... TOUN, in the Parifh of Moffat, both within the Stew- artryof Anandale, ARE to be Sold by Rout;, within the Parliament -houfe, before the LORDS OP SESSION, oa the Thirteenth Day of November next. Any who defire to fee the Rentals and Holding, may call at Mr- James JBaillie Writer to the Signet his Chamber, North- fide of the Street, over-againil the Toibooth, in order to their Saeisfa&ion. {is] ...

... will be fought a Main of }i Cocks, between the Gentlemen of A'fttc.V* and the Gentlemen oi Bernard- Caflle . for 2 Guineas a battle, and ?.o Gniieas the M*in or odd Battle. - f- ,, , ?? f icr n? fiv^r^rrit'i Pir^A A Freehold Eftate of about the yearly Va- tue of Two hundred liunuls, lying ai yi>ijt r tt on, in rue Connty of Durham, the Eftate ot Mr. ,A4-ro[i Wreiilfe, being ...

... the County of Durham, Ship- wiighf, to pay their feveral Debts to Mt. John Cancr of Sunder) and- Pann^, on ot before the Twenty Ninth Day of Septenibet enfuing, otherwife they wiil be pio- fecuted according to Law: L-kewife to the feveral de- ducts of the laid Thomas Dixon, to biing in their Accounts to the faid Mr. Carter, that the fame may be adjufled and paid, as far as the faid Thomas ...

... to thofe who giv« them away, and 8 a. a Dozen ftitched. THE RETIRED CHRISTIAN: exercis'd in Divine Thoughts and Heavenly Meditations for the Clofet, with a fuitable Prayer to each Meditation. 1 Of Solitude. 11. Of our Saviour's Love to us. 111. Ofthe ]oys of Heaven. IV. Of the Contempt of the World. V. Of the Holy Eucharift. VI. Of the Sufferings of HelJ. VII. Of the Shame of appear- ing ...

... the Shire of Linlithgow, on Tuefday next the 16th inft. a Pairof Silver Salts, Four Pound fterl. Value, by any Horfe, Mare, or Gelding, to be entred and book'd the Night before. On Wednefday the 17th, a Saddle worth one Guinea will be . run for on the fame Ground, and on the fame Conditions. «r^ That the Good Ship The ISABEL of Leith, betnS Burden abojit 50 Tons, whereof the deceait ...

... the Hill of Their Office, on Thurfday next the icthlnft. a large Quantity of Brandy, alfo a Quantity of Tea. The Brandy may be viewed and tafted at HisMajefty'sWare- houfe in Leith, where it now lies, the Wednefday Morn- ing before Sale; and the Tea, the Morning of the Day of the Sale. -Hf On Wednefdey the 16th Inftant, the Profeffors of MEDiCiNE in this City will open their College of A- . ...

... hereby defir'd immediately to return the fame to James Black Junior, Merchant in Aberdeen ; or to Mr. Thomas Reid, prefent Keeper ofthe faid Library. To be SETTE tn Tack, (For Five or more Tears after Wbitfunday next, by volun- tary Roup, ivithin the Mannor-boufs of Caflle- Lyon, on Tuefday the Twenty -third of April Infi, 'twixt the Hours of Three and Four Afternoon, j The Mains and Parksof ...

... Sixth of November, both in the (J lege, and at his Houfe in Niddery's Wvnd. But any p e l fon who fliall enter his Ciaffes afterwards, (providing i t l not later than the Firft of January) (hall have the moft til terial Parts of the preceeamg Leftures repe^ed to 2 privately, if it is defir'd. ITST CHARLES MACKY, Profeffor of HiSTORTi the Uniyerfuy o' Edinburgh, begins his Colleges of U* vejfal ...

... reas John Chapman and Ifaac Shm having the laft Tear pertorm'd the Blear^ Trade, to the genera) Satisfaction of thofe that m ploy'd them, viz.. Mts. Vant, Durham ; John Ttftd, Sn* derland; W. Walktr, Sedgefitld; Mrs. Mtcaif, SttcUu Mrs. Braidley, Tarm ; Mis. Wilfon, Taunton ; Mr. Chev 'on, 'Richmond; Mrs. Plummtr, Darlingtan ; .Mrs. tltftt) Btrnrd Caftle; Mrs. Jepfon, Biftop-^Auckland ; Mrs. ...

... in this Paper a parcel of Land lying in Walton aforefaid, tt> be Sold, certain Perfons who bad a defign to Purchafe it ata low Frice, gives out thati let an extra vageht Price of it ; This is to inform the World that I never had but one Perfon that t.-fr treated with me about it, except trifling Letters fent to me. If any Pcrion have a mind to treat with roe about it, I alh to be 'ipoke with ...

... Creditors of the deceaft JOHN MELVIL of CAR.SKERDO-, for divid- ing among them, conform to their Preferences, the Price ofthe Lands ofLCarskerdo, and Houjes in Edinburgh, fome- time belonging to the faid John Melvif, snd which are now fold. The Creditors are therefore defir'd (by thernfelvesor their Doers I to Meet the faid Day in the Laigh Coftee- he-ufe, at Three ?? after Noon ; to confider ...

... where he taught fevera! Gentlemens Sons and others the Art of Weaving to Perfection Plain Holland', Is juft arrived from Holland, where he Ilock'd him felf with Va- riety of ail .manner of Dutch Looms and other Uten Ills; he hss alfo brought over with him his Brother, another expert Weaver: And having now fez up forhimfelf at Bo- ningfoun-mills, will take in Yarn from Ladies, -SV. and weave ...