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• A catalogue of curious and valuable books : being the library of the deceast Mr. William Forbes younger ... Which will begin to be sold by auction, on Tuesday the 21st of December 1736, by Alexander Kincaid, book-seller, at the auction-house in Writers Court
  by: Kincaid, Alexander
  Published: (1736)
• A gazetteep of the county of Mid-Lothian. By Alexander Kincaid
  by: Kincaid, Alexander
  Published: (1787)
• A catalogue of curious and valuable books : being the library of Mr. John Spotiswood of that ilk advocate, lately deceas'd. To be sold by way of auction in the High Exchange, on Monday the first day of July 1728. Catalogues are to be had at Alexander Davidson's shop in the Parliament House, at the place of sale, and most book-sellers shops in Edinburgh, for two pence Sterling each, which is to be allowed to those who buy books to the value of 2 shillings. The books may be seen three days befor the austion [sic]. The time of sale from 3 to 7 in the afternoon. The entries will be very low. Earnest is to be given for the books that are bought, and the books to be taken away eight days after auction. The common rules of auction are to be observ'd
  by: Davidson, Alexander
  Published: (1728)
• A parcel of books, lately imported from England, and Holland, by Mr. Robert Freebairn, to be sold by auction at his shop below the Trone-Church, upon Tuesday the twenty second day of January, 1734. Catalogues may be had at the Place of Sale, and most Booksellers Shops in Town. The Books may be seen Eight Days before the Auction. The Time of Sale is from Three in the Afternoon till Seven. The common Rules of Auction are to be observed
  by: Freebairn, Robert
  Published: (1733)
• A catalogue of valuable books : Belonging to the late Earl of Roseberry, consisting of Divinity, History, Law, Architecture, Husbandry, Gardning, Travels, &c. with a great many Volumes of curious Pamphlets. To be sold by Way of Auction the 7th Day of December 1724, at the House of Mr. William Adams, Printer, over-against the General Post-Office, The Auction will begin every Day except Saturday, at 3 of the Clock in the Afternoon, and contiuue to 6, till all the Books are sold. The common Rules of Auctions will be observed. Catalogues are to be had at the Place of Sale, Price 6d, which will be discounted to those who buy Books to the Value of 20 s. The Books may be seen 3 Days before the Beginning of the Auction
  by: Adams, William
  Published: (1724)