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E. branch of the Susquchannnh nt Pitlstmvn,32 in. above Wilkesbarrc.

LAWRENCE, co. Ken. Pop. 3,8J7. Lou-isa is the capital.

LAWRENCE, co. 11. Pop. 3,C6l. Law-rencevillo is the capital.

LAWRENCE, southern co. Oliio, boundedon the N. by Jackson, E. by Gallia, S. by theOhio river, and W. by Scioto co. Pop. 1820,3,400; in 1830, 5,3G6. Seat of justice, Bur-lington.

LAWRENCE, t. in the W. border of Starkco. Ohio . Pop. 1,108.

LAWRENCE, t. Tuscarawas co. Ohio .Pop. 602.

LAWRENCE, t. Washington co. Ohio .Pop. 413.

LAWRENCE, co. In. bounded by OrangeS. Owen and Martin W. Monroe N. JacksonE. and Washington SE.; length 21 m. width18. Pop. in 1820, 4,116; in 1830, 9,237.Chief town, Bedford.

LAWRENCE, co. W. Ten. bounded by Ala-bama S. Wayne W. Hickman N. and Giles E.;ength 2G m. width 22. Pop. in 1820, 3,271;in 1830, 5,412. Chief town, Lawrenccburg.

LAWRENCE, co. Arkansas , on While r.Pop. 5,606. Chief town, Jackson.

LAWRENCE, co. Mis. bounded NW. andN. by the lately ceded Choctaw territory, E.by Covington, S. by .Marion and Pike, and W,by Franklin ; length 60 tn. mean widtli 21.'Phe general surface is covered with tine tim-ber. Chief staples, cotton. Pop. 5,321. Mon-ticcllo is the capital.

LAWRENCE, v. and seat of justice, Law-rence co. Ark. on Black river, about 50 m.above its confluence with White river.

LAWRENCE, t. Lawrence co. Ohio .

LAWRENCE, l. Hunterdon co. N. J. Top.1,434.

LAWRENCE, t. Clearfield co. Pa . Pop. G83.

LAWRENCE, co. Alabama , on the S. sideof Tennessee river. Pop. 14,984. Chief town,Moulton.

LAWRENCE, St. a large r. of N. America ,proceeding from Lake Ontario , from which itruns 700 m. to the Gulf of St. Lawrence , inthe Atlantic. Its mouth is 100 m. wide; andit is navigable for shins of w«r a« far as Que-bec, which is 360 m. and vessels from Europe ascend to Montreal , which is 180 m. further.I u its course it forms a great variety of bays,harbors, and islands, many of which are fruit-ful and extremely pleasant.

LAWRENCE, St. Gulf of, is formed be-tween the W. part of Newfoundland , the E.shores of Labrador, the E. extremity of theprovince of New Brunswick , part of the prov-ince of Nova Scotia, and the island of CapeBreton. It communicates with the AtlanticOcean by three different passages.

LAWRENCEBURG, t. Armstrong co. Pa .

LAWRENCEBURG, t. Butler co. Pa .

LAWRENCEBURG, 1. and cap. Dearbornco. In. on the Ohio , 2 m. below the mouth ofthe Miami river, 28 from Cincinnati .

LAWRENCE'S, v. Southampton co. Va.

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LAW RENOE’S MILLS, v. Clinton eo. N.Y. by [Mistroad 177 m. from Albany .

LAW RENCE\ ILLE, v. Tioga co. Pa. bypostroad 149 in. NNW. from Harrisburg .

LAW RENCE\ IULE, v. Montgomery co,N. C. 109 m. SW. by W. from Raleigh .

LAW RENCE\ ILLE, v. Gwinnett co. Geo.133 m. NW'. from Milledgcville.

LAW RENCEY ILLE, t. Alleghany co. Pa.2 or 3 m. from Pittsburg.

LAW RENCK\ ILLE, v.Nanscinond co.Va.

LAWRENCEVILLE, t. Madison co. Ohio ,on the road from Columbus to Springfield.

LAWRENCEVILLE, t. Lawrence co. II.

LAWSVILLE, t. Susquchaimah co. Pa . N.from Montrose.

LAWYERSVILLE, v. Schoharie co. N. Y.

LAYTONS, v. Essex co. Va.

LEACOCK, t. Lancaster co. Pa. 9 m. E.from Lancaster.

LEADING CREEK, r. Ohio , runs into theOhio , 17 ni. above Gallipolis.

LEADSVILLE, v. Randolph co. Va.

LEAF RIVER, r. Mississippi , which joinsthe Chickasaw, 8 m. below the parallel of 31°N. lat. to form the Pascagoula .

LEAF RIVER, v. Green co. Missouri .

LEAKSVILLE, t. Rockingham co. N.C.

LEA'S, v. Granger co. Ten.

LEAKBURG, t. Caswell co. N. C. 80 m. E.from Bcthanv.

LEATHERWOOD’S STORE, v. Henryco. Va.

LEAVENWORTH, v. Crawford co. In. onthe Oliio river.

LEBANON, t. Lawrence co. Arkansas .

LEBANON, t. York co. Me. on the E. sideof Salmonfall river, about 2(J in. NW. of Ports-mouth in N. II. Pop. 2,391.

LEBANON, t. Grailon co. N. II. on Con-necticut river, opjiosite the mouth of Whiteriver, 4 in. below Dartmouth college . A min-eral spring has lately liecn discovered here, thewaters of which arc efficacious in curing rheu-matism and cutaneous disorders. Pop. 1,868.

LEBANON, t. New London co. Ct. 9 m.NW. from Norwich, 30 SE. from Hartford .Pop. 2,552. It is an excellent agriculturaltownship. It contains four churches, and anacademy.

LEBANON, t. Madison co. N. Y. 35 m.SW. from Utica, 115 W. from Albany . Pop.2,249.

LEBANON, t. Hunterdon co. N. J.

LEBANON, co. Pa. bounded by LancasterSE. Dauphin SW. and NW. and Berks NE.;length 17 m. width 17. Its NW. boundary isthe Blue Mountain, or Kittatinny Ridge. Sta-ples, grain, flour, whisky and iron. Chieftown, Lebanon. Pop. 1820, 16,988; in 183020,54G.

LEBANON, v. Russell co. Va. 358 m. a littleS. of W. from Richmond .

LEBANON, v. Washington co. Geo.

LEBANON, t. and cap. Wilson co. Ten. 25m. E. from Nashville . In the vicinity is anacademy.

LEBANON, t. Washington co. Ken.