John Henderson, Rothiemay

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

THOSE having Claims against JOHN HENDERSON, in Sheel parks of Rothiemay, are requested to lodge the same, legally vouched, betwixt and the 15th day of November current, with William Innes, Auctioneer in Netherdale; or John Wilson, in Milltown of Rothiemay: - - With certification to those who fail to comply with this intimation, that they shall receive no part of the Banrkupt's funds.  Those who have not paid in the amount of their bills and accompts due the said John Henderson, at the time of his bankruptcy, are desired to pay the same to John Wilson, before the said 15th of November, as a meeting of the whole Creditors is desired that day, at Milltown of Rothiemay, to receive their proportions.

[Not to be repeated]

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 2nd November 1814.

Court cases of William Law, John Brebner & John Henderson

The Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here on Wednesday last, by the Right Hon. Lord Gilles.

William Law, sometime residing in Links of Arduthie, in the County of Kincardine, charged with house-breaking and theft, was outlawed for not appearing.

John Brebner, accused of Forging or Counterfeiting Notes of the Bank of Scotland, and of using and uttering the same, knowing them to be forged and counterfeited.  The prisoner denied the forging and counterfeiting, but pleaded guilty to the uttering and vending as libelled; and the Advocate Depute having restricted the libel to an arbitrary punishment, he was sentenced to seven years transportation.

John Henderson, late servant at the Printfield, Woodside, near this city, accused of one act of theft and house-breaking, and two other acts of theft, denied the first charge, and admitted the two last.  The Advocate Depute having also in this case restricted the libel to an arbitrary punishment, and no proof being led, the prisoner was accordingly found guilty upon his own confession, and sentenced to fourteen years transportation.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 29th September 1813.

Nethertown of Fetternear

FARM TO LET IN THE GARIOCH

The NETHERTOWN of FETTERNEAR, as lately possessed by JOHN and SETON HENDERSON; entry at Whitsunday next.  It consists of between two and three hundred acres, all arable, is within four miles of the canal, at Kintore and Inverury, and fifteen miles by the turnpike road from Aberdeen.  It will be let in two divisions, if desired, and every reasonable encouragement will be given to a substantial and improving tenant.

Also, the SLATE QUARRIES in FOUDLAND, to be entered at Martinmas next.

Apply to the Proprietor, at Fetternear House, or Mr Bannerman, Advocate, Aberdeen.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday, 2nd September, 1812.