Star.
London, England, 1801-09-11 00:00:00

VALUABLE ESTAI E IN LAS 1 -LO I NIAN.

To be expored to Voluntary Sale, within the Royal Exchange
Coffee-bode, Edinburgh, on Thnrfday, the t stlof Oetober,

ißos, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (inftead of the anti
of Auguft, iBot, ar before ado:nth-if),
THE Lands and Eftatcs of LEASTON and
PLEWLANDHILL, tying in the Parifh of Humble,
and county of F.aft-Lothian.
There Eitates will be expofed together or feparatelp.—Thlt
Laden confifts of about 750 Scotch Acres, or pc° Englifh
Statute Acres; and Plewiand-Hilleonfifts of about 352 Scotch
Acres, or 421 Engtifh Statute Acres, moftly all Arable, except-
ing what is tYndcr.wood or Plantation.
Fad,' Eftate affords a Freehold Qzialfileation in the roomy,
and holds Blench of the Crevim ; and has Right to the Tythes,
Parfonage, and Vicarage ; the Stipend was augmented not many
years ago; and the Manic and Church have bees lately rebuilt,
and the annual burtlieni are very (Mall-
The Lands of both Eftstes are of excellent Quality, partly of
a dry free Soil, well adapted to Green Crops of retry kind, and
partly of a rich Loam and Clay, yielding great Crops at all
kinds Of rain.
Ilse Lands are occupied by choice Tenants, at moderate
Rents, particularly the L.ealton Eftite, which 1, very improve-
able, and well fituated for the heft of Markc•s, ba.;• within
Fifteen AIM' of Edinlourgh. Six of liaditington, and Fight of
Dalkeith; and only Two from Coal and Lime, with good
Roads to all thefe Places. _ _ _

Both Matra are ineinfed. and fnb-dtvided with Ditch and
Hedge, or Stone Dykes. 'rite Fields are well watered, and
flickered with broad Stripes or Belts of Planting.
There are about 143 Acres of the Properties Under-wood,
loving a number of old Trees on each Eftate; and about too
Acres of Fir Plantation, interfperfett with Larch and all kinds
of h...rd Wood, above thirty years old, in a thriving condition,
and well laid out for beautifying the property aa.well as afford-
ing it Ibelter. There wixids„ upon a late Purvey, have been
valued at fioool.
The Manficio-notate of Leafton Rands in a dry and warm
&nation ; and may at a moderate Eapence be made fit to ac-
commodate a large Family; has a rood Garden .and well-
flocked double Pigeon-hoof •; asidli the Purehafer of either
Eftate &Add be inclined to build, or to feu to others, there
are many Roc Situations for tholes; and being in the neigh-
bourhood of Lime, and plenty of lire-11one in the Grounds,
and not far from Timber-markets, Buildings ot any kind might
be ereetcd at an mify expence.
The Rental of both Dilates, putting a reafonable yearly valor
on the Thinning% of the Plantations, eschifive of the Sale of
grows Wood, is upwards of isooL a year ; and though about
73 Acres, Part of Lcalkoo Inclofures, adjoining the Mani:too,
and ;o Atom of Plewland-bill, be out of [.aft to accommodate
a Proprietor, there are only here rated at the Offers made lot
them by good Tenants.
The Eftate Is partly furroondod and interfeeled Irish Trost-
log-riviikts; has open ft Makin, Partridge, Hare, and other
Game, and is in the neighbourhood of Moor Game. It/ tint-
bility for any Ocntlenuin &Seoul of a Complete Estate fo now
the Capital, moil is Is good a neighbourhood, requires no
Comment. _ _ .

--E;rParal culars apply to Alerasder Chum Fig. Writer to
the Siert, Edinburgh; or to Man Roo and Hill. Soltithori,
BoCarell-court, Loudon ; and Join Ailos, in dm Hoof, of
LaMa law thoPronifes.