... of the beft new and frefh garden feeds, grafs feeds of all forts, an J fuch tree feeds .'is this feafon has produced, efpecially great plen- ty of beech maft,great varieties of flower feeds and roots, with all fores ofthe very bell garden tools, Sec Such as are pleated to favour them with their orders, fhall be punctually anfwered, and ferved wiih what is good and true of its kind, a; their ...

... additional toll- bill, do hereby acquaint their confi ituents, that the faid additional toll bill is novv comma on a . gam, and defires that they will meet in John's cof- feehoufe in Edinburgh, en Tuefday the 10th of January, 1764, at four o'clock afternoon, when a copy ofthe bill will belaid before them. UT 4 N T E z>7 A N APPRENTICE in a genteel ilion- * *- keeping bufinefs. No one vvill be ...

... four and fix after- noon,, within the Exchange cofieehoufe, Edin- burgh, EIGHT SHARES:- of the Capital Siock of, the BANK of SCOTLAND, togethei, or in parcels, as purchafers fhall incline. The ankles of lale, to' be feen in the hands of Thomas Tod, Writer to the Signer, Edinburgh. ANY Perfons to whom William Cun^ ningb.im of Craigends, Efq; ftands indebc ed, are defired to lodna a no c of ...

... be accep- ted who has not had a complete grammar-fchool education. If any young man whom this may {uit, writes alfo a good hand, and is competent- ly inftructed in arithmetic and book keeping, the term's ot 'prentice fhip will be proportionally eafier. — * -Enquire at the publishers of this paper, or of th* Scots magazine. N. B. This advertifement vvill not be repeated. V7S/ILLIAM MILLER at ...

... at his foop ° n Fdin'ur^ Likewtle, Sugar, of all forts, chcef«cf allki & Sparfnfo and Ba.celona nuts, befides various kind; of grocery good* too tedious to be here men tioncd, oil at reafon.ible ra-es. To be Lhi S\yF ' T wo - THOUSAND POUNDS -JL STE&LItTG. or a higher fum, on hen- table fecurcv, at tour and an half per cent En q-iire at W nil-am .T.yt'.ec. \jf: rircr ro. the Signer. W a n r ...

... 'the Crofs, north-fide ; alfo, grafs feeds, flower feeds and roots, tree feeds, particularly beech maft, very good and cheap, and garden utenfils. Where, likewife, is to be fold, all kinds of DRUGGS, of the beft qualities, in wholefale or retail, at the loweft rates the market will admit of ?? pE N SEEDS, JUST imported, and to be fold by Mrs. EAGLE, at her fhop in Smith's land, near the ...

... deceiiled Jbas ?? ]j- c Seedfman at the head of ihc V'Ai-oov.' Edfo- burgh has lately imported from London,' and o- ther places, a large oilortment of GARDEN GRASS and FLOWER SEEDS, with variety cf TREE SEEDS, particularly beech malt ; ahe, fomc of the beft kinds of field .turnips ; ftie has bkewile a choice collection of the beftfrmt-ree-- forreft uses, and flowering fiirub**, proper fo' this ...

... Russel, Commiflary Clerk depute of Edinburgh, now deceafed, and his creditors. r THHE Creditors are hereby defired X forthwith to lodge their (everal claims and vouchers thereof, in the hands of James Chal- n»er. Writer ia Edinburgh, Clerk tothe Submif- fion ; and alfo to make oah uron the verity of their debts, belore the judge ordinary, or any ot his Majefty's Justices of the Peace, in the ...

... BOOK, containing in one pocket, a five pound bank note, and in another, three finalier notes. Any perfon who fha 1 return the fame to Charles Wright, Bookfellcr in the P.iciiamcnc- clofe, (hall receive one guinea reward. The gentleman's name, and place oi abode, to whom the pocket-book belongs, is wrote on one of the clalps thereof; and as the number of die five pound note is known, proper ...

... nuine of their kinds, FORREST TREES, EVER- GREENS, and FLOWERING SHRUBS, at the most reasonable rates. They also have on hand, a considerable quantity of very fine old THORNS to be disposed of immediately. Mr. Robinson continues to carry on his busi- ness as in ARCHITECTURE, DESIGNING and laying out of GROUNDS, as formerly, and undertakes either to execute by contract, or su- perintend, as ...

... bridge over the water of Leith at Slatefoord, which, be- fides the incohveniencics common in fuch cafes, is attended with particular circumftances, which ren- der the want of fuch bridge more fenfibly felt than in moft other places. The paffage over that foord being crolfed by a mill-dam and dam-dike, which, in time of a flood, makes it become cither altoge- ther impaflable, or, at leaft, ...

... of all the valuable kinds ol FRUIT and FORREST TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, and EVER- GREENS, with THORNS from two to eight years old, and a fine aflorrmenr of FLOWERS, and GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS. He i , ?? provided with all the different foas of garden, grafs_,f!o\ver,and tree feeds that laft fe.a- fon produced, 'which, with collyfiower, cabbagr, anichoak, and afparagus plants, garden tools, and all ...