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shelter vast numbers of tropical birds. It hasseveral large caverns, with many little streamsand ponds of fresh water. It is covered withtrees, and particularly abounds with tobaccoand the wild cinnamon-tree. It is 30 m. N.of Dominica , and 40 E. of Guadaloupc. Eon.61° 11' W.; lat. 15° 52' N.
MARION, co. Miss, bounded by Hancockco. in Miss. SE. Washington parish, in Lou.S. Pike co. W Codington and Lawrence onthe N Pop. 3,701. Chief town, Columbia .
MARION, district,S.C. Pop. 11,208. Chief'town, Gilcsborough.
MARION, co. Geo. Top. 1,327, of whom100 are colored.
MARION, t. and cap. Twiggs co. Geo.
MARION, co. Ohio , hounded on the N. byCrawford, E. by Richland, S. by Delaware and Union cos. and on the W. by Ilardin co.It is 33 m. long from E. to W. and 18 broadfrom N. to S. Pop. 6,558. Chief town, Ma-rion.
MARION, v. and cap. Marion co. Ohio , onthe road from Columbus to Perryville, 48 in.NW. from Columbus , and 416 from W. Pop.287
MARION, v. Cole co. Miso. 144 m. W. fromSt Louis .
MARION, C. H. Marion district, S. C. 124m. a little N. of E. from Columbia .
MARION, co. Ten. bounded S. by Al. andGeo. W. and NW. by Franklin, N. by Bled-soe, and E. Dy Hamilton and the Cherokee lands; length 32, mean width 18 m. Surfacehillv, and in part mountainous. Tennesseeriver crosses its SE. angle. Chief town, Jas-per. Pop. in 1820, 3,888; in 1830, 5,516.
'MARION, co. Al . bounded W. by Monroeeo. in Miss, and the Chickasaw lands, N. byFranklin co. in Al . NE. by Lawrence, and E.by Blount and Jefferson. Length, 50 in. meanwidth 30. Pop. 4,058. Chief town, Pikevillc.
.MARION, eo. In. Chief town, Indianapolis ,the capital of the state. Pop. 7,181.
.MARKEES MILE, v. Vigo co. In.
.MARLBOROUGH, t. Greenville co. U. C.
MAR I,BOROUGH, t. Middlesex co. U. C.
MARLBOROUGH, t. Cheshire co. N. II. 5m. SE. from Keene . Pop. 822.
MARLBOROUGH, t. Windham co. Vt. 44in. S. from Windsor. Pop. 1,218.
MARLBOROUGH, t. Middlesex co. Mass.16 m. E. from Worcester, 27 W. from Boston .Pop. 2,074.
MARLBOROUGH, t. Hartford co. Ct. 17m. SE. from Hartford . Pop. 704.
.MARLBOROUGH, t. Ulster co. N. Y. onthe Hudson, 23 m. below Kingston. Pop.2,272. It lias 2 houses of public worship, 1lor Quakers , and 1 lor Presbyterians.
MARLBOROUGH, Lower, v. Calvert co.Md. on the Patuxent, 30 m. SW. from An-napolis .
MARLBOROUGH, Upper, t. and cap.Prince George co. Md. on the Patuxent , 21 m.SW. from Annapoli-.
MARLBOROUGH, district, S. C. Pop.8,578. At the court-house is a post-office.
MARLBOROUGII, f. in the northern bordors of Delaware co. Ohio , which is situatedin tiic village of Norton. Pop. 504.
MARLBOROUGH, v. .Marlborough district, S. C. 94 m. NE. from Columbia .
MARLBOROUGH, New, t. Berkshire co.Mass. 23 m. SSE. from Lenox, 118 WSW.from Boston . Pop. 1,656. A mineral springhas been discovered here.
MARLEY’S STORE, v. Sampson co. N.C.
MARLOW, t. Cheshire co. N. II. ,i3 m. \V.from Concord. Pop. 645.
MARQUESADO, Villa del , t. Mexico , 48leagues SE. from Mexico . Lon. 277° 10 W.;lat.' 18° 2' N.
MARQUETTE, r. Michigan , which runsW. and falls into Lake Michigan .
MARQUIS ISLANDS, cluster of small isl-ands in the Florida stream. Lon. 81° 30' W.;Iat. 24° 35' N.
MARRATTIOK, t. Halifax co. N. C. onthe S. bank of the Roanoke , at the foot of thelower falls. It lias a pleasant and advantageoussituation.
MARR’S BLUFF, v. Liberty district, S. C
MARSH ISLAND, isl. Maine , in the Pe-nobscot, 4 in. al>ove Bangor .
MARSHA LEVI LEE, v. Anson co. N. C.
MARSIIALLSVILLE, v. Mecklenburg co.
MARSHALLTOX, v. Chester co. Va.
MARSHFIELD, t. Washington co. Vt. IIm. ENE. from Montpelier . Pop. 1,271.
MARSHFIELD, t. Plymouth co. Mass. 15m. NNW. from Plymouth, 30 SE. from Bos-ton . Pop. 1,563.
MARSHY-IIOPE, r. Md. which rises inDelaware , and rims SW. into the Nanticoke,5 m. NE. from Vienna .
MARTHA'S RIVER, r. N. America , whichruns into the Missouri , 60 m. above the Yel-low-stone.
MARTHASVILLE, t St. Charles district,Missouri territory, 40 m. W. from St. Charles .
MARTHASVILLE, v. Montgomery co.Miso. 66 m. W. from St. Louis .
MARTHA'S VINEYARD, is]. Mass. 8 m.S. from Falmouth, 12 WSW. from Nantucket,19 in. long, and from 2 to 10 broad. Lon. 70 340' W.; lat. 41° 40' X. The greatest part ofthe island is low and level land. In some partsthe soil is fertile, but a great proportion is un-productive. The trees oil the island are smallThe principal manufactures are those of wooand salt. The island contains 3 towns, Edgartown, Tisbury, and Chilmark.
MARTICVILLE, v. Lancaster co. Pa .
MARTIN, Cape, promontory of Valencia ,in Spain , which separates the Gulf of Valen-cia from that of Alicant . Lon. 0° 36’ E.; lut.33 3 54' N.
MARTIN, co. N. C. bounded by BeaufortSE. Pitt SW. Edgecombe W. Halifax NW.Roanoke river, or Bertie N. and WashingtonE. Length 35 in. mean width about. 14 Chieftown, Williamslon. Pop. in 1820, 6,320; in] 830, 6,320.
MARTIN, co. In. bounded by Owen and