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PALMYRA, t. Dauphin co. Pa. 128 m. W.from W.
PALMYRA, t. Portage co. Ohio , 3 in. ESE.from Ravenna . Pop. 839.
PALMYRA, t. Montgomery co. Tennessee ,on the Cumberland, 15 m. below Clarkesville,65 NW. from Nashville .
PALMYRA, v. Wayne co. N. Y. near Mudcreek, and on the Eric canal, 12 m. nearly N.from Canandaigua. Pop. 3,427.
PALMYRA, t. Pike co. Pa. 6 m. SE. fromBethany.
PALMYRA, v. Lebanon co. Pa. 15 m. E.from Harrisburg .
PALMYRA, v. at Palmyra Bend, Warrenco. Mis. 25 m. below Walnut Hill.
PALMYRA, t. and cap. Edwards co. II.on the Great Wabash, 20 ni. below Vincennes ,40 NE. from Carmi. It is situated in a finecountry
PALMYRA, t. Mississippi , at Palmyra-Bend, about 25 m. below Walnut Hills.
PALMYRA, t. Edwards co. II. on the Wa-bash, 40 m. by water below Vincennes .
PALMYRA, v. Pike co. Missouri , 192 in.NW. from St. Louis .
PALOURDE, Grassy, Jean, and Verrctform a chain of small lakes between Techeand the Fourche river, La . It is through thischain of lakes that a ferry has been establishedfrom the mouth of Tcciie to the Fourche andMississippi rivers. The intermediate groundis so low and marshy, as to render the forma-tion of a road at any season impracticable. Asmall canal and creek unite the Fourche, 16m. from its efilux from the Mississippi , withLake Verret, from which the lakes mentionedin this article, and their connecting channels,complete the communication between the east-ern and western part of the state.
PAMELIA, t. Jefferson co. N. Y. Pop.2,263.
PAMLICO SOUND , a large bay on thecoast of N. Carolina , 86 in. long, and from 10to 20 broad. It is separated from the sea bya sandy beach hardly a mile wide, which iscovered with bushes. It communicates withAlbemarle Sound. Oerecock is its principaloutlet.
PAMUNKY, r. Va. formed by the N. andS. Anna. It runs SE. and unites with theMattapony to form York river.
PANAMA, v. Chatauque co. N. Y.
PANSE, r. In. which flows NW. into theWabash, a little above the junction of the Tip-pecanoe.
PANUCO, river of Mexico , rises near SanLuis Potosi, and flowing E. over the state ofSan Luis Potosi, falls into the Moctezuema.
PANUCO, city of Mexico , in the state ofVera Cruz, on the river Panuco, near the Gulfof Mexico , and 170 m. N\ by E. of the city ofMexico . Lon. 21° 30' W.; lat. 23=> 13' N.from W.
PANTHER CREEK, r. Iven. which runsinto the Green river.
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PANTON, t. Addison co. Vt , on LukeChamplain, 33 m. S. from Burlington. Pop.605.
PAOLI, t. and cap. Orange co. In. 27 N.from Lcvenworthville, 40 E. from Vincennes .
PAOLI, v. Orange co. In.
PAPANTLA, t. of Mexico , in the state ofPuebla, about 130 m. NE. from the city ofMexico . Lon. 20° 40' W.; lat. 20° 30' Nfrom W. This place is very remarkable forthe magnitude and extent of antiquities foundwithin its vicinity.
PAPASQUIARO, v. of Mexico , in the SW.part of the state of Durango. Lat. 24° 58' N.; It is about 70 m. NW. by W. from Durango.
PAPER VILLE, v. Sullivan co. Ten. 278m. NE. by E. from Murfreesborough.
PARADISE, v. Lancaster co. Pa .
PARIS , t. and cap. Oxford co. Me. 48 m.NNW. from Portland, 1G0 NNE. from Boston .Top. 2,307. It contains a court-house, a jail,2 houses of public worship, 1 for Congregation-alists, and 1 for Baptists .
PARIS, t. Oneida co. N. Y. 8 in. SW. fromUtica, 101 N. of W. from Albany . Pop. 2,765.This is a large and valuable township, and isthe most populous in the county, and, next toWhitestown, the most wealthy. It contains7 houses of public worship, 3 for Congrega-tionalists, 2 for Methodists, 1 for Episcopalians,and 1 for Baptists; several flourishing villages,and considerable manufactures.
PARIS, central t. of Union co. Ohio . Pop436.
PARIS, small village, Preble co. Ohio .
PARIS, t. Portage co. Ohio . Pop. 250.
PARIS, eastern t. of Stark co. Ohio . Pop.
l, 513.
PARIS , v. Jefferson co. In. about 60 m. W.from Cincinnati .
PARIS , or Bourbonton, t. and cap. Bourbonco. Ken. near the junction of the Houston andStoner creeks, 13 in. ENE. from Lexington,80 S. from Cincinnati . It is a pleasant town,situated in a fertile country, and contains acourt-house, a jail, a bank, an academy, a Pres-byterian and a Methodist meeting-house, andseveral cotton and woollen manufactories. Agreat part of the buildings are of brick. Thesurrounding country is pleasant and fertile.Pop. 1,219.
PARIS , v. and seat of justice, TIenry co.Ten. on the dividing ground between thesources of Obiou and Sandy rivers, about 100
m. a little N. of W. from Nashville .
PARIS FURNACE, v. Oneida co. N. Y.
PARISHVILLE, v. of St. Lawrence co.
N. Y. 35 m. SE. by E. from Ogdensburg .
PARKE, co. In. on both sides of Wabashriver , bounded E. by Putnam, and S. by Vigo.Length and breadth 24 m. each. This co. liesabout 60 m. W, from Indianapolis .
PARKER, r. Mas-, which falls into thesound opposite Plum Lhnd, NE. of Rowley.