Star.
London, England, 1807-07-04 00:00:00

LEEDS-YORKSHIRE.

By Marrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co.
In Oetobet nett, in Lots, (unlefs a previous offer is made to pur- ,
• chafe the whole hy Private Contrat2),
CAPITAL and very Valuable FREEHOLD
-14. ES FATE, molt defirably flimsy in the Pali& of Rothwell,
and in the townthips of Middleton, Hutllett and Beefton' within
lone mile and halt of the capital too n of Le. els. and earydillance
from Wakefield, Bradford, Huddersfield and lialitaz, coseprifirg
the MIDDLETON ESTATE ; confifting of the Manor, or
Lurdflaip of Middleton, with the inexhaullible Coal Works, eons-
raunicatim; with the town of Leeds, and ahout 1400 acres of pro -
duetive atoll-kit Meadow. PaiLre. and Arable l.and, and fine
Woods, with the refidence d MIDDLEFON LODGE, with
fultalde Offices. alfo two other commodious Dwelling houfes and
Offices, aWater-Mill , and lundry Hodes—the whole Icing nearly
within a sing-fence, and capable of the gresteft improvement, G.
as to render it one of the molt productive Fftates in the Welt
Riding ot Yt.rkFaire, tythe free, and the Land-Tat redeemtd.
For further particulars apply to Thomas Lewis, Ffq. Gray's
inn, and of Mats. Skinner. Dyke, and Ca. Allafgate-ftreet,
London.

FREEHOLD HOUSE AND PREMISES ON THE LOWER
TERRACE. MILTON. NEXT GRAVESEND.
By Mr. ISAAC COOKF.,
On Wctinefday,-Stb it& at the New Ina, in Milton, at 3 o'clock
In the afternoon.
By cr.!, rof the Affignees of Wm Weaver. a Bankrupt,
AFRELHOLD Blick DWELLING HOUSE,
containing a parlour, three chambers, a kitchen and wadi-
houfe. and a yard or garden, and a well and privy thereon ; in the
occupation of William Hedley.
Fur particulars apply to Mr. Hughes, Cl:lford's-Inn, London;
Mr. Bedingfield, Solicitor, Grorcfend; or the A uaioneer.

HANTS.—By Meffrs. WI-lITE and SON,
On Monday, the 13th inftant, at the Dolphin lan, Southametzn,
precifcly at twelve o'clock,
THE FOLLOWING VESSELS, belonging to
the late DUKE of RICHMOND :
Lot T. A very beautiful fad (Ailing csrrat, called the LA-
VA NT, fifteen tons burthen, in capital order for Sea "The above
is extremely well built—clinch worked, copper fattened, and fitted
up in the belt manner—t Anchors, I Cable, Spars and Rigging, x
main Sail, fore and fquare ditto, I fquare Top Gil, t gaff ditto, 3
Jibbs, copper Stoveocater Clufet, mahogany Table, Cufhions corn-
pleat for Cabin and Deck, 8 tons iron Ballaft, 4 Oars, &c. &c.—
The Lavant is well known on the Coati to be a remarkable fait
Lo: s. A Six oared CUTTER, called the POLLARD, with s
Malts, a Sails, Boat hook. Gang board, Rudder, 'Filler, andA nchur.
The above veffels are lying in Southampton Harbour, and may
be viewed (even days previous to the fate, by applying to Captain
Darrel, un bo .rd. Fur further particulars applp to Marrs. White
and Son, at their Agency °Mee, North-11feet, Chichefter

/BRAINTREE HOUSE.
In the month. of Auguß next, utiles dlfpored of in the mesas time
by Private Contradt, of which notice will be given,
THE following FREEHOLD ESTATE; a moll
defirable, elegant, and modern Manlion•Houre newly built
with Bath !tone, the refidence of William Payne, ifq fituate in
the Ind& of Weltbury-upon-Trym, in the county of Gloucefter,
within four miles of the city M Bei Rol; commanding molt exten-
five and pielorefqwe views of the River Severn, the Welch Coen,
the village of Henbury. Blaize Caftic, and the adjoining country.
Alto the Gardens, inclofed with brick fruit-walls 14 feet high;
melon-ground, hot-houfe, ihrubbcries, coach-houfrs, Rail- (tabling
for In horfcs, and 65 acres of land In a ring fence, furrounding the
Manton-Houfe, thegreatilt part thin free, and the whole in prime
condition.
The ground floor of the Houfe conufts of a dining-room 26 feet
by 20 feet, drawing-room 27 lea by in feet library f 4 feet by
16 feet; hall, Portland-itone itair-cafe, butler's pantry, china
Finery, fervarite hall, dairy, larder, and excellent kitchens and
other offices.

