... C-t AU'AC t'UllES. Ediebeli,,gh 16th Janullary 1830. ,,,.jALGENERtAL MjEETjING of the P ?? altO plate il the Chta-lber, No. ir' '.,1113il9 1 I ?? - it, the 201ts curt at v0 I sll ?? lfletnltlt I-r leci By ortlrfth° DiXg;Xl;iXSee. t el0 ALEX. WI1tldT, Sc NE' Ci'l.U ii- To MiEETINNG of t e'x iii Id en Monday the 11set Co lj1Ehc'10 cic. .o 5'le(lnt4ltO'' suatrelinfcletr Aaaous lt Clia'it in, ? ...

... ASSEATBLIES P ITE NEXT A SSEM BLY will .take place in the Public JL R-ooms, on IrHURSDAY the 28th of January current. j Dancing to commence at 8.-Tea' at 10 o'clock. 1B Cards anid refreshments, as usual. - Strangers, introduced by Subscribers, to pay is.'6d. each. Aerdeen, 7th Jan. 1830. ?? TheSteczereri will meet, in the Card Room, on tle 28'th at 2 o'clock, PI.i to snake arrangemnents for ...

... - TO ZET, e [II KI[NfCAUSIL SA1,3lMON FlSiINGS, as for- e merly advertised, with entry on Ist February next. ?? to 31r Alcock, advoeatc. NOTICE TO, AND 1VIEBTING Or P CREDITORS. t R. JAMES VIILSON. late Tenant in ilayfarm of l L Ciruen, having executed a Trust )ecd, for belhoof of . his Creditors, in favour ot' Thomas Ilurnett, advocate in n Aberdeen, all those having Claims avainst 3Ir Wilion ...

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... I' -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? ASSE3I'i~iT for itle EfASON FITO0 t s-r !e)AY VI% tie Itb e ISSl. cat, 11 yl wil\e t -Me. .lt Indl~oillNie S of llo OSEBIY, TO- the IlSn lit'1 ti re at CD 'l)ktt'i; lie L~ ill Jp le eld - 031 El c- 'ciog * FASilA'N'S EVF ;)st. I ~ ~Itp ~~,itli } \ ll Ilg and C t. u lit cile Tee kn- ?? the attentinit of c't ATT cic t e CCTlclinio ?? ?? tbes vcuietrcs TrT Treel liCT' ITh ICtr ...

... ?? Tis day ig pumblish ed., t.. In I volumc 8Vo. with 7 Plates, and Sl M'oodlcuts, ?? Xi Is. bls. n a MEM S3YST ?? OYU GM01140%7- e In which the grvatc revolutions of the Earth and Animated Nature are reconciled at once to Modern Science, and to 'bacred History. Pvy ANDREWV URE, A.D. F.U.S. ?? &c. &c. ?? We regard this New System of Geology as one of the tmst valuable aecessions lately mnade ...

... Publws? dlihis day, In I vol. 8vo. price 8s. INTRODUCTOR7Y &ECTuRES TO A COURSE OF s 2ZSTARUY SvBUEBy.. 'bL1YItD 1`N THE .UNiVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. By GEORGE BALLINGALL, M.D. F.R.S.E. iegius Professor of Alilitary Surgery in the University of ti Edinburgh. $ Adam Black, Edinburgh; Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, b E Grevn, London; and A. Bn o6w & Co. Aberdeen. A aqove vmay be had. just publisaJcd, ...

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... Wi. TRUEFITT, HAIR DRESSER, PERULKE M.AKER, AND PERFUMER, B7, AND 58, Pss'CE'S STRsEE, p1 ETURNS his grateful acknowledgments to the At Nobility and Gentry of Edinborgh arid its vicinity, through wbose kila and liberal patronage he has been en- abled toexteed his P.emisnswihich now, reodmirably adapt- ed for esety depaetmoent ofhis Blosines-. The additions he hastnadetohis HAIR CUfl'ING ...