New Spalding Club > Records of Invercauld MDXLVII - MDCCCXXVIII [1547- 1828]

appendix. 481
"Extract Disposition
Charles Gordon of Blelack
TO
Alexander Stewart
1772."
" At Aberdeen the Third day of December one thousand seven
hundred and seventy two. BE IT KNOWN to all men by thir presents
me, Mr. Charles Gordon of Blelack, heritable proprietor of the Lands and
others underwritten, Whereas Alexander Stewart, Writer to the Signet
Did at Martinmas one thousand seven hundred and thirty Fyve years
make payment to me of a certain sum of money as the adequate price
and value of the Lands, miln, and others after disponed wherewith I hold
me satisfied and hereby answer and simpliciter Discharge him his
heirs and successors thereof for ever, Renouncing all Exceptions and
objections to the Contrary, Therefore to have sold Alienated and
Disponed Likeas I under the provisions and Conditions after expressed,
Hereb)', sell Alienate and Dispone heritably and irredeemabl}-, But any
manner of reversion. Redemption or Regress, To and in favours of the
said Alexander Stewart his heirs and assignees whatever All and haill
the Town and Lands of the half Davock Lands of Easter Migvie, and
the pendicle thereof called Boddomend, and houses biggings, yards, tofts,
crofts, muirs, meadows, woods, fishings, graseings, shealings, perts,
pendicles, priviledges, and universal pertinents thereof, lying within the
paroch of Migvie and Sheriffdom of Aberdeen, And sicklike All and
haill the third part of the shadow half of the Town and Lands of
Auchterearn, Third part of the shadow half of the mihi thereof, the
Third part of the shadow half of the Land of TuUoch, and third part of
the shadow half of the Lands of Drummie, with houses, biggings, yards,
Tofts, Crofts, mosses, muirs, meadows, woods, fishings, grassings,
sheillings, parts, pendicles, priviledges and universal pertinents thereof
l}-ing within the paroch of Coldstone — now Logic Coldstone, and Sheriff-
dom foresaid. And the multures, sequels, and knaveships of the same,
with all right Title, claim, property and possessions which I have or can
pretend to the haill Lands and others above disposed, or the Teinds
pasturage and vicarage thereof, And Sicklike such a part of the mosses
of Blelack commonly called the moss of Auchinaran, and of all other
mosses belonging to be the said Charles Gordon, as will correspond to
the Lands hereby disponed, in proportion to the haill Lands and Estates
of Tilliepronie and Blelack pertaining to me, conform to their respective
rents as the sum shall be deerived and Bounded in Letters of Marches to
be extended twixt me and the said Alexander Stewart thereanent. All and
full power heritable and unredeemable ToUerance & liberty to him and
his foresaids and their Tenants and possessors of the said lands for ever