Eaftern

'Mr.B. laid, that the war was becoming more and more un« popular in the eaftern ftates,' efpecially in the ftate which he had he honor to reprefent, and they had in their late elections* come ❋ Unknown (1812)

The eaftern pier, which was repaired and in a great meafure rebuilt a few years ago, coft the Com - pany thirty-fix thoufand two hundred and eighteen rix-dollars in timber, and thirty - fix thoufand three hundred and twenty rix-dollars in mafonry, 'making at forty-eight ftivers,/. ❋ Unknown (1812)

They coafted along the eaftern fhores of Africa and the iflands which lie between that portion of the world and Afia, and arrived at Calicut, which then was the mart for fpices. ❋ Unknown (1812)

IX 30 N. Cuba is the molt weftern, and Batbadoes the moft eaftern ❋ Unknown (1797)

The Indian fpeeches, like thofe of the eaftern nations, generally were adorned with the moft bold and ftriking figures, and have not been inferior to any which either the Englifh, or French have been able to make to them. ❋ Unknown (1797)

The ufu - al obfequies of eaftern monarchs were pofufeljr beftowed on this occaiion, and confifled chiefljr in charities to the indigent, and magniiiceni erec - tions to the deceafed. ❋ Unknown (1797)

* The word Maya properly fignifies nomers; and the perfons here mentioned Magicians in a bad fenfe, and fo the were probably Arabians.fcr. pture frequently ufes it: But it was f YVhatever luminous body this was, commonly taken among the eaftern na - * it had the appearance of a ftar, and was tions, for any wife men whether prieits formed and conducted by the divine pow - ❋ Unknown (1797)

A fpecies of eaftern allragalus, with goats-rue leaves, is faid to be remark - ably cauftic, and to burn ihe tongue excefGvely when chewed. ❋ Unknown (1797)

South and eaft of them, from Conne£licut river to the eaftern boundary Hne of the colony, and north eaft or north to its northern boundary line, lay the Pequot, and Mohea - gan country. ❋ Unknown (1797)

At the eaftern termination of the northern front is the Salle des Etats, where Henry III. a A fembled the flates, twice during his diAraded reign. ❋ Unknown (1797)

Part of the plunder was received by the Pequots, and another part by the eaftern Nehanticks. ❋ Unknown (1797)

Hampfnire, and the eaftern counties of MalTachufetts, than in all America befides. ❋ Winterbotham, William, 1763-1829. Cn (1796)

From the approaching diflblution of the army, and the de - parture of the new levies which is on the eve of taking place, and the little profpeft of levying a new one in time, I have wrote to the eaftern ftates by the unanimous advice of the ❋ Unknown (1796)

Its northern limits will be the ridges of hills that divide the waters of the Tenncffee and the Great Kanhawa, and its eaftern boundary will be the high hills that divide the eaf - tern from the weftern waters in this part of America, which are called in Virginia the North mountains, and which continue their courfe through the Carolinas. ❋ Winterbotham, William, 1763-1829. Cn (1796)

The gofpel was firft. publifhed within the limits tf the Roman empire, then extending frotn ScytlpA to Numidia, and from the eaftern boundary of Afia to tbei coafis of the Atlantic. ❋ Walker, Robert, Fl. 1796. [from Old Catalog] (1796)

The rivers abound with fine filh, fuch as pike, perch, and cat fifh, which are all much larger than the fame fpecies on the eaftern. fide of the mountains. ❋ Unknown (1795)

An arcade, en* compafEng a court in the interior, communicates with all the apartments on the groupd floor, which is the principal, and with the gardens, on the eaftern fide of the chateau. ❋ Unknown (1795)

It confifls of a cen - tre and an eaftern wing, which are completed, and of a weftern wing, of which not half is yet raifed. ❋ Unknown (1795)

The eaftern branch paiTes through feveral fmaller lakes. ❋ Unknown (1795)

France, in the Mcditerraueta, the mod triangularly formed by the courfet of ibt eaftern of the Hieres. ftreama above meatiooed, 14 miksN. at ❋ Unknown (1795)