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THOMPSON begs to draw the attention of Proprietors of Seats and Landed Property to his superior Mode of DELINEATING GROUND PLANS, without destroying_the Accuracy, or at all interfering with the Purposes for which they are generally used; the Character of the Timber and Plantations; of On the 1st of April, 1826, will be published the different Gardens and Features of a Park or Farm, are represented with Pictorial Accuracy, and a Drawing is produced which must ever form a useful and elegant addition to a Library or Sitting-Room. It is unnecessary, for the purpose of making such a Plan, to take a fresh Survey; there are generally existing Surveys; and J. T. only requires to inspect the Estate for the purpose of making Observations and Alterations, and for which the Charge is so much per Day. Sometimes a DRAWING can be executed by having a proper Description sent with the Ground Plan. 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