James Ewen, weaver in Peterhead

NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF

JAMES EWEN, WEAVER IN PETERHEAD

SUCH persons as had legal claims against the said JAMES EWEN, at the time of his granting a disposition omnium bonorum, (30th July, 1810), in favour of Alexander Gordon, late merchant in Peterhead, now at Inverugie, as trustee for himself and the said James Ewen's other Creditors, are requested to lodge the same with oaths of verity thereon, with Roderick Gray, writer in Peterhead, within one month from this date.  Certifying those who fail to comply with this notice that they will not be entitled to any share of the proceeds of the bankrupt's subjects.

Peterhead, 1st June, 1811.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 12th June, 1811.

CLERKHILL CROFT

LEASE, AND SURPLUS RENT FOR SALE

To be sold by public roup, within the New Inn of Peterhead upon Monday the 29th day of April curt. at 6 o'clock in the evening,

THE LEASE of that CROFT on the Lands of CLERKHILL, during the lifetime of James Ewen, Weaver in Peterhead; burdened with sub-lease thereon, of the principal of which there are about nine years to run, and which yield a surplus rent of upwards of £10 sterling, per annum.

Also, a SURPLUS RENT of £2 2s sterling, payable for a Park of Land in Glebe Lands of Peterhead, sub-let to William Petrie, during the period of the present Minister's incumbency at the Manse.

Apply for further particulars to Roderick Gray, writer in Peterhead, in whose hands are the articles of roup.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 17th April, 1811.