... UPPERKIRK- th 1 OATE, which belonged to the deceafed Mr cx Iofeph Simpl'on. Thc principal houfe collfifts of a kit- vy -hen, parlour, and two bed rooms, on the ground Je -onor; dining room, drawing room, large bed room, in nd light clofet, on the firil floor; ...

... dining rooma, 'Z feet, incites, by t7 feet; a drawitil room J3 feet 4 6ils by i7 fee 6 inches, with a recelts for a Suldha; a parlour, four a excell,:nt bed roorns ;,a bed ciofct, a kitd;eii, a fer- vants and honife-keeper's rouns ; four cellars aiid pan- ...

... e50 are inois. The mulls rmlay be vearly turned to good account, in burn- ing linveton or being fold-there is cooilant dIc- maid for it from the neighhoourlmod. The w.hole property aboarids with liolieflone, reckuned the be& in Buchan. There are two quarrics ...

... The houoe cosfilts of the foitowing apart- 0 nments, viz. oo the ground floor, a large Jhop and cel- n lar off the fame; a parlour, bed room, and kitchei on ft the fecond floor; an elegant diling room, 3 bed Y rooms, and a large clofet, with a fect of excellent ...

... nctlar. They will be icr for 3 years.- is. Eti-1try at Whitfsjtsdav next. W1 at~etd, a! iNext 7>erin Upon AN ex.perienced COOK MAID,' for a Gentle- Aiman's Familv, who refitdn itt use country, but Cci occafisnaily in tosvna. Enquire at the Pisbhlhser. boo ...

... OFFICES aind GAR- I DENS of WrOODHILL. The marfiofl-houfu e confitls of two excellent public roonts, fix bed rooms. a parlour or library, and a kitcheln. There is alfo a fufficierlt accommodation flir fervants, and excellent h cellars adjoining to ...

... 1ount, :o Let.I I iHAT HOUSE anlr GARDEN lately occupied | by Adjutant Roy, cossliging of a drding. riosin, drawing-room, and parlour. four bcd romins, nurfe- I p ry-roosI, kitcheti, antd offices. with cvery other ac- d cominodation for a genteel family. The ...

... distance from his own door, ir I co:wersing with some friqnds, a gun or pistol was d fired through the window of his back parlour, al vand three slugs w'ere aituallv found in the room, ir 1 the wall of which bore evident marksof the shnt. D ilHis wife ...

... OFFItES atid GAR- c T DENS of WOODHILI . The manfion houfe e confifis of two excellent public roonms, fix bed roorms, a parlour or library, and a kitchen. There is alfi` fufflcient accomemodation for fervants, and excellenta cellars adjoiiting to the ...

... in tl~ neiaarbarboad of Aberdean, on a Leaje of 36 rears a/f i. sfartiernar lf. | For further particulars appicartior way t maide to JAkcxander Wetjqer, advocate in .4erdcen. HOUSE AND GARDEN OF CULTER. To be I.et for a few years, or for a year, -'EIE HOUSE ...

... stiict charge to bring back the money. On his return they spent the evening together, and for the first time in the back parlour, where the deceased was shot. At eight o'clock the prisoner quitted the deceased, and went to Kitchener, and ask- ed for the ...

... successes of the French, and of the fi ght of the e Qneen of P, teslit and family. L' On Saturday night la-t-S an :tempIt ivis maide to destroy, by flue, die premises if Mr 1iasterman, niji ?? Banker, in White H-art coutrt, Lombard Asreet. A. L t bout midnight ...