Andros Islands
a group of islands Andros, is about 70 miles long by 10 broad, at its broadest part. The interior 30' and 78° 32' W. The principal island, posed of extensive salt marshes and fresh water swamps, in which are islands valu- posed of extensive salt marshes and fresh of the largest of these islands is comable for their timber; consisting mostly of cedar of superior quality. Pop. about able for their timber; consisting mostly 8,000.
ANDROS, SIR EDMUND, an English provincial governor, born in 1637; was cluded, in Governor of New York in 1674-1682, and caused him to be generally execrated, of New England, with New York inof New England, with New York inin 1686-1689. His harsh exand, after his attempt to deprive Connecticut of its royal charter, he was seized by the people of Boston and sent to England under charges. He was also Governor of Virginia in 1692-1698, and of the Island of Jersey in 1704- 1706. He died in 1714.
United States; rises in the W. of Maine and of the Island of Jersey in 1704- United States; rises in the W. of Maine ANDROSCOGGIN, a river of the near the N. E. corner of New Hampwick, and finally joins the Kennebec a shire, then E., re-entering Maine, then few miles above Bath; not navigable.
S. and S. E., passing Auburn and Brunsfew miles above Bath; not navigable. wick, and finally joins the Kennebec a 44 miles N. E. of Cordova. Here an en-