For further particulars and for tickets to view the Pretnifes,
which will be only (hewn between the hours of Eleven and One
o'crock, apply to Meffrs. John and Jeremiah OfLorne, Broad areet,
Briftul —Application by letters mutt be polt paid.

KING'S Itl*TON, near' frtnerm; Do N.
TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION (if not Boner difpofed of be
Private Contradj, at the Fountr.in Inn in Huntingdon, on Sa-
turday, the a nth of July loft. between the hours of four sod flx
o'clock in the afternoon, fubjtet w fuck conditions as shall be
then produced,
A Compaet ant Defirable ESTATE, filoate in
Excluancr *FARM, HERTFORDSHAL the Parini of King's [Upton, and at Sapley, in the County
By Metre& SKIM: FR, DYKE, and Co. of Huntingdon, diftant only three miles from the town of Hun.
At Garraway's,on ThUrkay, the 3cth ,„a, at Twelve o'Clock, by tingdon, and five miles from St. Ives; confuting of a genteel and
order of the Truftees and Executors of the late Mifs Scare, de- commodious dwelling honk, with fuitalde outbuildings, all brick
ceafed, and tile, in excellent repair ; walled garden, three cottages and
AV.tluable FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD gardens for lahnurees, and onwards Of 100 acres Of good arable and
ESTATE, advantageoufly 4:nate in the patilb of ! lam. pante land, now in the holding of Mr. Robert Hatfield, under a
Strad. divitlrd by_the high mail ruad between St. Albai,'s and l Leak for at years. whereof three years will be to conic on the eth
Dunitable : 27 miler from London, compriling 1141 l orSole's day of April next, at the yearly rent of I Sat but capable of very
}acts; confuting of about ago acres of meadow, palture, arable, I confiderahle advance at the expiration mi. the term.
and wood land, with proper buildings, lying exceeding comps.% I The Eftate is partly Frechol 1 and partly Copyhold ; the latter
itttd capable of the greateft improvement. in the occupation of bed of the Manor of King's Ripton, the tenure of which is ex•
Mr. George ARAMs, on an oW leak, expiring at Micbaylmas, I treritcly carp, and the whole is tithe free.
1807. tsceil: Particulars may be had of the tenants ; The tenant will flew the Premifes ; and further partrculars
aura ,v the chequers, •flamftead sugar loaf, Dutalble ; White may he known onsapplication to Mr. Wedge, WOO, Bottom,
Hart, St. Alban's ; Red Rion; Barnet, of Mr. Cheettians, Fal.. near. New Market; Mr. Morris, Solicitor in Newport, Salnp ; or
con tquare,. Alderfgatc-ftrret ; place of tale ; and of Meas. Skin- Met"rs. Tsenbovi and Hope, Solicitors, No. 1, Stone-buildinp, Um.
oar; Dyke, and Co. Londou, 'where a plan may be feat. caln'a Inn, Lontium •
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SALE'S )3"?
• A VALUABLE WEST.:DIDIA! ESTATE FOR SALE.
Within the Tontine Tavern,.o.lafgow, on Wednefday the aBth
day of Odtsiber, tBoy, at Two o'clock, P. M.
T,IIRIENDSHIP ESTATE, in the ISLAND of
TRINIDAD and quarter of SAVANETTA, (late the pro-
perty of, and poffelird by Captain John Montgomeriekatilth the
BUILDINGS, SLAVES,CAT rLE, MULES, IMPLEMENE6
of HUSBANDRY, &c. &c.
The Mite is very advantageoufly fituated, being bounded on
the Welt by the Gulph of Paria, to which there is ready aced.,
by a good R'sad, conneeting the Works with an excellent Wharf,
that runs out Two Hundred Feet into the Sea, thereby facilitating
the Ihipment of produce and landing of Stores with fafety and
difpatch.
The Grounds extend to Two Hundred and Thirty-five Acres,
or. thereby, whereof B+l Acres are in thriving Canes, 40 Acres
are in Provilions and Plantain Walks, x 8 Acres are occupimd by
the Works and in Palture—the remainder being Savannah Wood
and Bruib Land.
The Works arc exteofive and of the molt fubftantial kind, con •
lifting of a Boiling Houfe. fixty feet long, built of Stone and brick,
and fully tfted, with two fete of Coppers, and a good Iron Mill—
alfo an meanie Still Houfe, built in the fame manner as the
Boiling Houfe, in which there is a pa Gallon Still mounted, and
Worm complete.
The other buildings confift of a Houk for the Manager and
one f °rile Overrcer—alfo fourteen Negro Houle., and a variety
of other cutiveuieticies.
There is a ufeful ftream of Water dote by the Works.
• A confidcrable part of the grounds are fenced with lime hedges,
and the whole, which mil. be peremptorily 1011, forms a valuable
property, well worthy the attention of intending purchafers, par-
ticularly titofe who can fuipply its chief wa:it, by placing additional
ttrength of Slaves upon the eltate.
The (CMS of payment will be made convenient, upon receiving
part down, and fatistietory fecurity for the balance.
; For farther particulars, apply to Edward Rivers, F.fq. in Tri-
nidad; Robert Detinilloun, Llq; or James Lamb, merchant in

