Bleachfield of Turriff

BLEACHFIELD OF TURRIFF, TO LET.

To be Let, for such number of years as can be agreed

on, and may be entered to at Martinmas first,

THE BLEACHFIELD of TURRIFF, as presently occupied by D. and J. Pearsons; - the Houses and Machinery have lately been fitted up in the most complete and commodious manner, at a considerable expence.- the business has been on the increase for years past, and the Field in the highest repute.  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 of that line of business, seldom to be met with.

For farther particulars, application may be made to Mr Duff Mackay, Factor on the Estate of Delgaty; or to Mr Souter, at Banff.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 17th November 1819.

Little Annochie, Old Deer

TO BE LET,

(In the Parish of Old Deer,)

THOSE parts of the LANDS of LITTLE ANNOCHIE, with the Limestone Quarry of Little Annochie - and privileges of fuel, and leet-peats annexed thereto.  All as presently in occupation of John Findlay.

Entry to the Quarry and Leet-peats, (which are already stacked) at Martinmas first; and to the Land at Whitsunday first.

From the terms of the expiring lease, the whole will be left in most favourable condition for the incoming tenant.

There will also be let, as an appendage to the above, if wished for, at Whitsunday 1821, the CROFT on Annochie, at present in possession of John Cock; which, from its vicinity, would be valuable for accommodation to labourers, and others employed about the Quarry.

Offers to be given in against the 5th of November, to William Scott, at Mains of Elrick; or to Duncan Davidson, Advocate in Aberdeen - either of whom will inform, in the mean time, as to farther particulars.

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

Blairshinnoch croft

SMALL CROFT OF EXCELLENT LAND

TO LET.

To be Let, for 14, or such other number of years as can be

agreed on,

THAT CROFT of LAND on the FARM of BLAIRSHINNOCH, presently possessed by William Robertson, Road Contractor.  It contains upwards of 18 Acres of very superior Land, and there is on the possession a suitable Farm Steading.  It is conveniently situated, being distant only from each of the sea-ports of Banff and Portsoy about 4 miles.  Entry at Whitsunday first.

Apply to Mr Falder, Blairshinnoch.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 22nd April 1818.

Canal Bank, Mounthooly

TO BE LET,

THE FIRST FLOOR of that HOUSE, pleasantly situated on the Canal Bank, above Mounthooly Bridge, presently possessed by Mrs Cipriani: the accommodation is Three well finished Rooms, Kitchen, Cellars, &c.  Entry at the 1st June.

Enquire at the House, on Mondays and Thursdays, from 11 to 2 o'clock afternoon.

Also, that FLAT in the Gallowgate, presently possessed by Mrs Scott.  - Apply as above.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 28th January 1818.

Inn and Farm at Pitmachie

INN AND FARM AT PITMACHIE TO LET.

There is to be Let for such number of years as may be agreed

upon,

THE INN and FARM of PITMACHIE, as presently occupied by JAMES BROWN.  The convenient and favourable situation of this Inn is well known, being situated on the great North Road leading from Aberdeen to Inverness, by Huntly, and is a regular established stage.  It is also very centrical for the public district-meetings, most of which are regularly held there.  The House and Offices are commodious, and suitable for the Inn and Farm.

The Lands are of an excellent early soil, and are in a high state of improvement.  The Household Furniture, Post-Chaises, Horses and Crop, may be had at a fair valuation, and entry will be given either immediately, or at Whitsunday next.

For particulars, apply to Mr George Hall at Logie Durno; or Messrs. Farquaharson & Co. Merchants, St. Nicholas Street, Aberdeen.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 5th November 1817.

Lease of Black Bull Tavern

BLACK BULL TAVERN, ABERDEEN,

TO BE LET.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

THAT well known and long established Tavern, called The Black Bull, as possessed for many years past by Deacon ALEXANDER MARR, and now belonging to his heirs, will be Let by Private Bargain, for the term of six years.  Entry immediately.  - For particulars, application may be made to James Hardie, Advocate in Aberdeen.

All persons Indebted to Mr Marr, are desired to pay the amount to Mr Hardie, within One Month from this date.  And those having Claims against him, will be pleased to lodge the same within that period.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 16th July 1817.

Sequestrated estate of Alexander Mackenzie

VALUABLE LEASE FOR SALE.

THE LEASE of SEGGAT, in the parish of Auchterless, lately held by Alexander Mackenzie, in Thomastown of Towie, and now belonging to his sequestrated estate.

Particulars will be learned on application to David Hutcheon, Advocate in Aberdeen, the trustee.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 7th May 1817.

Cairnbanno croft

CROFT TO LET.

To Let, entry immediately,

THAT Possession on the Lands of CAIRNBANNO lately occupied by the deceased ALEX. BRUCE, consisting of about 10 Acres, to which more Ground contiguous can be added, if wanted.  

