Saint Brieux, or Sant Briec, an old seaport town of France,
eapital of the Department of Cote du Nord. It is a Bishop's
see. A French and Breton Dictionary was printed here in 1640
by Guillaume Doublet, who had been carrying on his business
in the town since 1623.
Saint Clairsville, a post village of the United States of
America, capital of Belmont County, Ohio. — 1846. In 1850
two weekly Newspapers were published here.
Saintes, or Sainctes, a considerable town of France, in the
Department Charente Inferieure, situated on the river Charente.
It is a place of great antiquity, and possesses some very inter-
esting Roman remains. It was formerly the capital of the
province of Saintonge. Francois Aubert was a printer here in
the year 1598.
Salem, a small town of the United States of America, in
Washington County, New York. It was first settled in 1756.
In the year 1806 Dr. Owen's Exposition of Psalm CXXX. was
printed here by Dodd and Rumsey, 12°- In 1850 one News-
paper was published.
*Salernum. The earliest Salerno book which I have met
with is Pauli Grysignani Kbellus de pulsibus et urinis, 12°,
" Impressum Salerni per C. Allifanum, anno salutiferse Incarna-
" tionis 1543, Die vero 25 mensis Junii. Teucrorum (Turca-
" rum ?) magna classe molestante regnum Neapolitanum/" The
workmanship of this curious little volume is but indifferent.
A copy of it is in the Bodleian Library.
Salford, a large and populous borough town of England, in
Lancashire, now forming one of the suburbs of the city of
Manchester. An edition of Tim Bobbin's Works, and a treatise
of Emmanuel Swedenborg, were printed here in 1812.