•
. This day Wilinhaked. price fa. 64.
QOLOMON's 1 reatife on the properties and deem
LI of HOT and COLD BATHING, as applied to the Human
Body, in its Bmple,-Impregnated, or mineral State, for the Cure of
various Wades, with their mode of treatmenr, and important
Advice to Bathers in general. Alio. a coneife Topographical Dr.
feription of the Principal Bathing Places in the United Klngdoot
with a Portrait of the Author.
This volume contains the Suhltance of alsnoft every ancient and
modern Publication on the Efficacy of riot and Coldßathing with
a Beferiptiou of the principal Watering Places, and Arad tkal Ob.
fereations on Difeafcs its which they arc ufeful.
Loudon : Sold by Mathews and Leigh, O. Strand, and H. D.
Symonds, Paternotter•row ; alto by all Bookiellets in the United
Kingdom.
PUBLIC ADVANTAGE.
THE advantage the public mutt always derive..
A; from regularly educated profernunal men &mating almoß ex
clufively their Itudies to one fpecies of malady, was never more
clearly dempuftrated than by the unexampled fuccefs which has'
attended the alluiiiinration of their new remedy. and the tetra--
ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long fcric,of years, Wire
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. formerly in his N:ajetty's feivte.:l.
have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular 014cel of their it t-
veftigation, and are happy in having dikovereti a medicine
rior to mercury in the cure of that complaiut—it is fulliticot to'
obferve that the effeas of this remedy are diametrically oppofiee tor
thole of mereury,for though it completely eradicates every vett*:
of the virus, in its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not In the
leaft injure the contlittnion—on the contrary, it renovates the
tens in all its natural fundtions, promotes appetite, and facilitates'
digefti on —th u s inftead of reducing a Rrong and vigorous coedits..
tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it nut only pm-
laves that constitution in Its primitive Rate, but refloat a wMe
and debilitated ene to its natural ftrength and vigour.
Nu ro betide in Rance, are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy
of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecihc virtues adios as a per.
petual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from'
an excels of conjug..l or illicit pleafure, or from the more
infiduous, though not leis destructive. indulgence of incau-
tious youth of both fears in a certain pernicidus habit Amidit
the melancholy variety of difordcrs which are the confequence of
this felitary vice, there are none more affliding than that Wart:fling
Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the ma-
trimonial Rate ; the unhappy (acrer broods over his tuitional's,
ashamed to leek relief, until he is reduced to loch a Rate of weak-
oda as to render life oppreffive To loch perfons it muft be a enn-
foling reflection, to know that they may now, by a newlidallible
mode of treatment, be reftored to that greatt.ft of all human blell•
tugs, a ftrocis , manly, and vigorous con llitution.
In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever cure arifiug,
as well as in every fpecies cf venereal iofeffiion, Meffrs. Currie and
Co. may be confulted by patients of either fel, with the greaten
fecrecy and honour, at their houfe, No. toy, hatton Garden.
Letters from the Country (poll paid) including a bank note,
will have the neceffary medicine end advice fent to any part of the
Kingdom. No. toy, Havoc Garden.

