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MONROE, co. Michigan Territory. Pop.3,187. Chief town, Monroe.
.MON IM )U, t and cap. Monroe co. MichiganTerritor)’, on the river Raisin, 35 ni. S. fromDetroit .
.MONROE, t. Lincoln co. Missouri .
."MONROE, t. Hempstead co. Arkansas .
MONSON. t. Hampden co. Mass, on the lineof Connecticut, 17 m. E. from Springfield , 72WSW from Boston . Pop. 2,2(54. It contains2 churches, 1 for Congregationalism , and t forBaptists; a flourishing academy, with whichis connected a large boarding-house. Here arealso manufactories of cotton and wool.
MONTAGUE, t. Greenville co. U. C.
MONTAGUE, t. Franklin co. Mass, on theE. side of Connecticut river, opposite Green-field, with which it is connected by a bridge.It is 18 m. N. from Northampton , and 90 W.from Boston . Pop. 1,151.
MONTAGUE, Cape, cape in Hudson’s Bay.Lon. 88° W.; iat. 66° N.
MONTAGUE ISLAND, isl. near the N\V.coast of America , at the W. side of the en-trance into Prince William’s Sound. Lon. 147°to 148° W.; hit. 51P 50' to 60° 30' N.
MONTAUlv POINT, E. end of LongIsland , in Southampton. The light-house isat Ion. from W. 5° 6' E.; lat. 41° 4' N.
MONTEZUMA, v. in Mentz, N. Y. 12 in.N. lrom Auburn. Here is an extensive man-ufactory of salt.
MONTGOMERY , t. Franklin co. Vt. 40 m.NE. from Burlington. Pop. 460.
MONTGOMERY , t. Hampden co. Mass. 12in. NW. from Springfield . Pop. 579.
MONTGOMERY, co. N. Y. bounded bySchenectady SE. Schoharie S. Otsego SW.Herkimer W. Hamilton N. Saratoga E. Thesurface is pleasantly diversified, and the soilgenerally good. Pop. in 1820, 37,569; in 1830,43,595. Chief town, Johnstown.
MONTGOMERY, t. Orange co. N. Y. 12m. W. from Newburgh , 10 N. from Goshen, 70from New 7 York. Pop. 3,887. It contains anacademy and 8 churches.
MONTGOMERY, co. Pa. bounded by Phil-adelphia and Delaware cos. SE. Chester SW.Berks NW. Lehigh N. and Bucks NE.: length30 m. width 15. The surface of this countyis delightfully variegated by sloping hills andfertile valleys. The Schuylkill washes its S.border from its extreme W. angle to the mouthof the Perkiomen; it then enters the county,and runs through its S. corner. The Perkio-men also traverses this county, entering it atthe N. angle, and emptying it into the Schuyl-kill, a little above where the latter enters thecounty. The soil is generally productive, andthe county is noted for its quarries of finemarble. Pop. 1820, 35,793; in 1830, 39,404.Chief town, Norristown .
MONTGOMERY, co. Va. bounded by theBlue Ridge , or Franklin and Patrick cos. SE.Grayson and Wythe SW. Walker’s mountain,or Giles co. NW. and Botetourt NE. Length42 in. mean width 22]. Pop. in 1820, 8,733;in 1830, 12,304. Chief town, Christianshurg.
MONTGOMERY, co. Md. bounded by Po-tomac river, or by Fairfax and Loudon cos,Va . SW. Frederick co. Md. NW. Patuxent r.or Ann-Arundel NE. and Prince George andI). C. SE. Length 28 m. mean width 18Pop. in IrfO, 16,400; in 1830, 19,816. Chieftown, Rockville .
MONTGOMERY , co. N. C. bounded byRichmond and Anson S. Cabarras W. Rowanand Randolph N. and Moore E. Length 42in. mean width 18. It produces cotton, gram,and tobacco. Pop. in 1820, 8,693; in 1830,10,918. Chief town, Tindalsvillc.
MONTGOMERY , co. Geo. bounded byOakinulgcc river S. by Little Oconee riverSW. Laurens W. and NW. and Emanuel orGreat Ohoope river NE. Length 40 m. meanwidth 24. The Oconee and Oakmulgee, whichmeet at the southern extremity of this county,
! form the Alatamaha. Chief town, Mount Ver-non . Pop. in 1820,1,869; in 1830, 1,269.
MONTGOMERY, co. Ohio , bounded byWarren and Butler S. Preble W. Miami N.Clarke NE. and Greene E.; length 24 m.width 23. Chief town, Dayton . Pop. in 1820,15,999 ; in 1830, 24,252.
MONTGOMERY , t. near the eastern border of Richland co. Ohio .
MONTGOMERY, t. Franklin co. Ohio .Pop. 2,915.
MONTGOMERY, v. Franklin co. Ohio ,
MONTGOMERY , co. Ken. bounded SE.and S. by Estil, W. by Clarke, NW. by Bour-bon, NE. by Bath, and E. by Pike; length 38m. mean width 12. Surface rather uneventhan hilly; soil productive. Chief town, MountSterling. Pop. in 1820, 9,587; in 1830,10,221.
MONTGOMERY , co. Ten. bounded byChristian and Todd counties in Kentucky N.j by Robertson co. in Ten. SE. Dickson S. and|Stewart SW; length 40 m. mean width 17.].| Chief town, Clarkesville. Pop. in 1820,12,219;in 1830, 14,365.
MONTGOMERY, co. Al . bounded by PikeSE. Butler S. Wilcox and Dallas W. Alabamariver, or Autaga NW. and N. and the Musco-gee or Creek lands NE; length 50 m. meanwidth 30. Chief town, Montgomery . Pop. in1820, 6,604; in 1830, 12,694.
MONTGOMERY , v. and seat of justice,Montgomery co. Al . on Alabama river, 70 ni.by land from Cahawba . Lat. 32° 20' N.
MONTGOMERY, co. Miso. bounded byMissouri river S. Howard co. W. Cuivre river,or Lincoln N. and St. Charles E.; length 50 in.mean width 35. Pop. in 1820, 3,074; in 1830,3,900.
IVIONTICELLO, t. and cap. Sullivan co.N. Y. 4 m. W. from Nevesink river, and about40 a little N. of W. from Newburgh .
MONTICELLO, t. Fairfield district, S. C.35 m. N. from Columbia.
MONTICELLO, v. and seat of justice, Jas-per co. Geo. 32 m. NW. from Milledgeville.Lat. 33° 19' N.
MONTICELLO, v. and cap. Lawrence co.Mis. on Pearl river, 90 m. E. from NatchezLat. 31° 32' N.; Ion. from W. 12=> 55' W.