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IIALLOWELL, t. Kennebeek co. Me. onKennebeek river, at the head of the tide, 2 m.below Augusta, 54 m. NE. from Portland .Lat. 14° 16' N. Pop. 3,964. It is a flourish’ing town, a place of considerable trade, andexj>orts large quantities of beef, pork, potand |>earl ashes, flour and lumber. The riveris navigable to this place for vessels of 150 tons.

HALLOWELL , t. Prince Edward co. U. C.on Lake Ontario .

HALLOWELL CROSS-ROADS, Kennc-bcck co. ZVIe. near the village of Hallowell ,and 53 m. NE. from Portland .

HALL’S RIVER, N. II a head-water ofthe Connecticut ; flows from the NW and itsmouth is in lat. 45° N.

HALL'S CROSS-ROADS, Harford co. Md.30 m. NE. from Baltimore .

HALLSVILLE, v. Montgomery co. N. Y. ;73 m. NW. from Albany .

HALLSVILLE, v. Duplin co. N. C. about100 in. SE. from Raleigh .

HAM, t. Buckingham co. L. Canada; 50 m.SE. from Three Rivers.

IIAM-BLUFF, cape, at the W. extremityof Santa Cruz, in the West Indies . Lon. 63°34' W.; lat. 17° 5P N.

HAMBURG, t. Erie co. N. Y. on Lake Eric ,S. of Buffalo. Pop. 3,348.

HAMBURG, t. Sussex co. N. J. ; 18 m.from Goshen, N. Y. 20 from Newton.

HAMBURG, t. Niagara co. N. Y. ; 436 m.from W.

HAMBURG, v. Otsego co. N. Y.

HAMBURG, t. Berks co. Pa. on the E. sideof the Schuylkill; 18 m. N. by W. from Read-ing, 70 XNW. from Philadelphia .

HAMBURG, t. Abbeville district, S. C. onSavannah river, op|>ositc Augusta . The firstbuildings were commenced in June, 1821, andin 1822 there were erected 200 dwelling-housesand stoics. Hamburg was erected for thepurpose of diverting the trade of this part ofthe state, and also of the upper parts of Geor-gia, from Savannah to Charleston . A rail-roadis now in progress between this place andCharleston .

HAMBURG ON THE LAKE, v. Niagaraco. N. Y.

HAMDEN, v. Delaware co. N. Y. ; 104 m.SW. from Albany .

HAMDEN, t. New Haven co. Ct.; 8 m. N.from New Ilaven. Pop. 1,669. Within thetownship, about 2 m. from N. Haven , there isa large gun manufactory.

HAMILTON, cape on the N. end of theisland of Newfoundland .

HAMILTON, t. Essex co. Mass.; 10 m.NW. from Salem. Pop. 743.

HAMILTON, co. N. Y. ; bounded by Mont-gomery S. Herkimer SW. and W. St. Law-rence and Franklin N. and Essex, Warren,and vSaratoga E. This county was formerlycontained in the northern part of Montgomery.Pop. 1,324.

HAMILTON, t. Gaspe co. L. Canada, onChaleur Bay .

HAMILTON, t. Northumberland co. U. C.extending from Lake Ontario to Rice Lake.

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HAMILTON, t. Philadelphia co. Pa. onthe Schuylkill, opposite Philadelphia .HAMILTON, t. Martin co. N.C. HAMILTON, t. Warren co. Ohio . Pop.1,665.

HAMILTON, a port in the Bermuda isl-ands, and seat of government.

HAMILTON, t. Madison co. N. Y. 25 m.SW. from Utica, 110 W. from Albany . Pop.3,220. It contains 2 churches. The villageis handsomely built on the main branch ofChenango river.

HAMILTON, v. Guilderlandt, N. Y. HAMILTON, t. Gloucester co. N. J. HAMILTON, co. E. Ten. Pop. 2,274Braincrd is the chief town.

HAMILTON, co. the SW. part of Oliio, onOhio river. Pop. 52,321. Chief town, Cin-cinnati .

HAMILTON, t. and cap. Butler co. Ohio ,on Miami river, 25 m. N. from Cincinnati , 105SW. from Columbus . Here is a printing-office. Pop. 1,097.

HAMILTON, t. Franklin co. Ohio , on theE. side of the Scioto, 7 m. from Columbus .

HAMILTON, v. St. Lawrence co. N. Y. on St. Lawrence river , 20 m. below Ogdens-burg.

HAMILTON, v. of Cataraugus co. N. Y. on the right bank of Alleghany river, at andbelow the mouth of Olean. The Alleghanyriver is there about 80 yards wide, and at sea-sons of high-water, navigable for vessels of 8or 10 tons burthen. Distant from Pittsburgby land 170 m. by water 260, from Buffalo 65,and from navigable water in Genesee river,near Angelica, 25 m.

HAMILTON BAN, t. Adams co. Pa .HAMILTONVILLE, Huntingdon co. Pa. on the Juniata .

HAMPDEN, t. Penobscot co. Me. on the Wside of Penobscot river; 10 m. SSW. fromBangor , 29 NW. from Castinc. Pop. 2,020.

HAMPDEN, co. Mass. Pop. 31,640. Chieftown, Springfield.

HAMPDEN, t. Geauga co. Ohio .HAMPSHIRE , co. Mass. Pop. 30,210.Chief town, Northampton .

HAMPSHIRE, co. Va. Pop. 11,279. Chieftown, Romney.

HAMPSHIRE, co. in Quebec district, L.Canada, on the N. side of the St. Lawrence .

HAMPSTEAD, t. Queen’s co. N. Bruns-wick, on the W. side of St. John river.

HAMPSTEAD, t. Rockingham co. N. II.;24 m. SW. from Portsmouth . Pop. 913.HAMPSTEAD, v. King George co. Va. HAMPSTEAD, t. Rockland co. N. Y. 15m. NW. from New York . It contains severalchurches, and the extensive iron-works, calledRamapoo Works.

HAMPTON, t Rockingham co. N. H. onthe sca-coast, 18 m. SW. from Portsmouth .Pop. 1,103. It contains two meeting-houses,and an academy.

HAMPTON, t. Windham co. Ct.; 37 mE. from Hartford . Pop. 1,101.

HAMPTON, v. in Westmoreland, Oneidaco. N. Y. ; 11 m. W. from Whitesborough.