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No. 3, lMussey's Roio, 1ilddte-Street,
EEAS lust received Worcester's new Unlver~
IL Il sal Gazetteer" and by all arrangement with
the Author is the sole whoeeale vender Of them III
the District OF Maine. he therefore otters them 70
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be left fol sale at Bath and Hallowell. Ii will be
unnecessary to say any thing more in recommen-
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We are fully Of opinion that work like the
present. was needed. he latest end best GaGet-
teers In England and America eayea multitude
of planes undescribed, or very partially described,
which have in the series ofevents become very H.
teresting TO us. To collect materials tof the des
cripton of these needed time, patient industry
perseverance, habit Of selecting the most inter-
estng topics in description, and clear mode OF ez'
hibit!ug them and We are OF opinion that NJ.
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" In our apprehension the preference OF this
Gazetteer over former works OF tie same nature,
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plete in the st OF places, than any toruer 0a2eI-
teer. 2dy, 1t is the proper medium between too
much ditfusencsS and too much brevity. 5dly, Il IS
furnished with an Appendix Of very useful and i'm
portant matter, such as other Gazetteers 10 aot
exhibit. 4thly Tue plas OF uniting ancient anu
sacrtd geography, so far as the nature OF the ~9fk





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former Gazetteers, which will be grateful to every
student of sacred aud profane history. 5thly
the account Of the United States, and Of America
generally, is fac more complete than any We have
hitherto had 6thly it has decided preference
over all others ia point oftype aud paper. ihe
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the size of he volumes and the pages with the size
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Conformation. dgesed in very compact form, and
stated generally with precision and accuracy
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Judgment of lis merits, il very correct, anu moss
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