... — fry * £. 20,000 1 ■ ■ 5,000 — - — — 10, cco 4 ■ 1,000 — i — * « — '• — 8,000 jo ■ 1,000 — — — io,ooo 2 o ' 500 — 10,000 100 — - 100 — — — , 10,000 10 1 - I ■ 50 — - — -. - 10,050 11,606 ' ■ zo — — — — — 132,120 Hj945 310,170 Firft drawn, 500 Laft drawn, 1,000 48, 05? Blanks at 61. . ' . 188,330 60, 0c0 Tickets amounting to . £ 600,000 The blanks and prizes to be transferable annui- ties at ...

... of ce * v ing. payments from their Employers, and r r inting difcharges for the fame ; this is therefore f ' iniating, •&*« *? the faid Alexander Sutherland is 'ot n° w enl P lo y C(^ Nf lhem in ,hat office, he has „ longer any po-ver of graining fuch difcharges, j any perfon indebted tothe Company, are here- to intre'ted not to pay sny money to him, as his difchi-'ge, after this date, will ...

... SEVENTY TONS WHALE OYL, and THREE and an HALF TONS BONE; the produce of eight whales of this year's fifhin ...

... the beft quality for feed, which has given it produce of very fine wheat. He propofes to fell it for feed. John Sword in How-niainsjof Craig- leith, at the foot of the Dean path, has the difpo fal of it, to whom any may apply who wants it. N. B. This wheat is of the white kind. Neivcaftle upon Tyne, Otlober %d, 1765. WHereas George Ganl was lately ap- prehended and committed to piifon in this ...

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... by order of the Sheriff depute of the fhire of Lin- lithgow, acquainting rhe public, that he had re- ceived from the Crown-officer, a receipt for the writ of election of a Member of Parliament for the laid county, and likewife for the boroughs of Lin- liihgow and Qiiecnsferry, figned Alexander Dim- das ; which writ the faid Sheriff-depute aff-rts was not come to bis hand ; adding, that ihe ...

... \A. Enquire at D.ivid Liddellinthe Kiikijate. ' . f r w r»..n vna : *• r , (In one volume oftavo, price bound 5 s.) An APPEAL to COMMON SENSE, . IN BEHALF of B E L I G I O N. By James Oswaid, D D. Miniliei >f 'lie ' otp j l 11 Mefhven. . Printed for ALEXANDER X INCAID ml f OHN BELL. IVhce alfo may 'c ha ?? written ■•,- the fame a-itho',- -1 A SFRMON, preached r rbe opening of the G°ner.d ...

... ADVENTURES OE A N ATO M. Nearly prliite ! in Two Volumes. Where alfo may be had, The HISTORY of F.MILY MONTAGUE, by ihe anther of Lady Julia Mandevilie, 4 volumes, price lis. To be S 0 L D, A LIFERENT ANNUITY of One Thonfand Pounds Scots, which is feenred, by iiifefimens, upon an e flare. '0 the county of Mid- Lothian, and is regularly paid in Edinbargh at V^hi. funday and ?.lar!ini!.as, by ...

... °'^« harden fifty tons, ?? now iying ar the bridge of Leith, north fide is to he expofed to fale, M'h her float-boat, tackling, and furniture, at Vlenzies's eofleehoufe in Lcith. The inventary to be fcen at faid coftee- houfe, or at John Kinnier ihip-mailer in Brunt- ifl-ind N. B. The day of f> ! e to be the fourth day of March firft ar three ?? afternoon. ON Friday, the 291b of February ...

... in the fecond turnpike and fee.nd door, within the head of Niddry's- wyndj- Edinburgh, BEG leave to inform the public, that they have a new and particular method of making c or bag-wigs que-wigs, dreis and undrefs bob yi'vs ccc. which not only look much neater than any made in town, but will laft much longer, as they are finifhedin a particular manner, far pre- ferable toany made in this p.in ...

... NY Nobleman or Gentleman who may have occafibn for a perfon experien- ced in the different parts of AGRICULTURE, qualified to keep accounts with accuracy, and who has been in the practice of collefting the renrs, and managing the affairs of an eftate, may hear of fuch dn one (a fingle man of a good character) by applying to Mr. Samuel Mitchelfon, Clerk to the Signet, Carrubber's clofe, Edin- ...

... Efq; being refolved to PRESERVE the GAME on their eftates in Mid Lothian, it is hoped no perfon will hunt or flioot thereon, with- out a written licence from the proprietors, other- wife they will be profecuie as the law direas. I He following Gentlemen in the coun- ?? ty of Angus, are determined ftrittly to PRESERVE their GAME this feafon, and will profecute any perfon whatever that will ...