Star.
London, England, 1801-11-14 00:00:00

VALUABLE ESTATE IN EAST LOTHIAN.

To be cspored to Voluntary Sae' within the Royal Eschtor
Coffcc-houfe, Edinburgh, on the cosh loft. at Two o'clock in
the Afternoon (iuftcad of the 26th of (hitober, as before

ado( nixed),
HE Lands and Efiates of LEASTON and
1,
PLEWLANDHILL, lying in the Pardh of 1 luinbie,
and county of Raft-Lothian.
There Eltates will be capered together or feparately.—That
of Lealton contifts of about 7po Scotch Acres, or goo Englifts
Statute Aerca ;easid Pico/handbill conlifts of about 352 Scotch.
.%etzs, Or 432 Engllth S;atute Acres, moftly all Arable, creep-
us',' what is Underwood or Plantation.
Each Eftate affords a Freehoid giealification in the County,
and holds Blench of the Crows; and bas Right to the 'l'ythes
Parronage and Vicarage the itipeod was Augmented not many
year ago, and the Manic and Church Lave been lately rebuilt,
and the annual hardens are very (malt.
The Lands of Both Eftatca arc of excellent quality, partly of
a dry free toile well adapted to Green Crops of every kind, and
partly of a :lab Loam and Clay, yidding great Crops of ill
kinds of grain.
The Lands arc occupied by choke Tenants at moderate
Rents, particularly the Lealton Mate, which is very insprove.
able, aad well fituated for the heft of Markets, being within
Fifteen Miles of Edinburgh, Six of liarldington, and Eight of
Dalkeith; and only Two tram Coal and Lane, with good
Roads to all theft places.
Both Mates arc !iielcild, and fehdivid-d with Ditch and
Hedge, or Stone Dyke,. The Het& are well watered, and
Iheltered with broad Stripes or Belts of Planting.
There ZIT about a 4.4 Acres of the Properties Under-wood,
having a number of old Trees no each Mate ; and about leo
Acres of lit Plantation, interfperfed with Larch and all kinds
of hard wood, above thirty years old, in a thriving condition,
and well laid out for beautifying the property se well as afford-
ing it Metter. Thefe Woods, aspoes a late Surrey, have been
valood at Azool.
The Elanfion-Honfe of Leaflets Rands In a dry and warm
fii orlon ; and may at a moderate Expenee be mad.. fit to ae-
iinumodate a large Family ;• has a good Garden, and a well-
flocked double Pi4eon-boufe; and if the Purchafer of either
ntate &could he inclined to build, or to feu to others, there
arc many fuse Situations for Hourgs ; and being In the neigh-
bourhood of Lime, and platy of Free-11one in the Grounds,
and not far from Timber-markets, Buildings of any kind nugh
be ereeted at an eafy c npcncl.
The Rental .1 kit at et, mitt ing a rearo,nabk yearly value
en the Thinri-g• of the Plantations, exclave of the Sale of
graven Woorl, uponola of s rooL a year; and though about
73 Act..., Part o: Lenton inclefures, adjoining the Manilas,
71 7o Acres of Pl., handbill, be out of Leafs to acc,niuno-
.:.;.. a Propretar, tuck are only here rated at the Offers made
iar clod Tenants.
Th, tit at: :. p.,rthy furrounded and interceded with Trout-
ivulet.; has urns It Phealant, Patridgc, Hare, and other
Gant,. and as of the neighbourhood of Moor Game. Its dist-
h• y tor . ny G,ntlrman defirons of a Compl&te Eftate fo near
the apt; 21, and it I. good a seighbourtnol, requires no
Comment.
For Particulars "ph to Almond. Grant, Ef•Viti'er to the
Mout, Edinburgh; or to Merfrs. Rots and HaU, t.olkiturn
Bofw(11-court, Loodao ; and John Allan, at the Hour, of
1.441tv0, w.ll thew las rrsailka.