David Brebner (deceased), Aberchirder

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE Funds realized from the Subjects of the now deceased DAVID BREBNER, late in Aberchirder, will be divided among his Creditors, immediately after the 24th day of January next. - and against that day, the whole of his Creditors are required to lodge their Claims, with Oaths of Verity thereon, in the hands of Messrs. George Alexander, Merchant in Banff; or Peter Findlater, Merchant in Aberchirder; and those who neglect to do so, will be cut out from the dividend.

Banff, Dec. 27, 1819.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 29th December 1819.

Sale of Fraserburgh property

FOR SALE, AT FRASERBURGH, 

THAT HOUSE, GARDEN, and other Premises, in the head of Manse Street, presently occupied by Andrew Lamb.  The Garden is enclosed by high walls, is well stocked with Fruit-trees, and Berry-bushes.

Being situate in the centre betwixt the Harbour and Broadsea Shore, is well adapted for a Fish-yard and Cooperage.

For farther particulars, apply to Baillie Chalmers, Fraserburgh; or John Hardy, Merchant, Rathen.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 15th December 1819.

William Torry, Turriff

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

WILLIAM TORRY, MERCHANT in Turriff, having died upon the 27th ult. a Meeting of his Creditors will be held within his Dwelling House in Turriff, upon Monday the 18th curt. at Two o'clock afternoon; and as it is for the interest of his Creditors to attend said meeting, it is hoped that those who cannot do so personally, will authorise some friend to attend and act for them.

Not to be repeated.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 8th September 1819.

Deaths at sea off Auchmithie

On the evening of Friday last, Mr Robert Barclay, ship-owner, and Mr George Simpson, merchant, went on board the brigantine Fortune, in the bay of Arbroath.  Off Auchmithie, they left the vessel to land there; but had not proceeded far, when the boat, from some accident, unfortunately upset, and both perished in the deceitful element.  The vital spark was not quite extinct in the body of Mr Barclay when brought on shore, but in a few moments disappeared.  That of Mr Simpson has never since been seen: he has left a wife and family to lament his premature and melancholy fate.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 1st September 1819.

Property of James Geddes in Huntly

PROPERTY IN HUNTLY FOR SALE.

There will be sold by public roup, within the Gordon Arms Inn, Huntly, upon Thursday the 5th day of August next, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon,

THAT PROPERTY fronting the Square, and HOUSE at the back thereof - with the whole Office-Houses, and Yard thereto adjoining, which formerly belonged to the deceased James Geddes, Merchant.   From the public situation, compactness, and accommodation of this property, it is well worth the attention of the public - as it can be always tenanted, affording the purchaser handsome interest for the money.

Application may be made to Alexander Stewart, writer in Huntly, who will show the property, and in whose hands are the title deeds.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 28th July 1819.

Robert Stirling, merchant in Rosehearty

NOTICE to DEBTORS and CREDITORS,

AND ROUP OF GOODS, &c.

There will be sold by public roup, at Rosehearty,

THE whole STOCK of GOODS, formerly belonging to ROBERT STIRLING, Merchant there, now to Trustees for behoof of his Creditors - consisting of Cloths of great variety - Grocery Goods of all descriptions - Ironmongery - Dressed Hemp - Ropes - Crockery-ware, &c. - Also, his Shop and Household Furniture, including an Eight Day Clock, Chest of Drawers, Bedding, &c.  Credit on security.

Roup to begin on Monday the 3d of May next, at 10 o'clock forenoon, and continue till all be sold off. 

Those indebted to the said Robert Stirling, are desired to make immediate payment to Andrew Oldman, Merchant in Aberdeen, one of the Trustees, to prevent prosecution.  Such of the Creditors as have not lodged their claims, will please give them in to the said Andw. Oldman, without delay.

N.B.  The Trustees will treat with any person who may be inclined to purchase the whole Stock on or before Monday the 26th current.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 21st April 1819.

William Bennet, Banff

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

WILLIAM BENNET, Merchant in Banff, having absconded within these few days, leaving, as is apprehended, his matters in great disorder - a Meeting of his Creditors is requested, within the house of Pter Grant, vintner in Banff, on Monday next, the 5th day of April, at 1 o'clock afternoon, to resolve what is proper to be done, to realize the subjects that may still remain.

Banff, March 29, 1819.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 31st March 1819.

