... embark for America, desires all Persons who have any Claim or Demand upon him to call at his Lodgings in Miln's Square opposite to the Tron Church. Edinburgh, or at Mr. John Lumsden (Writer to the Signet) his Lodg- ings there} where they shall receive immediate Satisfa- tion. ii+fl These are to give Notice, that the annual General Meeting of the Edinburgh Friendly Infurance againft Lojfes by ...

... Of, k methodical Treatile of Merchant- Accompts, according to the Italian Form. Wherein, the Tneory of the Art is fully explain- ed, and reduced to Praaice, by Variety of fuitable Ex- amples in ail the Branches of Trade. To which is added, a large Appendix, containing, 1. Defcriptions and Specimens of the Sublidiar,' Books ufed by Merchant. 2. Monies and Exchanges, the Na- ture of Bills of ...

... Topltam ihe fircr.g Man^ ri!.M Tuefday next, the 2 3th of January inf-h at Mary*« X * Chapel, wiil be performed a CONSORT of VocaA and Inftrumental MUSICK.. Tickets may be had at the Exchange CofFeehoufe, and at Mr. Topharr.'s Houfe in B ill's Ciofe, at 2 s. 6d* each. To begin at $ o'clock pre- ciiely. N. B. Mr, Topham will flow his Feats cf Strength after tbe Conf ort is over, if required. ...

... to the Tenth ot* November next \ then tobe put up in Joho'f Coffeehoufe, betwix: 2 &c 4 aclock afterNoon: Conliftiog ofa moft pleafant and convenient Mavlion-houfe of 7 Fire, rooms, with Clofets and Garrets, all well contrived a:J nnifhed, a good Kitchen, two Ceiiars, Brewhoufe, Sta Barns, and all other OiTice houfes requifite, two pleafant] and profitable Fruit-Gardens, two Inclofures and a ...

... here is a Parcel of LAND, of about Ten Pound fieri, yearly Rent, iving in the parifh of Sires 2nd Shireof Fife, and ivithin a Mile^nd an half of Coupar, half a Mile off the ' piriih Church or Circs, and a Mile o-tf the Coal, and ?? a Wuter-iide, wirh a good Dwelb'ng-houfecon- filling cf nve Fire-rooms, betide Clofets -and -Garrets, all Hated; with Kirchen, Brewhoufe, Barn, Byr^e, a Garden ...

... 1 about 1400 L. Scots of yearly Rent, deducing all Burd^ are to be fold before the Lords of Council and Seffin^ the Parliament Houfe on the 16th March Initant. tl Lands holds Blanch ofthe Crown, and the Parronae the Pa-rifh cf Cock pen is induced in Sale; zr.d thete fine Coal in the Ground, and a Hue Manfion-houfc • Gardens. The Rental and Conditions o? Roup arc rou feen in the Hands of Mr. ...

... iome richer Metal, in the Hill called Tbe \Ve>i Kin « ?? BurntißdhA, the Property of George Dnrie of GraneeJ?fi! Mr^Dnrie therefore, hereby offers aO fuitable £r mr^r ient to fuch Undertakers as will contract to ii-nproi lame. He will attend any Peifon who inclines tomato, p c Pofals,. upon a Miflive. WnateP * ■ IiJTII There is a convenient DWELLING HOUSE witk Six hire- rooms, a Garret and ...

... on Saturday the Eighth of May next, at Ten of the Clock be- fore Noon. The Horfrs may be fcen at any 1 ime betore ihe Roup; and the Articles are to be (een rwo Days be- fore the faid Roup, inthe Hands of Alexander VttUiawfon oiCbapelbiU. nest: Peebles. N.B. Ths Holies belong u to the deceaft Eari of March. m**[ That the URGE MANSION-HOUSE at the Ban End of Inveresk, and Pertinents Cas formerly ...

... WATCH of L'Efturgeon'sMake. Any Perfon that has found or caft give Notice thereof, may acquaint John Annan Writer in Coupar, or John Broun Watchmaker in Edinburgh; and the firft Difcoverer fhall have from the Lofer, a ?? Reward and his good Wifhes. fljf That the Lands and Barony of M ARJOP.IBANKS (alias WEST-CALDER) holding Blanche of the Crown&t comprehending thefe Lands yet unfold, viz. The ...

... in December laft, on whom there wat. found an Old SILVER SPOON, with that Pare broke off where the Nameof the Proprietor is ordinarly engraven. Whoever can prove the Spoon tobe theirs. fhnll have it returnM on paying the Charges of '.his Intimation. Enquire at J AMEi CUTHBERTSONOm- ftabie inMuffdbargh. The Fellow faid, he found the Spoon in a Dunghill in Aberdeen- fhire. riff There being a ...

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... the ChirurgeonsHall within the High fchoolYard, Edin- burgh; There is to be expofed to a voluntar Roup, the Large, Beautiful, and Weil-aii'd HOUSE, commonly called Tie Chirurgeom HaU, with the Bagnio, two P.vil- iions. and Gardens; ail well inclofed with Stone Dykes and Hedges, having a Water-pipe to it, with federal other Conveniendes. Any who incline to purchafe the fame, may enquire for Mr. ...