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BosToN SCENE, acted IN Virginia.
Tn H.. Mil.


In the conversation had with you. af YorI,
respecting the Tea destroyed there in the yeaI
1774, told you | would endeayo,Ir 10 recol-
Iect all the circumstances aud give them ia
you IL will, ia consequence of that promise
and of your request, yesterday, give them Ia
the best of my rec0llection.--In the month nj
Sept. or October 1874, the Ship Virginia
commanded by Capt. Howard Eastop. arrived
at York with half chest of Tea. CONSIGNED
TO Col John Prentis of WILLIAMSBURG Inv
Messrs. John Norton and Sons, Merchants .;
London when the cargo was entered. MIR.
Amber, the Collector Of the Port of York.
refused TO enter it, aud gave notice of il 10 The
TOwn's-people, many Of whom, with = n,m.
her of gentlemen from Gloucester. n,t nm
Board tho Ship and threw the Tea over hoard.
the ship narrowly escaping destruction and
that OOly by the most positive assurances.
from The Capt that the loss would fall I;gh,ly
on the shippers, as the ship was partly own.
ed by numbers who were perfectly icooraut Of
the Transaction aud would be innocent s,C
ferers this saved the ship, but she was com.
mauded 10 return without n caron-C oI
PreDiis was called on 10 sceount G,r his
part 10 the transaction, and fully satisfied owe.
~ one, by a copy Of his invoice or sch.me.
that he gave no order for the Tea Tbis has
happened So hong that scarcely know per
ann, alive, who was then an iobabitani Of
York SO that, il must rest alone ON ms cre-
dblity. In haste. Yours respectf.,4y.
j. NELSON.
Richmond, LIST. November, 1924.
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NEW CLASSICAL sCuo0T-

F5'HE subscriber proposes TO open School al Arnra, .
residences ofhi. late father about three ,nes fSom
bampden sney College) on the 18th January fs2s Tbe
principal object efbIs institution prepare youeq
tsmen icr College: Accordingly every thing viii he
tauglt in which, required, in order TO enisanea
the Freshman or Sophomore Class In Hanpden sidnev
10 addition 10 Which, particular attention will be maid s 6s
spelling, reHdlng writing &c. 'OS'
Terms Board, Including Diet, Lodging, Wash ! -.
- Ing, mud Fuel, : SlOo
Ths 30 rder TO find hls own he'd and candles.
Ihere WI he two vacations in year In the Sprin
from the i sutil the 18Th ny and The Other from lie
10y Of u College until the 2Olh day
each instance, be required 10 advance
Prince Edward, November 5, 1924. 5s.,so1
Rgrsnes-The President Of iiampden sidnsy and the
Rev John n. Ece ID d. ''' wv" we
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PAUL JONES.

We are informed tsays the Natieoal Iotelli
gencer,l that Mr.. Shtrburne, of the Navy De-
partment, Intends shortly TO publish an auihep-
tic Journal ofthe Cruises of this once celebrated
Commander, during the Revolutionary War.
This Journal. witch Mr.. Sherburne has now
in his possession, was written by the Hop.
Elijah Hall, lat prescott the Na,aI Officer at
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, who was ons'
ofhis Lieutenan.s, his confidential friend, an,i
the only surviving officer that sailed with him
during his cruises,) aud under the immedat.
inspection of Captain Jones, and contains every
occurrence that took place from day to day
also the Correspondence between them. and
correct List ef our Navy in l776, 1T, '78. '7s,
and 'SO-the names of the ships, where hut,
rates, and commanders names, &c.
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IETAS committed 10 the jail Of the town of Pstersbure
w rs knna~syron the SOth day of AUeust last nsrrs
man who cAlis hiniset AANON BURR-6ye etfoor aud
half inches high brown complex stot made ,bics
bps-hns scar on the LETT hand occssuped by a burn.
winch Inns deiormed tie little finger one NEXT q,
1.-THE Is about twenty years sd-h eIoabinr consissd
oI wa's,cos shr and rowsers Of bomesPun eotb ard
ne rays that ne belongs TO Mrs. Ssey Ward
county, ~ Carolins Tie Is requested TO come fs.
ward, prove property pay charges and him away mr.
he will be dealt With rs the law directs. ~ =
ROGER MALLORY, Jsilor
NoVeHoero. 6f--wi2w
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GOS5EN'S

