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| Cooppenny | Cooppenny Plantn | John Collingwood Esqr. | On Sheet | A mixed wood plantation through | ||
| Plantation | Revd Saml Tyler | 9.11 | which the line of railway passes | |||
| Thomas Wake, Forrester | about 1/2 mile westward from | |||||
| Cornhill Station. It is the property | ||||||
| of John Collingwood Esqr. of Cornhill | ||||||
| House. | ||||||
| Cornhill House | Cornhill House | John Collingwood Esqr. | On Sheet | A large and commodious mansion | ||
| Revd Saml Tyler | 9.11 | the seat of J. Collingwood Esqr. | ||||
| Northd Directory | pleasantly situated on a rising | |||||
| ground at the confluence of the | ||||||
| Duddo Burn with the River Tweed. | ||||||
| the grounds are tastefully laid out | ||||||
| and the number of adjoining woods | ||||||
| and the proximity of the River afford |
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| excellent shooting and angling. | ||||||
| Collingwood Arms | Collingwood Arms | John Collingwood Esqr. | On Sheet | This inn is one of the most respectable | ||
| Inn | Inn | Revd Saml Tyler | 9.11 | class of country inns and has good | ||
| Mr Richardson |
accomodation for lodgers, and is also | |||||
| a posting house, it is situate in | ||||||
| the village of Cornhill opposite to the | ||||||
| Church. | ||||||
| William Boyd Civil Assistant |
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