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WARE, t. Hampshire co. Mass. 01 m. ESE.from Northampton, 70 W. from Boston . Pop.2,045.

WARE, r. Worcester co. Mass, runs SW.and unites with the Chicapee, W. fr. Palmer.

WARE, r. Va. runs into the Chesapeake .Lon. 76° 26' W.; lat. 37° 25' N.

WAREHAM, t. Plymouth co. Mass, at thehead of Buzzard’s Bay, 17 m. S. from Ply-mouth, 54 S. from Boston . Pop. 1,885. Itcontains a cotton manufactory, and a furnace.

WARMINSTER, t Amherst co. Va. onJames river, 90 m. above Richmond .

WARM SPRING, in Bath co. Va. issuesin a large stream, sufficient to work a grist-mill, and to keep its basin, which is 30 feet indiameter, at the vital warmth, viz. 96° of Fah-renheit. The waters aflord the finest naturalbath known in America , and are efficacious inrheumatism, and some other complaints. Hereis a post-office.

WARM SPRING MOUNTAINS, ridge ofthe Alleghany mountains, in Bath and Pendle-ton cos. Va. remarkable for warm springs.

WARM SPRINGS, v. York co. Pa .

WARM SPRINGS, v. Buncombe co. N.C.

WARNER, t. Merrimack co. N. II. 17 m.WNW. from Concord, 505 from W. Pop.2 , 221 .

WARNER, r. N. II. runs into the Contoo-cook, in llopkinton.

WARREN , t. Lincoln co. Me. on St. George’sriver, on west side of Thomastown, 30 m. E.by N. from Wiscassct, 145 NE. from Boston .Pop. 2,030.

WARREN , t. Washington co. Vt. 20 m.SW. from Montpelier . Pop. 766.

WARREN , t. Grafton co. N. II. 11 m. SE.from Haverhill. Pop. 702.

WARREN, t Bristol co. R. I. on NE. partof Narraganset Bay , 4 m. N. from Bristol, 10S. from Providence, 52 SSW. from Boston .Pop. 1,800. It is a pleasant town, and con-tains a bank, an insurance-office, an academy,a printing-office, and 3 houses of public wor-ship. It carries on considerable trade witlithe West Indies , and is remarkable lor ship-building.

WARREN , t. Litchfield co. Ct. 9 m. W.Litchfield. Pop. 985.

WARREN, co. N. Y. bounded N. by Essc^:eo. E. by Washington co. S. by Saratoga co.and \V. by Hamilton co. It is watered by theHud son and Lake George. Pop. 11,795. Chieftown, Caldwell.

WARREN, t. Herkimer co. N. Y. 10 m. S.from Herkimer, 70 W. from Albany . Pop.2,084. Iron ore is found here.

WARREN, t. Somerset co. N. J. Pop. 1,561.

WARREN, co. NW. part of Pa. boundedN. by New York , E. by M’Kean co. S. by Jef-ferson and Venango cos. and W. by Crawfordand Erie cos. Pop. 9,128. Chief town, Warren.It is watered by the Alleghany.

WARREN, t. and cap. Warren co. Pa. onN. side of the Alleghany, and at the junctionof the Cone wan go, about 70 m. ESE. fromEric, 313 from \V.

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WARREN, t. Albemarle co. Va. on Jamesriver, 10 in. NE. from Warminster.

WARREN, co. SW. part of Ohio . Pop.21,493. Chief town, Lebanon.

WARREN, t. and cap. Trumbull co. Ohio ,on the Mahoning , 40 m. SE. from Paincsville,77 NW. from Pittsburg, 306 from W. It is aflourishing town,and contains the county build-ings, a bank, and a printing-office. Pop. 510.

WARREN, t. Belmont co. Ohio . Pop.2,295.

WARREN, t. Jefferson co. Ohio , on theOhio . Pop. 1,576.

WARREN, v. Jefferson co. Ohio . Pop. 130.

WARREN, t. Washington co. Ohio . Pop.649.

WARREN, co. N. part of N.C. Pop. 10,916.Chief town, Warrenton.

WARREN , co. Ken. bounded by Allen SE.Simpson S. Logan SW. Butler NW. Green r.or Grayson and Hart N.and Barren E. Length35 m. mean width 20. Big Barren river passesthrough this co. Chief town, Bowling Green .Pop. in 1820, 11,776; in 1830, 10,947.

WARREN , co. Ten. bounded by Franklin*S. Rutherford W. Wilson and Smith NW.Caney fork river or White NE. and Bledsoe SK.Length 40 in. widtii 20. Chief town, M’Min-villo. Pop. in 1820, 10,348; in 1830, 15,351.

WARREN, eo. Mis. bounded by Missis-sippi river W. Yazoo river N. NewpurchusoE. and Big Black river or Claiborne co. S.Length 30 m. width 11. Pop. in 1820, 2,693 ;in 1830, 7,861. Chief town, Vicksburg .

WARREN , co. central part of Geo. Pop.10,846. Chief town, Warrenton.

WARRENBURG, t. Warren co. N. Y. onScroen river, 7 in. NW. from Caldwell.

WARRENRURG, t. Greene co. Ten.

WARRENTON, t. and cap. Fauquier co.Va. 40 m. NNW. from Fredericksburg . It isa pleasant and handsome village, and containsa court-house, a jail, anti 2 houses of publicworship.

WARRENTON, t. and cap. Warren co.N.C. 16 m. E. by N. from Hillsborough, 56NNE. from Raleigh , 8-1 S. from Petersburg,230 from W. It has an elevated, pleasant, amihealthy situation, and contains a court-house,a jail, a Methodist meeting-house, and twoacademies.

WARRENTON, t. Warren eo. Mis. on Ebank of the Mississippi , about 18 m. belowWalnut Hills.

WARRENTON, t. Warren co. Geo. about55 m. NNE. from Milledgeville.

WARRICK, co. In. bounded by Ohio riverS. Vanderburg and Posey W. Pike and DuboisN. and Spencer E. and SE. Length 30 in.width 13, area 410 sq. ms. It is drained byBig and Little Pigeon, and some other creeks.Chief town, Evansville . Lat. 38° 5' N.; ion.from W. 10 3 10' W.

WARSAW, t. Genesee co. N. Y. 20 m. S.from Batavia, 260 W. from Albany . Pop.2,474.

WARWICK, v. Cecil co. Md. 9 m. NE. fromGeorgetown.