o,tery Exchange-Odce, ia Market Baltimore
Wne,e me great capita! OF 100000 besides the 20 900
iuopo 1000, &c. sold In Ihe Grand Stale To,,e~
winch FINISHED few weeks ago. and where more capi,si
ricn. = - " N' :" -,ii"-
orders from any of the United States either by niI
posi- PAID or by private enclosing the en- ar
prizes In any Of the Baltimore lotteries, will meet the sans
prompt and Puncua attention If appljra,;
IMPRESSED TO J. l. COHEN, Jr. Baltimore.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Our representation in the Congress of the
u. States, under the late elections, il is pretty
we'll ascertained from the returns, ADD other
information received, is the same as before,
with the exception Of Thomas X. Mitchell,
Esq. in the place Of Col. Robert B. Campbell,
who, it appears, decliued recollection ;
Messrs. Ponseit, M'Dutiir, Hamilton, Wilson,
Fucker, Gist, Carter and Govan, are re-elect-
ed. Columbia Telescope.
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NOTICE.

LII persons are cautioned against receiving az ass;,
memt or uamer, OF n note executed by the subssr;
her 10 William Vines, dee on bond FRS, day OF jam
airy, 1919, but the date not recorcted b-eve fh.s IT,
became due the first day OF January ,eo, s
sum Of forty dollars, as determined NOT 20 nav ih
same, because IL executed for value Received Sy
said value has been received by me- or any
ior me. TuoS d. mitchell
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Richmond, LIST. November, 1891.
COMMUNICATIONS.

AT respectable rneetiog OF the people of
Hanover County, conveued at their Court
House, on Monday the LIST day Of November
1894, Colonel Parke Street, was unanimously
appointed chairman, and Col. William Siarke
scretary, and thereupon the following presn,-
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ballot among themselves, to ascerta the vote
OF each State.
ifno candidate obtains a majority the
Electoral votes, as Vice President, then the
Senate is to select one out OF the t,so Highest
returned TO them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05

a NpREWs < J0NEs, Prircipais.--Tbe examination
1.A OF the pupils IN this institution will commence on
~ the st and close the Sd day Of Dscsber
nen roid Bsdaks, viii be publicly presented 20 those
yDrr,ng lodes WHO hHve completed their studies.
exercises of the Academy will he resumed on the
NY OF feOrdary next, there being but one vacation d
III * ,ne year--ierms ~ heretofore.
ns psee 10 celebrated remarkably beaIthfs and 4.
alton. F"''a'y '"'o'"''e '" '"S o1sihess OF edV-
/. "N'V'"' "rhnViiie county, Nov. D, 54--gH
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tErom ,he Alcxn udrla lIernId.l

Mr.. Pittman--A writer in the National H.
telligcncer, in giving account of general
Faye,te's visitio Mount Vernon has been guilty
of strayiDg from the truth in asserting that
" some high spirited young men" were DESTROYS
of pulling the generals carriage. When the
horses in the carriage became restless, an ex-
preston OF that kind was made use Of by two
field officers. Not one moved forward for the
purpose While they We're willing to pay the
debt Of gratitude which is is due TO that disIin-
guished patriot aud soldier they felt, IA the
writer of this article does, that il bore too
great sen5lance of European servi!ity to
harness themselves to the car Of any one. M
persons will pay greater respect or show mure
genuine feeling than the sons of Virginia, who
are, more than any other portion Of our pso-
pie, indebted to their gallant friend but they
will not be proud Of such an ACT heing at
tributed to their chivalry-one which was
foreign To their nature. and which they would
Eepel with indignation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05

The u. S. frigate Constitution, Com. Nee.
donough, for the Mediterranean, and the steam
galIlot Sea Gull, for Key West, sailed from
this port yesterday morning. with fair wind
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ELECTION or PRESIDENT.

