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PRESIDENTS. Loch of Cluanie, containisig together about TWENTY-FOUR SYSTEM OF EDUCATION, cord'ng to the present practice ofthe first Counting-Houses in
The Earl of Dysart
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Geo.Warson Tayler, Esq. M.P. TI Iol'e AND ACRES of productive LAND, as follows; viz.
Let 1. The FA li :NI of R.ITTAc HA N, about Four Thousand - BY QUESTIONS AND EXERCISES WITHOUT
Seven 1 lund red Acre•s, whereof 180 are Arable, and the rest ox- ANSWERS. London and Glasgow, and porticularly designed fur the Use.ef
Schools. By James Morrison. A new Feicon, lis: half-bre-rd.
16. Dr. MAYOR'S BRITISH NEPOS; containing :he
SR DELL. Treasurer. cell rot Pasture; the Dwelling-house has been newly fitted up, aTT is r.ow about twenty years since the Proprietor Lives of all those illustrious Britons who have been the ieusc
EWAB DS : Stoic of two stoti.•, 100 feet long, and a small House for an
' Simnel Paynter, Vse. • 1 '
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Captain II •els Reid
,\ ovtirseer, have lately been huilnand are well calculated
is ou the fish-euring business on an extentive .cela, and there are
. • oboist 'four Awes in a wall bud-out and productive Orchard and
Teter V• ;flare, r,sq.
1.1.47 id Inieale, ene. R.A. .
Daniel V.'ilkinsoo, Esq. .
G nen 0.
Let 7., The FARM of GLENMOUTII, containing about
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eating the Instruction of Youth, and rendering the acquirement Use of Schools, exhibinen to Itrit;sh Youth, the Examines of the
of knowledge at once pleasant, rapid, and certain.
This d der d
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don. By W. A. hlay.or, LLB. A gew Edition, 61. boned. r
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Anne rattly Arable, and bearing ernelleot cramps, and =Juno:lstate 1
mystery of newly one hundred differeht trades find commercial
arid at the Bee...if the Tevene some popular mechanical Seer*, Its Inventor has also defined
.7f. initzror vemen.... t to he me. de. so; 70 in thet4l4l.
bring . iiii4 iwto ift, 0 o,oo,oamTiosom or igamaamm. grove em. ploysee.its. A netw and eiginted
.edition, io owe thick yo.. . I
ROBLIRT AULD, OW.t;
0 e ret.ny enctoseu tor the purpose or piante next
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LTEIII.PROOF lIAT. AT ONLY spring ; the remainder is the Market-place and the Fink forrepresenting the principal chides, with their tools, &c. &c.
of study, which It imposes on the pupil; and from the general
iIGS.-InIPORTANT SAVING. droves, wet a newt built Inn and Blucksmith's-shop : this lot 19. The FRENCH led ENGLISH WORD-BOOK; con-
im rovY' ent of the intellectual Faculties, of which hgabitual
resting of Three Thousand of the moan useful Nouns, Adnouns,
LOR have io offer to the Ptjblic will include the whole Salmon-fishing of the Shiel, and a yam,
mental exeroise is a necessary consequence. . ;
t boee, combining every
the a erected .it a coedeterable expense, in which great quantities of Pronouns, Verbs, Adverb;, Prepositions, and Conjunctiens •
superior in appearance to the finest Ilerringi, Salthen-trout, and oth e fish are taken. This System, in the popular Works published under the names adopted to be committed to memory bx the Janice Class.., lc.' 1t i
Lot 5 The FARM of TORLYSICH, about 6,500 Acres, of Goldsmith, Blair, Barrow, Adair, &e has been introduced 20. The FRENCH and ENGLISH PHRASE 1300ie z
is equally light, and will wear twice ' •- • .
70 of which are , arable and a great deal more that may be made into nearly every School of character in the British Elnpire, or, Key to French Coneersiti :no ; containing many hendr d
r shape, which it retains to tile last ;!
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r, which is the most beautiful black,'• I 11
wailer will injure them, they being of Straanleen, about 2,950 Acres of well-sheltered Pasture, part ginal expectetleas of its author. The principle of teaching by : st
ties of the nat geese, price Is. ,
g expense, of the Farm of Cluanie, about 3,750 Acres, and the Grazing of Questions without Answers, which requires that the pupil steak!
air several times at a triffinft . The First FRENCH
Glenl i e about 5 SOO Acres, containing in the whole about furnish answers to questions often complicated, from the seat- Aceidence of the French Torgae, every thing essendal, and te- „ - I
al to new ; and are decidedly superior nn "'
19,000 Au ca, and extending to within a shortg distance
.ofFort tered data of his book, demanded 'various preparations on the thin•rr,-., Ca.
public notice, the attainment of whichbut the publication of the Tutors Key, con- g superfluous, price .e.
