... not already received a loan of thirty pounds from the Widows Fund, purfuant to the aits of parliament made thereanent are hereby defir ed to rran r mit their refpective bonds for the fame, to the General Collector at Edin- burgh, betwixt and the firft day of November nexr, who wiil immediately make piyment thereof And a I Miniftcrs and Profilfors, who have been trar.fiatcd, and have not ...

... Fou'den, about fivcmlcs fiom Be- wick, prelemly poffe'fed by Jame* Murray, con- fifting of fix hundred and tory-eight acres ofi;ood land, are ro be fct in tack for fuch a term of years, as fhall be agreed on, and entered ro at Whitlun- day next. A grear part of the lands are already well improver, there being abundance of maile tlu-reon, and near lime Any inclining to poffefs the .faid farms, ...

... little brown HIGHLAND SHELTY, luppokd to belong to fbire perfon who had been then at Crieff or Falkirk markets for black cattle. Whoever the fame belongs to, upon applying to David Watt Vintner at Falkirk, may have it again, upon proving the property and paying charges : If no body appear foon ro claim rhc properly, a war- rant is ro be applied for ro fell the faid Shelry, ro pay the expence ...

... three or more year', according to their age and flze. They will be pro- tected from tbe imprefs, an ...

... y roup, upon Friday the 1 ith day of January next, about eleven o'clock before noon, in the houfe of Mr. Hickfon, Vint- ner in Perth, the following PARCELS of The Eltatc of BALMANNO, viz. The FOURTH PART of AbERARGIE, ly- ing in Aberncrhy parifii, whereof the rent (at the ufual convcrfions cf the vidua!) amounts to 217 1. 8 fhilll. Scot', paid to ihe .heritor, befides three bolls oats, two ...

... Edinburgh, is to begin a Courfe of Lccfurea upon Grotius de Jure Bflli ac Pacis, againft TUESDAY the TWENTIETH of NO- VEMBER next. TRUSTEES-HALL, E DINBURG H, t,th October, 1759. ALL MINISTERS cf the CHURCH, and PROFESSuRSin the UNIVEKSIIIES of SCOTLAND, who have not already received a loan of thirty pounds from the Widows Fund, purfuant to the acts of parliament made thercanent, arc hereby ...

... to fale, by a volun- tary roup, within the Exchange coffeehoufe in E- dinburgh, in two feparate parcels, The Lands of THI R T Y-A CRES, PARDOVAN and OVENLANDS, being of year- ly free rent 1089 1. 18 s. Scots, befides carriage of forty-four loads coals from Bannockburn coal- hill to Thirty-acres, and the Seat in St. Ninlan's kirk, . w hich Sets for 91. 12 s. Scots yearly. The lands hold feu of ...

... heieby oilers a GUINEA REWARD, over and above the regiment's bounty, and all o- rher bounties offeie ?? to evety ABLE BODIED Wk~ ...

... fronting th' Hlgll Street of t rf:„bi,rgh, oppofitc fco die Tron Chinch, eonnibng of , d ,ii„ g room, and tvvo bed roottfj w.th clofetsfronting the ftrert alarfe bed room to the back court, V/ith a ligbk clo'et khe°h/° 0,,, -| fit t f ° r ?? > a vcr > commodious' kttcher, with a hrgegarret, and ?? cellars. m, £!l ?? C ? CiL ' rc at l ame » Graham VVri- rer in Edinburgl, the proprieror, at ...

... Icctimy, at tourar.d a hah percent. Enquire lor part.cu- lais. at Walter Scott, Clerk to the Signet. UQN WedneSday next, the 10th cvrren', 3r ten o'clock forenotm, there will be fold, by PLATEfTEA and TABLE CHINA, and WHOLE HOU^HOLD FURNiTLRE of the deceased George i tingle of Newhall, ESq; at his houfe in hetlcis's land, head of the Cahongare. The roup will ontinuc till the whole be Sold oft. ...

... &c A :d, as there are many pcrfom, of both fex'e*, who incline to underftand theprinciples of GEO- GRAPHY and ASTRONOMY, but have neither time nor perhaps inclination, to go through a regu- lar courfe of MATHEMATICKS, ?? to be- gin immediately to teach a clafs of this kind, at fc- ven fhillings and fix-pence per month, eachfcholar; for which purpofe, he hath provided an Orrery, Globes, and ...

... be held at Hanf.lron,- upon Thurfday the firft day if November, 175? JAMES CUNNISON, Clerk _ T o L E N 3 ON Wednesday l a ft, the loth current, about (even or eight o'clock at night, out of a gentleman's boofe, in Edinburgh, TWO BUNDLES of LINEN. The cover of the firft bundle, Was a dark blue and white chequered linen apron, which contained twen- ty-nine Scots Holland mens ruffled fhirts, ...