The ground is of good soil, in excellent heart, and the situation is very desirable for a tradesman, or a person wishing a small possession.

Offers may be made to Mr Wilson, the Proprietor; or George Yeats, Advocate, Aberdeen, on or before the 13th current, when the possession will be Let at Cairnbanno-house.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 4th December 1816.

Lease of Menie crofts

CROFTS ON MENIE TO BE LET.

To be let for such term, as may be agreed on,

THOSE TWO CROFTS on the Estate of MENIE, occupied by Robert Black, and George Milne.  Entry to Robert Black's immediately, and to George Milne's at Whitsunday next.

Offers in writing to be lodged with Messrs. Blaikie and Bannerman, King-street, within ten days.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 17th July 1816.

Rinloan Inn, Glengairn

TO LET,

THE convenient small INN and FARM of RIENLOAN, at Gardenshiel, in Glengarden, as lately occupied by the deceased Alex. Murray, being the Stage on the Military Road from Perth to Fort George, betwixt the Castletown of Braemar and Tamintoul.  Entry at Whitsunday 1816.

For particulars, enquire at Mr Burnett of Park, Belmont-street, Aberdeen, or Mr Farquharson of Monaltrie, by Tullich.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 24th January 1816.

Alexander Watt, Sea-town of Cowie

KINCARDINESHIRE.

TO GARDENERS AND NURSERYMEN.

To be let, for nineteen years, entry immediately.

THAT PIECE of GROUND, near the Sea-town of COWIE, lately occupied by the deceased Alexander Watt, and consisting of about three acres.  It is in the immediate neighbourhood of Stonehaven, and, being particularly adapted for a Nursery, is well worth the attention of any person who may wish to carry on that business.

Applications to be made to Mr. Christie, Writer, Stonehaven, who will give information as to particulars, and settle as to terms for a lease.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 21st December 1814.

Lease of Hilton quarry, Aberdeen

STONE QUARRY.

THE STONE QUARRY on HILLTON, as at present occupied by James Bruce, mason, is to be Let for such number of years as may be agreed upon.  The lease is to commence on  20th August next.

The quarry will be let by public roup, within the Lemon Tree Tavern, on Monday the 8th of August next at 2 o'clock P.M.

Enquiry may in the meantime be made at Mr Burnett, Belmont-street.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 20th July 1814.

Sheddocksley Croft

CROFT, NEAR ABERDEEN.

There is to be Let, for such number of years as can be agreed upon,

THAT CROFT on SHEDDOCKSLEY, formerly possessed by the deceased Charles Crombie, consisting of about 6 acres of good arable land, well improved, in two inclosures, fenced with stone dykes. - with a good Steading of Houses.  Entry immediately, or at Martinmas next.

Any person wishing to treat for the above, may apply to Wm. Johnston, Shiprow, Aberdeen; and the ground will be shewn by the gardener at Sheddocksley.

N.B. - If a few more acres of ground should be wanted by a tenant, for the croft and houses, he can be accommodated with it.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 13th July 1814.

Mintlaw property to let

MINTLAW VILLAGE.

HOUSE AND SHOPS TO LET.

THAT HOUSE, with Slated Roof, consisting of Four Rooms, and Bed Closets, with large Garret; and Two SHOPS adjoining, one of which was purposely built and fitted up for a Cart and Plough Manufactory; and the other to suit a Merchant, or any other occupation; as the same are presently possessed by George Jack, and Robert Cook.  Entry at Whitsunday first.

The situation of the Village of Mintlaw is known to be such as offers inducements to persons in different lines to settle there.

Application for the above House and Shops may be made to James Mitchell, at the House of Pitfour.

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

Lease of Ground at Crabston

LEASE of GROUND IN THE CLOSE VICINITY OF ABERDEEN.



There will be exposed to be let by public roup, within the Trinity Hall, on Friday the 27th of August current, at 6 o'clock in the evening,

A LEASE for a certain number of years to be specified at the roup, of that CROFT of LAND called CRABSTON, at present possessed as a Nursery by Samuel Adams, Seedsman : the soil is good, and in excellent condition.

Apply to Francis Brodie, Tailor in Aberdeen, Box-master of the Tailor Corporation, to whom the Ground belongs.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 25th August 1813.

Redymre farm, Laurencekirk

FARM IN KINCARDINESHIRE TO LET.

To be Let for 19 years from Whitsunday next,

THE Farm of REDMYRE, as presently possessed by Robt. Martin, lying in the parish of Laurencekirk.  The Farm consists of 124 Scots acres, or thereby, mostly arable, and excellent soil, capable of bearing every species of Grain and Green Crops.  The situation is pleasant and convenient, being within 13 miles of Montrose, 10 of Stonehaven, 4 of Laurencekirk, and 6 of the Sea Port of Johnshaven.  The turnpike road between Stonehaven and Laurencekirk passes through the middle of the Farm; and in every point of view, a more desirable place of the size is seldom to be met with.

