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The Practice of Making and Repairing Roads ; extracted from Telford. Wild's Cottages for Emigrants. Stevenson's Civil Engineering of America, Wood Bridges, &c. Two copies. The Construction of Roads, &c, by Sir H. Parnell. Telford. Frame on Trigonometrical Surveying, &c. Pile's Land Surveying Working Drawings of Public Buildings in Great Britain, including timber bridges, masonry, earthwork, &c, &c, together with specifications. Two series. Engineers' and Architects' Journal. Three vols. Copies of Working Drawings for upwards of Twenty Wooden Bridges in Great Britain, with a number of Specifications. /f Apply to Mr. Dufpkt, Trafalgar Square. /rjpo STAND this SEASON, at Aldourie, X. at TWO GUINEAS a mare, the thorough-bred Stallion IL BARBIERE, by Figaro, dam by Emilius (winner offthe Derby), out of Sal, sister to Sam, also a Derby winner, by Scud. Just published, price 2d., HP HE JEWS : their state and prospects -I- considered, in relation to the Christian Religion. Being extracts from recent publications. Nelson: C. Elliott, Examiner Office, and M. Campbeiil, Bridge Street. ~j BOOKS AND STATIONERY. C^l ELLIOTT begs to call the attention - ' • of the public to the low prices of the following valuable, and interesting BOOKS :— a. d. s. d. Hoi v Bible, handsome Scott's Marmion . . 2 0 fiifion .. ..6 0 Lady of the Lake 2 9 Tes lament .. ..'2O Lay of the Last Die ff nbach's New Zea- Minstrel . . ..16 '.ajnl, in 2 vols. -.20 0 Lay of the Last Choi'- nan's New Zea- Minstrel, and Ballads 2 6 lain d Portfolio ..4 0 Kirke White's Poems .. 2 6 Gib ban's Decline & Fall Coleridge's Poems . . 3 0 o: ' the Roman Empire 30 0 Milton's Poetical Works 4 o Lee kc; on the Human Cowper's Poems . . 3 0 t ndcretanding . . 10 0 Beattie's Mimtrel, and Journals of the Rev. 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