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Tfunpa ; / 2, of Tyß ; g 2, of Dßangot-Tarkhanvff'; h 2,of Seko ; i 2, of Khatafuk ; k 2, of Koß ; l 2, of Mar-tafa ; m 2, of Shenebata ; n 2, of Tqfik ; 02, of Mudon ;p 2, of Kho/iß; q 2, of Khot-dal; r 2, of Aßemir; s 2,of Kelemet; t 2, of Khaßükai ; «2, of Shomakhu ; v 2,of Dtf/tf/ ; w 2, of .E/ft/fco* ; x 2, of £/£{/& ; y 2, of Taruik ;z 2, oiTendyr ; 03, of Kandruk ; £3, oiKutßuk; c 3,of the Abaffian race Tramkt; d 3, of Shabafgeeri; e 3, ofthe beft and talleft race of Abaffian horfes; / 3, of Tßikhen.—p. 412.

Plate XXII. Two Ingufliians ; one of whom is reprefented with his fire-arms or mufket (apparently in a cafe, fufpended over hisleft flioulder), together with a dagger and fabre; the other,with the ufual fhield, and a fhort pike on which the gun islevelled, when taking aim.—p. 436.

Plate XXIII. A matron in the national drefs worn by the wives of theKozaks, and a girl of Tfherkafk.—p. 474.

Plate XXIV. Reprefents a lady of diftinftion among the Nagays; in themiddle of the group is a princefs of that nation, attendedby a female flave.—In the back-ground appear tents con-conftru&ed of feit, and arabas or two-wheeled carts.—P- 534-

Plate XXV. View of the Fortrefs and the Roads of Taganrog; drawn\l frora the country-houfe of the governor: in front, arereprefented a plantation of mulberry-trees, a grove of wil-lows, and the wharf:—pp. 484 and 485.

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