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ISOS. /DUTRA SCHOOL. • t ENCYCLOPCIIDIA BRITANNIC&
'Per, I 'THE Rev. Mr. BARTHOLOMEW, the present THE Public aro respectfully informed, that dor
6- Master of the Free Grammar Scheel in the City of Enter; nw he smiled with the few nen:intim Copies el the
`-niched lila lotted= of resignhig the School at Miasma- SUP? NT se that enfeeble Work, price Foes Oveilial
mayor wig Chamber of this etay, who, sameness In beards, at Catchall and Martin's, Middle-row, H. Nom,
-I have the appointment ad* Master, give
-,od request that inch Gentlemen as MAP OF SPAIN AND .10(3RT
'gees for the atuatien, having MANY Applications hagrinir
_been made
will make their MANY
chase the part of Dr. Rfliirs CYCLOPAINA„
St. jean's Hospi- 'the Map of Spate and Portugal, with the Roads semasety__
down, the Proprietors, lb order to prevent Sets of that Walk
'there being made imperfect, has determined to sell the Map Sips
rately, price Ss. -
"-4nted for Longman, Hurst, Ries, and once, Patsaresse.,
-1..1 other Proprietors.
ms's Cyclopedia, Parts I. to XL amp lieglA
`tit of January, when dwell" fa
—47 NOM..
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'MIENS. •

EICETRA SCHQOI.

ENCYCLOPOIDIA 8R1TA24241C.A.

THE Rev. Mr. BARTHOLOMEW, the present
Master of the Free Grammar School in the City of Enter;
bowing signified Ws intimation of resignhig the School at Miasma-
mer nest, the Mayor and Masi:bee of this Cky, who, as Trustees i
of et. John's Hospital, have the appointment of the Master, give
this nodes of the Vacancy, and request that finch Gentlemen as
are dedrous of becoming Csadidates for the situation, having
been well educated, and behsg properly qualified, will make their
applkodert **Charles Conroe. Esq. President of St. John's Hospi-
tal; or to Mr Ley, the Town Clerk.
This School has la, general consisted of alma 100 -Boys. There
is a very good SOW for the residence of the Master. largo
ealsagh to admit fifty Boarders, with a Play Place and Garden
conligoons thereto, and there Is a Stipend of Twenty Pounds a
year payable to the Master from the original endowment.
Exeter, November id, 1808.

''HE Pabrac are respectfully informed, that doer
aw be supplied with the few reniatnirq Copies of the
ISUPPMUNT es thee enfeeble Work, price Foes Oveilliel
In beards., at Carla sea Iltirtin's, Middle-row, Hf Thom
MAP OF SPAIN AND .113RT'.."w".117Z.".."."
MANY Applications hawing been made o 0
dose the t of REErs CYCLOPAMLN„
'the Map of Spain end Portugal, with the Roads accurately__
down. the Proprietors, lb order to prevent Sets of that Walk
being made imperfect, hag determined to sell the Map esp.
rately, price Ss. -
Printed fa Longman, Hurst, Rim, and Orme, Peßentieleee,
row, and the other Proprietors.
Sets of Dr. Rees's Cydopetila, Parts I. to XL may
price les. each, till the Ist of January, when thermal be
to Ns. each. . _

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