FARMS TO LET
In the Counties of Banff and Moray.
There will be let, at Cullen House at Martinmas next, 1812, for leases of such endurance as may be agreed on, from the terms of entry aftermentioned,
THE FOLLOWING FARMS belonging to the EARL of SEAFIELD, viz:-
IN BANFFSHIRE.
In the Parish of Rathven.
Possession Tenant's Names Term of Entry
Parts of Farskane John Smith's heirs Whit. 1813
In the Parish of Fordyce
Logie, William Downie Do. 1814
Croft of Badenspink William Morison Do. do.
Mill and Mill Lands of Portsoy Mr Dunbar Do. do.
In the Parish of Banff
East Culbeuchly and part of } George Anton Do. do.
Paddocklaw }
In the Parish of Fordyce
Part of Rothmackinzie Alexander Murray Do. 1812
Part of Auchanachy and Baley James Wilson Do. do.
Parts of do. do. James Brodie Do. do.
In the Parish of Deskford
Mid Skeith Alexander Clark Do. 1814
Burnheads and Berryhillock Jas. Mitchell & others Do. 1813
In the Parish of Grange
Wester Windyhills James Milne Do. do.
In the Parish of Boindie
Meikle and Little Ordins John Watt Do. 1814
Part of Padockburn &c John Taylor Do. 1813
In the Parish of Marnoch
Wester Tillyfaff John Henry Do. 1814
Mains of Crannah and Winebrae James Walker Do. do.
South Crannah George Malcolm Do. 1813
Miln and Miln Lands of Crannah Joseph Johnston Do. do.
IN MORAYSHIRE.
In the Parish of Keith
Marchbraes George Wilson Whit. 1814Easter and Wester Garlands James Shand Do. do.
In the Parish of Boharm
Cummingstown George Henderson Do. do.Woodhead and Tar William Lobban Do. 1813
In the Parish of Knockando
Hillhall and Phubuie Nath. McConnochie &c Do. 1814Mains of East. Elchies, Sundries Do. 1813
In the Parish of Rothes
Conrack & Corquhile Mr Patrick Proctor Do. 1814Greens, Strainbuckie, } James Thomson Do. 1814
Whitebog &c }
Crofts of Rothes James Roy Do. do.
In the Parish of Elgin
Moss-end of Main Mr McLean Do. do.In the Parish of St Andrew's
Boggs of Linkwood John Dunbar Do. do.
In the Parish of Birnie
Part of Rushcrook William Shanks Do. do.Coynloch John Stronach Do. do.
Middleton and Bogindowie James Chalmers Do. do
Craighead James Cruickshank Do. 1814
Many of these farms are of very considerable extent, and capable of great improvement; and a number of them possess many local advantages; being either intersected by or in the vicinity of turnpike, or good commutation roads; in the neighbourhood of several sea-ports, and within a moderate distance of lime-quarries, where lime may be had at a reasonable expense.
Further particulars will be learned on application at Cullen House, near Cullen, where offers in writing may be given in betwixt and Martinmas next.
Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 26th August, 1812.
Further particulars will be learned on application at Cullen House, near Cullen, where offers in writing may be given in betwixt and Martinmas next.
Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 26th August, 1812.
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