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Maury, Hickman, and Humphreys cos., andon W. side of the last joins the Tennessee ,about 80 m. W. from Nashville . It is naviga-ble for l>oats 90 miles.

DUCK CREEK, hundred, in N. side of Kentco. Delaware . Pop. 4,000.

DUCK CREEK, r. Del., which runs intoDelaware bay

DUCK CREEK, Little , r. Del., which runsinto Delaware bay.

DUCK CREEK, r. Ohio , which flows intothe Ohio , 1 in. above [Marietta.

DUCK ISLANDS, two small islands in theAtlantic, near the coast of Maine . Lon. G4° 4'W. lat. 44° 10' N.

DUCK ISLANDS, Upper Canada, in LakeOntario , near its outlet, with a good harbor.

DUCK ISLAND, small isl. near the coastof Maine . Lon. 67° 43' \V. lat 44° 45' N.

DUCK RIVER, small r. Michigan territory,which flows into the west side of Green-bay,about 3 miles from Fort Howard.

DUDLEY, t. Worcester co. Mass.; 18 m.SSW. from Worcester, 55 SW. from Boston ,380 from W. Pop. 2,1.55.

DUDLEY ISLAND, island in Passama-quoddy bay, Maine , belonging to Eastjjort.

DUFF’S FORKS, v. Fayette co. Ohio .

DUGDOMONI, the western branch of theOctahoola, Louisiana .

DUKE’S, co. Mass. It comprises Martha’sVineyard and the Elizabeth Islands. Pop. 3,518.Chief town, Edgartown.

DULCE, r. of N. America, in Costa Rica ,and Veragua, falls into the Gulf of Dulce, afterseparating the two provinces from which itflows. •

DULCE, gulf of the Pacific ocean , intowhich the river Dulce is discharged, lat 9° N.

DUMFRIES, t port of entry, and cap. ofPrince William co. Va. , on the Quantico, whichfalls into the Potomac 3 m. l>elow the town;33 m. S. from W., 88 N. from Richmond . Lon.77° 28' W. lat. 38° 40' N. It contains a court-house, a jail, a meeting-house, a large ware-house, and about 300 buildings; and has sometrade. The Quantico is navigable as far as tothe town for boats of 20 tons. At the mouthof the river there is a very handsome and ex-cellent harbor.

DUMMER, t. Coos co. N. II. 95 m. N. fromConcord. Pop. 65.

DUMMERSTON, t. Windham co. Vt. ; 31m. E. from Bennington, 5 N. from Brattlebo-rough, 431 from W. Pop. 1,592.

DUMSBURG, t Lycoming co. Pa .

DUNBAR, t. Fayette co. Pa .

DUNBARTON, t. Merrimack co. N. H. onW. side of the Merrimack, opposite Chester ;13 m. N. from Amherst, 55 W. from Ports-mouth . Pop. 1,067.

DUNCAN, fort, U. C. at the N. end of lakeNipigon.

DUNCAN’S CANAL, inlet on an island offthe NW. coast of America , in lat. 56° 58' N.

DUNCANSVILLE, v. Barnwell district, S.C. 623 m. from W.

DUNDAFF, v. Susquehannah co. Pa .

DUNDAS ISLAND, on the NW. coast ofAmerica . Lat. 54° 30' N.

DUNDAS, co. of Upper Canada , bounded Eby Stormont, SE. by St Lawrence river, Wby Greenville , and N. by Ottawa river.

DUNGENESS, Ne xo, point, on the NW.coast of America , at the entrance of the gulfof New Georgia. Lat. 48° 15'N.

DUNHAM, t Bedford co. L.C. on the SW.branch of the Yamaska. It is a fertile tractof county. Pop. 1,700.

DUNKARD, t Greene co. Pa . Pop. 1,055.

DUNKIRK, v. Chatauque co. N. Y. on LakeErie , 7 in. from the head of Casada Lake.

DUNKIRK, t. King and Queen co- Va. 25m. from Portroyal, 116 from W.

DUNKLIN’S, v. Newbury co. S. C.

DUNLAPSVILLE, v. on E. branch ofWhite Water river, Union co. In. 50 m. NW.from Cincinnati , and 83 a little S. of E. fromIndianapolis .

DUNNING STREET, v. Saratoga co. N. Y30 m. N. from Albany

DUNNSBURG, v. Lycoming co. Pa .

DUNSTABLE, t Hillsborough co. N. II.on the W. side of Merrimack river, 12 m. SE.from Amherst, 40 NW. from Boston .

2,417.

DUNSTABLE, t. Middlesex co. Mass, onthe S. side of the Merrimack, 37 m. NW. fromBoston . Pop. 593.

DUNSTABLE, t Lycoming co. Pa . Pop.500.

DUNSTANV1LLE, v. Edgefield district,S. C. 67 m. W. from Columbia ..

DUNVEGAN, fort, N. America , on Peace rLon. 1190 W. lat. 56° N.

DUNWICK, t. Middlesex co. U. C. on LakeErie .

DUNWICH, t U. C. co. of Suffolk , lies tothe W. of Southwold, having the river Thames for its N. and Lake Erie for its S. boundary.

DUPAGE, lake, In. is the expansion of tueriver Des Planes, 5 miles before it meets theKankakee.

DUPLIN, co. in Wilmington district, N. C. Pop. 11,373. Chief town, Ivcnansville. Atthe C. II. is a post-office, 55 m. N. from Wilmington.

DUPLIN, Old , v. Duplin co. N. C.

DUFREESVILLE, v. Northampton co.N C. 206 m. from W.

DURANT’S BAY , inlet on the coast ofN. C. in Albemarle sound. Lon. 76° 16' Wlat 35® 40' N.

DURANT’S ISLAND, small isl. in Albe-marle sound, N. C. Lon. 76° 15' W. lat 35°46' N.

DURANT’S POINT, cape, on the coast ofN. C. in Albemarle sound. Lon. 76° 30' Wlat. 36° 5' N.

DURANGO, an intendency of Mexico . Itis bounded N. by New Mexico , E. by SanLuis Potosi, S. by Zacatecas and Guadalaxara,and W. by Sonora . It contains 129,947 sq.ms. and only 159,700 inhabitants.

DURANGO, t Mexico , in the intendencyof Durango. It is the residence of the in