BY JOHN KEMP,
By order of the Affigtices of Ifaic Stonc and Parfait Cuftance
Bankrupts.
On Thnrfday the 9th day of July init. at the Three Cranes
Tavern, In Great Yarmouth, at Twelve o'Cluck, in separate

Lots,
L t. ALL that piece of Land, fitnate in South
11 Town, on the Weft fide of Yarmouth Haven.
containing two Acre. (more nr krs) on which is erected a Quay
Head or Wharf next the laid Haven, gz fcct lung, a Three-ltall
Stable, with a Hayloft over the fame, a Chaife Hoare adjoining.
and two Double Sawpits with Sheds over the fame, held under
Leafe from Lnrd Anion, for a term of 8o years from the 25th
December IBos, fubjeat to an annual ground rent of 231.
Lot 2. A piece of Laud adjoining to Lot the tft,nred as a Ship-
wrigh.'s Dock and Yard,oti v'hich are a large Workshop, Ac-
compting 1 do and Mould I.oft over the fame 63 feet by 20 feet,
a large Blaeicfmith's Shop 32 feet by 22 feet, with three Forges
therein ; a Sawing Shed, with fivc Sawpits therein, three Sheds,
with two P:ts in each, a finall Cottage, two large Steam Coppers,
and every other conveniet e. to conftitute a complete Ship-
wright's Dock for the carrying on Trade to a large extent.
Thee !rendre, are held under Leafe from Samuel Paget, Pfq.
for a term of 21 /cars, cOrunicleivg 24th June 1799, at an annual
rent of 271.
IMt 3. A piece of Land in South Town aforefaicl, on the Weft
fide of the Yarmouth Turnpike, containing by eitimation ore
I Acre now in the occupation of Mr. Richard fielding Movie, held
under Leafe from Lord Anion, for a term of So years from the
raid nth day of December iSo;, fubjdt to an annual ground
rent in 71. 125.
Lot 4. Another piece of Land in south Town aforcfaid. on the
Wt ft fide of the Yarmouth Turnpike, containing by eftintation
one Acre,late in,the occupation of the fail (face Stone. held under
[ware front Lord Anfun for a term of So years front the Lid 23th
day of December 1835, ftabjedt to an Annual ground rent
of 71. 12S.
. 'rhe laid two laft mentioned Lots have tern lately inclofed with
a Paling, at a confiAerahle expellee.
Lot 5. Alt that Menage or Dtv iling Houle, lately built by
the raid Mac Stone, pleafantly rotate in South Town, adjoining
the Turnpike Road leading from Yarmouth to Beccics, confifting
of two Parlour:, Kitchen, and convenient Offices, four Lodging
Rooms, with a Garret over the fame, and a Garden adjoining the
laid Meffuage.
The Purchafers may have immediate negation of all the Pre-
mires exert Lot 3, of which he may have porreffinn immediately
after Mr. Moyfe has taken off the Crop of Wheat growing
thereon. At the fame time and place will be Soli,
The Hull of a new Brigantine now lying in Yarmouth Haven,
of the length for Admeafurement of 69 feet 6 inches—breadth
t 9 feet 7 inches—depth of Hold IL feet—Adinedurcinent
114 22-94 Tons.
For further particulars, apply to Samuel Paget and Dawfon
Turner, Efqrs. AlTitnees of the Eftate and Fffeds of the raid Bank-
rupts ; to the laid Au:ltioneer, or to Mr. James Sayers, Solicitor:
all of Great Yarmouth, one Concern.

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AMERICAN FLOUR —FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At Jack's Coffee-houfe. over the Corn Exchange, on Monday, the
6th init. iBo7, at one o'clock,
ABOUT 3.500 Barrels and 400 half Barrels, of
fuperfine American Flour, lately imported, a part partially
damaged. •
It lies at the London Dock, and may he viewed till the fale.
Catalogues may be had and further particulars known,on applica-
tion to Ehomas Harris and Naltaniel Palmer, Sworn Brokers ; or
to Meffra. Scott, Harrii, and Co. No ca, Aldermanbury.

