203. Extract from 'a Map of the United States of America' from Mellishes, with additions and corrections. London, Published July 15, 1818, by Sherwood, Neely

& Jones, Paternoster Row. (Vide also chart in Bowditch's Navigators).

5 x 74. Uncoloured tracing.

204. Sketch shewing the Position of the American Works at and near Rous's Point Cantonment, with plan, section and elevation. (1819.)

Scale, 200 ft. to an inch; of sections, &c., 20 ft. to an inch. 21 x 17. Original, bearing both the Board of Ordnance and Inspector General of Fortifications stamps. 0.

205. Carte Géographique, Statistique et Historique des Possessions Anglaises. No. V, (1820). Possessions Anglaises de l'Amérique du Nord (Par Lesage).

Echelle de milles 37=1 inch. 14 x 9. Coloured print, with letter press description from Atlas F.

206. Plan of the Bermuda and Halifax Mails. In John Howe's letter to Mr. Freeling, 22nd Jany. 1827. With explanations. 13 x 7.

Uncoloured MS. copy from M series.

207. Map of the Northern Part of the State of Maine, and of the adjacent British Provinces, Shewing the portion of that State to which Great Britain lays claim. Reduced from the official Map A with corrections from the latest surveys by S. L. Dashiell, Washington, 1830. W. J. Stone Sc. Wash. 16 x 17.

Coloured print from plate.

208. Plan of the Canal and Town of Huron in Michigan, At the Head of and around the Rapids of the River St. Clair, On the Route, and at the Termination of Rail Roads from Lake Ontario, and from Grand River on Lake Michigan; Shortening the distance to 410 miles from Lake Ontario to Wisconsin Territory. 1836.

Scale, 1,200 feet 1 inches.

The Country from the Lead Mines on the Mississippi through the Great Lakes, A Route to New-York from the Mississippi to Chicago and Grand River in Michigan, and thence by Rail Road to Huron, and thence by Rail Road to Lake Ontario, Saving 500 Miles or more, in travelling from New-York to Chicago and Wisconsin Territory, the Shortest Commercial Route to the West.

Scale 40 miles 14 inches. 27 x 36.

Uncoloured MS. S.

209. Plan of the Canal and Town of Huron in Michigan. With notes and a sketch of the country from the Lead Mines on the Mississippi through the Great Lakes, intended to show the shortening of transportation to the West. Also with tables of distances.

Scale of plan, 1,320 feet to an inch; of the sketch, 80 miles to an inch. 17 x 214.
Litho. copy, uncoloured. S.

210. Map of Maine Constructed from the most Correct Surveys With Sectional Differences and Elevations or Level of the St. Croix River from Calais Bridge. Deduced from the States Survey. Made by W. Anson, Civil Engineer, in 1836. Engraved and Published by S. H. Colesworthy, Portland. 1837. Scale of miles 40-23 inches. 14 x 25.

Coloured print.

211. Map of Maine Constructed from the most Correct Surveys With Sectional Distances and Elevations or Level of the St. Croix River from Calais Bridge. Deduced from the States Survey. Made by W. Anson, Civil Engineer, in 1836. Engraved and Published by S. H. Colesworthy, Portland. 1837. Scale 15 miles to 1 inch. 141 x 23§.

Coloured print. S.

212. Sketch of the Works at 'Fort Fairfield' constructing by the Americans on the Arestook River in the 'Disputed Territory.' By Capt". Stow, R. A., from memory. St. John N.B., 11th June 1839. 15 x 11.

Uncoloured MS. copy bearing the stamps of the Inspector General of Fortifications, and Board of Ordnance.

213. Geological Map of the United States and the British Provinces of North America By Jules Marcou. Boston. Published by Gould & Lincoln, 59 Washington St., 1853. With sections.

Scale 90 miles to 1 inch. 34 x 22.
Coloured litho.

214. New England. Uncoloured tracing, no date, from Arrowsmith's Map of N. America. 81 x 81.

215. Chart of Portland Harbour and Islands, and Harbours Adjacent, Extending from the river Kennebec to Wood Island and Winter Harbour, drawn from the Survey of Des Barres with additions and corrections by L. Moody. Additions to 1857.

