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... e cr four months certain, ani entered to immtdiattly, A _ OU S E in rhe Fountain Clofc. x\ overlooking the phyficfc gardens, genteelly ilnifoed aud furniihed. confiftfogjofa largedining room, adrawtngroom, drefling rooms, four hand- fbme bed chambers, four weil-finifhed garret rooms iorferva its, houfe-keeper's room, aigood kitchen, j and two cellars. _ _ t The houfe is weU finifhed and ;r ; ...
... promifc ONE GUINEA of reward., toeveryv-.il bodied man, who ihall voluntarily .nlift ihemfeives in the Right Hrn. the LORD ABKRDOUR's CA- VALRY, with Cornet james Lumfdaine at inner- gcjly, betwixt- and tbe fiiit day of February next, and that over and above ail. the bounties, allowed by his Lordft-ip, wbicb. guinea fhall be paid by James Johi.-fton, Town Treaii_rcr st Aiiitrnthcr ; to each ...
... price 1 6 d. each. I A curious collc-flion of SCOTS I TUNES, for a V'OLIN and ** BASS, all. with variations, never befoie pubiilhed. piicc 2s. 6 d. M'GIBBON's SCOTS TUNES for the VIOLIN or GERMAN FLUTE, with a BASS, three books, price 4s. each-, or 10 s. 6d. the whole. And, in theprch, and fpeedily will be ruiblifbed, The Songs in the Gentle Shepherd, (Adapted for the Guitar. j Edinburgh: ...
... cannot SCCOCWnodatc the numero . company which frequent it. To remedy tlr.-- n- coafeniqwy, ths G&JNILE-4ENo£ the MUSIC dl. SOCTSTY' of EDINBURGH, bave refolvcd to BL ILL), by fubfeription, a LARGER and more COMMODIOUS HALL, and have accordingly 2- greed f>r tiic purchafe of a proper area : Many gentlemen, boili members and others, have already (übferibed, but not near to the amount or the ne ...
... numerous company which frequent ir. To remedy .this in- coi'Ver,iency, ihe GENTLEMEN of the MUSICAL SOCIETY of EDINBURGH, have relolvcd to BUILD, by fublcription, a LARGF.R and more COMMODIOUS HALL, nnd have accordinglya- greei for rhc purcbaie ofa proper area; Many gentlemen, hotb nicrr.b-r. and others, have already iubfciibed. but not near to rhe amount of tbe ne- ccfiary expence ft is ...
... fliop in Smith's land, near°op- pofite to the bead offilackfricrs wynd, Edinburgh, H*S lately imported fot fale, from the propel eft places abroad, a LARGE ASSORTMENT of the BEST NEW and FRESH GARDEN. GRASS, andTREE SEEDS, Sic (aitMMigft which are, Engliih large and evei- green oak acorns, and fome bet ch-maft;)f._ndty kinds of flower roots, (particularly anemonies and ranuncu- lus's.,) Dureh ...
... 1760, at Penman's land in Leiib, a: twelve o'clock forenoon. A Parcel of BUCK WHEAT FLOUR, °f three different kinds, Tne flour ro be Ihcwn, and condnion . f roup ro be leen inthe ha' ds of James Carrol, at the place of fale, any tune be- fore the 2 $d . - Mrs. t>HUMMOND Seed-merchant, ,P_e ! 'poi te to ...
... the hours of three and four afternoon. A TENEMENT of LAND; high and laigh, coniifting of three ftories and gar- rer s with the ftable and other office .homes thereto belonging, and the gardens at the back thereof, which formerly pertained to the deceafed William Reid \V liter in Edinburgh, lying in the town of Dalkeith, upon the nonn-fidc of the high ftrect thereof as the fame arc prcfently ?? ...
... glaiks, and every thing extremely good, made by one of the belt coach makers in ! or.d.m The iame may be Iccn at Mr. Sharp*, Stabler at the Gowgatc port. It Is mads particularly |»k| for ihe draught of the hoCes. For further pur.icuiars, enquire al Mr. f Dili's Book.eller in the Parliament dole. *npHat the Office of Dingwall Purci- X vrc being v^an., any perlon ..fa. inci.ue- to purchale laid ...
... e SET, by publick roup on Mot:. 'ay the 4ih ot be >ruary, at (__i-_acrc ...
... next, betwixt the hours of four and fire o' clocia afternoon. The Lands of DRYGRANGE, lyin in the ftuic ...
... ING SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, atthe ulual prices, who are taught the following arti- cles Tnciufivr, viz. ALL forts of COLOURED WORK, white (earn, wafhnig and clear ftarchmg. en - broidery in gold, fi.'ver and bugles; Drefden work flieil work, fiiligram work, -agum.flowcrs and French flower', of ail kinds, making of pongs, necklace , ear-rings, and capes, either of beads or bugles, cutting of ...