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1738.

ANON. A new map of Virginia, humbly dedicated to Thomas Lord
Fairfax 1738.

13x8 1/2, facsimile Winsor Narrative and Crit. Hist., iv, p. 275.

1740.

ANON. A map of Parts of the Provinces of Pennsylvania and
Maryland, with the counties of New Castle, Kent, and Sussex in
Delaware according to the most exact surveys yet made, drawn in
the year 1740. London. (Chancery Proc.)

Pub. sep. (Winsor.)

BAKEWELL, THO. America, a new and most exact Map laid down
according to the observations communicated to the English Royal
Society, the French Royal Academy of Sciences, (etc.) Printed and
sold by Tho. Bakewell.

23 3/8x19 3/8, boundaries colored. Poor drawing of Chesapeake. (U. S. G. S.)

1741.

ECHARD, LAWRENCE. Gazetteer, or Newmans Interpreter, being a
geographical Index of all the Empires, Kingdoms, Islands etc, in
Africa, Asia and America. London. 1741.

"New York is made to join Maryland." (Winsor Nar. and Crit. Hist., vol.
iv, p. 235.)

1745.

LEWIS^ THOS. A survey of the Northern Neck of Virginia, being
the lands belonging to the Rt. Honourable Thomas Lord Fairfax,
Baron Cameron, bounded by and within the Bay of Chesapoyocke,
and between the Rivers Rappahannock and Potowmack.

Facsimile in Wlnsor's Nar. and Crit. Hist., vol. iv, p. 277, probably a. corrected copy
of Byrd's 1737, as they were both of the same commission.

Pt. Tobacco to Pt. Lookout is equal to 3 inches. See 1737. (Amer. Geog. Soc.)

1746.

D'ANVILLE. Amerique Septentrionale Publiee sous les auspices cle
Monseigneur le Due d'Orleans—Premier Prince du Sang. Par le Sr.
d'Anville. MDCCXLVI, avec privilege.

Theatre du Monde a Paris chez le Sr. Julien.

32 5/8x34, hachured, drainage. Scale 100 miles to an inch. (Peabody.)