Offers in writing will be received by Andrew Jopp, Advocate in Aberdeen.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 28th July 1813.

Inn in Laurencekirk

SALE OF AN INN, &c IN LAURENCEKIRK

Upon the 22d of May current, will be sold by public roup, on the ground,

THAT commodious and well-frequented INN belonging to and presently occupied by JAMES COBB, consisting of five rooms and a kitchen, besides closets and good cellars, all in excellent order, having been built only a few years ago.  Also, a barn, byre, stable, hen-houses, and slaughter-house and granary-loft, all adjoining, and very convenient; two large common stables and a brew-house, with about 21 falls of garden-ground.

The whole is on a perpetual lease, and pays a feu-duty of three pence per fall.  A considerable part of the price may remain with the purchaser.

The purchaser may also have about 9 acres of excellent land, in the highest order, at the rent paid by the exposer.  Entry immediately.

Apply to Mr. JAMES COBB, vintner, Laurencekirk.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 19th May 1813.

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.

Rig of land in Old Aberdeen

LAND TO BE LET.

There will be exposed to let, by public roup, on a LEASE for EIGHT YEARS, within the Trinity Hall, on Friday the 28th day of August curt, at six o'clock in the evening,

A RIG of LAND, lying on the east side of Old Aberdeen, belonging to James Milne's Mortification of the Tailor Trade of Aberdeen, formerly let in tack to James Boyle, now occupied by James Anderson.

The soil is of the best quality, and there is easy access to King Street.

Apply to ALEXANDER WATSON, Tailor in Aberdeen, Factor for the Mortification.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 5th August, 1812.

Farms to let: Moray, Banffshire, Aberdeenshire

FARMS TO LET,

IN THE COUNTIES OF MORAY, BANFF AND ABERDEEN.

THERE will be let, at INNES-HOUSE, upon Tuesday the 11th day of August, 1812, for Leases of such endurance as may be agreed upon, the following POSSESSIONS, viz.

In Morayshire, Parish of Urquhart.

Stonewells, occupied by William Anderson.

Entryhead, occupied by Cosmo Reid.

Innes Mills, occupied by William Mitchell.

Wallfield, occupied by James Laing.

Loch-hill, occupied by Gilbert Brander.

And Waterscot, occupied by John Hay.

Estate of Blervie.

Marcassie, occupied by John Souter.

Entry to the first at Whitsunday 1813, and to all the farms above, at Whitsunday 1814.

County of Banff, Parish of Aberlour, Estate of Edinvillie.

Uppertown, occupied by Alexander Watt.

Craighead, occupied by Robert Gordon.

Blairnain, occupied by Alexr. Donaldson.

And Shenval, occupied by Lewis Stuart & A. Gray.

These Farms are open at Whitsunday 1813.

Parish of Gamry, Estate of Melrose.

Hungryhill, occupied by James Paterson, James Irvine, James Murray and John Anderson, open at Whitsunday 1814.

Aberdeenshire, Parish of Turriff, Estate of Gask,

Denhead, occupied by Peter Collie.

Braehead, occupied by Alexander Duncan.

Silverwells, occupied by Peter Clark and Jas. Gavin.

Bankhead, occupied by William Irvine.

Craighill, occupied by George Harper.

Nether Craighill, occupied by Wm. Smart and P. Cheyne.

Hillhead, occupied by William Gray.

Uppertown of Bridgend, occupied by James Cruickshank's heirs.

Mains of Bridgend, occupied by Alexander Kemp.

Bridgefoot, occupied by Alexander Smart.

Crooked Brae, occupied by John Morrison's heirs.

Burnside, occupied by John Smart.

And Eastertown, occupied by George Shearer.

The two first of these possessions are open at Whitsunday 1813, and the others at Whitsunday 1814.

Many of the Farms are extensive and of fine early soil, particularly those in Morayshire, and all of them susceptible of great improvement, the marches are made regular and convenient, and will be shewn by the Ground Officers of the different estates.  Two or more lots will be joined together, according to the wishes of the candidate at the time of setting; and proper encouragement will be given for Houses and for Enclosing where the extent of ground requires it.

For further particulars, application may be made to Mr Williamson, at Innes, as to the lands in Morayshire, to Mr Watt, at Methercluny, respecting the lands of Edinvillie, and to Mr Wilson, at Mill of Alva, respecting the lands of Gask and Melrose; to either of whom offers may be given in previous to the day of set.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 15th July, 1812.