IL may be subject Of some curiosity to
our readers 10 ascertain the modes of ELECTION
adapted in each state, as well as the number
Of tofes 20 which each state is entitled. We
accordingly present them with the following
tabular statement:
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NOVICE.

NOJttE.
"A PETITION Will be presented TO the next General
assembly praying that a law may pass 10 permit
Of Virginia " Nv N
November 3. r.. 49,
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AN EYE WITNESS.

HILLssoaoUGH, IN. c. October GIVE
have been informed that Gen. La Fayette has
accepted The invitation OF the inhabitants uf
Raleigh aud Fayetteville, and that he will
make his public entry into Raleigh on the 20lb
Of December next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05

The Election took place ia Virginia on
Monday last. We have no exact returns, bn'
unders tand that in this, and in the two sd-
joining counties of Caroline and Stafford f''r
Crawford ticket prevailed By large najor''les
Fred. Herdtd.
The Annual Show and Fair of the Frede-
ricksburg Agricultural Society commences
near thiS2own on this day week. The exhi-
bition of articles Of domestic m anuiacture II IS
believed, will embrace great variety and OF
increasing standard and beauty. ID.
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LA FAYETTE FITRNJTITI

La FAYETTE FURNITURE.
'fHiiS DAY--'hr 9Th OF November. at 10 loch ,o
n snail sell for CASH the Eagie Hotel In Tue rpo,,s
occupied by Gen. La FAyEJTE during bis visit TO ,,;s
city, oil the '"'A
CABINET FURNITURE
OF these rooms manufactured by Mr. george Hendree for
tue use Of the General and his suite.
q. q, CLARKE, Aucts
Wv o. 5f-1t
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Btdch'oood's Magazine, an ultra Quarterly
Review, announces Mr. Writ, the present l.
torney General Of the Uoited States. as the
probable successor Of Mr.. Rush at the Court
of st. James.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05

Greek Fund.-The committee, saws the
American, have recently RENTED The balance
remaining in their hands amounting 10 s64Ss
65,making at the exchange of per cent 1911
3s 3D. The whole sum RENTED by the New
York Committee will then amount to $50 ,49i
o..
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WANTED

A overseer Tor he ns1, year. A singenan Of middle
age, VINO IS honest Industrious, sober attentive TO
business Corh wheat Hn few hogshesds OF Tobacco
are The crops TO be made with twelve a6curefs Apply
&
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THE GREEKS

E,rtract cfa Letter from Leghora, dhed Is. SEPT
f" Fhero arriscd ie,e vessel from, Salonra The
Captain OF which denased the OGice of Health,
that move than 1000 Creeks made desr ent IN Epau
omy with more Ihan 10 boats, aud beat coppIreiy the
Te,ks who were there. Tie Pacha having heard of
this defeat, frw TO their assistance wih 1000 mep,
cavalry aad infantry aud four p"cns Of cannun, hut
ne was also hea,en and lost than 200 men with
his cannon, aud was obliged retire 80 Snlnnca
The "a OF August, the Turks returned 10 attack she
Greeks, but we've again IepuseJ Ai,er this con,lnr
The GreekS embarked aud weuI To Salinis, which il
sun "ea.er oa'ouc'. where they were again attacked
10y the Tutks the 81 aud 18th of Aug hut these lat
Ter were once more repu!sed The Greeks ,ben lei,
Saiinis, aud landrd a, CaIerina bu, the result of
,he,r mnvemeni is not known, as the vessel sailed
before any thing further had taken place."
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PRESIDENTIAL.

