Sequestration of Alexander Kelman

NOTICE

To the Debtors and Creditors on the sequestrated estate of ALEX. KELMAN, Brewer and Baker in Aberdeen,

THOSE Indebted to the said Alex. Kelman, are requested immediately to pay their accounts to James McHardy, Advocate in Aberdeen, with whom those having Claims against him, will please lodge them.

The Bake-house in North Street, lately occupied by Alex. Kelman, will be let until Whitsunday first. - Being in a central situation, and an established trade having been carried on in it, a more desirable situation for a person commencing business, is seldom to be met with.

For particulars, apply to the said James McHardy.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 13th October 1819.

Robert Matthew's bakery in Fraserburgh

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN FRASERBURGH, FOR SALE.

THAT PROPERTY belonging to, and occupied by Robt. Matthew, Baker, lying on the Shore Street of Fraserburgh - consisting of a DWELLING HOUSE, SHOP, and BAKE-HOUSE, several Cellars, and Shades, and Back-yard.  This property is well worth the attention of Fish-curers, or for a Cooperage; or for a Baker, who wishes to settle.  As R. Matthew intends soon giving up the Baking business, the whole Baking Utensils may be had on very moderate terms.

The Property will be sold by the 12th November, by private bargain; and entry may be had at Whitsunday first.

For particulars, apply to the Proprietor.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 8th September 1819.

James Stewart, Cullen

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

MR JAMES STEWART having granted a Trust Deed in favour of George Andrew, Baker, Cullen, for behoof of his Creditors: - all those having any Claims upon the said James Stewart, will please lodge the same, properly vouched, with the said George Andrew; and all those indebted to him, will please order payment of what they owe, within One Month from this date, in order to save expences.

Cullen, Aug. 24, 1818.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 26th August 1818.

John Gordon, baker in Forres

NOTICE.

To the DEBTORS of the late JOHN GORDON, Baker in Forres,

And INTENDED SALE of his ESTATES in MORAY and BANFFSHIRE.

CHARLES GORDON, second Son, and universal Disponee and Executor, nominated by the said JOHN GORDON, earnestly requests, in compliance with the desire of the Creditors, that all those INDEBTED to the deceased, will make immediate payment to him, to prevent unnecessary expense.  Mr. GORDON also begs to intimate, that how soon his Titles are completed to his Father's Estates, and other Property, the whole, or greater part thereof, will be Sold in LOTS, to be afterwards described; meantime, intending purchasers may please apply to him, at Forres, or to THOMAS SELLAR, Esq. of Westfield, writer in Elgin, for further information.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 23rd March 1814.

Gallowgate bakehouse

TO BE LET,

And entered to Immediately,

THAT HOUSE and BAKEHOUSE in the GALLOWGATE of Aberdeen, lately occupied by WALTER HENDRY, Baker.  The tenant will get immediate entry, and have right to the whole Baking Utensils and Articles in the Bakehouse, either upon inventory, or on purchase.

For further particulars, apply to Alexander Webster, advocate, Aberdeen.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 12th August, 1812.

Sale of property in Huntly

SUBJECTS IN HUNTLY FOR SALE

Upon Tuesday the 11th day of June next, betwixt the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock afternoon, there will be exposed to sale, by public roup, upon the ground,

THE TENEMENT and HOUSES which belonged to HUGH DUNCAN, Merchant and Baker in Huntly, now to his Trustees.  The Houses are commodiously situated on the High-Street leading from the Square to the Cattle-Market, and well adapted for a merchant or tradesman - fronts to two streets, with an excellent Garden.

For further particulars, application may be made to Jas. Horn, in Newton of Curreney, or Alex. Stewart, writer in Huntly, who will show the premises and give every information to intending purchasers.

Huntly, 31st May, 1811.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 5th June, 1811.

Fraserburgh Sale

SALE OF A SUBJECT IN FRASERBURGH.

To be sold by private bargain,betwixt this and the 1st of August,

THAT DWELLING HOUSE, Bakehouse, and Offices, &c. belonging to ROBERT MATHEWS, and occupied by him for a good many years, in the Baking line, lying on the Shore Street of Fraserburgh, close by the New Pier.  The whole are in a state of good repair (Bake-house and Oven Completely new), and entry may be had at Martinmas or Whitsunday first; and any person becoming purchaser, may retain a part of the agreed on price, in his hand, on granting good security.

For further particulars, apply to the Proprietor R. Mathews.

Fraserburgh, 11th May, 1811.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 15th May, 1811.

STONEHAVEN

There will be exposed for sale, by public roup, on Saturday the 23d day of February curt. within the house of Alex. Allan, vintner in the New Town of Stonehaven,

THAT FEU LOT or Tenement of Ground, with the HOUSES, situated in Mary Street in said town, the property of James Moncur, Baker.  Entry to be had immediately, or at Whitsunday first, and the roup to begin at 6 o'clock in the afternoon.

For particulars apply to Thomas Kinnear, Writer in Stonehaven.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 13th February, 1811.

CUMINESTOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE

A COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE IN CUMINESTON

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN

THAT TENEMENT lately possessed by GEORGE LEGG, Baker - consisting of a Dwelling-House, containing three Rooms and an Oven, a Barn, Stable, Byre, large Out-house, Shade, and a Garden of excellent soil, 25 falls, inclosed with a stone dyke.  The property is situated in the most public part of the village, and would be a good situation for a Baker or Confectioner.  On the Tenement is built an Episcopal Chapel, which pays Five Shillings yearly rent (being one half of the whole); when the lease of it ends, it falls to the proprietor of the Feu.

Those wishing to purchase will please apply to EBEN. LEGG, Huntly, or WILLIAM MITCHELL, Garmond.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 2nd January, 1811.