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TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, &c.
A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
BURGESS'. ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. •
THE great Reputation which MR. BURGESS
has gained by his surtaxes.. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES;
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH.SAUCE, s:rgvow
REEF, HAsititii CALVES HEADS, BEEFSTEAKS, MADE
DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with motif Daatca. •
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APRAC PICAL TREATISE on DIET, :iint
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN EASE-I,G I H.,tev.
To be expofed to Voluntary Sale, within the Royal Exchange
Coffee-boo fe, Edinburgh, on Weilnefil.ty, the 26th of A tigult,
itSoi, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (initead of the !ph
of July, 'Sot, as before advertifed),
THE
Lands and Ellates of LEA ;TON and
PLEWLANDHILL, lying in the Parifh of Humble,
and county of Eaft-Lothian.
'Fhefe Eitates will be expofed together or fcparately.—That
of Leaßon confißs of about 750 Scotch Acres, or SlOO Englilh
Statute Acres; and Plewland-Hill confifts of about 352 Scotch
Acres, or 422 Engliflt Statute Acres, many all Arable, except-.
ing what is Under-wood or Plantation.
Each ERate affords a Freehold qt_ialification in the County,
and hold, Blench of the Crown; ;uid has Right to the Tythcs,
Parfonage, and V icara; e ; the St i Nod was augmented not many
years ago; and the Maid,. and Church have been lately rebuilt,
and the annual burthcns arc very (mall.
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a dry free Soil, well adapted to Green Crops of every kind, and
partly of a rich Loam and Clay, yielding great Crops of an
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The Lands are occupied by choice Tenants, at moderate
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Fifteen Males of Edinburgh, Six of Haddlngton, anti Eight of
Dalkeith; and only Two front Coal and Lime, with good
Roads to all 'bele Places.
Both EitateJ arc inclofcd, and rub divided with Ditch and
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theltcred with broad Stripes or Belts of Planting.
There are about t 43 Acres of the Properties Under-wood,
having a number of old Trees on each Efface; and about 103
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of bard Wood, above.thirty years old, in a thriving condition,
and well laid out for beautifying the property as well as afford-
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are many fine Situations for Hodes; and being in the neigh-
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and not far from Timber-markets, Buildings of any kind might
be erected at an eafy expellee.
The Rental of both ERates, putting a redcoat& yearly value
on the Thinning' of the Plantations, exclufire of the Sale of
grown Wood, is upwards of [Soot a year ; and though about
73 Ares, Park of Leattoo inclofuret, adjoining the Manhon,
and 70 Acres of Pim land-hi 11, be out of Leafe to accommodate
a Proprietor, theft are only here rated at the Offen made tor
than by good Tenants.
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Game, and is in the neighbourhood of Moor Game. Its eke-
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the Capital, and in Co good a neighbourhood, requires no
Comment.
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