Farm lease at Goval

CAPITAL FARM,

To be Let for Twenty-seven Years,

THE United FARMS of GOVEL and PLACE of GOVEL (or if more agreeable, they will be divided), as now occupied by William Valentine, containing 320 Scots Acres of which 130 are presently under proper cultivation, finely situated on the northern bank of the River Don, within 6 miles of Aberdeen by the turnpike road, and in the immediate vicinity of the Canal Basin at Bridge of Dyce.

To a Gentleman farmer, the Place of Govel would form a desirable residence; whilst the Houses upon Govel, in the centre of the farm, might accommodate his labourers and cattle. -- The uncultivated grounds, which are connected, could be brought into tillage at a moderate expence.  The North and South mail Coaches pass daily by the turnpike.

Entry to the Place of Govel at Martinmas 1819; and to the others at the Whitsunday thereafter.

Offers in writing to be given in, on or before the 1st September next, to General Gordon Cuming Skene at Parkhill, by Aberdeen; or to James Forbes, Kirkhill, Oldmeldrum, his Factor.  James Gray, Ground-officer at Lochend, will point out the boundaries.  The set to take place at the House of Parkhill, on Tuesday 2d Sept. first, by 1 o'clock P.M.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 22nd July 1818.

Newmachar farms

FARMS

IN NEWMACHAR PARISH.

THE following FARMS, on the Estates of PARKHILL and ROSEHALL, will be let for nineteen years, from Whitsunday next viz.-

	CONTAINING
	Cultivated Land	Moor and Pasture
HILLHEAD, possessed by William Donald	44A, 1R, 26F	46A, 1R, 24F
LONGHILLS, possessed by Alex. Mutch	24A, 2R, 10F	8A, 0R, 28F
WAULKMILL, possessed by William Davidson	29A,3R, 0F	17A, 0R, 0F

These Farms are situated within six miles of Aberdeen, to which they have access both by the Turnpike and the old Oldmeldrum road, and within one mile of the canal basin at bridge of Dyce; they are of an early, kindly soil, and very improveable.  Hillhead is mostly enclosed, and sub-divided, by remarkably strong stone fences, in thorough repair.  Every encouragement will be given to industrious tenants of capital.

Offers will be received at the House of Parkhill, on Monday the 4th of August first, at 12 o'clock noon.  Further particulars will be known on applying to James Forbes, Kirkhill, by Oldmeldrum, factor for General Gordon Cuming Skene, the proprietor.  James Gray, in Loch-End, will point out the marches.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 16th July 1817.

Nether Overton Farm & Quarries

FARM TO LET, AND STONE QUARRIES,

For a Nineteen Years' Lease, entry at the present Martinmas,

THE Farm of NETHER OVERTON, parish of Dyce, as lately possessed by the deceased George Sharpe, - a small compact Farm, in the immediate vicinity of the Canal, and Oldmeldrum turnpike road - about 7 miles from Aberdeen.

There are also several excellent STONE QUARRIES on the Overtons, to be let, of a pecular good quality of Granite, and easily worked.

Robert Wood, in Sleepyhillock, will point out the marches; and for further particulars, apply to Mr C. Bannerman, Printfield.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 30th November 1814.

George Copland, Dyce

DEFAMATION.

WHEREAS some evil disposed person or persons have lately propagated a report that GEORGE COPLAND, Farmer and Shoemaker at Pitmedden, in the parish of Dyce, has been in the practice of employing himself as a common Informer, seemingly with intent to ruin him in the estimation of his friends and neighbours, and thereby to work the overthrow of him and his family; and as the charge is false and totally without foundation, on his part, he hereby offers a Reward of TEN GUINEAS to any person who will give such information as may be the means of bringing the first propagator of this false and malicious libel to justice and conviction.

Dec. 18, 1813.         GEORGE COPLAND.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 22nd December 1813.

Property belonging to George Ogg

HOUSES FOR SALE.

In St. Andrew's Street, in One or more Lots.

There will be exposed to sale by public roup, within the Lemon Tree Inn, Aberdeen, on Friday the 18th of December, at three o'clock afternoon,

THOSE THREE HOUSES which belonged to GEO. OGG, Mason, and are now conveyed to Trustees for behoof of his Creditors.

Two of the Houses front St. Andrew's Street, in one of which there is a neat Shop, and have each Three Flats, besides Garrets and Cellars.  The third House fronts the Street at the back of Gordon's Hospital, and is used for Weavers Shops.

The Houses are new and substantially built; the Upset Prices will be moderate.

* Part of the price to remain in the Purchaser's hands for some time.

For other particulars, apply to Alexander Ogg, in Kirkhill of Dyce, or Adam Coutts, Advocate in Aberdeen.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 25th November, 1812.