Alexander Farquhar, Rothes

TO BE SOLD OR SET,

THOSE TWO TENEMENTS in the VILLAGE of ROTHES, and County of Moray, situated in the most centrical place of said Village, belonging to and at present occupied by ALEXANDER FARQUHAR, Blacksmith.  The Houses are only two years old, and can accommodate a Merchant and Blacksmith.  On one of the Tenements there is an excellent Shop and Dwelling House, well adapted for a Merchant, and on the other a Blacksmith's Shop and Dwelling House, and all the Utensils for a Blacksmith, sufficient for Three Forges, can be sold along with the shop, and a better opening in a country village seldom occurs.  They will be sold or set together or separately as offerers may incline, and offers will be received by the said A. Farquhar, between this and the 1st January, 1819, on which day the whole will be disposed of, and god bargains may be expected, as the owner intends going out to America.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 21st October 1818.

Public roup in Huntly

HERITABLE PROPERTY IN HUNTLY,

FOR SALE.

On Friday the 30th curt. there will be exposed to sale by public roup at 6 o'clock afternoon, within the house of Miss Mellis, Vintner in Huntly,

THE whole of that PROPERTY, which belonged to the late Wm. Harvey, Dyer, situated on the east side of the Square, and presently occupied by James Cruickshank, Merchant, and others, consisting of Two Shops, with Cellar below, Five Rooms, a Kitchen, two Closets, and Garrets.

The centrical situation of this Subject makes it well worth the attention of any person in a public line.

A SHARE of the HUNTLY TURNPIKE ROAD will be disposed of at the same time, if not previously sold by public bargain.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 7th October 1818.

James Milne, merchant at Plaidy

NOTICE

To the CREDITORS of JAMES MILNE, late Merchant at Plaidie, near Turriff.

A State of the Funds realized, will be seen at the Offices of Alexander Webster, Advocate, Aberdeen, will Monday the 27th curt.; after which day, the Creditors of the Bankrupt will receive their Dividends from Mr Webster.  If any person to whom the said James Milne stood Indebted at the time of his elopement, in June, 1817, has omitted to lodge his Claim, the same must be given in to the said Alex. Webster, against the above-mentioned day, otherwise no dividend can afterwards be paid thereon.

Not to be repeated.

Aberdeen, 14th July, 1818.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 15th July 1818.

Charles Marr, Strichen

NOTICE

To the CREDITORS and DEBTORS of CHAs. MARR, Merchant in Strichen.

THE said Charles Marr having executed a Trust Disposition in favour of James Knowles and William Pirie, Merchants in Aberdeen, and Alexander Webster, Advocate there, on behoof of his Creditors; all those having Claims against him, are requested to lodge the same, properly vouched, with the said Alex. Webster; and such as Indebted to him, are desired to pay the sums due by them, to John Woodman, Auctioneer in Strichen, or to the said Alex. Webster, within One Month from this date, to prevent expences.

Aberdeen, June 26, 1818.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 1st July 1818.

Huntly property

HOUSES AND GARDEN IN HUNTLY,

FOR SALE.

THE HOUSES and TENEMENTED GROUND belonging to Mrs Margaret Burgie, in Huntly, situated on the West side of the Street, leading from the Square to the Cattle Market.  The Houses are commodious, and from their central situation, are well adapted for persons in the mercantile line.  There is a LARGE GARDEN on the Premises, inclosed with a high Wall, and well stocked with Berry Bushes and Fruit Trees.  Upon the whole, such an eligible property is seldom to be met with.

For farther particulars, application may be made to John Robertson, Merchant, Huntly; or Alex. Robertson, Advocate, Aberdeen.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 24th June 1818.

George Harper, Forgue, deceased

NOTICE.

ALL those indebted to the deceased GEO. HARPER, late Merchant, Balgownie, Parish of Forgue, will please pay the same to Andrew Oldman, Merchant, Aberdeen, to prevent expences.  And those having claims on the said Geo. Harper, will lodge the same, as above, with affidavits thereon, on or before the 1st of June next, as a dividend will then be paid. - Not to be repeated.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 13th May 1818.