The following is the result Of the vote OF the
freeholders Of the county Of Fairfax, va. for
presidential electors on Monday last.
Cra,cford. jackson.
10 81
This county, we believe is the smallest in
Virsinia-though the foregoing is not one-third
of the freehOlders that are entitled to- vote.
(.a!erandria Herald.
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STAWE x.OMW!as2Y

OF MARYLAND, No B. the drawing 81 which viii he conrct-
Ell under the superintendent OF thr onrr an.
pointed by the Governor and Council and will take pae
| in the city OF Baltimore tn WEDNESDAY, the NH No
vemDer. lhe whole OF the prizes payable in cash and
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ERRATA.
cohEN's OFFICE, Baltimore.

October a7ii, 1924.
Official Last Of the 15,h days dratcing of the
WASHINGTON w N MONUMENT LOrTEKY
1882. 1887 1888, 1859 Sprsesof 500
.3+43 SS79l
t47e9 1856
tG507 sol prizes Of g.,
Aii756 6048
-ii372 iI64S
10 prizes Of $40, and ACT OF $40 each.
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dec'ed around The Marquee, by tho Mayor of IN
Cry aod several Members OF tho Committee OF Ar.
! rangeo'est was saIuted by the Teachers and Pu-
ps, and Others who crowded with ardent desire to
ouch has hand, and then withdrew. The scene was
altogether highly impressive and well conducted.
W We are desired 70 state that tho day xed up-
ON Tor the Meeting Of the Visitors and Governors of
The College Of William T. Mary 10 Friday the goth
instant.
ERRATA.
In Bro s. Myers Toast-rhe memory OF our R. w. Bro
penJamin Franklin &C. tor speedy" attachment 10 vrtue
read steady attachment.
In Bro Mordecai's toast-for noon,n read morn,
In Bro Johnsons toas-or "rererend" read rereyeS
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Joreign.
From Europe.

NJ. d'Oubriel, Minister from Russia, srriv.
ed al Madrid on The loIh oi July, said TO be
the besre, OF instructions which viii establish
perfect hstmoRy between all the Foreign Am.
bassadors, on all the important questions TO
which the situation OF Spain has given rise. /,
was expected tho Spanish wa, aud Finance
n:inisie,s would be immediately dismissed.
The r enchmen whose uisls had been 60.
ing on q, Toulouse, under charges Of beaing
ms ssain,' f. ance in Spain, or keeping up
intelligence with The enemies Of France, were
oil sequiued on the l6h July.
Dispatches from Cape Coast to May i2.h,
had reached England. Ths Ashan,oes had
porsued theiF success nearly 10 the Gardens,
four miles from The Castle, but no spprehen-
sions were entertained OF an attack. Some
further reinforce nnen,s were expectcd, when
i wss intended to give bs tie to the natives.
LoNpoN July 23.
A new Company to give immediate en-
ployment to emigrsnts on their arrival in Ca.
nsda, &c. to be called the Canadian Compa.
ny" Is now being established, to possess
capital oi 900 ,oool in 10 900 shares Of 1901
each. The committee state that q charter
will DO granted, and that government will
sanction an application to pa'liamcn, Tor sn act
OF incot po'stion.
Seignor Zea, ambassador from Spain, has
srrived In London.
Mrs Hanneh Moore, il is said, is in o very
declining STATE Of heslth.
The late Baron Wood is supposed to have
died worth nearly 5oo,oooi stquirsd by gtsas
cm,nence and labor in HE p, ,oicssion
Madame Catalina has concluded an engage
meot al ID NY lane. She sung three songs
per nigh, for SIX uigh,s, and received from
Nc, El'iNon sooi OF abOu, 44I [osarly $500
per song
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yiHce 10 tusl them with The exsrciss Of heir
FREQ opinions in the choice Of their rulersi
! have expressed my opinions freely. on
this subject, nor shall ] shrink from svowing
them, it they arc not sustained by snother per.
son in this House. Some gentlemen have
spoken IN relation to tho feelings ofthsir con-
s'iiuen,s on this subject know tho feel.
ings OF the mechanics, the honest, indusri.
ous young men on this question, and 1 am
prood Of their appreciation, snd of their good
opinion for he course have pursued and /
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New YoRE, Sept.
Ececutio1 Of MrbiGc.

