Encyclopædia Britannica, First Edition/James-town
James-town, once the capital of Virginia in America, and of James country, ſituated in a peninſula on the north ſide of James, or Pauhatan river, in W. lon. 76° 30′, N. lat. 37° 30′.
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James-town, once the capital of Virginia in America, and of James country, ſituated in a peninſula on the north ſide of James, or Pauhatan river, in W. lon. 76° 30′, N. lat. 37° 30′.