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... ADVERTISEMENTS. 7Sy the Truftees for MERCHISTON's Crediters. That the Lands of COCKBLRN, lying in the Parifh bf Curry and Shire of Mid- Lothian, holding I axtward oi the Crown, paying of yearly Rent One Hundred Pounds Sterling, and the Lands much improven ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. to be SOLD by Roup at the Manfion koufe cf Baherion, in ike Parijhof Currie i upon Wednefday the xtth inftant, ■•All Sorts cf HOUSHOLDFURNUURE, fuch as, Beis, Feather-beds, Tables, Chairs, Chimneys, Looking* glaiTes; alio two Stacks of ...
... a BALL to be at North Berwick on Friday J\ the 7th of November curri i.t, which it i- hoped all the Gei-.tle- ., en and L-idies of the county, with their friends, will honour with Y;r pretence — T-i t-c-f.i:-i precirely at lix. ** NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY ...
... THE Truliees for the Turnpike-road leading from Edinburgh to Currie, Carnwaih, Lanerk, &c. have obferved, with rcgrcr, the want ofa bridge over the water of Leith at Slatefoord, which, be- fides the incohveniencics common in fuch cafes, is attended with ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS- „f IrtU Nigbt either in the Grafs-market, or in thr Way ftom thence IVefiward, by Fountainbridge and Currie, lead- {agtoLeitbkead, A SILVER WATCH of an ordinary Sue. ' whoever returns the i'ame ro the Ownc-r at his Houfe in r etch c d ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. JUST arrived from St. Lucar, in the Peggy, Capt. Currie, after a fliort paffage of twentv- iy-tbtee days, ' A Parcel of SEVILLE ORANGES, fie for marmalade, limons and china oranges, to be fdd in chefts and half-chefts. Alfo, new raifins ...
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... Law. * r * Thefe are to certify, that Mr Craig of t& has difcharged all Hunting wifh Gun, NetorM Grounds of H-:r mifton and Currie, and that a^^ found tranfgreiling, will be profecute in Terms 0' ...
... certify, that I William Curry, Son f William Curry, was afflicted with the Rheuma- ti(m, that I was not able to get out of Bed without Help; 1 have taken Dr. Long's Medicines, and am quite free fiom Pahs. As witnels my Hand, WILLIAM CURRY. tl I Jofeph Gibfon ...
... «*>fy. lh at I William Curry, Son of W.lbm Curry, was afflided with the Rheuma- rifm, that I was not able to get outof Bed withouc Help; I have taken Dr. Long's Medicines, and am quite free from Pain. As witncfs my Hand, WILLIAM CURRy .»• I Jofeph Gibfon ...
... Burgage of the Burgh, snd former- ly belonging to Francis Raulfton Merchant in the faid Burgh; and difponed by him to Joseph Currie Writer there for Behoof of his Creditors; Is to be fold by Wav of pub. !ic_.k voluntary Roup, in the Ho ufe ct William Johnfton ...
... putting it out, This by Order of tbe Council. 2v ?? for- BtEXCMmOltfs Creditors. That the Lands of COCKBURN. lying in the Pad of Curry and Shire of Mid-Lothian, holding Taxtv the Crown, paying of yearly Rent One Hundred Posi Sterling, and the Lands much improven ...