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| Plough Inn | Plough Inn | Mr Tait, Harperridge | On Sheet | A small road side Inn distant from | ||
| Mr Havery | 9.8 | Cornhill about 1 1/2 miles, it is of | ||||
| Sign on front | merely a second rate description | |||||
| and is principally frequented | ||||||
| by foot passengers and Carriers | ||||||
| who make it a halting place. | ||||||
| It is tenanted by J Young. | ||||||
| Donaldson’s Lodge | Donaldson’s Lodge | J Compton Esqr. | On Sheet | A cluster of cottages on the road to | ||
| Mr Havery | 9.8 | Berwick about a mile eastward | ||||
| Mr Tait | from Cornhill. The houses are occpied | |||||
| by the laboring classes and in the | ||||||
| front are two small grocery Shops. | ||||||
| Oxendeanburn | Oxendeanburn | Mr Havery, Owner | On Sheet | A small farm house about a | ||
| J Compton Esqr. | 9.8 | mile eastward from Cornhill | ||||
| Mr Tait | close by the turnpike road, it | |||||
| is a freehold property and is | ||||||
| in the possession of Mr Havery | ||||||
| who also farms the lands belong- | ||||||
| ing to it. | ||||||
| William Boyd Civil Assistant |
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