd, W.S., 65, .Al
bang-street, Edinburgh, who have power to sell.

CHEAP BOOKS, neatly bound in sheep and
lettered.
Edited by a LADY, the Author of " Sermons to Children."
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The POCKET PRAYER BOOK, a new Edition,:
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POCKET TRACT BOOK, for Divinity Tircts and
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LIFE of PHILIP DODDRIDGE.
LIFE of JOSEPH ALLEIN I S
MEDITATIONS from WATTS and HOWE 8
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George's-fields; sold also by Hatchard, Piccadilly; Nis-
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street.

CHARLTON, NEAR BLACKHEATH.
Elegant Family llegidence, and 33 Acres of Laud.
MESSRS. BROOKS and Co. have in-
structions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart,
On WEDNESDAY, September" 1828, unless previously
disposed of by Private Contract, the distinguished Man-
sion, called