... have given in their Interefts to theuEru. ftee,, to cunftituto the fame againft fhe Heirs of the De- fcftft,in order roan Adjudication •,. an i whereas jijl theCre- cli?ors by open Ace , apt, which are aftign'd to the Crafty tho' many of them have proven their Debts, yet, have not furnilbrd the TrUfbres with Decreets jf^§ n^^ fl rhe truftees having raifed a general Charge againft the Heirs, wv ...

... n or Stray'd on Monday Night the 5th Inst ant, a dark Iron-Gray Horse, some silver Hairs, a wisk'd Tail, a long Mane, about 14 Hands two Inches high, com- ing Six Years old next Grass, and a small Star on his Forehead; he was lost from the White Lyon on Wester- field-Green, with a Bridle and Saddle. Whoever shall shall give Notice of the said Horse, so that he may be had again to Mr. James ...

... * red, either /by' Book Drbts, or upon pro- miffory Notes* to Mr. David Johnfton, Jaie of Hexham, Mercer, deceakd, to pay iheir feveral Debts to Mr. J J atrtck Dawfon, of Newcaftle, his Executor, or Mr. Richard Ord, Attorney at Law; in Hextiam, otherwife they will be im- mediately fued for thefame. To, he LETT agvtmft Mayday nexr, ' A Fariaof iao Acres of Land, with nece ffary and convenient ...

... Gt-.ods, at very reafonable Rates, firft Storey of the Ex- change Stairs, Parliament-Clofe, on the Left Hand; from 9 to 1, and From 2 to 4 of the Clock} and to condnue tiil all be fold. ?? That by Order of the Truftees for the Creditors of WiLLIAM DOUGLAS younger of GLENBERYY, the Roup and Sale of the Lands and Barony of FOODY and FINGASK, is Prorogate to 1 uefday the 27th of January, Inft. in ...

... erefted at Edinburgh, is appointed to be held onTuef- day next the 13th Inft. in the Burrow room, at 3 a clock after Noon, fer clearing Managers, and eftabhfhing Rules of Management. Such as have not paid what they fub-Ceri- bed for, are dclir'4 to pay the fame, that they may be en- titled to vote. €± That the Lands of NEWBIGGING and KJNGASK belonging to JOHN CARSTORPHINE of NYDIE, ly- ing in ...

... Dwelling- Houfe two Storeys high, with good and convenient Office- houfes, all lately repaired, and fome little planted Inclo- fures. The Landsof PFeJier-Harburnbead, JA. 166 13 c 4« Middle Muir. X.72 1? 04; 16 Bolls Meal; lying contigu- ous. The Lands ?? and Sandiegate. L. 109 Mo- ney, 10 Boils Meal, 1 801 l Oats; a Pendicle thereof call'd Baclftonfoord, L.16 06 08 Money, 4BollsMeal. The ...

... in Ipfwich, about a Year ago; the Owner defer ibing the faid Wigg, pay'-ng the Charge, may have it again. M^MMWMiMBBBaBMM ' - 1 1 . to To he Sold. A Houfe in St. Margaret'/ Parifh in Ipfwieh, at tie Yearly Rent if 3/, 10 j. Inquire of Mr. Georee Scott at tbe Brick Kiln in St. Hellen's Parifh in Ipfwicfe aforefaid. r - ■ - ■ ?? i 1 ...

... final! Bundle of Papers, in fhich are levers I Promiflbry Notes, payabje P I anceloi Simpfon, who, (as appears by tlie «| s, was lately a Soldier in General Whet- tn ' Regiment,) If the faid Lancelot Simeon ?? ro Mr.Richard Cook iii Carii'fle, he f , ?? ofthe Perfon, that 'found tbe V V-res and Papers. be LETT or SOLD againft Mayday or Whitiiinride next,' L Qoo'd Dwelling Hcufe, with ...

... erefted st Edinburgh, is appointed to beheid onTuef. day next the 15th Inft; in the Burrow-room, at 3 a-clock after Noon, foreleaing Managers, and eftablifning Rules ot Management, inich as have not paid .what, they fubfcn : bed for, are defirU to pay the lame, that they mayj, titled to vote. ?? That by Order ofthe Truilees for the Cred'. WiLLiAM DOUGLAS younger of GLEN3F.R\ v Roup and Sale of ...

... j tlkir refpe&ive Debts forthwith, into the Haj..| his Executors, Mr. Steon^Mr. Peacock, and S John Batejnan, otherwile they will be profecuted I the fame. ?? ?? ' ■ [ u f/\ ?P* ...

... expofed to Sale by ?? within Scot's Coffeehoufe iri Dun- dee, upon the Third Day of February rexf, betwixt the Hours of Two and Three iv the Afternoon. 1 i;e Condr- tions ot Roup and Inventary are to be ften at the Shop of George. Deinpfter Merchant in Dundee, at the Houfe of David Daes Shipmafter in North- Leith, and at the Ex* ?? Coffeehcufe in Edinburgh. iiti! The Wood of ALLOA, confifting ...

... ?? Ortcehoufes and Peats fuificient to ferve a Faintly, With! uSfcrS laboured by the Tenants, weO grafs* To mainufn two Horfes and five Cows, lying within eight MiTeVo Aberdeen, and one of the Sea- port of Newburgh: Is to be fet for 3 or «; Years after Whitfunday next i 730« The Entry to the Yards at Candlemafs; and Accefsmay betadi o 'theWe even before the Term. lt€s ver£«£- venient fora ...