... imitations them the public—feme them are now under profecution.—The Proprietors therefore hope the afflidfed, for their health's fake, will fee that the Name of Jackfon and Co. is in every bill direftions, all others being counterfeits. Sold Jackfon and Co ...

... the j ty,; 0r lock-dutv, to granted to the takers, be proportioned to the . ice of making the canal; other wife i not t0 exposed pp.rf ...

... She repii,:d, only by the vetrd Seim Do you know Roberf?ierre ? No. Fur what purpofe d;d you want to fee him? T' ere if he faked me,— What do you mean t.tia expreffion That does not concern you. Did you fay that as a public Functi:mary, Roberfpieur ought ...

... llowc, now Lord Howe, who commanded the fwered, lie did not know,” Fiench Captain, if he refufed, to worrt, as every moment exposed fignal to engage tlic Alcidc, and w ceremony poured broad fide into tin war immediately returned, and who w;i, tin'.c about ...

... engraving of the Author's head) NUMBERI. .Ofa Ne \. Edition (large print) of that well-known and excellent work, entitled, An EXPOSE T lON Of all the Books of the , • OLD and NE W- TE STAME N T S. WH6R E I N Each chapter is fnmmed up in its corneals ; the ...

... 763S —Zfyt] Nos. 5 o.; ...

... after, the bitter met the £nn« fate from our people. In the mean time I got under way, and worked up within Point, well for the fake its a fafer road, as dellroy, if pofltble, the two (hips of the enemy which lay without the Villiine; but before the (hips ...

... - Ii OUS E, GK*•■ o C k. SAi_.ro, April a. Hopewell, Gray, for tte wry, v.itli goods. EJimburgh, tpril sz. 1779. A CHILD EXPOSED. p ETWIXT nine and ten o'clock laft iiijht, a iemalr- child wan 1 rl.i a . ?? : ?? ■■ I I -' fi a dirty Scots blanket, and ...

... out the bottle in which they had been dele Hopped, they did not give any ctfervdcencc with acids ; but after having been exposed to. the air for an hour and half, on the the mountain, thry became perfectly drv, and effervefted with acids very ilkly. There ...

... the evidence of Mr Swintoa. It appears al- fo, though he Ifated it with regret, yet it was a truth, and fortunate for the the fake of jultice, however heavy it may fall on the unhanpy man who now heard him, that the attention paid by Mr Swinton was fuch ...

... to the Tun. che Road is comple ely repaired. eat. obliged livable !EERY SATlthi tparod b tbe fah Pr.- of New vim* to Perks* faking t►efe Cll t i Po i-psid, on the fuse inviolable learefy„ Lights the Pontes at ippeintment of the l'repritis,; may hat of the ...

... forty acres each, and to be rendered up at the c-.id of the tick, in good fencible or- der and condition. Perfons intending f o fake a Icafe of thefe lands, will pleate give in figncd propofals to James Dallas, Writer in Edin- burgh, at'his houfe in Cant's ...