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14 October 2018

David Hutcheon - reward offered

REWARD.

WHEREAS, upon a Petition and Complaint from STEPHEN MABERLY, Esq. to the Sheriff of Aberdeenshire, with the concourse of the Procurator Fiscal, a Warrant was granted for the apprehension of DAVID HUTCHEON, then an Overseer at the Broadford Works, respecting the purloining and embezzling Yarns and other Goods, the property of Mr. Maberly; and whereas the said David Hutcheon absconded before the Warrant could be put in execution, a 
REWARD OF FIVE GUINEAS
Is hereby offered, to any person who will give such information to Hugh Fullerton, Advocate, Procurator Fiscal of the County, as may lead to his apprehension.

DESCRIPTION.
DAVID HUTCHEON is aged about 40 - bald head - dressed as and has the appearance of a Seaman - his right hand crippled, and smaller than the other.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 14th October 1818.

3 June 2012

William Donaldson, deceased

TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

ALL those having claims on the Estate of the deceased Mr WILLIAM DONALDSON, Merchant, lately residing in Turriff, will be pleased to lodge notes thereof with David Hutcheon, Advocate in Aberdeen, Agent for his Executors; and those who stood indebted to him at the time of his death, are requested to pay what they owed to him to the said David Hutcheon, who is empowered to receive and discharge the same.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 3rd June, 1812.

13 November 2011

Land for sale at Pitmuckston

GROUND TO BE SOLD - By Private Bargain

ABOUT TWO and a Half Acres of GROUND at OUTSEATS of PITMUCKSTON, with the HOUSES thereon, presently possessed by David Hutcheon.   The ground is of the best quality, and in good order.

It lies about a mile from town, adjacent to the public road to Bridge of Dee; and is abundantly supplied with fine spring water.  Its situation is well adapted for a Villa.

Apply to Andrew Robertson, advocate, who is empowered to conclude a bargain.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 13th November, 1811.