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London, England, 1801-09-21 00:00:00

VALUABLE ESTATE IN EAST-LOTHIAN.

To be expofed to Voluntary Sale, within the Royal Exchange
Coffee-houfc, Edinburgh, on Thu,*lay, the and of Odober,
18ot, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (inftead tithe 26th
of Auguß, tflot, as before adverttfed),
ffiliE Lands and Mates of LEASTON and
P,LEwLANDHii.i., lying in the Psrifh of Humbie,
and col,!;:y.of Esll-I.mbian.
Th•rt Eflites vrUl be expofed top titer or fcparately.—That
of Leaftan confine or aboo: }so Scotch A :reit, or 900 Englifh
Statute Acres.' and Plewbunt-Hill confillt of about Its Scotch
Acres, or 422Engllfh Statute Acres, :witty all Ariole, excepts
ing what la Under-wood or Plantation.
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Each Eftate affords a Freehold Qualification in the County,
and holds Blench of the Crow, ; and has Right to the Tythcs,
Parfonage, and Vicarage ; the Stipend was augmented not many
years ago; and the Manic and Church have bean lately rebuilt,
and the &Donal burthens arc very frnalL
The Lands of both Mates are of excellent Quality, lardy of
a dry free Soil, well adapted toOreen Crops of every kind. and
partly of a rich Loam and Clay, yielding gnat Crops of all
kinds of grain.
The Lands are occupied by choice Tenants, at moderato
Rents, particularly the Leafton Eitare, which is very improve-
able, and well fituated for the heft of Markets, heir); *Rhin
Fifteen Miles of Edinburgh, Six of Haddington. and Eight of
Daikeith; and only Two from Coal and Lime, with good
Ro..da to all Liu* Places.

:loth Eftates arc indofoi, and tub divided with Ditch and
fledge, or Stone Dykes. The Fields are well wat...red, and
iheitered with broad Stripes or Dells of Planting.
There are about 143 Acres of the Properties Under-wood,
having a number of old Trces on each lilac; and ahont too •
Acres or lir Plantation, interfpericd with Larch and 111 kends
of hard Wood, above thirty pan old, in a thriving cot.dltron,
sod well laid out for beautifying the prop-rty as well as aft.rd.
ink Dicker. link woods, upu a Late furve), hive ;,eon
valued at 6opoL

The Matifion-Hont: of Leafton Rands Ina dry and warm
fituation ; and may at a moderate Eapenc-: b: made fit to ae.
cummodate a large Family ; bait a good Garden, and v. ell.
Rocked double Pigeon-bottle; and if the Purehafer &either
Vista Ihould be inclined to build, or to feu to others, there
arc nutty line Situations for Houses; and befog in the neigh-
bourhood of Lime, and plenty of Fox-flonc lu t►e Groan.'s,
and not far from Tlntbcr-markets, Buildings of any kind might
be earetted at an cagy espencc.
The Rental of both Eftatca, putting a rcafim tl k yearly value
on the Thinnings of the Plantations, cadt.l v. eit. the Sale of
grown Wood, is upwards of asol. a ycir ; and though about
73 Acres, Part of Lealton fnelotireg, adjoining the Martian,
and 70 Aare of Plewlansi-hill, be out of L43it to aemenmodate
a Proprietor, theft are only here rated at the Men made tor
than by good Tenants.
The Eitate Is partl; furrounded and Interfedted wi:h Trout.
ing-rivulets; has upon it Phcafant, P irtridge, Hire. and other
Game. sod is in the neighbourhood of Moor Game -
bility for any Gentleman dcfirrat. of a Complete
the Capital. and Its C. good a atighboorhood
Comment.

Por Particulan apply to Alciander Grant,
tlatSicet, Edinburgh; or to MoCr,. Raft and I

Baw;it-cnort, Landon ; and Jobe Alain. it
Lea.libea.will hew thaPraiika•

;amt. Its elql.
te Lilac fo nor
.J, requires Do
Erq. Writer to
Hall, Soilsciton.
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