Joseph Walker: reward

STRAYED,

From the Poor's Hospital, Aberdeen, on the 10th July,

JOSEPH WALKER, a Boy about nine years of age. - Description - fair hair; a blue jacket, with a green neck; blue trowsers; gray stockings,and a blue bonnet.  Whoever will bring him, or send word of where he may be found, to Joseph Lefevre, Wig-maker and Hair-dresser, St. Andrew's-street, Aberdeen, will be rewarded for their trouble.

Aberdeen, August 9, 1814.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 10th August 1814.

James Rammie, Tarland

NOTICE

THAT upon Sunday the 11th day of October current, JAMES RAMMIE, Servant in Mill of Dinnet, Son of John Rammie, Mason in Meikle Kinnord, was upon that day driven from his service (by his Master, as reported) and no account has been heard of him since.  He is a boy of 13 years of age; his hair somewhat whitish; has a flesh mark on his cheek; is about five feet high. - His dress was, when he left his service, a black short coat, a black and white kilt; a red and white Dog also accompanied him.  If any person has seen the Boy, or has him in custody, information of the same will be thankfully receied by Arthur Reid, Writer in Tarland, who will liberally reward each person for their trouble.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 28th October, 1812.

ROBERT SPENCE

MISSING.
ROBERT SPENCE, a Boy about Thirteen years of age, went away from BALNAGASK, in the parish of Nigg, 3 weeks ago.
He is of slender habit of body, fair complexion, and wore a dark coat of corduroy, vest and pantaloons of the same, a cap and grey stockings.
It would be humane in any person to whom he may have gone, or who knows of him, to give information to the Publisher of this Paper, or to Mr ROBERT DAVIDSON, in Balnagask. - The Father of the poor Boy is dead, and his Mother is in America.
20th November 1810.

Published in The Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 21st November, 1810.