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... ;, i Accoi-rtors, will givein tbelr Accompts I'ati; Merchant in rhe par'iamrot-cTofe, ?? :''■'■ *cJet© whom Mr. Clerk was * 'eoito» by v -' I ' fthei; Bids 10 J-imes Mansfield Merchant to Edinburgh, in orcfer that the Bills and i.cco»*.pts may be conftitute againrt Mr. Clerk's Children, and the Cre- ditor! receive their Money. Bi Order of tbe Arbiter in the Submiffton hettvixt Andreto ...
... Dundee ani Per tb, An EXPOSITION of the REASONS of DISSENT from a RESOLUTION of Che laft General AfTemhly, to apply to Parliament for an Augmentation of Stipends, &c. Emter'd by fifteen Ruling Elders. For the Ufe of the Gentlemen thac are to meet at the en- fuing Michaelmas Head Court. *sl* Whereas hy a file Token, TWO PIECES of WHITE LiNNEN, the one marked B 64. 24 Yards, the other C 85. 234 ...
... in order to fettle his Affair's, hs dclites all thole thu have any Claim will fend their par- tieolar Notes di e'tei for hini at the Britifli Coffee- he? ?? betwixt and the 25th inrrant. t*f Th t the TENANTS and P ARM ERS of tho County oi •*• ?? LOTHIAN are dfiired to meet wirh feveral of their Brethren, wi-bin the New Cotinci boufe o* Ha_4ia?ton, upon the firfl Friday cf October ncst_ 1% .. ...
... America in Anno 1749, with htr haill Furniture and Appurtenance, conform ra Inventarv, now lying in the Road of Gs eenock; Is to beexpofrd to Sale, hy pubiick voluntary Roup, within the Old Coffee- boufe of Glafgow, upon Wednefday the 26th of September 1750, betwixt the Hours of Twelve a: Noon and One Afrern > ...
... fion OX and HARE HUNTING; And as the GAME ieen preferved for fome Time pair, on that Account ISport m.ly be expend. ?? SOLD by voluntary Roup, either in Wholefale or in heels, upon Wednefday tbe 21ft of November next be- toe.B the Hours of 3 and 4 Afternoon, rvitbin the Laigb tipe-houfe in Edinburgh, lie Lands and Barony of PRESTON, lying about fix .Eaftward from Edinburgh, on the South, iide ...
... to undertake the kgaay Part ol the faid Road, ro coniift of thirty 'Breadth, exclufive of the Ditches, may give in his ?? in Writing to John Gray Clerk zo th* faid ; t£s ; at his Office in Haddington, any Time betwixt '■dD-y of Offober next; and may alfo attend the f'jftees, at their next Meeting within the Town. 'Haddington, on the faid 2d Day of o£tober, at ?°'eNoon; when they will take ...
... *», betwixt 3 and 4 o'clock Afternoon^ DWELLING-HOUSES, a B-ke houfe, Shop, and Area, lying within the Chapel, Foot of Canongace, near che Watergare; which •''rtuy be made very proper either for a Linnen Ma- gl. or for Scabies and Coach- houfes. The Rental, ■;lbof Writs, and Articles of Sale, to be feen in the Jj-WiOiam Wilfon Writer at his Houfe within the ' sot Niddry's Wynd, Edinburgh. I ...
... Kitchen, '•A Pantry, Cellars and other Convenienciea, all neit- ■m * n go °* Re P air » *» th a- Parterre in the Front, Jj nd inclofed wiih a handfome Pailing. For Par-: £ ? nt l uire at George Lindfay Depute Cleik of It.. ■ t * lc Proprietor The Purchafer may encer JJ*» »t Whitfunday next. n,L *■*-■* ?? *»fl Martinmas next, upon heritable Se» fob f f * >i - r * 4 * * j/ / /** £**'• I ...
... of that Science, on Wednefday the 17th of Oaober. FaUaha!l. r Sept. 27 1750. ** That there was ftoin or ftrayed from F3..ahaH, in the Parifhof Fa 11a, upon Wednefday Night lafi the 25th inffant, a good large M.RE upwards of i«; Hands high, of Age 8 i'ears running, ftrong and well made before, fomewhac light bellied, but the Hinder part Tome thinner below, and goes a little lirait about the ...
... the Name of Girfy, has a black Mouch and curled Tail, and two black Spo. s above her Eyes. VVhoever finds her, may can at Laiy Don's lodging in Foulis's Clofe, and they fhail be har.dfomely rewarded. *§* The good Ship the MART of Leith, the deceaft. Thomas Howifbn late Matier, wich her Float-boat and o- ther Apparelling, as (he now lyes in the Harbourof Leith, Burden ?? or thereby, will be ...
... firft of N_ vember. V That the good Ship the LEAH of Borrowftounnefs, JohnThcmfon Mafter, is prefently taking in Goods at Bor- rowftounnefs for London, and will fail the i7ch cunenf, . Wina and Weather fervir The Ship has good Acccai moda tion for PafTengers. *f* Whereas the ancient PORT of GRANGE, near Borrow ftqonnefs, is now repairing in a commodious Man- ner lor Shipping; and whereas an ...
... a white Face, her tour Legs white, cut cail'd, and the Hair wore ?? Top of her Tail with the Cart, alfo wo^e ?? Neck wirh the Break- harne, with a long Mane lying to the Far-file: She is a- bout eight Yearsold. Ifany Perfon can give Noiice of this Mare, they are defired to do it to the Pubtifhers of this Paper, ani they fhall be fufficiently rewarded. . _ ± Lofl betwixt Linlithgow and. Falkirk ...