... y -- a ..j ?? g2 n ! S wRNEW ESTABLISHMENT Fcal LTTITNG Coaches, Carriages, Gigs, Saddle Horses, &c. e JAlVIES PYPER, (Late Coacmliian to hir Fotiles of Sptiughill,) s N 5gOST respectfully begs leave to intimate to the Inhabitants a ndll Vicinitv of Aberideeii, that lie has now enitered into y those extensive Premiiises on lioth sides of SHOE LANE, formerly occilpied by Mr Camtpibell and Mr ...

... SOLD BtY JOelo ly , MA 'ISO ; , BROAD STREET, Abardacat it mr~' nrlc Adtin ?? I.A CAK E'S A CO11l1,',\T`I1 (i thMOLT ?? 1,FS illof th OLI) ?? 'rESTMEN'TS. 'To lit' ?? inl 5( Per~e, for't. titix In iral ilvo. 2s.. andl Q1,1rt, Aus ac.PrtIs coo ,,rnreicts w~itti tho Nell lT'estanteviti. Vw )'XOAL GlALLERLYo PlClTUJlS, 1wteC A' B 'r~IR;too finle En 11rvin:'s in Ieaclh NO. ]'riue Is. 'No. ii is ...

... BRATED s- c-U!TARIST, AGED NINE YEARS, le Who has had the honor of playing befoie TIEIR iMAJESTIES, nnd r- sevral Courts on the Continent, and lately gave a Concert in the ii Metropolis, under the himediate Patronage of Ir Her Majesty the Queen, 1, Assisted by his Father, te ?? 3LmGONDz, Respectfully announces that he wvill give an E VENING CONCERT, In the TOWN-HALL, BANFF, Oil WEDNESDAY, 12th ...

... bEGS to intirente~ to his Friends Iad the. l'nblic, thi.t ?? 12 ul i N WEPtl-I1- intemlsv to r Coilnt', i'to 12, U1~~11I VttA'', here hie tiid ?? Pl umber Iitll eec~ in all its ;weel curw,; as Ien II. h. 1,-Isget efulfeethe 14 bvral htctr~et'tle l'.s revnivl Id etil~tetttiil tork stil to n-ePit. ?? Closots, Bollt Cold, intl1 sil'stv55tifi ther, Siai-titt1 wl ibtos anI rt ?? ns as firu~ ted i ...

... Wmi. CanpflflL, IN returning thanks, respectfully inti- ' R latta, that ildinttg the sittlation 0 5d establisltnteltt in l3oN.Accol:1D SriUTl'1, F ~~~i7 ~ ~ ~~er '2pefredtotit ?? -L -.i ed between thle two , liie, at the, sujigepstiott of several friends andl Ctitoint'tr5, entiirely ~ 'ivets up that occupied by him in Shoe Lane, antl greatly vniirogedl his prem,11ises ite 130O.-ACCOIRD 32TRI ...

... June hIs, tras pub liashed, to be root hvnd ilfisntltly, lwith the PART I. OF AN ENTIRELMY INEW EDITION- OF A Sorh's of Portraiits (11i ii Melolirs of Itl ividuals who have most a tIn', 1wt oitifitgilitshiiis ?? iii the Senate', Church, Artisy, Na',v Laim, P1yitvei, Litortatirt', Science,' Art, Agriculture, Callt lntvtu, &rc. hi 131tiyr'ved in the hiytscst so/le.I 'rei the ninst asithenltic ...

... ITaolTIMM12 AIVis IznN ITALLAPT¶R V1~LA-GE. AAMES ]EOSS, late Innkeoper, Belmliont Street, Aberdeeni, big' 15leave to 1 ni1oltllice to thle Visitol's w ho I rap qient thle place, ia Toni-ii's, Coutinercial Triavelh'rs, aol tie Pubic ui ?? t hart lie h~as just eliteird into posst'ss~on i i the above Promnsvs, which have liridionL Sus aiiautial it tl i'.li RItpths T'l IN', ' is raew! v fitl- ...

... TO HE SOID, IN WtI'OLE OR IN PART, AT A REDUCED PRICE, J I HE, LANDS of KIRKVILLE, with the MUL'TJI TES and t' I SEQUELS.-Tlhis Estato lies at 8 miles dlistance from Abel- c deen, comprehiendls 43V Statute acres, CIear of feu-dluty, andI rents ( L.500; is possessed by a sulbstantial tenautry, whilo, vitih one excep- .ton, pal theil r nuts' regu-larly. The Estate bears a perpelald bond b ; of ...