Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-23
LARGE MAP

o1.i1E OF NEH. YORK
Also, comprising a large part of. PeunsvIv,n mia ,,d
New-Jersey, with a part Of Conuecticn, NJ
cnusetts, Vermont and Upper Canada. IN , so.I.
OF seven miles to an inch.
Inc size nj this Map is four feet six inches so,,,r
M MeA,enas from the Canada Line, or 45th degree of
NORM Latitude, South to the Civ of PbiIa 5ol,h;,
and from P%ittsburg in Pennsylvania m, tbs -.
10 in Connecticut on the east.
inc puei''""' having been employed for upwards
ci twehty-eight years in exploring and surveying
sa,nous parts OF the United States, Upper and Low
er canada, and also, in compiling and publishing
Maps, which have met with very liberal natron.as
and Encouragement, is fattered with the belief. ,ba,
n perseverance in his present undertaking 70 nrn-
mote ana extend the general knowledge and inn
provement of his own Country, and the adio;p;na
PROVINCES, will entitle him TO the confidence NJ ,tsS
p"piic, and such share of their patronage. as tho
merit of his labors may deserve.
Ihis map will be printed on fine wove n,n,,
handsomely colored. and delivered TO subscribers
In the Sheet, at
Made portable in a book IN 90
Mounted on Rollers and vanished IN M
IN. b.-The Author begs leave to acoua;n, bs
friends and the public in general, that in his Into
tours through the States of New-York, Pennsvlya-
mia, &c. he has collected, and del;nea,.d
Map the route of the Great Western and Nor,horu
Canals III N~ew-York, also the SchuvRiU and IT.
Canals In Pennsylvania, with the late internal i'm
p'oVem'eh's up 10 1924. The Publisher hereby So
hcits the smiling patronage of the wealthy and 70
spectacle citizens of Virginia, as well as ,e com.
MUMMY al larse, IN support of his labors, and The
petter 10 enable him to complete a more arduons
-, ana expensive undertaking, viz. that of COM
pleting and publishing a map of the United Stata.j
WHICH he has been pursuing for many years, hereby
Informing bis former patrons and the public at arpe.
mat IL shall shortly make its appearance.
WE have examined a Map of the State of New.
'ofk' including the upper part of the State ofPenn-
syivania, published by MIR. Amos Lay, AMI 4, an
pears 10 us to be accurate, and to contain all the
counties up TO this time correctly designated, and
u De weli worthy of public patronage.
De WITT CLINTON, Late Governor,
JAMES KENT, Chancellor.
VAN buREN, Senator in Congress-.
VAN RENsELLAER, Late 1t. Gov.
1. KIRKLAND, Pres. of Cam. Univ U.
Il. WRITE, CT Eng Cit. Wes'n Canal.
a. SPENCER, Late CT jas. State N. v
JONAS PLATT, Judge Dis. Court N. v.
IAN. u. IoMPKINs, Vice-President.
y u. GOLDEN, Late Mayor CITY N. Y.
ooL' hoEEDEAU, Topography Eng'r.
WV concur IN opinion with the late Governor
I'm onnton' chancellor Kent, Chief Justice Spencer
and others, of N. York, as above specified
JAMES PLEASANTs.
Governor of Virginia.
J.. P. CUSHING.
President of Hamdcn Sydney ColIeee.
. a as l can trust my own knowledge, I should
think very f~avorably of this Map; but the nance
nose VINO nave ceriihed respecting il, is sufficient
us excellence. j.. MARSHALL.
Chief Justice of the II. G
Malay has asked nae to express NV onin;on !,
to his recent map of the State Of n VT
Wy UNITED knowledge of that state, will M, en,-
IL me to speak with certainty, as to its cbarac,pr.
y from the opinion of others, who have the means
- - Ia.S."s' III whom coincidence is to be placed, 7
pleasure in recommending this Man to the ma.
of the public.
~. ANDREW STEVENSON.
Member of Conprcss.