John Henderson, Rothiemay

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

THOSE having Claims against JOHN HENDERSON, in Sheel parks of Rothiemay, are requested to lodge the same, legally vouched, betwixt and the 15th day of November current, with William Innes, Auctioneer in Netherdale; or John Wilson, in Milltown of Rothiemay: - - With certification to those who fail to comply with this intimation, that they shall receive no part of the Banrkupt's funds.  Those who have not paid in the amount of their bills and accompts due the said John Henderson, at the time of his bankruptcy, are desired to pay the same to John Wilson, before the said 15th of November, as a meeting of the whole Creditors is desired that day, at Milltown of Rothiemay, to receive their proportions.

[Not to be repeated]

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 2nd November 1814.

James Duffas, Drumblade

NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

JAMES DUFFAS, Farmer, Loanhead of Drumblade, having executed a trust disposition in favour of John Wilson at Mill of Forgue, and Alexr. Duffas at Balnoon, as trustees for his whole creditors; a meeting of said creditors is to be held at his own house, on Friday the 30th July curt. at 12 noon, when a state of his matters will be laid before them.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 21st July 1813.

Clatt ploughing match

CLATT PLOUGHING MATCH. - The Clatt Plowman Society, desirous to promote improvement in Ploughing, so essential to the interests of Agriculture, held their first Annual Ploughing Match on Wednesday the 3d curt, upon a field belonging to Mr Mitchell in Auchindellan, when a number of Ploughs started, and every candidate exerted his talents before a numerous crowd of spectators.  The work gave general satisfaction, and after a minute investigation by the judges, they awarded the premiums to the following persons, viz. - the first to George Reid, son to Alexr. Reid, farmer in Drangowan; the second to Alexr. Barclay, son to Alexr. Barclay, farmer in Littlenewton; the third to John Wilson, servant to Alex. Barclay, Littlenewton; the fourth to David Henderson, son to David Henderson, farmer, Newbiggin.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 17th March, 1813.