ROBERT WALLACE: THEFT

THEFT.

UPON the Night between the 14th and 15th current, ROBERT WALLACE, a middle aged man, a native of Rosehearty, calling himself a Cattle Dealer, went away from the house of JAMES KIRTON, at Ellon, and carried off from a Gentleman in his house a Parcel of NOTES to a considerable amount.  He was dressed in a mixed short coat, striped vest, corduroy breeches, and light coloured stockings; was a man of fair complexion, and had the mark of a scar on his left cheek.

A REWARD of FIVE GUINEAS is hereby offered by James Kirton, (over and above what the gentleman himself will give to whom the Notes belonged) to any person who will apprehend him.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 22nd May, 1811.

ABSCONDED: ROBERT WALLACE

A CAUTION

ABSCONDED from his service, on Tuesday morning the 18th inst. ROBERT WALLACE.  He appears to be about 22 years of age, five feet eight inches high, slender made, fair complexion, sharp eyes.  Had on a grey short coat, striped waistcoat, blue breeches, and grey or white stockings - with a bundle containing some articles of wearing apparel.  When he was engaged he told his employer that his father and other relations lived in New Pitsligo.  He borrowed One Pound, as he said, to purchase shoes, which he neither applied to that purpose nor returned.  It is hoped, after this intimation, that no person will receive the said Robert Wallace into their service.  Unless he return immediately, a warrant is to be applied for, in order to have him apprehended.

PATK. MITCHELL.

Boghead, South Kinmundy, Dec. 20.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 26th December, 1810.