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15 October 2017

Public roup of Aberdeen property

SALE OF GROUND, AND HOUSES, &c.

On Thursday the 11th of December next, there will be exposed to sale by public roup, in Dempster's Hotel, Aberdeen, at one o'clock afternoon,

THE following SUBJECTS belonging to the Trustees of the Deceased ALEXANDER TYTLER, Shoemaker in Aberdeen, in separate Lots, viz,

1.  That INCLOSURE of LAND with the HOUSES, on the Stocket brae, lying on the east side of Provost More's property, and adjoining that of Bailie McCombie, presently occupied by Donald Brownie, and measuring about two acres.

2.  The HOUSE and SHOP on the south side of the Upperkirkgate, sometime occupied by the said deceased Alexander Tytler, and at present by James Harper, shoemaker, and others.

The articles of roup and title deeds will be seen in the hands of Charles and Alexander Gordon, Advocates in Aberdeen.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 15th October 1817.

4 September 2011

To let: Bogniebrae, Forgue

BOGNIEBRAE TO LET.

The small but commodious Possession of BOGNIEBRAE, in the parish of Forgue, as presently possessed by JAMES HARPER, consisting of 27 acres of arable land, one half of which is infield, with substantial laigh Houses, fitted for the convenience of an INN, (as such it has been long used) is to be let for 9 years, being the remainder of a Lease.  - Entry thereto at Whitsunday 1812.

The turnpike road from Banff to Huntly passes through the possession; it is six miles from Huntly.

Those who wish for a lease of the same may apply to the present Possessor.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 4th September, 1811.