Ironfield property for sale

DELIGHTFUL SITUATION FOR VILLAS,

OR SMALL FARMS.

To be sold by private bargain,

THAT Part of the LANDS of IRONFIELD, in the parish of Old Machar, now possessed by John Knox, comprehending upwards of Five Acres, with the Houses built thereon.

Also, 5 Acres of Land adjoining, with good Houses by Geo. Sangster; bounded by the Ellon turnpike, and other public roads; and which having been much improved the the Proprietor, during the last seven years, is now in the highest state of cultivation at present in grass.

These Lots are excellently adapted for Villas, or small Farms, from their convenient and pleasant situation, commanding a delightful prospect of Aberdeen, the Harbour and Bay, as well as the surrounding country.

The Ground is of a very early and fertile kind, partly enclosed, and is relieved from Cess, Stipend, and School Salary.

Enquire at the Proprietor, at the House of Ironfield; or A. Webster, Advocate, Aberdeen.

Publishes in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 10th November 1819.

Reward of five guineas

REWARD OF FIVE GUINEAS.

WHEREAS, in the course of last Night, some wicked and malicious person or persons, having entered the Enclosures of Chas. Walker, Esq. Glenburnie, in the parish of Old Machar, did cut and destroy a Bee Hive, belonging to him, and throw the same into the Barn adjoining,

A REWARD OF FIVE GUINEAS

Is hereby offered to any person or persons who shall give such information to Alex. Cadenhead, Procurator Fiscal of the City of Aberdeen, or the same Chas. Walker, Esq. as may lead to the conviction of any one or more of the offenders, - and the informer's name will be concealed.

Adelphi, 14th July 1818.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 15th July 1818.

Reward for detention of Helen Sutherland

CHILD EXPOSED.

WHEREAS a FEMALE CHILD, apparently about six weeks old, was found exposed at Hilton, in the parish of Old Machar, on the morning of Friday the 19th ult, and that there is the strongest reason to suspect, that the said Child belongs to a Woman calling herself HELEN SUTHERLAND, who was discharged from Bridewell, with her Female Child, on the preceding day,

A REWARD OF FIVE GUINEAS

Is hereby offered, to any person who will apprehend and detain the said Helen Sutherland, or give such information respecting her, to Hugh Fullerton, Procurator Fiscal of the County of Aberdeen, as may be the means of seuring and bringing her to justice.

The said Woman is of middle stature; has brown hair, and a red spot or growth upon her right eye-lid; - Had on a coarse blue gown, when she left Bridewell.  She was sent to Bridewell from Old Deer, by a sentence of the Justices; and being a vagrant, it is probable she assumes different names, according as it suits her convenience.

Aberdeen, August 3, 1814.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 3rd August 1814.