Star.
London, England, 1806-03-25 00:00:00

LAND SURVEYING.

This day was publiaacd. illußrateil with a greater variety of cop-
, per-ptatss than any other work of the kind, and alfu with up-
wards of one hundred wood cuts,price 7a bound,
—I 'HE EL I 14 ENTS of LAND SURVEYING, in all
its practically adapted to the ufe of Schools and
Rodents; and including Pradlcal Geometry,Trigonometry, Land
Meduzing by the Chain. Plain Table, Theodolite, and other In
liniments; the entire Pradice of Hilly Ground ; t►e Di•ilion of
Land, Plotting and Mapping : illuarated by highly &Shed En-
gravings plain and coloured; complete Tables of hints and
Taa-
gena, Logarithms. Ste. ate.
By ABRAHAM CROCKER,
Lank Surveyor, of Frame, in Sosnerfetibite.
The objea of the Author of this Work has been to produce a
practical Sydern of Land Surveying, torrefpondlng In Icientide ar-
rangement and pc (pinky with Mr.Bonnycaitk's wail known Syr-
tem of Mclifuratilon. Every Rule and Cafe is iHunratedwith nu-
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dents ; and an %mutual expence has been incurred to produce fuel
Eng-airings, plain and coloured, as Mould eompletety Mitred the
voiNlESurveyor in the important art of cornet and elegant Draw •
_

Printed kir Riceio to PIIIILLITS. No. 6, Bridge Rica, Mick-
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CAPITAL BOOKS ON AGRICULTURE.
The Sixth Edition, improved, in one large Volume, Odtavo,
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'ig FARMER', KALENDAR: containing
Practical Explications of the Bufinefs neeeffary to be per-
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By ARTHUR YOUNG, Efq. F. R. S.
Secretary to the Board of Agriculrare, and Member of
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