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... Invcrnefs, Fort-George, Find- Jjj I\\ TH R EE FRIENDS, ?? I'SS^. JAMES WELSH Mailer, Will fail t?th infiant. Is. B. The Culiodcn takes tire birth, on the departure or the Three Friends. FOR CADIZ AND SAN LUCAR, ?? THE P E G G V, ?? ...
... ftrfid are indebted to the deceafed Mr. ROBERT GORDON Gold- fmith, m Edinburgh by open accounts, are defired lo be ready to lettle the fame, and to pay in the balances at Martinmas next, to Andrew Steuart, junior, Writer to the Signet ; and all perfons ...
... 900 David Lyail, Weft Mains of ditto Ditto % 00 George Thorn Dunichen Dni.ichcn 100 John Samfon Whitewell Forfar I 5 o George Webfler Kincaldrum Inverarity I O O Alexander Davidfon Ditto • Ditto 100 George Collie and Co. Ditto Ditto 400 Alexander Barry ...
... Leith of WTaitehaasgh^ John Forbes of I.adysiord, Alexassder Frafer of Fraferficld, George Gerard of Midilrath, Charles Cordun of Bnrhlaw, Charles Gordon of lilelack, George Gordoss s,f Hallliead- Tohn Gordon of Craig, John Gordon of Ncrhermuir,! Harry Gordon ...
... from Dingwall, ten from Fortrofe, eleven from Fort-George, and fifteen from Invernefs. Perfons inclining to offer, are requefted to addrefs their let- ters to Sir Hugh Munro, Bart, by Dingwall ; to Mr George Munro writer, Dingwall, his faclor ; or to Mr Andrew ...
... William A'oercromby of Glalfa, Efq. Janies Leslie of Kiilin vie, El'q. Archibald Cumine ..l Millficld, Efq. Provcil George Robinfon, Banff George Robinfon of Gnfk, Efa. Alexander Milne of Chappleion, Efq.— aud Major Dirom of Muireik— Actuated, as well by a ...
... c, Carruber's Clofe, on Monday the 311! current, and continue tiii all is fold off, as it is found iiceeffary in order to lettle the affairs, to dilpofe of the pre- lent ftock, and the befmcis will aftcrvaare's be commenced in another ii.-m. The Goods ...
... per Hhd. cafk returned. ?? Y. has aifo remarkable good TABLE BEER. M BETING O F THE HERITOR.S of GEORGE's SQUAF • *-pHF. HERITORS of the DiflritS of George's ocju. , 1 remieded to meet in the AuVmbiy Boons. day firif. the 19th curt, at twelve o'clock odd-day ...
... ? Oors ditto f c David Goodaie Pcafidnß die a I 0 J' hi: Gibfon Hi,e:.A d:.:a x a George Metcer Kethock, cc. Brechin 3 10 Charles Jack Caldham, Sec. ditto 1 o George Geliy Bothers, Sec. ditto civ Jamesßowack Pitendreich, Stc ditto iro James Thomfon ...
... By JOHN 3 T E E L E, Efq; of Gadgirtb, Ah In th * ff'if-i !*■-■. 'c.liit- will be pub'.ilbcd, I 1 SERMONS by ?? *. Rev. George Care, Senior Clergyman of the tiitf A ifi 'Hi fii: iriif tt-i'i, 8 1! fetved! and lo> bound. li SERMONS by the late Samue] ...
... Captain V.'ilmot, Cantain'ofa Privateer, Mr Hallion; Moi.l. Ccroiiiaiidc!, a French Gcnci-.il, Mr ...
... ?? , , Any peribn inclining to make a private bargain fcr the whole or part ofthe premiiTes, before the BSe, may apply to George Chalmers merchant in Edinburgh, the proprietor., to David Ruffel accomptaut, or James ChaJjntt ?? K to tte hgiict, with whom ...