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W I L L T A M S O N'V F° R f^AdUy.enuh, do.n^, JL Witt fpeed and lafety, which
... machine wT an the hands of one man, do ,i,ie execution \ n ' field of oats, anonediy, and to better purport than it is an the power A fix (hearers to do , £ files at will be of faach great advantage loaned iraers in Scotland, if properly encouraged, that* will reducerhelongand tedious h.. Vt -fi to Icfs than halt the tame, trouble, ai.d excenceth* farmers are now put to ; 3rd the machine as ...
IT has been a long; and juft Complain that there is nota fufficient portion of time ' lowed for the
... ftudy of the GREEK LANGUAGE in any of the feminaries. of learning in Scotland but little or nothing has been hitherto attem-*.*- to recttify fo capital an error. It is with a vieiv-o contribute to this important end, as much as cm-/ expected from one acting in fo limited a tahm that Mr. MOIR, late Mafter of the academy - Alloa, and now o( a private fchool in this pL- prelumes to lay the ...
A DVERTISEMENTS, TO he SOLD, by Alexander Brown and Son, A Pa re £ L of S. U G A
... 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. ...
FOU N D, IN Cunningham Moor, about a year and i half ago, A TABLE SPOON, marked with; unicorn's head,
... 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 ...
'TRHat the GAME upon the Moors of i- CARNWATH, DUNSIRE, and GRA- VELFOOT, are to be preferved this feafon 5
... and no perfons allowed to hunt or fhoo: there- on, wdio have not a licence, in writing, irom the proprietors. 3TIJI-. ~Azn ...
Whereas John Paterso
... n Shoemaker, and Christian Sinclair, his spouse, lodgers in the house of Mrs. Cuzens in Leith, went off from their lodgings, on Friday the 17th June last, early in the morning, and carried away with them a blue manco gown, a blue cloak, a tartan plaid unhem'd, a pair of blue- everlasting shoes, and steel buckles a pair of unbleached thread ribbed stockings, a pair of milk and water coloured ...
A I) V EKTISE M E N TS* By AOfPURNMENT. r I *0 be SET in TACK, betwixt and Michael
... J| mas next, and entered to at rhat term, TWO FARMS belonging to the Earl of LEVEN, in tbe parifti of Monimeal, and fhire of File. vine of them confifts of upwards of 200 acres, icoof whichis fheep pafture. On this farm there isa large commodious new built houfe, having a kitchen, milk -houfe, girnel, brew hoiife, and bake- houfe, feparate from che main houfe, with iarge bams, ftab'es, 6cc. in ...
ADVERTISEMENTS. r~TP , C be SOLD, by roup, at Carrington, fe*- _§_ yen miles fouth from Edinburgh, on Tuef- day
... the 9th of Auguft next, in different lots, The OATS growing upon upwards cf eighty acres of ground, all of which was fiimmer- ♦ailowed, and limed, iaft feafon. At tbe fame prae will be fold, a quantity of HAY. The roup will begin at twelve o clock. Robert Steal! at Carrington will fliow the premifles, at any time befcre the roup, ?? be SOLD, by public roup, upon TueH J day the zsd day of ...
TO be LET, for one or more years, and en- tered to at Martinmas next, That Large Convenient HOUSE nnd
... BREWERIE of Idvingfton's yeards, prefen: ly pofletfed by Mr. William Kay. For larth-M particud-rs, enquire of James Kempr, at iht boufe oi Robert Gardiner in Caoougate. fT has been a long and juft complaini that there Es not a fufiicient portion of una allowed, for tbe ftxady of the C-P.EEK LAS. I GUAGE, in any of the feminaries of learnin* ii Scotland, but little or nothing ba? been hid d- ...
A P VERTISE M E N TS VTTHcrcas PAUL HOPKINS, born* VV Srtafford-fhire, by trade a Qunfniit!-, ■* came p.iflenger
... on board the Betty and Jean;'' Borrowftownne.'s, Capt. Drummond, f rom L° r ' don, being put a-fhore at j-lewhaven, on c day night, the I ath inftant, where be took vfjf lodgings in a Fifher's houfe, with feveral ?? ' oi the paflengecs, STOLE from them«> A nigbr, a TRUNK, painted red and xvA'f. , *o lined in the infide with pap r, contain' 1 ?? ' black ftlk cardinals, z ...
Edinburgh, J...f iCih, iyy~' THIS day was publifned, price Six pe-w be continued monthly, • : - The EDINBURGH ..
... O R, NORTH BRITISH MAGAZIjj, Number VI. for JUNE, 1763. Containing, Companfon of different nations with one a- ther, (concluded). — An authentic account of &* j ker Rice, with an explanation of tvnatb termor v buying for tiu:e in the flocks. — Accouatoftk! national debt — Parliamentary grams for \ 7( . Oblervations on the difcoveries ma c b crofcepe, with an enumeration of micr obfe-fts. — ...