Leases on the Estate of Culter

A MILL AND FARMS ON CULTER.

TO BE LET,

And entered to at Whitsunday first,

THE following POSSESSIONS on the Estate of Culter, viz.:-

1.  The MILL and MILL LANDS of NEWMILL, presently occupied by Alex. Davidson.

The Mill-house, Machinery of the Mill, and Drying Kiln, are all new.  There is a plentiful supply of water in all seasons; and as the Mill is near the turnpike road, and within 8 miles of Aberdeen, it would be an excellent situation for a Dealer in grain.

2.  The POSSESSION called West Craigtown, presently occupied by Thomas Shier, Land surveyor.

3.  A Small FARM called Bucklerburn, lately occupied by John Gavin.

4.  A POSSESSION called Parkside, presently occupied by Robert Malcolm.

The Boundaries will be pointed out by James Smith, at the House of Culter, and offers to be given in to the Proprietor at Fetteresso; or to Charles Gordon, Advocate in Aberdeen.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 13th January 1819.

Properties in Aberdeen

HOUSES AND GROUND IN SPITTAL, AND LEASE

OF PARKS AT EAST COOKSTON, FOR SALE.

Being part of the Sequestrated Estate of Mr. Lumsden, at Smithfield.

On Friday, the 21st of January next, at 12 o'clock noon, within the Lemon Tree Tavern of Aberdeen, there will be exposed for sale, by public roup,

THESE THREE DWELLING-HOUSES and piece of GARDEN GROUND, upon the east side of the Spittal road, possessed by John Gavin and others.  The ground adjoins to Mr Walker's garden, and commands a view of the Bay and Town of Aberdeen.

Also the LEASE of THREE PARKS on Cookston, in the parish of Nether Banchory, possessed by James Keith, Robert Spark, and others, of which there are 6 years to run, from Martinmas last.  The purchaser will get immediate access to the Park lately possessed by Robert Williamson, containing about 12 acres; and he will have a right to the rents payable by the sub-tenants, and to the meliorations allowed at the end of the lease for houses and dikes.

Apply to William Stuart, advocate in Aberdeen.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 22nd December 1813.

John Gavin, shoemaker

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THE Creditors of JOHN GAVIN, shoemaker in Newburgh, are herby desired to lodge their claims, with affidavits thereon, with James Glass, shoemaker, Long-acre, Aberdeen, within one month from this date, otherwise they will receive no share of the produce of the said John Gavin's effects, then to be divided.

Aberdeen, 3d June 1812.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 10th June, 1812.