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... Lawn- market, Edinburgh, are KSH* ac P rime V^^ the following MILLENARY I^Vv.z. All Sortsof ftript,, fiower'd and plain Muf- Kni dear Lawns, long Lawns, Flanders and Englifh f.. Black Silk ditto, Velvets, Fans, Silver and plain (ft i?i G,ov:es * Q 3U ?~ Handkerchiefs, Silver and Gold [g Wvet Cuffs and Robings, plain and Silver Girdles, loi ma ...
... and Four Feet and a Half Wide, ?? to Nine of the WINDOWS. Alfo Six Tranfom WINDOWS, well Glazed and Lead- ed, Six Feet and a Half high, and Four Feet and a Half wide, with Cafements, to Four of the WINDOWS. The Bars are Iron. Enquire of John Manning Joiner, in the Ircngate Der bit. . 1 ■ 1 j * ?? >.««.Ni Nottingham, January 16, 1750. Notice is hereby given to all Gentlemen, Tradefmen, *wd ...
... in which the late Mr.s Smith, and the late Mr Cowl, kept, the, Poft- Office,- very commodious for Pub- lick Bufinefs, having great Conveniences, and very good Stables, with two large Gardens, inquire of the Rev. Mi Fenwick, Vicar, n Bolam. '• ' ?? ?? ?? ?? Tube LETT, • • And tnttrtd upon immediately , ?? ?? , '&iiffltidiodi' , and weil-accnftomed IN^f, XX' known by the Najfte of the BE E HI ...
... Royal Regiment now commanded by General St. Clair, orher Heirs, do apply to John Dickie Writer to the S'gnet, he will inform them ofa Sum of Money rea- dy to be paid them, which, if not direftly demanded, they will lofe. Leith, Jan. 4. Arrived the Providence of Leith, Cowan, from London with Hops. Bale Goods, Soap, Sugars, &c. and tbe Leith Galley, Thomfon, from ditto in Ballaft; a fine new ...
... 3chis:o be fold by ANDREW ALISON Merchant in prgh, at his Cellars in George Bell's Clofe, Quality* K, Leith, either in Gallons or Bottles, at a very rea- IHate. Thofe *ho incline co purchafe any L of it, mk fend a Note of what they want to JAMES Willi's Shop at the Head of Todrick's Wynd J; at fi Place Samples of the Rum may be tatted. To be SETT, If MANSION HOUSE at the Eaft end of the Town ...
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... City, confiftingof fome Thoufand Pounds Weight, and be- gan Yefierday to be fold in Wholefale or Retail. The Pri- ces as follow, viz. Fine Soiftbng at 6s. gd 1 Congo at 6s. 6d. > per Pound. Bohea at 5 s. y The Placeof Sale ism the firft Land immediately above the Weigh-houfe, South fide of the Street, and firft Door of the Stair; where Attendance will be given from 9in the Morning till 5 at ...
... on Monday the 8th of January will begin to be held at HUGH HAMILTON'S Shop in Brown's Land. east end of the lucken-booths, Edinburgh, for ready Mo , Ten percent. cheaper than they can now be bought in londonand to continue every Day till all is fold off, A large Parcel of SILKS, viz,. broad Damasks at 8s. 4d richest undressed Tabbies at 8 s. broad Sattins of all Colours from 6 to 10 s richest ...
... of Morpeth, by John Gilefpie} whoever will pay the Charges and Demands to the faid Alexander Bell, may have the Mate. N. B. They muft appear at the faid Stable on Wednefday fiitt, otheiwife fhe will then be difpofed of to defray the Expcnces. To be L'tTT, to one or two Tenants. And tnttr'd en immidiately, Situatt in Pilgrim-ftreet, Newcaftle upon Tyne. ASafh'd HOUSE, containing eight Fire ...
... GLASS, which has beeri lately carry'd on by Mr. Ai> a m _0u N g of this Town, will ftill be continu 'd to be carry'd on by Meflrs* Buxton, Foxcroj t, and Company. All Perfons fend-* ing their Oiders, (hall have them fulhll'd as foon as poflible on the beft Terms. We expeft to begin to make Goods in two Months, N, B. Mr. Young is ready to deliver all Gentlemen j CRESTS on the Firft Notice* . , ...
... bow, Edinburgh, ?? on your . left s Hand as you go up, at the Sign of the Gardener, has juft now imported from the propereft Places abroad, and will fell at as low Prices as any where v elfetnTown« all Sorts of the beft, frefh and new Garden Seeds, aad Grafs Seeds, oi the beft Kinds ; the chief Ar- ticles of which fhe has had the Opportunity of trying fince the Seeds came home, Dndvfinds they ...