Robert Mathison, Oldmeldrum

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

ROBERT MATHISON, Saddler in Oldmeldrum, having granted a Disposition to Trustees for behoof of his CREDITORS, those having CLAIMS against him are requested to lodge the same, with oaths of verity thereon, with Mr John Manson, Merchant in Oldmeldrum, or Alex. Van Writer there, within one month from this date; to either of whom all those anywise indebted to the said Robert Mathison, will please pay the amount thereof, without delay, to prevent prosecution.

Oldmeldrum, 24th June, 1817.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 25th June 1817.

Sale of John Gray's & Alexander Knight's properties in Huntly

HOUSES AND GARDENS IN HUNTLY

FOR SALE, OR TO BE LET.

THE TENEMENTS, Houses, and Gardens, which formerly belonged to John Gray, Messenger in Huntly, and now to James Grant, Advocate in Aberdeen, situated on the north side of the street leading from the north end of the Square or Market-palace [sic] of Huntly towards the Bridge of Bogie.

Also the Tenements, Houses, and Garden, which formerly belonged to Alexander Knight, Tailor in Huntly, and now to Mr Grant, lying on the north west side of the street leading from the Muir or Cattle Market Stance past the Old School

These subjects are in good repair, substantially built, and well worth the attention of any person wishing such property.  The Proprietor is anxious to dispose of them; and therefore great bargains may be expected.  Entry to the premises at Whitsunday next.

If not sold, the whole will be let to Tenants for One Year from Whitsunday ensuing.

For farther particulars, apply to the Proprietor, or Mr Milne, Saddler in Huntly, who is fully authorised to conclude a bargain.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 9th November 1814.

James Presley, saddler

ROUP AT TURRIFF,

AND

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

Upon Tuesday, the eight day of November curt. there will be exposed to sale, by public roup, at the shop and house occupied by James Presly, Saddler,

THE whole STOCK of GOODS, HOUSE and SHOP FURNITURE, and other effects, which formerly belonged to the said James Presly, and now to Trustees for behoof of his Creditors.

The roup will begin at 10 o'clock forenoon, and credit will be given on security.

Those indebted to the said James Presly are requested to order payment of the amount to Alexander Webster, Advocate in Aberdeen, Agent for the Trustees; and such as have claims against him, will lodge the same with the said Alexander Webster.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 2nd November 1814.

James Ross, Aberchirder

NOTICE

To the CREDITORS of JAMES ROSS, Saddler in Foggieloan.

THE Trustees for the Bankrupt's Creditors having now made up a state of the funds realized, and Scheme of Division of the free proceeds, the Creditors, who have lodged Claims, properly attested, will receive their Dividends from Alexander Webster, Advocate in Aberdeen, on granting the necessary receipt for the same.

Not to be repeated.

Aberdeen, May 27, 1814.

Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 1st June 1814.

James Ross, saddler

SALE AT FOGGIELOAN, AND NOTICE

TO DEBTORS

Upon Tuesday the 25th day of May curt. there will be exposed to sale, by public roup, at the Shop & House of JAMES ROSS, Saddler in Foggieloan,

THE whole GOODS belonging to him; consisting of SADDLERY, HARDWARE, LEATHER, TOOLS, &c.  Also the different articles of FURNITURE in the house occupied by him.

The roup will begin at 10 o'clock forenoon; and as the whole must be sold off, great bargains may be expected.

Those indebted to the said James Ross, are requested to settle their accounts on the day of the roup; or to order payment of the amount to Alexander Webster, advocate in Aberdeen; or James Pressly, saddler in Turriff.

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

George Sim, saddler

NOTICE.

GEORGE SIM, SADDLER in Aberdeen, having executed a trust deed in favour of Messrs. Alexander Glenny and Andrew Ramage, Merchants in Aberdeen, for behoof of his creditors; it is requested that those having claims on him, will lodge the same, with Alexander Webster, Advocate in Aberdeen, Agent for the Trustees, as soon as possible; and that such as are anywise indebted to Mr Sim, will order payment of the amount to the said Alexander Webster, without delay.

The whole STOCK of SADDLERY and other Goods, which belonged to G. SIM, will be disposed of in One Lot; and the purchaser will get immediate access to the Shop in Lodge-walk, lately occupied by him, which has been long well frequented in the same line.

An Inventory of the Goods and Stock in Trade; will be seen in the hands of the said Alexander Webster, to whom application may be made for further details.

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