Arith bers. Vulg

tions NIM W. EX

gress Rules

or

1. Arithmetic in whole Num- and Pensions in Arrears, eibers.

ther by Simple or Compound 11. Vulgar and Decimal Frac- Interest. tions.

V. Duodecimals, Cross III. '

Meantile Arithmetic. *Multiplication, and its ap-
IV. Extraction of Roots, Pro- plication in the Mensura-

gressions, Permutation, and tion of Artificers Work, Su-
Rules for the easy calcula- perfices, Solids, &c.
tion of Interest, Annuities: A collection of Questions.

BY JAMES THOMPSON,
Afthor of a complete Treatise on the Mensuration of Timber.

FIRST EDITION.

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