... '7;UNION' P SRJ3JFTV. Sil~4~iiY'l5~t t'weiitv:~,a V, ii 4 intilde of w~hlch he %Would To vice tsj Lizthehas ?? PlainI ,'tuhid Colourell-T~t~FRPIT~~iiEw WORK 'AIMAES, -WO KM4CR BXEVAA S, FIRE ndHAND S'ES 90 AECADRCS CHI1m- &c.'&. fr rasf~rrng ritson; has alsois-a g'sspp~f CUSTI *VRNIII~repr~dby him- s~ ~n tbbtties of ?? ies,~ ni'w osith itd, diretioncs fo aistug~ ?? hmimt' or cirrftylo ...

... To the EDITOR of thte ABERnDErN JOURXtNAL. Sin, lN ribrenen to tile Letter which apiellred in the .Aberd7eM Jo?1r- ; v al of Vester-lay, stating- thrt aln un rarvautable li'oerty hall been taken ititl the Nattts of myself and others, by addihu them to tile Thquisition for C olonel GORDON of Pill-k, I find that tile insertion had ?? naide from sonu misapprehension throun il y friends. I rin ...

... TO THF. IELECTOMtS FOil. T'i COU1J2TY O' A EINDMEW. GENTLEMEN', Take this pulblic Opportunity of expressin my vrest nc- 1 koou'leuasiaents for the very llattering, receptiop I have es. ]seriencd thins I commenced illy culvaes. It is luy an:ious zwisb ' to a eet ail the Electors, that I may hav . oportnity o e'oidirig' t'ie. fullest explanation of my Parliamentary ?? ri * tha po'iticial ...

... e VOLUNTARlY CEIURCH ASSOCIATION, al e INSTITUTED AT /DlNBVEONi THE WMfh SEPT7'EMIBER, 183. n HE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES of this ASSOCIA- a n Tl TION arc:- g That a compulsory support of Religions Iustitutions is incon. P it sistent with the nature of Religion, the spirit of the Gospel, the ex- e press appointments of Jesus Christ, and the civil rights of men: That, in every case where the ...

... ' :INC~iRlINESSYEU.i At a numerous Meeting-of the ELECTOItS in the Parishes of BA'9CHORY TERNAN, STRACHAN, Duntis, and DRtU3tOAX, held at ANew Banchory, this 13th day of Decembeer, 1832: Mn. CHARLES MICHIE, in the Chair:i HE following RESOLUTIONS were moved and unani-t T mouslv carried:- I. That the Electors present know that they are expressing the sentiments t of a great majority of the ...

... BfEAUTIrUL FAMrILY Olt PULPIT BIBLE., Tl~e ewily Gen hite Bditsi'l, Wit/ Atddtiisii a1)d coe,b'dcie, TO Tills HDMTION ARF ANVENiID IE TWO TfIOt'SUi\D CRZITICAL S, 1tXIL4 A'I'TOtY N0'g'i 14unaroua ReO'O~nCai anad Ttetdi-ga,Ps AND A COMI`LriTE INDIX &' CONKCISH DICTION~TARY. . . ~~ALSO A I'MEMIOIR? OF THE A LYTIOR, j3Y i-i1S GRANDSON, Ti-IIC REV. j1. iBfOWN PATERSON, MINISTEiR Oil 11ALAMiRt, ...

... ' ' JOlil WA51:5R', W-IIOLESALE JEWELLER, LONDON, BIRMINGHAM, A`ND!SHEF1IELD FACTOR. -N. 20, Broad SWAreet; - * , ~S~pEITULLY offers his lhint tbank~s to the Nobltoppo R GentYif an tie Ilnitants of this Ofty, anld to hist-lit- e a cd, ?? Ciltustemk, for' faVonre' iet~cil-W durittig the meatil kii etqir Friend8, ?? ini irticls in the JEWVEL. Go LtRY, FANCY or HARD WARE l1ne, at Wioirsaie Irces, ...

... SUBSSbPO TOWARDS THE ERECTION' Or A FOR THIE EXHIBITION OF WTlORKS OF ART, h In Aberdoen. this | 3 ?? The R;ight HOon. the Earl of Abe rdleen, Patron F OfII10 Artists' Society, ^ £50 0 0 FOl A1e;Y. Irvine, LEsq. Drum, _ *- 10 10 0. - ?? C. S.ellne Esq. Pithlrg) - -, 10 0 0 S. Pellatt, Esq. . 3 0 J. Giles, IEsq. - - - - i 5 1 J. Troup, Esq. -550 A Archl. Snimpsolls Esq. 5 5 0 The Charles ...

... * ?? r- . ' . ? -1 e CONTRACTORS WANTED, it - OR executing the MASON, CARPENTER, SLATER, ac aL nnd PLASTER WORK, of a DIV 6 LLING-HOUSE at . v UPPER BANCHORY. TIhe Plan and Specifications will be shewn in ts by Mr John Watson, Banchorv, w ith whom Estimates will lie it received untilthe 7th day of March, on vhich day the work will e be Contracted for, at the Douglas Arms Itin Bnnchory, at l2 ...

... WiNES, SPIRlT,3 W3AtT ii4tUOrt, C. I , E Abrlm ilCholsI X.-'TiiI CL.RI,, NO. 81, ItiY~G STrnE 3a, A1)0rdee'n, (1rSi;IOI1S ' to reilulce h~is ?? extensivre Stock of rich old W1 INI, i hltl hassllealsnire ia offrhing theml to the publi, nat the very mrodlratc ?? prices conoted1, lietig coflkilent thec qnsalities it'lL pvlelse whem oever soli tries thleta-evenl th ?? becinwg really a good sound ...

... I To the E oer of tse AmEmnisef JOURNAL. Sin, W IT I-I reference to a statement given on the authority of a Corres- W ponident in the Moantrose Review', regarding a Meeting of Tenantry at Leurenceltirk, vefeel called upon. injuatice to the independent Famers who actedvith us in originating that Meeting, to contredict, inthe strongest and most unequivocal teries, the assertina, that it was our ...

... Slea'e of tite PUBLIC KITCHEN, ?? emndin s SOis .Jtsne, 10332. SOUP ACCOUNT. E.ipendod for Bseclser M eatt, Barley .Ve:e;Weei, anid 3. - £17 13 0 - S ~tet - 10 4/ B~eadi ?? .. 10 3 4Y2 . I'cideifvls, FS c. - - - , 0 18 0 Ser%;auts¶ W age e j - - - i 12 0 6'ceiv o fo r S osp url D re sad S old, viz. 4081 -Ci'opirs Soup, t ld. - C earn ::r.o lls Bi ead, I Lois to ?? WsrftituLioa, . - £14 0 4* ...