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tcndcnt and of a bishop: 170 leagues N\V.from the city of Mexico . Pop. 12,000.
DURHAM , t. Buckingham co. L.C. betweenWickham and Melbornc, 60 m. E. from ^Mont-real .
DURHAM, t. Greene co. N. Y. 20 m. NW.from Athens. Pop. in 1620, 2,970 ; in 1830,q rm
DURHAM, northern t. of Bucks co. Pa. onthe W. side of the river Delaware , 12 m. S.from Easton . Pop. 526.
DURHAM , t Cumberland co. Me. on theAndroscoggin, 26 m. NE. from Portland . Pop.
l, 731.
DURHAM , t Middlesex co. Ct. 7 m. S. fromMiddletown, 18 NE. from New Haven . Pop.1,116.
DURHAM , formerly Freehold^ t. Greene co.N. Y. on Catskill r. 20 m. NW. from Athens,30 S\V. from Albany . Pop. 3,039. It con-tains 1 Methodist and 2 Presbyterian churches,and a public library of 500 volumes.
DURHAM, New , t. Strafford co. N. H. 38 m.NW. from Portsmouth . Pop. 1,606.
DURHAM CREEK, r. Pa. which runs intothe Delaware , Ion. 75° 15' W. lat. 40° 35' N.
DUTCHESS, co. N. Y. on the E. side of theHudson, bounded N. by Columbia co. E. byConnecticut , S. by Putnam co. and W. by theHudson, which separates it from Orange andUlster counties. Pop. 50,926. Chief town,Poughkeepsie .
DUTCH SETTLEMENT, v. in Catharines,Tioga co. N. Y.
DUTOTSBURG, t Northampton co. Pa .
DUTTON, v. Penobscot co. Maine , 135 m.NE. from Portland . Pop. 652.
DUTY’S, v. Sumner co. Ten.
DUTYSVILLE, v. Sumner co. Ten.
DUXBOROUGH, t. Plymouth co. Mass. 10
m. N. from Plymouth, 38 SE. from Boston .Pop. 2,705. A number of vessels are ownedhere, and employed in the coasting trade andthe fisheries.
DUXBURY, t. Washington co. Vt . on Onionriver, 13 m. W. from Montpelier . Pop. 652.
DWIGHT, Arkansas territory,a missionarystation among the Cherokees , established in1820 by the American Board of Foreign Mis-sions. It is on the W. bank of the Illinois r.which empties into the Arkansas 4 m. below,and is navigable for keel-boats to Dwight. Thesite of the settlement is a small eminence, atthe foot of which issues a large spring of purewater. The lands on both sides of the riverarc fertile, and there is a good mill-scat in thevicinity. Houses are erected for the accom-modation of the mission family, and a schoolis opened. It is 200 m. above the town of Ar-kansas, 130 above Little Rock , 500, as the riverruns, from the mouth of the Arkansas , 100 be-low Fort Smith .
DYBERRY; t. Wayne co. Pa . Pop. 400.
DYER’S ISLAND, in the head of the bayof Quinte, lies to the eastward of MissassagaIsland, U. C.
DYER, v. Dyer co. Ten.
DYER, co. of Ten. situation and boundaries |2 II
uncertain. It has been recently erected Pop.
l, 904. Dyersburg is the capital.
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EAGLE, t. Hockhocking co. Ohio .
EAGLE, t. St. Clair co. Illinois .
EAGLE CREEK, r. Ohio , which flows intothe Ohio , 10 m. below Maysville, Ken.
EAGLE ISLAND, Hancock co. Maine .
EAGLE RIVER, a river of N. America ,which runs into the Mississippi . Lon. 92° 14'W. lat. 43° 50' N.
EAGLEVILLE, v. in Manlius, N. Y. m.E. from Manlius village.
EAGLEVILLE, t. Alabama , on the Tom-bigbec, just below the junction of the BlackWarrior. It is the chief town of a Frenchsettlement, and is pleasantly situated in a veryfertile country.
EARDLEY, t. York co. L.C. on Ottawa r.NW. of Montreal .
EARL, t. Berks co. Pa . Pop. 850.
EARL, t. Lancaster co. Pa. on Conestogacreek. Pop. 5,100.
EARLY, co. Geo. Pop. 2,051.
EARTHQUAKE LAKE, lake, Missouri ,about 40 m. W. from New Madrid . It is about20 miles long.
EAST BRANCH, r. Ohio , which joins theLittle Miami, in N. part of Hamilton co.
EAST ANDOVER, t. of Oxford co. Maine ,30 m. NW. from Paris .
EAST BAY, in Adolpliuslown, Bay ofQuinte, U. C. is where the forks of the N.Channel open, descending south-westerly fromllav bay.
EAST BECIvET, t. Berkshire co. Mass. 25
m. W. from Northampton.
EAST BETHEL, v. Oxford co. Me. 71 m.from Portland .
EAST BLOOMFIELD, t. Ontario co. N. Y. 6 m. W. from Canandaigua.
EAST-BRIDGEWATER, v. Plymouth co.Mass. Pop. 1,653.
EAST-CHESTER, t. Westchester co. N. Y. 8 m. S. from White Plains, 20 N. from NewYork . Pop. 1,300.
EASTERN, t. Chenango co. N. Y.
EASTERN BAY, bay on E. side of diesapeake Bay. Lat. 38° 50' N.
EASTERN NECK, isl. E. side of Chesa-peake Bay , at N. entrance of Chester river; 3£miles long, £ broad.
EASTERN RIVER, r. Maine , whicli joinsthe Kennebeck, at Dresden .
EASTERTON, t. Dauphin co. Pa. on E. sideof the Susquehannah, 4 m. above Harrisburg .
EASTHAM, t. Barnstable co. Mass, onBarnstable Bay, 24 in. ENE. from Barnstable ,89 SE. from Boston , 519 from W. Pop. 966.
EAST-DISTRICT, t. Berks co. Pa . Pop956.
EAST FALLS OF MACHIAS, v. Washington co. Maine , 5 m. E. from Machias, 7b^from W.
EASTERN DISTRICT, of U. C. boundedE. by the province of La C., S. by the river St.Lawrence, N. by the Ottawa river, and W. by