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FRANKSTOWN-BRANCII, r. Pa. ; theNW. branch of the Juniata, rises in Bedfordco. and joins Raystown-branch, 2 m. belowthe borough of Huntingdon, and forms theJuniata.
FRARESAU, v. Aliso. on the road from StCharles to St. Louis .
FREDERICA, t. Kent co. Delaware , at theforks of Motlicrkill, a branch of Delawareriver; 7 m from Milford, 12 E. from Dover .
FREDERICA, a town of the state of Geor-gia, in Glynn co. and the W. side of St. SimonIsland, with a safe and commodious harbor,64 in. SW. of Savannah. Lon. 80° 56' W. lat.31° 6' N.
FREDERICK, t. Montgomery co. Pa . Pop.
1 , 000 .
FREDERICK, co. Md. on the Potomac.Pop. 45,793. Chief town, Fredericktown.
FREDERICK , t. Cecil co. Aid. on the Sas-safras, opposite Georgetown, 19 m. NE. fromChestertown .
FREDERICK, co. Va. Pop. 26,048. Chieftown, Winchester .
FREDERICK HOUSE, a trading stationin Upper Canada , near the head waters of theOttawa river. Lon. 82^ W. lat. 48- 30' N.
FREDERICK POINT, U. C. is on the E.side of Kingston harbor, and on the W. sideof Ilaldimand Cove, which is made by it andPoint Henry.
FREDERICKSBURG , t. Spottsylvania co.Va. and one of the most flourishing commer-cial towns in the state, is regularly laid outon the SW. bank of the Rappahannock river,110 m. from its mouth, 57 SW. from W. G6N. from Richmond . Lon. 77° 33' W. lat. 38°18^ N. It contains a court-house, jail, academy,2 banks, and 4 houses of public worship. Itis advantageously situated for trade, near thehead of navigation on the Rappahannock, in ■the midst of a fertile and well cultivated coun-try. Vessels of 130 or 140 tons ascend as faras this place, and large quantities of corn, flour,tobacco, and other produce, are brought fromthe surrounding country for exportation. Theannual value of exports has been estimated at$4,000,000. Pop. 3,307.
FREDERICKSBURG , t. Washington co.Indiana , on Big Blue river, 20 m. NW. fromCorydon.
FREDERICKSBURG , t Gallatin co. Ken.
FREDERICKSBURG , t. Lenox co. U. C.on the Bay of Quinte, W. of Ernestown.
FREDERICKTON , or St. Anne, capital ofNew Brunswick , on St- John’s river, at thehead of sloop navigation, about 90 m. above itsmouth.
FREDERICKTOWN, city and cap. Fred-erick co. Aid. on a branch of Alonocasy creek,43 m. NNW. from W. 42 W. from Baltimore .Lat. 39° 24' N. The public buildings are anelegant court-house, a jail, bank, brick market-house, academy, and 7 houses of public wor-ship. It is a very flourishing town, and hasconsiderable trade witli the back country.Great quantities of leather, shoes, hats, saddles,and gloves, are sent to Baltimore .
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FREDERICKTOWN, t. Knox co. Ohio ,7 ni. N. from Alount Vernon, 40 NE. from Co-lumbus .
FREDERICKTOWN, t. and cap. Aladisonco. Aliso. near St. Alichael’s.
FREDERICKTOWN, v. AVashington co.Pa. on the lcfl bank of Alonongahela river, 2 m.below the mouth of Tcn-AIile creek, and 8above Brownsville .
FREDONIA, v. Chatauque co. N. Y. 45 m.from Buffalo, and 45 from Erie , on the roadbetween the two latter places, and 4 m. fromDunkirk on Lake Erie .
FREDONIA, v. Crawford co. In. on Ohio r.5 m. below the mouth of Great Blue r. and 15m. a little S. of W. from Corydon.
FREE DO AI, t. Waldo co. Ale. 28 m. NE.from Augusta . Pop. in 1820, 788; in 1830,869
FREEDOAI, v. Dutchess co. N. Y. 35 m,from Albany .
FREEDOAL v. Baltimore co. Aid.
FREEHOLD, v. Greene co. N. Y. on Cats -kill creek, 20 m. NW. from Hudson, and 27SSW. from Albany *.
FREEHOLD, or Alonmouth, v. and seat ofjustice, Alonmouth co. N. J. 15 m. SW. by W.from Shrewsbury*, and 25 m. SE. by E. fromBordcntown It is a pleasant place, and hasan academy.
FREEMAN, t. Somerset co. Ale. 40 m. AAV,from Norrid«rcwock. Pop. in 1820, 517: in1830, 724.
FREEMAN’S STORE, v. Jones co. Geo.14 m. W. from Alilledgcville.
FREEPORT, t. Cumberland co. Ale. 20 m.NE. from Portland . Pop. 2,623.
FREEPORT, v. Armstrong co. Pa. on theright bank of Alleghany river, at the mouth■of Buffalo creek, 15 m. below Kittaning, and26 al>ove Pittsburg .
FREEPORT, t. in the south-west angle ofHarrison co. Ohio .
FREETOWN, t. Bristol co. Alass. lcfl sideof Taunton river, 40 m. S. of Boston . Pop.
l, 909.
FREETOWN, t. Cortlandt co. N.Y. Pop,in 1820, 6G3; in 1830, 3,051.
FRENCH BROAD RIVER, one of thesources of Tennessee river. It rises in SouthCarolina , and crossing the western part ofNorth Carolina, enters Tennessee through abreach in the mountain, and joins the Holston,11 m. above Knoxville . It is navigable forboats nearly the whole of its course in Ten-nessee . About 30 miles from its mouth is alarge medicinal warm spring.
FRENCH GRANT, v. Scioto co. Ohio , 106
FRENCH CREEK, r. Pa. which runs intothe Alleghany, 80 m. N. by E. from Pittsburg .It was the usual French route from Lake Eric to the Ohio .
FRENCH CREEK, t. Alercer co. Pa .