Scale, of a nautical mile to one inch. 49 x 27.

Uncoloured litho. bearing the Inspector General of Fortifications stamp. 0. 216. America-East Coast-Portland Harbour from the United States Coast Survey Published in 1854. Corrections to 1861. Admiralty chart with inset of Approaches to Portland Harbour.

Natural scale, 20000, 1 sea mile to 3 inches. 183 x 25.

Uncoloured print from plate bearing the stamp of the Inspector General of Fortifications. 0.

217. North America-East Coast-North Carolina. Fear, from the United States Coast Survey, 1854-7. to May, 1864. 38 x 26.

Uncoloured chart. S.

Albemarle Sound to Cape
Admiralty chart. Corrected

218. Aboriginal Map of North America, denoting the Boundaries and the Locations of various Indian Tribes. 1857.

Nos. 224 260 (Sess. 2). Ordered by The House of Commons to be Printed. 31st July and 11th August, 1857. Henry Hansard Printer. John Arrowsmith, Litho. 23 x 193. Select Committee-On The Hudson's Bay Company.

219. North America-East Coast-North Carolina. Preliminary Survey of Entrances to Cape Fear River, from United States Coast Survey 1857. Corrected to 1862.

Admiralty chart, with fortifications, &c., added to 24/2/65.

Scale, 1 sea mile to 2 inches 30000. 24 x 291.

Uncoloured prints from plate, adapted in MS., bearing the stamp of the Inspector General of Fortifications. 0.

220. Map of North America. Drawn by J. Arrowsmith. On this Map the Territories claimed by the Hudson's Bay Company in virtue of the Charter granted to them by King Charles the Second are coloured Green-The other British territories Pink, and those of Russia Yellow.

Nos. 224, 360 (Sess. 2). Ordered by the House of Commons to be Printed, 31st July and 11th August 1857. Henry Hansard, Printer. London. Pubd. 1858, by John Arrowsmith, 10 Soho Square.

Scale, English miles, about 200 to an inch. 22 x 17. Select CommitteeOn The Hudson's Bay Company.

221. America-East Coast-Charleston Harbour, from the United States Coast Survey, 1858. Admiralty chart, No. 2806. Corrected to 1861.

Natural scale, 30250. Scale, 1 sea mile-24 inches. 37 x 251.

There are four copies of this chart, adapted to show the defence works. One of them bears the Inspector General of Fortifications stamp. 0.

222. Hazard's Rail Road and Military Map of the Southern States prepared by the Committee on Inland Transportation of the Board of Trade of Philadelphia. From the latest accessible authorities. The Coast accurately drawn from the U.S. Coast Surveys. and adopted by the War Department as the Official Map for Government use, 1862. Philadelphia. Willis P. Hazard, 724 Chesnut Street. Drawn and Engraved by P. S. Duval & Son, Lith's, Philada.

Scale of Statute miles, 30-1 inch. 53 x 311.

Bears the stamp of the Inspector General of Fortifications. 0.

223. Map of the State of Virginia Compiled from the best authorities, at the Coast Survey Office. A. D. Bache, Supdt. 1862.

Scale 15 miles 1 inch. 341 x 27.

Coloured lithograph bearing the Inspector General of Fortifications stamp. O. 224, Mountain Region of North Carolina and Tennessee. Compiled by W. L. Nicholson & A. Lindenkohl. U. S. Coast Survey, A. D. Bache, Supt., 1863. 'Scale, 1 inch 10 miles. 41 x 277.

Coloured litho. bearing the Inspector General of Fortifications stamp. 0. 225. Map of Eastern Virginia Compiled from the best authorities and printed at Coast Survey Office, A. D. Bache, Supdt., 1863. Litho. by Chas. G. Krebs, Compiled by W. L. Nicholson.

Scale, 10 miles to inch. 21 x 261.

Coloured litho. bearing the stamp of the Inspector General of Fortifications. 0.