William Burness, Bervie

BY Order of the Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, The Petition of WILLIAM BURNESS, late of Bervie, in the County of Kincardine, North Britain, Merchant, but now a Prisoner for Debt, confined in his Majesty's Gaol of Newgate, in the Town and County of Newcastle-upon-tyne, will be heard before his Majesty's Justices of the peace, for the said Town and County, at an Adjournment of the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, which will be holden at the Guildhall, Newcastle-upon-tyne, in and for the said town and county, on Wednesday, the 27th day of May curt. at the hour of ten o'clock in the morning, and that a Schedule, annexed to the said Petition, containing a List of the Creditors of the said prisoner, is filed in the Office of the said Court, No. 9, Essex Street, Strand, to which the Creditors of the said prisoner may refer, and he hereby declares, that he is ready and willing to submit to be examined touching the justice of his conduct to his Creditors.

Thomas Royce, Agent  }                           WILLIAM BURNESS
Westminster Road        }


Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 6th May 1818.

Sale of Portsoy tenement

TO BE SOLD IN PORTSOY,

THAT TENEMENT of HOUSES and GARDEN, which formerly belonged to the deceased John Lorimer, late Merchant there, as presently possessed by Lieut. Watson, and others.

For further information, apply to P. Cameron, Writer in Banff.

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

Catharine Gordon, Aberchirder

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

CATHARINE GORDON, Merchant in Aberchirder, having executed a disposition of her whole subjects and effects, in favour of Messrs. George Alexander, Merchant in Banff, and Peter Findlater, Merchant in Aberchirder, as Trustees for behoof of her Creditors: The Trustees request a Meeting of the Creditors, within the house of Peter Grant, vintner in Banff, upon Saturday the 14th day of February curt. at one o'clock afternoon, to consider a state of the bankrupt's matters, which they have prepared, and to give directions thereanent.  And it is further requested, that all persons having claims on her, will lodge the same, with oaths of verity, in the hands of the Trustees, within one month from this date.

Banff, 2d Feb. 1818.

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

James Craig, Garmouth

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

THE Trustees on the Estate of JAMES CRAIG, Merchant, Garmouth, hereby intimate that a Scheme of Division is about to be made out; and those failing to lodge their claims, properly vouched, before the 1st March next, with Alexander Beaton, Hat Manufacturer, Aberdeen, will be entitled to no share of the first dividend.  -  It is also requested that those who are indebted to the said James Craig will order immediate payment to Mr Alexander Russel, Merchant, Fochabers, to prevent prosecution, which will be raised without loss of time, against all the Debtors who fail to comply with this intimation.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 4th February 1818.

James Rose, New Aberdour

NOTICE.

A Meeting of the CREDITORS of the Deceased JAMES ROSE, late Feuar in New Aberdour, is requested, within the house of Mr James Pratt, merchant in New Aberdour, upon the 22d day of January next, for the purpose of taking such steps as may be most for the benefit of all concerned.  Those Creditors who cannot attend will please authorise some person to act for them.

New Aberdour, 30th Dec. 1817.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 7th January 1818.

COACH MANUFACTORY

On Friday the 9th day of January next, there will be exposed to sale by public roup, within the New Inn of Aberdeen, at six o'clock afternoon,

THE extensive, commodious, and substantial COACH MANUFACTORY, on the north-side of Frederick Street of Aberdeen, part of the Sequestrated Estates of Alexander Christie, Merchant, Aberdeen, and Andrew Mitchell in Whiteness of Slains.

This Manufactory is fitted up with a Set of complete Machinery, which raises the weightiest Carriages with ease, expedition, and safety; and is situated in one of the most centrical, dry, and airy parts of the town.  It is laid out on the most approved plan for the general convenience of the different operations of the respective Artizans; occupies a space of sixty feet square, and has attached to it a Blacksmith's Shop, Coach Houses and Sheds; a Pump-well of excellent soft water, and every other accommodation and convenience for carrying on the work with facility and advantage.

For further particulars, application may be made to David Hutcheon, Advocate, Aberdeen, Trustee on the Sequestrated Estates of the said Alexander Christie and Andrew Mitchell.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 10th December 1817.

William Fraser, New Pitsligo

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE Creditors of WILLIAM FRASER, late Merchant in New Pitsligo, are requested to lodge their Claims, properly vouched, with William Mitchel, manufacturer at Millfield, or Alexander Lillie, merchant in Banff, against the 17th current, on which day the Trustees request a Meeting of the Creditors, within the New Inn at New Pitsligo, at noon, when a state of their intromissions will be laid before the creditors; a scheme of division will be made up, and the funds divided accordingly: Certifying, that those who fail to lodge their claims, or attend the meeting, will be cut out from any share of the funds, which shall then appear in the hands of the trustees.

Not to be repeated.

November 4, 1817.

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