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Harrison co. Va. on the right bank of the Mon-ongahela, 40 ms. SSW. from Morgantown .Lat. 30° 18' N.; Ion. from W. 3=> 20' W.
CLARKSBURG, v. Habersham co. Geo. 140m. NW. from Augusta .
CLARKSBURG, v. Ross co. Oliio, 16 m.NW. from Chiilicothe.
CLA R KSBURG, t. and scat of justice, Lewisca Ken. on a creek of Ohio river , 25 m. byland N.NW. from Washington, Ken. Lat. 38°44' N.; Ion. from W. 6° 10' W.
CLARK’S FORK, r. one of the great branch-es of the Yellow-stone, falls into that streamfrom the S. about 100 m. above the mouth ofBighorn river.
CLARKSON, t. Monroe co. N. Y. Pop. in1820, 1,612; in 1830, 3,251.
CLARK’S RIVER, the great middle branch of Columbia r. rises in the Chippewan moun-tains, interlocking with the sources of the Mis-souri , Hows SW. \V. and NW. by a course ofabout 800 m. joins Lewis’ river, and lorms theColumbia.
CLARKSTOWN, t. and seat of justice,Rockland co. N. Y. Pop. in 1820,1,808; in1830, 2,298.
CLARKESVILLE, v. and seat of justice,Montgomery co. Ten. on the point of landformed by the junction of Cumberland and Red;rivers, 45 in. by land Ixdow Nashville. I^at.36° 28' N.; Ion. from W. 10° 11' W.
CLARKESVILLE, t. Clarke co. In. at thelower part of the rapids of Ohio .
CLARKSVILLE, v. Clinton ca Ohio , 85 m.SW. from Columbus .
CLARKSVILLE, v. Wayne co. Pa .
CLARKSVILLE, v. King and Queen co.Va. 50 ms. NE. from Richmond .
CLARKSVILLE, v. Habersham ca Geo.140 m. N. from Milledgeville.
CLARKSVILLE, v Pike co. Miso. on Mis-sissippi r. 83 m. NNW. from St. Charles , and93 NNW. from St. Louis .
CLARKSVILLE, v. Clark co. Ala. 12 m.NE. from St. Stephens.
CL AVER ACK, t. Columbia co. N. Y. Pop.in 1820, 2,813; in 1830, 3,000. The villageof the same name is situated 5 m. E. fromHudson.
CLAY, ca Ken. on the head waters of Cum-berland and Kentucky r. bounded by Knox co.SE., Rockcastle W., Madison, Estill, and FloydE.; length 50 m. mean width about 40, area2,000 sq. ms. Chief town, Manchester. Pop.in 1820, 4,393; in 1830, 3,549.
CLAY, C. H. Clay co. Miso. 286 m. up theMissouri r. above St Charles, and 300 fromSt. Louis .
CLAY-PONDS, light-house, on Cape Cod ,Massachusetts .
CLAYSVILLE, v. Washington co. Pa. onthe U. S. turnpike road, 10 m. W. from thel»orough of Washington, 20 E. from Wheeling .This village contains 30 houses, in one streetalon^ the road.
CLAYSVILLE, v. Harrison co. Ken. 48 m.NE. from Frankfort
CLAYTON, t. lVrry oo. Ohio , 8 m. E.fromSomerset. Pop. 907.
CLAYTON’S STORE, v. Campbell co. Va.
CLAYTOXV1LLE, v. Raburn co. Geo. 160m. NNW. from .'Milledgeville.
CLEAR CREEK, Ohio , empties into theMiami from the E. below Franklin.
CLEAR CREEK, t. Fairfield co. Ohio , 9 m.SW. from Lancaster . Pop. 1,174.
CLEAR CREEK, t Warren co. Ohio . Pop.2,414.
CLEAR CREEK, t Richland co. Ohio .Pop. 309.
CLEARFIELD, co. in the central part ofPa. on a creek which runs into the W. branchof the Susquchannah. Pop. in 1820, 2,342;in 1830, 4,803. Chief town, Clearfield.
CLEARFIELD, t and cap. Clearfield co.Pa. situated in the central part of the county,on the W. branch of the Susquchannah.
CLERMONT, t. Columbia co. N. Y. on theHudson, 15 m. below Hudson, 45 below Alba-ny . Pop. 1,203. The elegant country-scat ofthe late Robert R. Livingston is in this town.
CLERMONT, co. SW. part of Ohio , on theOhio r. Pop. 20,466. Chief town, Batavia.
CLEVELAND , t. and cap. Cuyahoga co.Ohio, oil the mouth of Cuyahoga r. on LakeErie, 54 m. NW. from Warren , 150 NE.fromColumbus, 60 E. from Sandusky , 180 W. fromBuffalo , 131 NW. from Pittsburg. During thelate war, it was a depot of provisions; and aplace where many boats and lake craft werebuilt; and it is a noted point of embarkationon the lake. It is a growing place, having 4churches, a court-house, jail, an academy, 180houses, 40 stores, 9 groceries, 6 taverns, and1,200 inhabitants. Lat 41° 31' N.; Ion. fromW. 4° 44' W. The great Ohio canal here con-nects with the lake. This town, intermediatebetween Buffalo and Cincinnati , and the depotof the vast amounts of merchandise destinedE. and W. will not fail soon to become an im-portant town.
CLEVES, t. King George’s co. Va. on theRappahannock, 2 m. N. from Port Royal.
CLEVES, t. Hamilton co. Ohio , at the N.bend of the Ohio, 16 m. W. from Cincinnati .
CLIFFORD, t. Susquehannah co. Pa .
CLINCH, r. Ten. rises in Va. and runningSW. into Tennessee , unites with the Holstonat Kingston to form the Tennessee r. It isnavigable for boats 200 m.
CLINCH MOUNTAIN, Ten. divides thewaters of Clinch and Holston rivers.
CLINTON, t. Kenncbcck co. Me. 26 m. N.from Augusta . Pop. 2,125.
CLINTON, co. in the NE. part of N. Y. bounded N. by Canada, E. by Lake Champlain ,S. by Essex co. and W. by Franklin co. Pop.in 1820,12,070; in 1830, 19,344. Chief town,Plattsburg . It forms the NE. boundary ofthe state.
CLINTON, t. Dutchess co. N. Y. on theHudson r. below Hudson. Pop. 2,130.
CLINTON, t. Buckingham co. L. C.
CLINTON, v. Oneida co. N. Y. on Oriskan-ny creek, 9 m. WSW» from Utica. Hamilton