BY the schooner Csiharine, Capt. Austin,
we have received MEXICAN paper Sf the % h
ult. which con'sins an scc0Cnt of the arrival,
arrest, snd execution Of ITURBIDE. He
was sho, on the lg,h uit. ct Padilia. The
following documents translated from the
"Sun" OF tho above date, give tho particulars
oil this occurrence:
Most Ercelisnt SIr.--On tho 18th inst. the
English brig Spring arrived at the msuih OF
the bar of this rive m Oh days from London
bringing the foreigoe Charles do Bcnesk
and companion, bound to The Mexican terri
tory, IN o,der TO treat with the government
concerning a plan oi colonization, and b. Inging
powers for tho purpose from ,hrse Irish cap.
itaIists merchants oi the, capital
On the following day, The said Bcnaski pre-.
sent, d himself TO me, of whom ! 'eeueNed
info nation 'cspectiOg Don Augusun Iru
bide, his views and Projects with 'ega'd 20
this territory; and Bene.k' having assured me
in manner apparently sincere that a, his dc
psUure said IluIbide remained in London,
living quietly with his family, he retu ned to
the bas TO ing bis companion, who had 70.
mained on bos'd
Yesterday at one 10 the afte noon, the CON.
mandant OF that detachment informed me
that said Bene,k' was on his way 10 the plsce,
with another person, wno being disguised, vss
not known. Immsda,ely proceeded with
some uoops TO pursue, If Necessary, Bcneski
and his cornpspion. A, Atoyas, distant six
Leagues from thi, town, me, them at about
ali.past fou, In the st esnoon, snd 'ecogn'z.
ing tho person in disguise to be 10 esli,y Don
hugustin hubble, he spoke TO c1e and stated
tha, his wife and Two small childr en- were the
only persons the, accompanied MIN, he hav
ing left the o.he's in London from thence
he was carried to this town. undst o comps.
tent qua d and am ss,i, fed Of his safe v
Although sm aware OF what 10 directed by
the law of the % of April lssi, relative to
this individual, yet considering the defence
less and submissive manner in which he pre-.
sented himself 10 roe, | have deie' mined 10
lay the matter bsloie the HonoIsbl Congress
oi his Stste, tha, they may determine what,
they may think psuper, and shall consequent
ly march this afternoon TO PsdilIs, wne'e
that honorable assembly is sitting. Gld and
Liberty Soto la Msrinr, Jdy IL, 1924.
Fslipe de ia Gss, To his Excelioncy the
Minister Of State, SC.
Nest Ereeiien! Sir.-Hsyiog been inform.
ed, ~ the Qenetsl Of the Armies Of the STATE
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rRoM MEXICO.
DEf2H or IIURBIDF,

BY tho ar-,vsl Of the brig CsIharioe, Capt.
Aus,in, ct Nsw York, in as days from Alvsra.
do, We lean thu The Ex Emperor Iu'bids
arrived st Port Miseoo on the 10th Of July,
IN on English Big from London, where he
was taken by the Captain Gen. Of St. Audsrs.
.od brought beIors the Congress Of that place.
Ahsr undergoing trial, he was FOUND gully
sad septe0eed to be shot, which sentence wss
cst'isd INTO execution o, Psdills, on The alter.
noon Of the is,h July. Capt. A. also states
,hs, g'sss preparations were making o, Alys.
ado TO send troops to ZONE Of the Ptoyipces,
but could cot learn wdieh Of them.
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know too. ihs! SO long as shsy shall he eselud
ed by the Constitution from their just and G.
qusI right, as citizsns OF the State, they will
use ell their influence TO pu, down .uch Con-
stituuon. They will never, and they ought
never 10 sanction such Constitution, which
tie, their hands snd excludes them from ell
share in the COVE nmeot--a Constitution tina,
denies 10 ,hem The rgh,s and privileges OF
ffeemen.
TO Be continued.
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PROM TIE NATIONAL GAZETTE.