Augustus. The new Parliamentary Roads run in all directions Part of the tutor;22. The SYNTAX of tire FRENCH I.ANGUAGE, in
tat expense.
d the Trade, who wish for superior about 17 miles through the Estate.
Thepresent rental is about tainingaswiersto above six thousand questions, has removed which every Rule is accomeaateei be nuintrous E.S.:I", isee !rt.in i
£1,500, and the burdens of air kinds are very low. A conside- evert cu ty in practice. the best authors, price si.
advantageoth terms.
Home, Red- tale
part of the money may remain on the security of the Es- • Among the competitor? of the Interrogative System, the re- 23. HODOSON's CRITICAL GRAMMAR of the Fret.oh
anufacturers, Wellingt
non. No unpaid Letters received. tate if required. There are three miles of sea coast on Loch spected name of Pestelezzi has appeared.; but it ought to be and English. LANGUAGES; calculated to aid the English Siu-
Duich, which affords safe wintering, and on which kelp is burned. known that his System is precisely that to which the public at- dent in the acquirement of the niceties of the French Laniu..:2e, i
!RGICAL DISPENSARY. The Eetate may be viewed, and Particulars had 30 days prior tendon is now Invited, but which was taught in England many price 9s. bound.
the Duke of YORK, President. to the sale, of Messrs. Kenneth and Thomas M.,ckenzie, W. S. years before the name of Pestalozzi in any manner transpired. 24. L'ENFANT PRODIGUE, ou Azael et Lia; Cense
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[ember of the Royal College, London or Mr. Alexander Dick, Accountant, Edinburgh; at the hotels, Others have annexed questions to their books, and claimed kin- Moral. Orne de douze Gravures, dessinees par Deplesennen.
nein, EA of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel Bristol, Liverpool, and Glasgow ; at the elart ; and of Mr. dred merit; bat, on an unhappy misconception of the principle, taus ; accompagne de Phrases Idiomatiques, price 3s.
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'lOW, for the exclusive Treatment of - e,` , - --- to the intelleatual faculties. Others, again, have So far mistaken ring Nouns, Adnouns, and Pronouns; Verbs and Adverbe ; Pre- • 01,
AINTS and their dangerous Consie- TriE finest system of Ethics is to confine within the term .. Interrogative System,' aseo obtrude on the public, positions and Conjunctions ; with a short Grammatical Aeri-
e the 'Benefits that have remitted from due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions; unrestrained under its sanctum, a series of ooks on the obsolote plan of deuce,
_price ts.
1N as its Surgeon, standing high on the and instibordinete they impetuously destroy those barrier; evh:ch question and answer. While others have Lauds imitated both 26. The ITALIAN PHRASE BOOK ; or, Key to Italian . .
rem having directed his chief attention • Religion and Morality have made sacred ; to c-eis but not anti- the inventor's plan and his books, and have produced various Conversation • cont 'fling several hundred Idiomatic, Familiar,
tERNAN contrives it a part of his official hilate teem appears the lesson of Betel:ace, best calculated to superficial, vulgar, and inadequate, compilations, whose only to. and useful Phrases ; price Is. . •
by pointing to the List of the Royal Col- limit their effervescence. commendations have beer. their close imitation of his Title-pages, 47. The LATIN and ENGLISH WORD-ROOK; ems. r
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tinned by this List, are to be credited. when Prefessionel men (diereearding the seeees t-i
Ons of the en- and of supporting the reperation of Ina series of Books, he has as a Body of the Latin Tongue, for Preprratory Schou% wog
the Lock Dispensary will prove that sious and interested) devote their studios to the treatment of therefore jedeetrit vcnedient to subjoin a COMPLETE LIST the Junior Clams ; price Is. sewed.
us Ca-ai of &weevers, Demeter, and those complaints generated by imertutence, and the ebullition of of these ORIGINAL WORKS: LG, The LIT IN PHRASE-BOOK ; cos sistiag of a Cense-
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ti ns of the Generative ale assinns at an wegutrded ntontert. " 'The strength of a na-
Aec oOrgans, p 1. BLA don of several hondred Idioms and Coifs ears for the .Pinior
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Ind successfully treated, tmn cousisfs in the health of the peinele ; lett it is melancholy to
Grammar of all Arts and &tenets • serving as a Uaiversal Text '..'awes ; ads to be enlinn'tte'A to "'ltlorY , serving al a
•be consulted as usual, by both Sixes, reflect on the daily sacrifice to rite ielorance of infecting empyri-
rook for every Class, in all School;; is. 6d. with 600 Questions, Companion to all the Grantniars; price is.
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