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... wiihin the InnerSef- fion houfe of Edinburgh, the 4th day of Oc- tober 1763 years. THe Meeting taking into confidera- tioii, she pernicious consequences which rftav otife to this country, from the multiplici- ty of paper money now circulating, both in re- gard ro die uncertainty of their Security, and the facilitating of frauds and forgeries on the igno- rant and unwary ; and, likewife, ...
... u 'remain indebted to her, would order im- ail W. 1 * 0 l !, aY ment to David Wardrobe, ar his Shop, mediate p -Exchange, Edinburgh-, asagainlt the ?? ,: °i' f November nexr, he muft give up e- gltveorn . acc ount to a proper perfon, to en- veiV Ufl - • thereof tofct tviviiient_^ _ r^_ TsOl/db ac r W ion's oppofite to * r l~i °rd Mi'' on ' s houfe in Canongate, the '°FIN^toTTON VELVETS and ...
... Danc'tng-Mai.cr, g> Intends io continue teaching in Montrofe, during the fummer fealon annually, as. long as he {hail find • proper encouragement % and fcho- lars from tire country may depend on due at- tendance and iuftice in that b.anchof education. T~O be SOLD, by public voluntary roup, 1 within John's coffeehoufie, upon Weducl- day the isth of. ..January nextj betwixt the hours of three ...
... R S, in no lefs quantities than a quarter of an hundred, at 4$ d. •> d. and s^d. per pound, fit for ge'h'es, marmalade, and wines made of fummer fruits. Thofe who take a cask, will get a confiderable abatement- Alfo, Black Pepper in bags, at 17? d. per pound, and in quantities net iefs then a quarter of ah hundred at iSd. per pound. Commi'flions from the country will be careful- ly anfWered. ...
... Guinea each mare, arid Half ,\ Ce.ov?n r.o the f errant, ?? r .ii'beth of mid from North Berwick, 'J : lith grain. Likewife arrived the Beau • IV fei of Gfafgowr, Keddy, with difcharged ?? from tbe navy. '--Saie iSIUSHOLI) FURNITURE^ \T Mr. Cheflcls's houfe, in ihe plain ftone courr, head of the Canongate, confifting of beds, tables, cliairs, looking glaffes, featherbeds, blankets, carpets, ...
... fCouit, Middl«'«s*; Ta Edward Webber, Leadcl kall street, St ...
... Pettfi Parifli, Derby, being the Eflate of Mr. Robert Dale. lately deceafed. For further Particulars enquire of the Printer of this Paper. €q tie ©OLdT A Freehold ESTATE, lying at Vhurvaficn, in the Parifh oi Sutton on the Hill, and County of Derby^ now inthe Pofleflion of Thomas Proftor, at the Yearly Rent of Fifty-four Pounds. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Fallow?, an Attor- ney in ...
... and Inclofing the Commons, common Pafture- , and common Fields, in the Manor of Litton, in the Parifh of Tidefwell, in the County of Derby, intend to meet at the George Inn in TidefweU, on the 24th Day of May Inftanr, by Two of the Clock in the Afternoon. ?? ■$ W te ta fcfte aottce. THAT the COMMISSIONERS for carrying into Execution an Act of Parliament for Dividing and Inclofing a Common ...
... any Perfon keeping a large AlTortment of S IL X S conflantly at Leedes, WILLIAM ILES, Begs Leave to inform tbe PUBLIC, THAT he has fettled a Correfpondence in London, fo as to give the Ladies an Opportunity to pleafe tliemfelvcs out of a very large Affortment of vaiious Kinds of Plain, Strip'd, Figur'd and Tobin'd SILKS. The Sale of which he intends to open on Wednefday next the 6th ot April, ...
... HORSES, wirh black legs, fct tail, fit for either pod chaile or chariot, they having been ufed to both 5 the one fix yearsold, the other feven : They came from England in April 1 ait. they are now come off a ioirroey, are perfectly found, and fi. for mimndiaie life.--— Likew ife, an exceedd;:* eood SADDLE HORSE. They wid be fold Beaton- able, the prelent owner not baying any fuither life for ...
... afternoon, The Lands and Barony of AUCH_ V CRUIVE, the lands of CRAIGHALL, the lan- of LEGLAND, andothers, lyingin the parifK ■of St. Qui- vox and Coyiton, and -herifFdonV Ayr, confifting of upwards of 2200 acresof lan- all inclofed and divided, very improveable, ar lime and coal in the neighbourhood. The ex-enfiy! woods and plantations upon thiseftate, are moft] fort}' years old. The ...
... and M. H. below the creft. E quire nr Mr Will.im Taylor, prefent Deacon the Gold.'miibs, his Crop, Parli^utent-clofe, j dinburgh. . r T~ , HAT on Monday rhe S h day of Ao* J. next, nr eleven o'clock in rhe forenoo there i.s to be held in the houfe of Thomas Bar Slater in Dalkeith, the ANNUAL MEETING the OVERSEERS of the duty of two peaa Sco'S on the pint of all ale, brewed witbin tl parifh of ...