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... alway . ?? n. _ LANDS IN THE COUNTY OI FORFAR. ?? . FARBO, SYDE, MILL of SYDE, and I thro', and Ibii of Forfar. 'Inefe lands will probably be I io'i'.-V al 1 10 .^r;-ib..«'bbl ?? y .i double the or-., - ?? Lot 111 The ..b md Mill-Lands of SYDE, containing ...
... Winterings by one of the beft judges in Scot- land. The roup to begin at tin o'clock precifely; and credit to be given to the lit of November. N. B. The Old Montrole Parks to be reuped at Fithie. SALE OF A PIECE OF LAND NJAR DALKEITH. To lie SOLD bj public roup ...
... ' ' '■■ Thef. lands held of the Crown, and are valued in _ cefs-books at 1272!. 15s nd. Scots. The above lands are all fet to one tenant, of whofe •-, there is jl years yet to run ; but the principal tenant 7 lately fublet thefe lands to others uptn ...
... April wft, bttwixt the iiours ol three and five o'clock afternoon, The Lands and Eftatc of NETHER BON- CKF.STER, lying in the parifli of Abhotrule and county of Roxburgh. Theie lands are pleasantly fituatcd on the banks of tl-.e svatcr of Rule! They confift ...
... of the LANDS of KINCAPI E L to the Fcrm of Rafter Nee. roa, coniTJ..i. ; . I Scots acres, lying in the parifh of St Andre-.-. four miles of Cuoar, the county tow.., as r-r- ?? -by John and David it-ems, with the Hevlct ?? real part of thefe lands are of ...
... betwixt the 'lours of eleven and twelve at noon, in the lioufeof Wiliiam Waifion, Smith in Mufielburgh, A TEN EM E N T of LAND inMuflelburgh, which belonged to George Ay- ton, lvingon the norrii fide of the high ftreer, to faeall-vv.ud of the Council ...
... Englifh and Writing, at Mulfel- Wgh, praying a gift of the eftates of Jacob Darling, pro- fi ictor of the Wcftcr third of the Lands of Appletreeleaves, '•-■- the paiifh of Mclrofe, and county of Roxburgh, fallen to tii Majefty, as Ultimus Hsres A MESSENGER ...
... Arithmeti- cian, are well known to the Public. He thought tl-.at this branch of Female Education was too much nrgledted, as every Woman who willies to he at the head of her own do- meilic concerns, ought to have fonic knowledge of figures. — He therefore drew ...