The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-25 00:00:00

STATES IN THE COUNTIES OF PERTH AND

•
PEEBLES FOR SALE.
Iv, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
'thin the Royal Exchange Coffee-howe, Edinburgh,
upon MONDAY, the 6th of July, 1829, at Three o'clock
afternoon. •
• THE valuable BARONY and ESTATE
A' 'of AUCHTERARDER, in the parish of
"caterarder, and county of Perth, containing 1,186
t:"tch, or 1591 Imperial Acres, besides the principal right
thitlextenbive commonty. The Estate is held blench of
the Crown, and the valued rent being 7661., Scotch, af-
t:!e Ili a trifle of two votes in the county. The
Olds at eh
valued aiuteShausted. The whole Farms on the
date *ere, itilBl9, let on improving leases "of nineteen
py duration; and were put into the mostbeneficial course
Improvement, very large allowances for lime, fences, Sze.,
kt,lng been made to the tenanti. The whole steadings were
h Me same time erected at a great expense, and are at
raret4nt the. most substantial; complete, and commodious of
ti'tin the district. In these circumstances it is certain
gat an important rh&e on the rental-of the estate will take
111Iba on the falling of the current leases. The existing
Le4tal atatounta to 2,0291. 14a. 3d. The greater part of
ti;'l4Wn of Auchterarder is held in feu of the Estate, and
.e lands sdj te tare to are bottomed on excellent freestone.
oF• The ESTATE of ROMANNO GRANGE, now
'Wed LAMANCHA, in the parish of Newlands, and
:(41lity of Peebles, fifteen miles distant from Edinburgh,
-:ataining 752 Scotch, or 949 Imperial Acres, whereof 535
tch Acres ate Arable, and the remainder Pasture and
plantations. The Lands hold of the Crown, and
d a freehold qualification. The teinds are valued.
iihtre is a large Mansion-horse; and the quantity of
Vgrown wood is very great, and would fetch a consider-
tstun. -The minerals are also known to be valuable ;
e1:1 and lime can be wrought in advantage for public sale,
,F.'"lea supplying the lands. The farm-house and ateading
°fEtees ”n, the principal farm were erected three years
4,,,,A
O in the most complete and substantial manner. The
02*;on.houseand- lands contiguous, extending to 215
47tch, or 271 Imperial Acres, at present in grass, are out
rase, and maybe entered to at Whitsunday next:
b th'Vrtber particulars will be communicated, and litho-
aP isplanslans and rentals shewn, at London, by Messrs.
,l!ottiswoOde and Robertson, Great George-street, West-
;l4.ster ; at Perth, .by Messrs. Peddie and Mackenzie,
Ethers; and at Edinburgh, by George Brown, Esq.
-.'_Ataintrridge, and Thomas Paul, W. S. IS, Queen-street.
,:_ll latter will'exhihit the titles.

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THE LONDON MAGAZINE.

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HE PROPRIETORS of the LONDON
MAGAZINE beg leave to announce to their Sub-
scribers and the Public, that they have transferred to Mr.
COLBURN their interest in that Publication, which will,
from the Ist of July, he incorporated in THE NEW
MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
The Proprietors of thc.London Magazine have princi-
pally been induced to .effect this junction, by the considers-
'Tian that the New Monthly has uniformly advocated a
liberal line of po!icy, and that it .has steadily pursued the
same public of jects which the London has endeavoured to
promote.
The chief contributors to the London Magazine will
write for the New Monthly, happy to connect themselves
with a work of such deserved and extensive popularity.
Pall. Mall East, June 24, 1829.