226. Map of Richmond, Va. and Surrounding Country showing Rebel Fortifications. From the latest and most authentic surveys.

Published by D. Van Nostrand, 192 Broadway, New York, 1864. Compiled and Drawn by Charles Sholl, T.E.

MS. note. This map is very incorrect as regards the Fortifications. (Signed) W. F. D. J. 24 10/65. 21 x 20 inches. Partly coloured litho. bearing the stamp of the Inspector General of Fortifications. 0.

227. Bacon's New War Map showing 50 Miles around Richmond. The circles are 10 miles apart. London: Bacon & Co., 48 Paternoster Row, 1864. Showing the lines of march of Gen'ls. Lee and Grant from Fredericksburg to Petersburg. Scale, 10 miles to 18 inches. Partly coloured, bearing the Inspector General of Fortifications stamp. 0.

228. Map of the Proposed Postal Route from British America to the West Indies and of the Existing Inter-Colonial Mail Lines (in connection with the R. M. Steamships from Southampton). 1866.

Scale of miles, 75-1 inch. 25 x 401 inches. Coloured litho. S.

229. Geo. W. Reese's New Map of the City of Buffalo, 1867.

Scale, 1,600 feet to an inch. 16 x 22. Coloured print.

230. North America by Keith Johnston. F. R. S. E. William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh & London, by W. & A. K. Johnston Edinburgh.

With railways coloured in. No. 41 in Keith Johnston's General Atlas, (1867).

Scales-Natural scale 1: 14,782,000-236-458 miles to an inch. Geographical and Italian miles 60-1 degree, 200 to an inch. Mexican leagues, 26.5=1 degree, 100 to 1 miles. English Statute miles, 69.16-1 degree, 100 to inch. Height in English feet. 171 x 22.

Coloured print bearing the Board of Ordnance stamp. 0.

231. Map Shewing the Location of the Northern Pacific Railway, with its Canadian Extension to Montreal, via Canada Central and Montreal Northern Colonization Railways. To accompany Mr. Legge's Report. Charles Legge, Chief Engineer, Montreal Northern Colonization Railway. Montreal, 19th Jany. 1872. Natural scale, 6336000 or 100 miles 1 inch. 281 x 221. Uncoloured litho.

232. Coast of North America between the Strait of Belle Island and Cape Cod Compiled from the most recent surveys. London published by James Imray and Son, 89 & 102 Minories 1876.

Insets-Ellis Bay; Seal Island; Shoals about Cape Sable; Gaspé Bay; Gut of Canso; Seven Islands Bay; Pictou Harbour; Trepassey Bay; South West Coast of Newfoundland; Strait of Belle Isle; Port Basque; Red Bay; St. Lunaire Bay; Cod-Roy; Harbour Grace; Chateau Bay; St. Pierre; Tréspassés, Bird Rocks, and North End of Magdalen Islands; Halifax Harbour; Conception Bay; Scatari Island to Sydney Harbour; Trespassey Bay; St. John's (Newfoundland). 74 x 41. 233. Jewett's New Sectional Map of the State of Minnesota Compiled from the official plats of United States Surveys and other late authentic sources by W. P. Jewett, Chief Draughtsman U. S. Sur. Genl's Office. Published by T. S. White & Co., Booksellers and Stationers, Saint Paul. May, 1876. References. Scale, 12 miles to one inch. 30 x 341.

Coloured print. S.

234. Map of New England and the Provinces, to accompany the A B C Pathfinder 'Railway Guide, 1882. 16 x 22.

Coloured print, undated.

235. Valley Forge Park and Vicinity. J. O. Clarke. 1907.

Scale, 1 mile to 4 inches. 13 x 11.

Coloured print. S.

236. Virginie et Maryland. Dessiné par Ed. Dumas Vorzet.

Gravé par L. Wuhrer, R. Gay-Lussac 52. Michel Lévy, frères, Editeurs. Imp. Becquet. Paris.

Echelle Métrique, 150000. 100 kils. to 23 inches. 243 x 173.
Uncoloured print. S.

