John Birnie, Brucklay

NOTICE.

SUCH of the Creditors of JOHN BIRNIE, late in Brucklay, now in New Pitsligo, as have not lodged their Claims against him, are requested to do so, before the 24th June next, with Messrs. Robert Jamieson, Atherb, or Alex. Forrest, Brucklay, Trustees for his creditors; otherwise they will receive no share of the funds already realized, which are to be divided by the trustees on that day.

And such of the said John Birnie's Debtors as have not yet paid the amount due by them, are requested to do so to the said trustees, before said day, otherwise prosecutions will immediately hereafter be raised against them.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 4th June 1817.

Roup at Greecyhill

SALE of EFFECTS,

AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE whole EFFECTS belonging to ALEXANDER RANNIE, in Greecyhill of Brucklay,... consisting of Corn and Fodder, Cattle, a Work Mare, Implements of Husbandry, and Household Furniture, ... will be sold by public roup, by his Trustees, for behoof of his Creditors, at Greecyhill, on Tuesday the 7th curt. at 11 o'clock forenoon.  Credit on security will be given.

Those Creditors who have not already lodged their claims, are requested to do so, with William Gamack, writer in Peterhead without delay.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 1st January 1817.

Over Oldwhat Farm, New Deer

EXTENSIVE FARM TO BE LET.

THE Farm of OVER OLDWHAT of BRUCKLAY, in the parish of New Deer, as at present possessed by James Mackie, is to be let at Mr Lawa's in New Deer on Tuesday the 26th November next, at 12 o'clock noon.

This Farm contains 23A. 1R 37F. of Old Infield; 70A. 2R. 30F. of Outfield; 15A. 3R 6F. of Green Pasture; and 388A. 1R. 24F. of Muir, capable of being cultivated at a small expence.

The lands extend along the high-road from Peterhead to Banff, are in the neighbourhood of several Limestone Quarries, and not distant from Shell Sand.  Allowance will be given for Building and Enclosing.

For particulars, enquire at Alexander Crombie, Advocate in Aberdeen.  James Greig, at Mill of Brucklay, will shew the marches.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 30th  October, 1811.