The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-11 00:00:00

ESTATES IN SCOTLAND.-FOR SALE,

CAPITAL ESTATES IN ABERDEENSHIRE,
Affording Sure and most Improveabic Investments.
AT the Understated Prices Purchasers may
expect Four per Cent. Interest for their Monies,
besides very great advantages otherwise, and the prospect
of considerable increase of Rent..
UPSET PRICES REDUCED.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN, OR BY
PUBLIC ROUP, on a Day to be afterwards fixed,
The remaining Unsold Lots of the Lands, Barony, and
Estate of AUCHRY, with part of GREENS attached
thereto, lying in the Parish of Monquhitter, and County
of Aherdeen, now divided into the following Lots, or
separate Estates :
I. The Manor, Place, and Lands of AUCHRY, with
Offices, Garden. Fish-ponds, and also the Lands of MILL-
FIELD and Others, and the Villages of CUMINESTON
and GARMOND, measuring in whole about
Arable. Pasture. Wood. Total Scots.
A. R. F. A. R. F. A. R. F. A. R. P.
1205 0 52 ... 852 1 15 ... 176 1 22
The Gross Rents of this part of the Estate, including a
moderate valuation of the Proprietor's Farm, and about
761. of Feu Duties payable yearly, amount to about 1714/.
sterling, and Two Freehold Qualifications will go along
with this Estate. The Wood is mostly very thriving, and
part of it of great age, and already of considerable value for
shelter and beauty, as well as for timber. The Mansion-
honse is commodious, and in excellent repair. Upset price
£37,000.
11. Sold already.
111. BALTHANGIE, MIDDLEIIILLS, &c.
Arable. Pasture. Total Scots.
A. R. F. • . R. F. A. R. I.
604 0 8 ... 355 1 26 ..... 959 1 34

Gress Rental about 357/. sterling. There is a great
extent of fine land on this Estate, and much capability of
farther improvement. Upset price £10,500/.
IV. AULTEN OF GREENS, NORTHBURN,
CAIRNCAKE, &a.
Arable. Pasture. Total Scots.
A. R. F'. A. R. F. A. A. F.
420 3 35 ... 396 3 0

Gross Rental about 281/. sterling. This Estate is also
hnsccptible of much improvement, and will rise greatly in
value. Upset price £7,000.
V. The Mill and Mill Lands of GREENS, measuring
about Arable. Pasture. Total Scots.

A. R. Y. A. R. Y. A. R. F.
87 0 2i, ... 30 3 31
Gross rental 81/. sterling. A very desirable small
Estate, comprising some fine old Infield Land. Upset price
£2,000.
These separate Estate's will be found compact and well
accommodated. _ .

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The division has been made under the direction of an
eminent Agriculturist, who has reported that few Estates
afford the prospect of such increasing Value and Improve-
ment, and that there are scarcely 60 Acres of the whole
that may not be speedily turned to profitable purposes.
There are the accommodations of abundant Fuel, Water,
and Quarries, besides the two thriving Villages, in which
'Manufactories are extensively carried on. There is also a
Distillery at Millheld, on a considerable scale, and various
Waterfalls, on three of which Mills are erected. During
the current Leases various considerable rises of Rent will
take place; and, at the above prices, it is difficult to see
where more profitable Investments of Money could be pro-
cured, especially when there is every prospect of Interest of
Money
falling as at present, whether secured on Govern-
ment Funds, the Banks, or otherwise. The Lands abound
with Game, and are intersected a fine stream for
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the place, with a good Cross Road to communicate. Banff
is eleven miles distant, and the Market Town of Turriff five
; and the New Turnpike Road from Banff to Peter-
head, now in the course of being executed, passes within a
very short distance of the Estate. The Title Deeds are
complete, the Teinds valued, and the Land-Tax redeemed.
The other public burdens are moderate, and they will be
equitably arrange] among .
the different Lots. If desired, a
considerable part of the price may remain in the purchaser's
hands, secured on the Estate.
Farther particulars may be known, and printed Rentals
and state of Measurement exhibited, by application to the
Proprietor, Archibald Cutoine, Esq.,
FtliAuchry, by Turriff;
Messrs. Paterson and Law, W. S., .
Young, Esq., Solicitor,
Banff; or, Messrs. Henry and
Clements Lumsden, Advocates in Aberdeen ; any of whom
will receive offers for selling by Private Bargain, and
Messrs. Lurnsdeu will show the Title Deeds and Articles of
Sale.
Persons desirous of viewing the Estate, and the Boun-
daries of the different Lou, are requested to enquire at the
Mansion-house of Auchry, where the Plan will be seen,
and every attention will be shown them.
Auchry, by Turriff, July 2, 1828.

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