237. A New Map of North America According to the Newest Observations by H. Moll Geographer. A Map illustrating the knowledge which the English possessed. of the Geography of the Northern part of North America prior to the Treaty of Utrecht. 10 x 73.

Uncoloured print. S.

238. Map of the Eastern part of the Province of New York, with part of New Jersey, &c. Drawn from the best Authorities. By T. Kitchin, Geog. InsetChamplain Lake. Scale, 45 miles 1 inch. 81 x 63.

Uncoloured print from Atlas F.

239. A Map of New England, and Nova Scotia; with part of New York, Canada, and New Britain and the adjacent Islands of New Found Land, Cape Breton &c. By Tho. Kitchin, Geogr.

Scale, 80 miles 1 inch. 13 x 10.

Uncoloured print from Atlas F.

240. Port Huron, St. Clair County, Mich. Surveyed and drawn upon a scale of 200 feet to an inch, by J. O. Carleton and Mendeville Poole, Surveyors and Engineers. Port Huron & Detroit, Mich. Lith. by R. Burger, Detroit. Inset— I. Wells' Mill. 32 x 21.

Uncoloured litho.

241. New Map of the Great Metropolis, including the Cities of New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken, &c. Published by Taintor Brothers, 758 Broadway. Scale, 1 mile=2 inches. 18 x 24.

Coloured print.

242. Terra Nveva. Endorsed Tierra Nveva, De los Bacalaos, Tavola Prima Del Mondo Nvovo. With a long note in Spanish. 11 x 83. Uncoloured print.

LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.

243. Carte de la nouuelle france, augmentée depuis la derniere, seruant a la nauigation faicte en son vray Meridien, par le Sr de Champlain Capitaine pour le Roy en la Marine; lequel depuis l'an 1603 jusques en l'année 1629 a descouuert plusieurs costes, terres, lacs, riuieres, et Nations de sauuages, par cy-deuant incognuës, comme il se voit en ses relations quil a faict Imprimer, en 1632 ou il se uoit cette marque ( a flag) ce sont habitations qu'ont faict françois.

Faicte l'an 1632 par le Sieur de Champlain. 34 x 20.
Uncoloured litho. S.

244. Carte de la nouuelle france, augmentée depuis la derniere, seruant a la nauigation faicte en son vray Meridien, par le Sr de Champlain Capitaine pour le Roy en la Marine; lequel depuis l'an 1603 jusques en l'année 1629; a descouuert plusieurs costes, terres, lacs, riuieres, et Nations de sauuages, par cy deuant incognuës, comme il se voit en ses relations quil a faict Imprimer en 1632, ou il se uoit cette marque (a flag) ce sont habitations qu'ont faict les françois. 35 x 22. Uncoloured MS. from Atlas F.

245. Description de la Novvelle France ou sont remarquées les diuerses habitations des François, depuis la premiere descouuerte jusques a present, receuillie et dressée sur diuerses relations modernes, 1643. A Paris chez Iean Boisseau, Enlumineur du Roy pour les Cartes Geographiques, en l'Isle du Palais a la Royalle Fontaine de Iouuence.

Echelle de 100 Lieues 33 pouces. 223 x 163.
Uncoloured print from plate.

246. Le Canada faict par le Sr de Champlain. ou sont La Nouvelle France, La Nouvelle Angleterre, La Nouvelle Holande, La Nouvelle Svede, La Virginie, &c. Avec les Nations voisines et autres Terres nouuellement decouuertes Suiuant les Memoires du P. DuVal Geographe du Roy A Paris. En l'Isle du Palais sur le grand Cours de l'Eau Avec Priuilege, 1653. Explication des lettres et Chifres de la Carte.

Echelle de Lieues Françoises, chacune de 2,500 Pas Geometriques, 64 au pouce Anglois. 23 x 17.

Coloured engraved plan.

247. Le Canada Fait par Sievr de Champlain 1664.

True Copy. Department of Crown Lands. Quebec May 23rd 1882, E. E. Tache, Asst-Commissioner. Published by Crown Lands Office, executed by Geo. E. Desbarats et Cie, Photo Lith.