... FEUS FOR SALE. There will be Sold, by Public Roup, within the Office of Messrs Davidsons & Cooper, Advocates, 7, Union Terrace, Aberdeen, on Friday the 24th inst., at the Upset Feu Duty of £45 Sterling yearly, THE Two Lots of GROUND, the property of the said Company, being Nos. 20 and 21, Section one, on the Company’s Feuing Plan, containing together eight Acres, three Roods, and twenty-seven ...

... There will be exposed for Sale, by Public Roup, within the Office of Messrs Milne Si Walker, Advocates, 129, Union Street, T Friday, the 6th March next, at One o’clock Afternoon, HE DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN, 63, Don Street, Old Aberdeen, which were possessed by the late Mrs Captain Richmond, and the HOUSES or COTTAOES, occupied by John Downie and others, on the south side of the the bane ...

... TO LET, at 42, Marischal Street, a BACK OFFICE ; also, a STORE for Dry Goods. Apply to Mrs *INLATSON, at the House. TO LET, for the Summer Months, a FURNISHED FAMILY HOUSE in the West End. . Apply to James Milne, Gate Angus Fraser & Co.’s), 74, union Street. LET, at 6, St Mary’s Place, a shut-in FLOOR, J- consisting of Drawing-room, Dining room, Bed-room, Kitchen ; Four ATTICS and Two ...

... There will be Sold, by Public Roup, within the Office of JOHN Ferouson, Advocate, 84, Union Street, on Wednesday, the Ist day of March next, at Two o’clock Afternoon, rpHE DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 20, Golden Square, with Washing-house. Drying Loft, and Bleaching Green behind, presently occupied by Colonel Fraser. The Title Deeds and Articles of Roup may be seen, and particulars learned, on ...

... Sealed Oflers for the Lot to be left with Messrs Davidsons & Cooper, 7, Union Terrace, Aberdeen. 20th July, 1860. ...

... SIXTH DISTRICT. MEETTNG of the COMMUTATION ROAD ur «USTEES, for the SIXTH or ABERDEEN DISTRICT k°o>i DENSHIRE, will be held within the Committee*»ot, at on Friday, the 26th day of April cur- th° clock > M > for the P ur of Receiving and me Collector’s Accounts for the past year. Abewi» ROBERT SMITH, Collector. ls t April, 1861. POOR’S RATES, t. Nicholas or City Parish, Aberdeen. ■I wh IS ...

... NEW MUSIC HALL, ABERDEEN. For One Night only, Saturday, Nov. 23. ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT! COMPRISING NEW SONGS—NEW DANCES—NEW SOLOS—NEW CHORUSES—NEW ANECDOTES—and COMIC EXTRAVAGANZAS. Performed by the most Talented Artists in the World. TEMPLETON’S ORIGI TROUPE. Sole Propricb JOE BROWN. The most comp] Musicians,and Comedians, eve [NAL AFRICAN OPERA ars, HARRY TEMPLETON and lete Band of Singers ...

... Aberdeen. To be Let, ENTRY AT 4TH JUNE NEXT, THE DWELLING HOUSE, No. 142, King Street, with Offices, and a large piece of Ground attached. To be seen Wednesdays and Thursdays, from 2 to 4 o’clock. For particulars, apply to L. M‘Kinnon, Jun., Advocate, 233, Union Street; or to Mr Smith, Architect, 142, Kine Street. Aberdeen, 19th March, 1861. ...

... To be Sold, by Private Bargain, FEU-DUTY of £9 9s. yearly, on Ground and Buildings at Albyn Place, Aberdeen. Apply to William Ross, Advocate, 20, Belmont Street, Aber- Feu-Duties for Sale. J FEU-DUTIES (£lO, at Twentv Th^’v and W u together or separately Vc^ re Purcha sc, by Private Bargain. Aberdeen . Davidsons & Cooper, Advocates, 7, Union ...

... JBROAD BUCHAN DIALECT. This Day is Published, price 4d, per post sd, Ajax ms speech to the Grecian KNABBS. By R. F. To which is added A JOURNAL TO PORTSMOUTH, and a SHOP BILL. By Robert Forbes. THE GOODWIFE AT HOME, in Metre. 3d, per post 4d. A. Brown ...

... THE “QUEEN” INSURANCE COMPANY. John Stewart, Esq. of Craigiebuckler, Chairman. Robert Abernethy, Esq., Engineer. Joseph Rowell, Esq., Iron Merchant. Thomas Gordon, Esq., Merchant. REDUCTION OF FIRE INSURANCE DUTY. THIS Company will give every facility to Insurers on “poods, Wares, or Merchandise, being Stock-in-Trade “and Machinery, Fixtures, Implements, or Utensils used in any “Manufacture or ...

... FOR SALE, Granaries and Ground at Waterloo Quay, There will be Exposed to Sale, Public Roup, within the Office of James Paull, Advocate, 12, King Street, Aberdeen, Wednesday the 9th November next, at Two o’clock afternoon, ALL and WHOLE that PIECE OE GROUND, extending in front, along Waterloo Quay, feet Inches, and backwards to Clarence Street, with the GRANARIES, WAREHOUSES, and other ...