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7. Uftiuffina, on the Mologa, falling into the Volga.

8. Tcherepovetz, on the river Schekfna, falling into the Volga ..

9. Kirilof, on the fame river. m

1 o. Bieloferlk, on the fouth fide of the Bielofero, near the river Schekfna.

VIII.— Government of Tver.

An independent principality, united to the Ruffian empire by Ivan Vaffilievitch, andcomprized in the government of Novogorod. It was feparated from Novogorod, andwas the firll government efiablifhed upon the new plan.—Contains thirteen diftri&s.

1. Tver, on the Volga , where that river is joined by the Tverza.

2. Vylhnei Volotffiek, on the river Zna,

3. Torffiok, on the Tverza.

4. Oftaffikof, on an ifland of the lake Seliger.

5. Rlhef-Volodimerof, on the left fide of the Volga.

6. Subzof, on the left fide of the fame river.

7. Staritza, on the Volga.

8. Krafnoi Kholm, on the river Schoca, which falls into the Mologa.

9. Koliafin, on the Volga.

10. Kakin, near the Volga.

11. Belhetzk, on the Mologa.

12. Kortchera, or Kortchef, on the Volga.

13. Vefiegonlk, on the river Mologa..

IX,-— Government of Smolenfko.

After being an object of contention, and reciprocally poffefied by Poland and Ruffia,was conquered by Alexey Michaelovitch in 1654, and finally ceded to Ruffia at thepeace of Mofcow, in 1666.—Contains twelve diftri&s.

1. Smolenfko, on both fides of the Dnieper.

2. Poretchie, on the river Kafplia, falling into the Duria.

3. Dukortchina, on the Dnieper.

4. Bieloi, on the fmall river Vobiffia, falling into the Meffia, which difcharges xtfelf

into the Duna.

5. Sytcherlk, on the river Vafufa, falling into the Volga.

6. Gffiatlk, or Gffiat, on the river Gffiat, falling into the Vafufa,.

7. Viafina, on the river Viafma, falling into the Dnieper.

8. Dorogobufh, on the Dnieper.

9. Yukhnof, on the Ugra, falling into the Occa.

10. Felna, on the Defna.

11. Roltarl, on the Oiler, which falls into the Soffi-

12. Krafnoi, on a rivulet which falls into the Dnieper-

X .—Government of Polotfk.

Difmembered from Poland by the Treaty of Partition in 1772.—Contains elevensffiftri&s.

1. Polotlk, on the Duna, at the mouth of the fmall river Polota..

2» Drilfa, or Dryfin, on the river Drilfa,.falling into the Duna.

3. Dunaburgh, on the right fide of the Duna.

4 * Refitza, on the rivulet Refiza, or Rofitten, falling into the lake Liubahn.

5, Liutzin*