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TO THOMAS FAYLOR, . •
rear Sir, No. ei, Brldge-ftreet; Loadan. •
r Fe.c.L it a duty incumbent upon me, to Mfarm
you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received
from your invaluable Nied:clne-I.EAKi.'" PATENT PILLS,
About two years ago I was attacked with a Venereal Diforder
which I treated rather nightly for fume time, but the dii.afeat
length lyr zadittg all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the
molt truoentof the Faculty, but their Alliance afforded only tem
pottery relief. 1 want through various courfee of Salivation, and
from being rather of a einpulent Habit was reduced to a mere
Skeleton. The ulcers that reread all over my limbs, rendered ins
a complete object, fo that ray friends iierpaired of my ree.iestry.
When brought to this lituation, 1 confiaered death as inevitable,
but a rtlation of mine conuneuting upon the nianfe,afer in which
your Pita had fuceeeded, I was induced to try a butes, thee',
which I thoug!it rather relieved me, and by perfeverante for ten
or three months, and following your diredwas, I expectant.*
the moil unaccountable relaxation from pain, the fore graduate,
fubfiding ; I am now, thank GOD, ',erred!y recovered, and walk-
ing out dilly doubt not but one more hot, which I thilth Gaut
lions t“ take, will eltablins my health in its Waal pare. It ire
with the moil heartfelt gratitude that I lab*resibe myrelf, Sir,
your much obliged humble (cream. Was..Pieasos.
Deanf4ate, Mache!ter, July I.
P.S. For the public benefit I do not objed to the above be*
pehlithed, but leave you to at as our own better judgmesst Mae
• dktate.
Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, Thome Taylor, Mere
ber nY the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his Houle,
' No. et, New Bridge Ikea. Where, after a enchant refidenct of
more than thirty lix years, in a pr idice particulaly deeded to
the Cure of. Venereal Comdaints, wi.h that inviloablefeerocy,
which men of his prof. ffion fhould always obferve be natters
himfell, the advice and ainitanee be grataitually adminiftep in
perlons taking this Medicine will be eft mated by a difeaulne P
lie, as an advantage frld,ou to be obtainakand void of ambiguity.
—Alto S Id, by his Appointment, In: the convenience of thole
liVing at a enhance, at the Perfumer's. No. ae. St. Athan'aftrea,
Pall Mall ; the lay Shell, Igo. to 3, Qxford-ftreet; Mr. Do:-
rough's. No. 7, Fill-.-Itreet. Hill ; Mr. Steel's, Boolifeller, No. 1,
Union Row, little Tower Hill ; Mr. Wagon's, Soothdiridge,.
Ediaburgh ; Mr. Cilwell's, lauhlm ; Mr •Biliinge's, livery* ;
Mr. Atkiuran's, Matichelter • andby one Perron in every cow.
fideraNe Fawn in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of •aily
es. od. each, reeled up with full and pain dlredions, whereat
Perrone of either See may Cure thensfelveswith Rafe, Speed, as.
crecy, and

WHEN Proteilional Men of EdUCation and it*
fponfibility deviate from the general Syttem by the feledion
of a particular'branch, the fandion of long continued fucceffes ks
the belt criterion of fuperiority.
Thirteen years have I devoted sty pradtiee to the =derive treat-
ment of Three Diforders, and the fuemalathisfak of my plan gives
me additional ardour to oppofe. as far as tam able, the ravages of
thole Complaints which are the molt important in the Catalogue
of Human Infirmities.
After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,
formed a wilt at an early period of pratlAce to refcus ludividuals
from the ignorance of uneducated men, or die equally dangeraut
precipitancy of general Praelitioners.
1 be Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my
attention, tomprife every fpeeittof VENEREAL INFECTION,
whether of a recent or long duration; redly, all kinds of debility,.
whether wiling from the habits of (chool boys, or the indulgences
of mature age ; and,laßly, that derangement of the fyltem in we-
men which is called BARRENNESS,or STERILITY.
Numerous Difeafts are the refult of ignorance, or haße in the
treatment s,f a Envie Gonorrhea ; and it not unfrequently halo-
pens that the feeds of Life are punned by the indifcretion of so
unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch Complaints are eaftly
cured; and, even where others have failed, I craft that I may pee-
fume to offer a radical re-eftablithment
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this dff-
order, compared with the calamitous fituations of men, who, from
an indulgeoce in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties 6f a
fafhionahle life, acquire that Rate of debility. which is the una-
voidable conlequence of Welt pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, hat care
fully conceals his misfortune, it may be forme conlolatim tor hint
to know, that although it be an objett of doubt or uncertainty:
with other pralitionrrs, the removal of the:.. deficirt,cies by the
gradual orosrefs of renovation, is the acquiretneot of my expel--
ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce man*
vigour, much anxiety will he prevented ny an ea-ly cotinteractbei
of this languid Rate; and in thefe cafes to) great difficulty will occon.•
But where this deficiency has for years tinted, a proper peels''
verance is indifpenfably requifite to revive the (lumbering (parks
of life, and to rc-animate the coultitution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long beeta dirappoioted
their expedations of a family, may be allured, that in molt Ito
glances, fuch &feels are curable by Medical licit
1 he fecrecy which is f.) eflentiat to my undertaking, and the •
qualifications which I have refamed to state, form the bah, of
my pretenfions, and In coincidence with fuch this intimation
given; that Mr. Bree may be eonfulred perfonally, or by Letters
(inclofing a (mall Note;, at her funk, No. -24, Arundcl-itred,
Strand, near Temple-Bar.
c'y There is an additional Entrance in Water ftreet adjoin,*
and the name is on both the doors. MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in L ado •
A CAUTION.—Sonic Perrone, who rarely afft.rt themselves N
hs MEMBERS or TILE ROYAL COLLEGE,haVing for fevtral month'
part copied my Adtertifements aboolt word for word, and intents!
them as their own produCtious, it is my duty to mention, that
thole Perfons are lot Memberk of any College in London,•
bursts,, or elfewhere ; nor have they say right to practice Suave/
in Londoti.

