Milne's Court: property to let

TO LET,

THAT HOUSE in MILNE COURT, at present possessed by Mr Archibald Duff, teacher of Dancing:- consisting of one elegant Hall, Dining-room and Drawing-room, two Bed Closets, Kitchen and Cellar; and above the Hall a Square Flat, consisting of five Bed-rooms.

Apply to J. Milne, Perfumer.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 24th December 1817.

Property leases in Aberchirder

TO LET,

In the Village of Abercherder, for such a number of years as

can be agreed upon; entry at Whitsunday first,

THAT HOUSE, situated on the west side of the Square, belonging to the MARNOCH FRIENDLY SOCIETY, as possessed by Ann Horn.  The house consists of two large Rooms, and two Closets.  There are adjoining to the house, Two smaller HOUSES, as possessed by John Wright; a large Garden, and a lot of good and convenient land; entry may be had to the lot of land to lay down the crop for the present year.

The houses are now built, and in excellent repair.  A more advantageous situation for a Merchant or Vintner is seldom to be met with.  The whole will be let to one tenant, or be separated, as may best suit offerers.

For further particulars, application may be made to William Allan, merchant in Abercherder, until the 26th day of March curt., on which day the whole will be let within the Society Hall.

Not to be repeated.

Abercherder, 2d March 1816.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 6th March 1816.

NEWBIGGING, NEAR STONEHAVEN.

To be Let for such number of years, from Whitsunday 1815, as may be agreed upon;

THE HOUSE and OFFICES of NEWBIGGING, as occupied by Mr WILLIAM DONALDSON, with KITCHEN GARDEN, and such quantity of LAND as may be desired by a Tenant.  The House, which is neat and in good repair, and fit for the accommodation of a small family - is pleasantly situated in the neighbourhood of Stonehaven, commanding a view of the Bay, and surrounding country, and united to the advantages of rural situation; the conveniences afforded by vicinity to a market town, good schools, and fishing station; excellent sea bathing, and daily Mail and Stage Coaches.  The Land not set apart for the accommodation of the Tenant of the House, will be Let in Lots of from 4 to 7 acres each.

Apply to Mr CHRISTIAN, Stonehaven.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 13th April 1814.