(Title Page to) A new general atlas, chiefly intended for the use of schools and private libraries; also calculated to accompany modern geographies and gazetteers. Containing twenty-six maps. New-York: Published by James V. Seaman, No. 296 Pearl-Street. 1821.

An obscure little atlas with a nice map of the United States and most of the other maps apparently copied from Guthrie's atlas maps. Maps in outline color. Bound in marble paper-covered boards with half leather. "General Atlas" printed on spine.
Cf P6045 (1820 edition)