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Ieyks. OREGON, AND CALIFORNIA,
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IN one Sheet. royal si.e. No pains or expense
have beeu spsred 10 tho execution OF this work.
The Map represents that part Of North America
which extends from lat. 28 to lat So N, and from
ths Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean. u!
includes the State of Texas, Orcgoa as claimed
by the United States, and the whole oil upper
California, together with the adjoining regions ~
tho State and Territory Of Iowa. tho M,ssoul'
Territory, the Indian Territory ,and conslder0o'e
portion Of Mexico and Old California, and some pai'
Of British America. Il embraces, also 'he mos'
recent published information extant, including
,ha, derived from Nicollst's Map Of the Country
between the Mississippi and Missouri R.vefs' MaP
Of Oregon, by Capt. Wilkes, U.S.A.; Map Of me
Explorations in Oregon, California, &c., BY Capt.
Fremont, U. s. A.; the Congressional and other
Maps Of Texas: the latest Maps Of Mexico, &C.
The Emigrant Route to Oregon, via the South
Pass, and the Traders, Route 10 Santa Fe, are
distinctly traced, and oil the Counties in Texas are
shown on the Map.


Any parson who will remit me Five Dollars,
shall have Ten Capies of The Map, in sheets, fold
ed for the pocket, together with ten copies Of tho
descriptive matter, (4O pages duodeclmo,) ior'
iwarded by Mail, without any delay. The post
age will not exceed, at the present rates, hive cents
per copy, for the Map aud Accompaniment, TO
any part of the United States. =,


Yours, very respectfully,


... s. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.
Map Establishment, N. E. Corner Of Market and
Serenth Sts., Philada. ..r


Accompanying the above letter. VIC received the
MAP alluded to, and can say that Mr.. Mitchell
has done himself credit in publishing such an ono.
He has availed himself Of the best and most re.
cent information, and bis labors will no doubt be
rewarded by the sale Of his Map, for it cannot fail
to be useful at the present lime Of excitement pro-
duced by our difficulties in regard to the Terrific.
ry mapped out. .'l y. -


10 Mr.. Mitche's accompaniment 10 the Map, in
speaking of the Indians he has made several mis-.
takes; one Of which is in speaking of the admin.
slraton Of the Creek laws, he says that they have
written CONSTITUTIONS which is not The case; their
laws are not written. The Choc,aws, Chicka.
saws, and Cherokees, have written laws, and I'D.
minister them much after the manner Of the
whites. Ho also leads one to suppose the Creek.
more advanced in the arts Of civilization, and
enlightened than the Cherokees, when tho latter
tribe is certainly the most advanced of oil others.