Msrieo.-The Mexiesn Congress have de-.
creed . pension to the vile and family Of Nnr-
eide, Of So, 900 per snnum but foi hidden them
to reslde in the Republic.
In the American, which arrived below Phi-
ladelphis lew days since, came passengers,
Mrs. Rodney, widow Of tho ,aio Css,H 4.
Rodney, iamily Of ten ehildrsnl and two sro:
wants.
.5nciem Caunon.--Mr. Carbery, Of Mary.
land, has published 60 oecoun, Of tho recent
recovery by him Of seven pieces OF cannon,
which hsd been uoder ws,ef l9l years, -
S.. Mary's river in Maryland. -Four OF 'hsui
are 10 Founders, and three IL poundsrs.
Thy formed part Of a fort erected by the
brother Of Losd Balumo'e, fs1 Proprietor CT
Maryland, in ;s3S. on poin, at the mouth os
ths, river. BY The washing of the side' the
bank on which tho fort once Stool, is now a.
bout $50 ys'ds below the usual ma o! 'he
ude. They ere much cor,oded. Stones CT
Elk 10 egb, pounds weigh, had become so In.
eorpors,ed With the iron thar they could
scarcely be knocked OF With an sxe.-On one
gun 6o2 oysters were found, sod On neither o.
them were there less than 100 THIS " or
interesting discovery Tor tho An'i1uafy'
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Nest EreeiieH! Sir.-Hhviog been inform.
ed, ~ the Genetsl Of the Armies Of the Siale
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-27

y4uhor Of Neo american Atlas Map Of North america, &c.

This Map will be founded on and embrace generally the
valuable and original matter contained in the American
Atlas, published by the author of the proposed Map,
which will be added the results of various surveys and
plorations recently completed, and such in pro-
gress and may be finished previous to the publication of
the work.
The projection adopted for the proposed Map is similar
to that selected for the Maps of the different Staes
tanned in the Alias Just mentioned by which the merdlans
and parallels OF latitude made ntersect right
ges as nearly as due regard to the laws Of the decrease
lot the former would admit. This mode, of projecting
Maps extensive SCALE represents the varns
'rilatera figures similar to those the Artificial Globe,
and affords very approximation, Other respects,
TO the earth Itself; distances III any direction be
curaely ascerained, with facility, by the application of
1.-THE simple scale the respective dagouas Of the inter-
sectng lines OF projection, OF equ0 ng through
out the map it obvates that distortion which
suits from the use OF what is called the plane projec-
ton," in which The parallels of latitude are represented
by stragh haes aud, in fine it represents the under
standing picture Of the corresponding feature the
Natural Globe, its original, such representa-
ton can possibly be gwen on plane surface.
In connecting the various materials collected together
for the map certain established points will be adhered to
as land marks or guides for latitude and longitude, to which
the local surveys, SC. will be made conform Pariic
ular reference will, however be had to such positions as
Shall have been subjected the frequent and scen-
ic observations of men of known skill, whose deductions
will be compared, and if found differ any material
poln such position will be adopted due regard to
the character for accuracy of The respective observers
taken III connection with the advantages or disadvantages
thai may have attended their operations, may dictate
The recent survey Of the northern boundary of the
United States made conformity TO the treaty of Client
will constitute the basis Of much of the proposed Map
as was embraced within e range OF thai survey and the
survey OF the Atlantic and Gulf Coast made by order of
the Navy Department will be used for the base Of the
southern and eastern portions Of it. For the ntermedi
ate space, will be had the latest and best in
formation regarding its natural confederation, its seas,
lakes and Islands; mountains, his and alleys AMI gen