Tocher & Mitchell, watch & clockmakers

WATCH AND CLOCK MAKING.

JAMES TOCHER and WILLIAM MITCHELL,  late in the employ of the deceased Mr Alexander Sim, Watchmaker, Union Street, Aberdeen, take the liberty of informing the Public, that they have succeeded to the business of the late Mr Sim, which they mean to carry on in all its branches, in that Shop, in St Nicholas Street, belonging to Mr James Milne, stabler, under the firm of TOCHER and MITCHELL, Watch and Clock Makers in Aberdeen: and they trust to merit a share of the public favour, which they shall study to deserve by executing carefully, and with punctuality and dispatch, the orders of their employers.

They will always have on hand, a choice Assortment of CLOCKS and WATCHES of the best qualities, and on the most reasonable terms.

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MRS. ANN SIM.

EXECUTRIX of the said Mr Sim, begs leave to recommend Tocher and Mitchell, to the Patronage of her late Brother's Customers, which she can with confidence, from her own knowledge of their attention and fidelity while in his employ.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 1st June 1814.

Public roup of properties in Aberdeen

SHOPS IN UNION STREET,

AND

HOUSE AT FOOTDEE TO BE LET.

On Saturday the 13th day of February curt. at 12 o'clock noon, within the Laigh Tolbooth of Aberdeen, there will be let, by public roup, for Three Years from Whitsunday next,

THESE TWO centrical and commodious SHOPS in UNION-STREET - the one upon the north side, possest by Messrs. John and James Ferguson; and the other upon the south side occupied by Mr William Nicol.

ALSO, 

That convenient HOUSE at FOOTDEE, (well adapted for a Tavern or Lodging House) adjoining to Mr Gill's Ship Building Yard, and at present possest by Mr Hall, Carpenter.

For further particulars, application may be made to the Town Clerk.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 10th February 1813.