John Fowler, Kintore

Melancholy Accident. - On Thursday last, a young man of the name of John Fowler, a farmer in the parish of Kintore, while loading his gun in the house, for the purpose, it is supposed, of shooting crows, resting the butt-end on the window, it immediately went off, and lodged the contents in his breast.  He immediately dropt down, and expired, leaving a widowed mother and sister, to deplore his loss.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 28th January 1818.

Mains of Kemnay

FARM ON DONSIDE TO LET.

There will be sold by public roup, at one o'clock afternoon, upon Thursday, 31st day of March current, within the house of George Ronald, vintner, Aberdeen,

THAT excellent Small Farm, the MAINS of KEMNAY, upon Don-side, as presently possessed by Wm. Duncan, for the Remainder of his Lease, being 19 years after Whitsunday first; together also with the THRESHING MILL, which is driven by water.  As the tenant may have immediate access to the Farm, the Dung on the Farm, together with some Crop, and Farming Utensils, will be given over to the incoming tenant, by appreciation.  There is an excellent Steading of Farm Houses; and, from its vicinity to Kintore, Manure can be easily procured, and a ready market afforded for the sale of Farm Produce.

The articles of roup, with the landlord's inventory, and Wm. Duncan's tack from the proprietor, lie in the hands of John Ewing, Advocate in Aberdeen, who will give any information wanted respecting the sale.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 9th March 1814.

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.

PETER BLACK, KINTORE

KINTORE

To be Sold by Private Bargain,

ALL and Haill, that FOUR ROODS of BURGH LAND, with TWO DWELLING HOUSES, Yards, and Offices, all lying on the North side of the Burgh of Kintore, and formerly belonging to the late deceased PETER BLACK.

The Houses and Grounds will be shewn by ROBERT CHALMERS, vintner in Kintore; and offers for the whole, or for the Roods, or Houses and Yards separately, may be given in to Baillie GEORGE LYON, in Inverury, betwixt: and the 1st February next, who will inform as to particulars.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 9th January 1811.