Farm lease at New Park, Lethenty

SMALL COMPACT FARM IN GARIOCH

TO LET.

THAT early small FARM on the Estate of LETHENTY, in the parish of Chapel of Garioch, called NEW PARK, presently occupied by John Anderson, consisting of about 58 enclosed Arable Acres.  Nineteen Years Lease will be granted, and an allowance for Houses.                           ALSO

The PLACE CROFT of LETHENTY, of about 45 Acres, with the Houses, Garden, Services and Carriages by the Tenants on the Estate; together with the Pigeon House, and Pertinents.

This small Farm is well known to be of the best soil in the Garioch.

William Walker, in Castlecraigs of Lethenty, will point out the boundaries of the Farms.  Offers will be received, and information as to particulars given, by John Ewing, Advocate in Aberdeen.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 11th November 1818.

Banffshire farm leases

BANFFSHIRE.

Farms in the Boyne, and on the Estate of Birkenbog, to

be Let for 19 Years, from Whitsunday and Martinmas next,

THAT PART of BREACH, possessed by Mr John Black, consisting of about 100 Acres, besides some adjoining Crofts which may be added to it; and should offerers incline, that Part of this Farm called BLACKFOLDS, consisting of from 28 to 30 Acres, will be Let separately.

The NEW PARK, occupied by Walter Gray, together with the PARTS of BREACH and CLASHENDAMER also held by him, containing about 100 Acres; and the PART of CAIRNTOUN, held by John Hendrie, consisting of about 25 Acres.

The Farms may be divided, or differently arranged, to suit the conveniency of offerers, and to some of them additional improveable Land may be annexed.  They are situated in the Parish and near the Village of Fordyce, in that fertile district of country betwixt Portsoy and Cullen, in the immediate vicinity of Sea-ports, Markets, Lime and Manure.  Liberal encouragement will be given to industrious tenants with capital.

Application may be made, and offers given in at Forglen House, near Turriff; or to Archd. Young, Writer in Banff, and the Farms and boundaries will be pointed out by Thomas Gillies, Ground-officer at Birkenbog.