Alexander Green, Tacksman at Letterfourie

SLATES FOR SALE

ALEXANDER GREEN, CLOCHAN, begs respectfully to return his thanks to his numerous friends and the public, and to inform them that at present he has on sale about 80,000 GREY SLATES, of very superior size and quality, principally dug from the Quarry of Oaxhill.

He continues to keep a constant supply at BUCKIE, PORT GORDON, or SPEYMOUTH, where Vessels calling will be supplied.  He will also execute orders from Elgin, Fochabers, &c. &c. on the shortest notice.

The quality of the Slate of LETTERFOURIE, of which A.G. is Tacksman, is well known to be superior; and he trusts his friends on a trial, will not be disappointed.

Orders addressed to A. Green, Clochan, by Fochabers, will meet with attention.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 24th June, 1812.

William Grieve, Merchant in Clochan

NOTICE

WILLIAM GRIEVE, Merchant, Clochan, returns his grateful thanks to his Customers for past favours ; begs leave to intimate, particularly to those who have dealt with him in the CLOVER SEED line, that he has just imported from the best markets, a large Stock of that article, of the very best quality, which he is determined to dispose of on the most reasonable terms. - (Discount for Cash.)

N.B. - W.G. as usual, continues to keep a large and well chosen Stock of GROCERY and CREAMERY Goods, of the best qualities.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 20th March, 1811.