... forenoon, in the cellar ol Mellrs. ]ob.i William Gncrae, Coopers in Qualit y- ftreet, i TWENTY PI KS oi RED i WINE, and TWO PIPES of WHITE Any perfon that chufes, betwixt and the d fide, witl be (hewn the fame, by the laid d-- Gia*nie. IV 4 N T E D, FOR the ide of die turnp,ke roads, with county ot Edinburgh, and diftiid o. ■ fwade, Hie Sum of 41581. 5 ?? 4 d. Stcrl ag-dnft Candlemas next. ...

... 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 ...

... , by G Hamilton and John .Balfour, price, neaiiy bound, ia fnillings, The PRINCIPLES O F The LAW of SCOTLAND, In the order of Sir George Mackenzie's ir.lli'u. tions of thar law. The Third Edition revifed by the Author. Where aifo may be had t Stair's inftitutions of the faw of Scotland, belie- dition, aI. ss. Lord Fountainhiill's decifions, 2 vols, 21. 16s. Lord HarcarfTe's decifions, 15 s. ...

... Leather POCKET BOOK, marked with gilt letters, James Bruce, A- xerdeen Carrier, below the flap, containing above Fifty Pounds Sterling, in Bank notes; and feveral other papers belonging to different perfons j among which are the following British Linen Company notes, one five pound note, NT T 7 j ?? 73 6~- -4223 a 5883 1172.1 18650, twenty fhil- lihg hotes. Whoever can give account of the ...

... mmplete LONDON POCKET-BOOK. rGENTLEMAN and TRADESMAN'S moft uleful DAILY JOURN L, for the year 1764. . -p|, c Genius in High Glee ; or, the Bucks , V c us Companion, bed-.g a new collection J „ humourous new fongs. toafts, fen- •taeaft f l,n S ky the feveial focieties of Choice c-jfit*, Bucks, Mafons, -Sec. Sec. Atihe above fhop may be had, all kinds of fta- jjonary ware, and variety ot black, ...

... WNNS S S, ard ALLO A, «■— — W) rpHE GLASGOW and PAlS- ~\Jkf| I - L£Y PACQIET, John ffSf^fidfc^. Thomson Mafter, ?? at Haw- * ...

... beft editions, and in remarkable fine condi- tion, which are to be expofed to fale, by auc- tion, at the audion-lioufe of G. Hamilton and J. Balfouk, in ihe eaft-wing of ihe exchange, on Monday the 28th of November, 1763, andto continue till all are fold off. Catalogues to be had at the fhop of G Hamil- ton and J.Balfour, who will execute commif- fions for gentlemen in the coiintry, or thofe ...

... deceased JAMES MILLER, late Auctioneer in Edin- -burgh, deigns to prosecute that universally use- ful branch of business, which her husband, by his afliduity and knowledge of the different arti- cles committed to his charge, had brought to the greatest perfection, and in which she was often employed ; it is hoped that ad his friends and well-wishers, who often found their advantage in ...

... LA- DIES (at the ufual juice of Six .Pounds pet Quarter) who are taught the following ar- ticles, without any additional charges, viz. nr^HE French and Englifh Languages, -■■*- Geography, Writing, 'Arithmetic, Book- keeping, Fiench and Englilh letters w T rote twice a-week : hkewife, every kind of coloured work, white fea in, Drefden and lace-work, embroide- ry in gold, diver, filk or bugles; ...

... to Libbenon's vvvnd, ?? ?? Ke , A 11- -burgh, to fell, wholefale and retail, a> eaionable rates-, and have juft now arrived IrOrd the pro- perelt places, /ALL Kinds t>f E-^RLY GARDEN ZJL SEEDS, of the very belt and tiueft forts ; good beech malt, all forts of Eng'fih and Scots tree feeds, American dirto, all kinds of garden tools, all the varieties of writing p,.per. pens, ink, fealing wax. ...

... bufinefs again. Whitfundav* next, or looner, if possible, tak-es this method ol informing the public, tha: his ftock in trade Will be felling be- tween and that time, at and below prime eoit. He defire: tbofe to whom he is indebted, to call upon him for payment ; and, likewife, begs tbe favour of thofe who are owing him, to order jay ment of their accompts immediately^ as he intends toleave ...