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iting here, during the summer mouths, add tothe attractions of the city. The {>copIe areaddicted to giving parties; and the tone ofsociety is fashionable and pleasant. Strangers,in general, are much pleased with a temporarysojourn in this city, which conveys high ideasof the refinement and taste of the country.There are now much larger towns in theWest; hut none presenting more beauty andintelligence. The stranger, on finding him-self in the midst of its polished and interest-ing society, cannot but be carried back by thestrong contrast to the time, when the patri-archal hunters of Kentucky , reclining on theirbuffalo robes around their evening fires, cano-pied by the lofty trees and the stars, gave itthe name it bears, by patriotic acclamation.The number of inhabitants is 6,104.

LEXINGTON, v. and seat of justice, Hen-aerson co. Ten. on Beech river, a small branchentering Tennessee river irom the W. 110 m.SSW. from Nashville .

LEXINGTON, v. Scott co. In. 95 m. a lit-tle E. of S. from Indianajioli.s.

LEXINGTON, t. Boone co. Miso. 163 in.W. from St. Louis .

LEXINGTON, 0. II. and v. Lexington dis-trict, S. C. 12 m. from Columbia .

LEXINGTON HEIGHTS, v. Greene co.N. Y. 50 in. from Albany .

LEXINGTON HILL, v. Lillard co. Miso.173 m. \V. from St. Louis .

LEYDEN, t. Franklin co. Mass. Pop.796.

LEYDEN, t. Lewis co. N. Y. on Blackriver, 33 in. N. from Utica, 115 N\V. from Al-bany . Pop. 1,502.

LIBERTY, t. Sullivan co. N. Y. on Dela-ware river . Pop. in 1820, 851; in 1830, 1,277.

LIBERTY, v. Tioga co. Penn . 123 in. fromHarrisburg .

LIBERTY, v. and scat of justice, Bedford co Va. on one of the higher branches of Otterriver, 25 m. SE. from Fincastlc.

LIBERTY, co. of Geo. bounded by the At-lantic Ocean SE. MTntosh S. Alatauiaha riverS\V. Tatnull N\V. and Bryan NE. length 50m. mean width 10. Chief town, Riccborough.Pop. in 1820, 6,695; in 1830, 7,234.

LIBERTY, t. Trumbull co Ohio.

LIBERTY, t. in the S. part of Delaware co.Ohio .

LIBERTY, t. Columbia co. Pa .

LIBERTY, t. and cap. Amite co. Mis. 65m. from Madisonville.

LIBERTY, t. Union co. In.

LIBERTY, t. Smith co. Ten. 20 m. S. fromJarthage.

LIBERTY, t. Casey co. Iven. Pop. 118.

LIBERTY, t. Butler co. Ohio , 6 m. E. fromHamilton. Pop. 1,729.

LIBERTY, t.Clinton co. Ohio , 7 m. N. fromWilmington. Pop. 800.

LIBERTY, t. Highland co. Ohio , in whichis Hillsborough, the seat of justice for the co.

LIBERTY, t. Montgomery co. Oliio, 9 m.\V. from Dayton .

LIBERTY, t. Washington co. Missouri .

LIBERTY, East, v. Marion co. Ten. 102m. from Murfivesborough.

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LIBERTY CORNER, v. Somerset co. N. J.

LIBERTY HALL, v. Morgan co. Geo.

LIBERTY HALL, v. Pittsylvania co. Va. 121 m. from Richmond .

LIBERTY HALL, Pendleton district, S.C. 107 m. NW. from Columbia .

LIBERTY HILL, v. Kershaw district,S. C.

LIBERTY IIILL, v. Greene co. Al .

LIBERTY TOWN, t. Frederick co. Md.12 m. NE. Frederickton, 46 from W.

LICK, t. Jackson co. Ohio .

LICKING, r. Ken. which falls into the Oliicat Newport, after a course of more than 180miles. It is navigable 70 miles.

LICKING, r. Ohio , which joins the Mus-kingum on the W. opposite Zanesville . Nearits mouth extensive iron works are erected.

LICKING, co. Oliio. S<j. ms. 700. Pop.20,868. Chief town, Newark .

LICKING, t Licking co. Ohio .

LICKING, t. Muskingum co. Ohio , 10 m.NW. from Zanesville .

LICKING CREEK, v. in the SE. angle ofBedford co. Pa. 25 in. SE. from Bcdiord, and10 m. N. from Hancockstown.

LICKING-STATION, v. Flovd co. Ken.

LICKVILLE, v. Greenville district, S. 116ni. NW. from Columbia .

LICONIA, v. Harrison co. Indiana .

LIGONIA, v. Somerset co. Maine , 81 m. N.from Portland .

LIGONIA, v. in the NE. angle of Westmoreland co. Pa .

LIGONTON, v. Amelia co. Va.

LILY POINT, v. King William co. Va36 m. NE. from Richmond .

LIMA, t. Livingston co. N. Y. 16 m. W.from Canandaigua. Pop. in 1820, 1,9G3 ; in1830, 1,764.

LIME CREEK, v. Monroe co. Alabama .

LIMERICK, t. York co. Me. about 12 in.W. of the river Saco . Pop. in 1820, 1,377; in1830, 1,426.

LIMERICK, v. Jefferson co. N. Y.

LIMERICK, t. Montgomery co. Pa. on theNE. side of the Schuylkill, 5 m. E. from Potts-grove, and 25 W. from Philadelphia . Pop.1,744.

LIME ROCK, v. Providence co. K. I. 6 infrom Providence.

LIMESTONE CREEK, r. Ten. the NE.branch of Nolachucky river.

LIMESTONE, co. Alabama , bounded byTennessee river SW. Lauderdale co. W. Gilesco. in Tennessee N. and Madison co. in Al .E.; length 30 in. width 24. Much of the soilis excellent. Chief town, Cotton-Port. Pop.in 1820, 9,871; in 1830, 14,843.

LIMINGTON, t York co. Me. on the W.side of Saco river, 4 m. W. of Standish, and22 W. of Portland . Pop. 2,320.

LINARES, t. Mexico, in New Leon , be-tween Bravo and St. Fernando rivers. Lon.from W. 22-' 20'; lab 25° 50'.

LINCHANCIIIA, t. Yucatan , 25 m. N. ofMerida .

LINCOLN, co. Niagara district, L T . C. onNiagara river , at its mouth.