FARMS, BLEACHFIELD, &c. TO
LET,
In the Counties of Aberdeen and
Banff.
There
will be let, at Macduff, on Tuesday the 13th day of April, 1819, on
leases of such endurance as may be agreed on,
THE
FOLLOWING FARMS, &c. viz. :-
ABERDEENSHIRE,
Estate of Delgaty, Parish of
Turriff.
|
HONEYNUICK,
occupied by
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David
Alexander.
|
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Part
of CROSSBRAE,
|
Alexander
Calder.
|
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Part
of DITTO,
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John
Robertson.
|
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BLEACHFIELD
of Turriff,
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D.
& J. Pearsons.
|
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CARDING
MILL of Do.
|
William
Ogston.
|
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IDOCH,
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William
Small.
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Estate of Gask.
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MILL
of GASK, occupied by the heirs of James Barclay.
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EASTERTON
of BRIDGEND,
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J.
& G. Shearer.
|
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UPPERTON
of DO.
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Alex.
Hutcheon.
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CRAIGHILL,
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John
Smart.
|
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DENHEAD,
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Peter
Collie.
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CROOKEDBRAE,
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Widow
Morrison.
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Estate of Aswanley, Parish of
Glass,
MEIKLE
and LITTLE WESTER PARK, as occupied by Alex. And James Taylor.
COUNTY OF BANFF.
Estate of Melrose, Parish of
Gamery,
JACKSTOWN,
as occupied by Walter Murray.
Estates of Turtory and Auchingoul, parishes of
Rothiemay and Inverkeithny,
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CRAIGHEAD,
occupied by
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Theodore
Allardes.
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GREENFOLD,
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John
Sharp.
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MAINS
of AUCHINGOUL,
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George
Walker.
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WOODHEAD
of DO
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William
Craigen.
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HEADTOWN
of DO
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Jas.
Henry’s heirs.
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HILLBRAE
of DO
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Alexr.
George.
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CROFTS
of MIDTOWN,
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Widow
Pirie, William Paterson, and Alex. Milne.
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Estate of Kinnairdy, Parish of Marnoch,
SKEEBHILL,
occupied by Alex. Whyte.
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To
several of the above possessions, access may be had at Whitsunday first, and to
the others, at Martinmas 1819, and Whitsunday 1820. Many of the farms are of considerable extent,
and of good early soil; and if wished two or more will be united, to suit
farmers of capital and enterprise, and to whom every reasonable encouragement
will be given. The farms in general are
well situated as to roads, markets, and the means of improvement, of which all
of them are very susceptible.
The
Houses and Machinery at the Bleachfield of Turriff, have lately been fitted up
in the most complete manner, at a considerable expence; for years past, the
business has been much on the increase, and the Bleaching Field enlarged in
consequence. The Stream of Water, which
besides being of a quality peculiarly well adapted for Bleaching, is
sufficiently powerful to command additional Machinery for other purposes, and
combined with the Carding Mill, affords an opening for persons in that line of
business, seldom to be met with.
Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 7th April 1819.
