Mormond Village

SALE OF PROPERTY.

There will be Sold by Private Bargain,

THE FEU PROPERTY in Mormond Village, presently possessed by Mrs Stewart.  The House measures 52 feet in length, it is two stories high, and a Garret fitted up for a Granary.

There is likewise on the premises, a Stable and Byre, 38 feet long, and a Loft above for Barn.

The whole is substantially built; the House has a slate roof, and the Offices are tiled.

The Ground of said property measures 1371 square yards. - the House has been used as a Public Inn for 16 years, and would be a good opening for any person inclining to enter into the public line; or could be fitted up, at a small expense, to accommodate a genteel private family.

For further particulars, application may be made to John Woodman, at Old Manse, Strichen.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 25th December 1816.

James Sangster, New Deer

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

A DIVIDEND of the whole proceeds of the subjects which belonged to JAMES SANGSTER, Shoemaker in Rumblinpots, parish of New Deer, will be made on Monday the 31st of January inst. within the house of Mr Stewart, vintner, Mormond Village, by 10 o'clock forenoon.  And such of his Creditors as have not lodged their claims, are desired to lodge them, with affidavit thereon, with John Woodman, at Old-manse, Strichen, previous to said day; and such as fail to comply with this intimation, will not be entitled to any share of the proceeds of the said James Sangster's subjects. - [Not to be repeated.]

Strichen, 14th Jan. 1814.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 19th January 1814.

Mormond Village property

PROPERTY in MORMOND VILLAGE

FOR SALE.

On Thursday the 11th. February, 1813, there will be exposed to public sale, within the Lemon Tree Tavern, Aberdeen, at 6 o'clock afternoon,

THAT commodious and well situated PROPERTY, in Mormond Village, presently occupied by John Tarras, Blacksmith - consisting of a slated Dwelling House, two stories high, and a House of one storey, which has been used as a smithy; together with a Barn, Stable, and Byre, and a Garden enclosed with a stone fence, containing a Pump Well, and other conveniences.

Persons desirous of further information may apply to Messrs. John Woodman, Strichen; Alexander Fraser, writer, Fraserburgh; or George Yeats and Hugh Fullerton, Advocates in Aberdeen, who will shew the title deeds and conditions of sale.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 10th February 1813.