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Particulars of a capital freehold estate ... comprising, ten thousand, four hundred, and seventy acres of land, abounding with mines of coal and limestone, and noted for great quantities of game of all kinds : now divided into eight eligible farms, with proper, convenient, and substantial dwelling houses, and out-buildings, on each farm; six of which have been erected within the last four years, let to substantial tenants at very low rents, amounting yearly to nine hundred and thirty-five pounds, which may be considerably advanced in 1795, when the present leases will expire.
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