Horse stolen from Strathdon

HORSE STOLEN, AND REWARD OFFERED.

ON the night of Monday the 25th November, there was Stolen from the Stable of John Morrison, in Rinnahall, parish of Strathdon, a Roan-coloured HORSE, with a white stripe on his face, and a long mane and tail, and a white spot on each side of the ears.  He is middle aged, about about 14 hands high.

Any person giving such information as may lead to the recovery of the Horse, and the conviction of the Offender, will receive a Reward of

FIVE GUINEAS,

on application to the said John Morrison, or Hugh Fullerton, Esq. Advocate in Aberdeen, Prosecutor Fiscal of the County.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 11th December 1816.

Auchmedden Quarries

TO BE LET,

EITHER SEPARATELY OR TOGETHER

THE Farm of NETHERMILL of AUCHMEDDEN, in the parish of Aberdour, - and

The MILL STONE QUARRIES of AUCHMEDDEN, or PENNAN, all in occupation at present of JOHN BRUCE.

Nethermill Farm consists of about 40 acres of fine rich land, in high cultivation, which may be entered to at next Whitsunday.  

The Pennan Quarries have long been in repute, as affording Mill Stones of the best and most approved quality, which accordingly are in great demand over all the island.  Being immediately contiguous to the Shore, they have the advantage, (a very valuable one,) of easy conveyance by water, to any part of the coast, either of Scotland or England; and by a Tenant of capital and enterprize, may be wrought to great account.  Entry at Hallow-day first.

The proprietor will give every encouragement to intending offerers, and further particulars may be learned by applying to the Rev. GEORGE FORBES, New, Strathdon.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 6th October 1813.