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longing 10 each, TabIes of the pro
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corrected orthography 81 lbe Indian
names oi Counties. Towns and Rivers
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SONS. with mass Of valuable Statas-
tics relating to the soil. agriculture,
resources and productions Of the new
c9Hnties, as well as ihe State at large;
To which will be added, a complete
Sanctional Map Of tie Stale, showing
the divisions course of streams and
location Of the county seats III the
new counties.
The necessity Ct an annual volume
ike this, as a book Of reference to
every citizen engaged in business, as
well as to travellers and SPECTATORS.
will be apparent to all. t is needed
to develope theresources Of the State
10 give useful information to the emf
grant, and to embodv, in an accesi-
bic compass, such vaIu bic statistics
Jas can be obtained from no other
source.
Laying aside the considerations of
utility, the feeling Of State pride
would be sufficient motive to sus. i
tain publication so we'll calculated to !
show, at view, the population, agri- t
cultural wealth and almost boundess c
resources OF the State. The annual 7
publication Of the Register (the con. !
tnuation of which depends upon the Q
patronage of the first year, will give ;
the publisher ample opportunity to .
keep up with the improvements OF the y
State, and make his volumes The an.
nual recoros of the advance Of socie- a
ty IN Mercantile pursuits, in the arts, Il
IN education, and all that embelishes il
life. y
The publisher has been at the ex- /,
pense OF sending an agent into every Ii
county in the State to obtain accurate c
statistics on which he could RELY. He P
has also made arrangements to have i(
the State map for the Register engra. J.
we'd by Il distinguished artist in an cas- o
tern city. lie has only to look to a y ,,
generous public for reimbursement of A A
these heavy expenses, and for suhi-
Gent patronage to make it an object w
to contlnne the publication in future; tie
but, at the same time. he would Nc
scorn to ask any favor that may not ju
be fully earned by the intrinsic merit tie
and value of the Register. it
He commends his enterprise TO all nc
classes OF his felow-citizcns, to Judges. &C
County Clerks, Registers, and those tn
State officers who may have valuable m
information for such a compilation. al
an whose INTEREST," it may be to com. ar
the same for publication. "b
All matter for compilation which En
those who are DESTROYS If FORWARDING &c
The enterprise may furnish, should be Gle
.raasm'tted previous to the first dav DO
't November next. sa
The Register will be printed with
lew type, on fine paper in duodcci ha
no form with more than two hundred 70
'ages-to be bound like the Ameri. ide
an Almanac, and other ANIMALS of the 10
lass. iaI
he rrice ofthe Register, including n
ne sectional Map Of the State. to sub -,
crIbers will be FIVE DOLLAR ~,
ayable on delivery Of the volume ~
'arge discounts will be made to a Ea
ents WHO become responsible for lar
"lnher OF volumes, or who purchase yer
seii asain. and
a limited number of advertising VIII
'ges VIII be appended to the Regis our
! lot the advantage Of friends who !
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