William Gamack in Corskellie

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE CREDITORS of WILLIAM GAMACK, in Corskellie, are requested to meet in the Saltoun Inn, Fraserburgh, on Saturday the 23d current, at 12 o'clock noon - as business of importance will then be laid before them.  Those who have not already lodged their Claims and Affidavits, will be so good as to bring them along with them to the Meeting.

Fraserburgh, Oct. 12. 1819.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 20th October 1819.

William Gamack, Corsekellie

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

WILLIAM GAMACK, in Corskellie, having executed a Trust Deed in favour of Trustees for behoof of his Creditors; a Meeting of his Creditors is requested in the Saltoun Inn, Fraserburgh, on Saturday the 17th curt. at 12 o'clock noon.

It is also requested that all those having Claims on the said William Gamack, will lodge the same, before the Meeting, with Lewis Chalmers, Writer in Fraserburgh, properly vouched; and that those due the said William Gamack, will pay the same to the said Lewis Chalmers, within ten days from this date.

Fraserburgh, July 6, 1819.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 14th July 1819.

Cairnlob, Lonmay

FARM TO BE LET, AND RYE GRASS SEED

FOR SALE.

THE FARM of CAIRNLOB, as lately occupied by George May, is to be let, for nineteen year, and crops, with entry immediately.

John Milne, ground-officer at Cairnlob, will point out the boundaries; and further particulars will be learned on applying to Alexander Milne at Crimonmogate.

ALSO,

A quantity of very superior RYE GRASS SEED, from Second Year's Grass, for sale.

Apply as above.

Crimonmogate, Jan. 27 1817.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 5th February 1817.

Farm Leases in Lonmay

FARMS AND CROFTS IN BUCHAN

To be Let, for 19, or such number of years as may be agreed on. - Entry at Whitsunday first.

IN THE PARISH OF LONMAY.

TIRRYFIELD, possessed by James Lillie, containing upwards of 100 acres arable, of which above 25 are old in-field, besides an extensive range of pasture.  The soil is of a very superior quality, being mostly a rich dry loam, on a clay bottom.  This is a very desirable compact farm; bounded on nearly three sides by a burn, andhaving another running through the centre of it.  It is conveniently situated for manure, being only two miles from a lime-quarry; four from Mr. Ferguson's canal (where shell-sand is procured at a cheap rapte;) nine miles from Peterhead, and about the same distance from Fraserburgh; to both which ports there are turnpike roads within a short distance of the farm.  It is near moss, which the proprietor allows the tenants to use for manure, or exchange for fisher's dung.  There are two good steadings of houses on the farm.  The principal is finely situated on a rising ground, and commands a view of the coast from Peterhead to Fraserburgh.  Permission will be given to accommodate labourers in the other.

SWINEDEN, presently possessed by Andrew Clark, containing from 25 to 30 acres, with a good steading of houses. - The turnpike-road to Fraserburgh passes through the possession.

Also, several CROFTS, of four acres each, along the turnpike road, through Kininmonth. - Charles Reid, at Mains of Kininmonth, will shew the boundaries.