Star.
London, England, 1801-10-20 00:00:00

VALUA.BLE ESTATE IN EAST-LOTHIAN.

To he caporal to Voluntary Sale, within the Royal Exchange
Coffee-honk, Edinburgh, on Monday, the 26th of Ociabcr,
21301, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (inilead of the sGtia
of Auguß, aoi, as before advertifed),
'-WE Lands and Ellates of LEASTON and
PLEWLANDHILL, lying in the Perla of Humbie,
and couuty of Eait-Lothian.
There Eitates will he espied together or feparately.—.That
of Leaßon conftits of about 7 so Scotch Acres, or goo Englifb
Statute Acres; and Plewland-liill eunfilts of about 332 Scotch
Acres, or 422 Englilh Statute Acres, moilly all Arable, except-
ing what is Under-wood or Plantation.
Each Eftate affords a Freehold (tialification In the County,
and holds Blench of the Crown ; and Las Right to the Tythes
Parfonage, and Vicarage ; the Stipend was augmented not many
years ago; and the Manfe and Church have been Wily reiauldt,
and the annual burthcris are very final!.

The Lands of both Elates are of excellent Quality, partly of
a dry free Soil, well adapted to Greco Crops ot t very kind, and
partly of a rich Loam and Oar, yielding great Crops of all
kinds of grain.

The I.ands are occupied by choice Tenants, at moderate'
Rents, particularly the Lcafton Eltee, which is very bnprove-
able, and well fituated for the belt of Markets, being within
Fifteen Miles of Edinburgh, Six ot Haddingtom, and Eight of
Daikeith; and ,oily Two !rum Coal and Lime, with good
Roads to all tht.f: !laws.

Toth Ettates arc inelof-d, and rub &vista-it wi th Ditch and
Hedge, or Stone Dykes. Thc t ichis are well watered, owl
()mitered with broad St::pes ur 1;;Ii.. of Plai.iir.g.
There arc about t 4 Acres of rise Properties tinder-wood,
having a number of old Trees on each Lftate ' • and about too
Acres of Fir Plantation, itift-t4:11.4 with Lerch and all kinds
of hard Wood, above thirty years old, In a tbrivit.g condition,
and well laid out for beautifying the property as wdl a• afford.
Mg It fhelter. *flefe woods, upon a late Purvey, have beers
valued it Good.

The Manlion-Houfe of I.eallon (lands In a dry and warm
fitoation ; and may at a raiders,: hipsr.ee br rt,d, Gt to ac.
commodate a largo Family ; has a gond Ga..ilen, and wdlq
Plucked double Pigeon-how!, ; l'urch der of ei•lier
Efate Ihould he inclined to build, or to flu to others, tbrre
are many fine Situaticns foe Houfes; and being In th neigh.
bourbood of Lime, and plenty of Free-flow in the Ground.,
and not far from Timber-markets, Luiklinzs of any kind might
be eredtcd at an eafy expence.

The Rental of both Eitates, putting a rrafmaNte year), value
so the Thinnings of the Plantations. ex9t,r,s, .if the de of
grown Wood, is upw:rds of tsnzl. a r and though ab
73 Acres, Part of LLafton ineloftires, adjoi:ong th,
and yo Acres of Plewland-hill, be nut of Leak to aceoinnindate
a Proprietor, there arc only here rated at the Offers made .ur
them by good Tenants.
The I:Rate is partly form:Mod an,linterfeded with Treat-
ing-rivulets; has upon it Pheafant, PartriOgr, Hare, and other
Game, mut is in the neighbearhood of Moor Ganic. Its e;egi-
balky for any Gentleman delirous of a Complete Litate to that
the Capital, and in fa good a neighboarboosi,
Comment.
For Particulars apply to Alexander Carr, rf
the Signet, Edieburgh; or to VP:fill. Rofs azni

13ofwAl-court. Lo:hlon and plun Matt, at
lbsafts,r..ll ibrw thsilre.

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