.--ESTATE OF DRUMNAKILL,
In the County of Stirling.
To be Sold or Let. by Private Bargain,
THE VILLAGE of DRYMEN, and that Part
of the LANDS of DRUMNAKII.L, lyin3 in the parith of
Drymen and county of Stirling, north of the river Endtick,
comprehending about 12SO acres, whereof 700 are arable, 3:-..3
good pafture, and 203 of muir land.
Thefe land', in point of &nation, foil and etpofure, clot
great advantages, being only 12 miles (tort the town of Dumbar-
ton, t 7 from Glafgow, 22, from Stirling, and three from Lochlo-
mond, to all of which, as well as to the Highlands, .there are good
turnpike toads, and ear)? =els to every farm. There are eight
annual fairsin Drymen, where the whole produce of the Mem
can he difpofed of; bade% a confiderable market for black cattle
on Shanaen Muir, part of the property, which is well frequented
by cattle dealers of every tlefiription.
Upon the lands there are fevers) fine fituations for manfion
' hooks and pleafure grounds, commautling an eatenfive and beau-
tiful profoca of Loch Lomond and its Mantis, with the delightful
furrounding fernery. • The lands are already melded and fuhdi-
vided to a cottfitleroble extent. There are alfo leveral free Ilonc
quarries upon them, and manure of all foils can be eafily carried
through the whole farms, and the produce either difpcifed of at
Drymen, or fent to ready markets in the neighbourhood.
On the Eflate there are loose natural woods and old trees, with
leveret (mall thriving plantations. The lands lie compad, with a
gentle Hope to a fou: hero expofurv. They alfo abound with a
Iprolufion of game at all times of the feafon, not only from thole
reared on the ground themklves, but from their vicinity to the
game parks, polities, and pleafure grounds of his Grace the Duke
of Monti-rife, at Buchanan, by which they are boundLd ;fo that,
to gentlemen aectiftomed to the (ports of the field, few !Itch fitua-
dons are to be found. •
'nacre ilia Mill on the property, which render' it free of thirlage
to any other proprietc.r. The parilh church and manic were lately
put in good repair, and the teinds are valued and exhsulted. Some
of the taros leaks will expire at Martinmas lirft ; and the whole
of them (except tone (mall erclalbres about the village) with the
three following craps. Upon the whole, fuch an improveahle and
deferable property is (care ly to be met with in the welt of Scot-
land, or now in the mat-kit.
M. Merrifon, the Fadtor upon the Eltate, will (hew the lands
to intending purchafers•' and for further particulars, application
may be made to Angus Campbell. Efq. Glafgow, or to Vans Ha-
thorn, W. S. Edinburgh; the latter of whom will (hew a plan of
t!,e lands, rental, ani title deeds; and for the accommodation of
the purehafcr, three fourths of the price can be allowed to Ile in
his hands, on Iccurity, for fuels a term of years as may be agreed
on. ,
If the (aid Eftate it not fold betwixt and Martinmas firft, the

lands will be let, in whale or in part, on leak, for which offers will
be its the to ran time received lay Mr. Campbell, Mr. Hatboro, or
Mr. Morrifoo • and as the farm of Ifighpark, containing 63 acres
of arable ground, will be out of latest Martinmas fitft, it win be
let for as years.

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