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WATERTOWN, t. Middlesex co. Mass, onCharles river, 7 m. W. by N. from Boston .Pop. 1,641. It is a pleasant town, and con-tains a paper-mill, and cotton and woollenmanufactories, and a U. S. arsenal.

WATERTOWN, t Litchfield co. Ct. 12 m.SSE. from Litchfield. Pop. 1,500.

WATERTOWN, t. and cap. Jefferson co.N. Y. at the mouth of Black river, 12 in. fromSacket's Harbor, 80 NW. from Utica , 412 m.from W. Top. 4,768. It contains a court-house, a jail, a paper-mill, and other valuablemills. It is a flourishing town, and a place ofdeposit for the military stores of N. Y. Aweekly newspaper is published here.

WATERVILLE, t. Kennebeck co. Me. onW. side of the Kennebeck, opposite Winslow,18 m. N. from Augusta, 185 NNE. from Bos-ton . Pop. 2,216. It is a pleasant and flourish-ing town; the principal village is finely situa-ted at the head of boat navigation, oppositeTeconic Falls, which present a beautiful cas-cade. It contains a bank, and has a considera-ble trade, and is very favorably situated forship-building. It is an excellent agriculturaltown, and is situated in a very fertile tract ofcountry.

WATERVILLE, flourishing village in San-gerfield, N. Y.

WATERVILLE, v. Stamford, N. Y.

WATERVLIET, t. Albany co. N. Y. onW. side of the Hudson, and on S. side of theMohawk, 6 m. N. from Albany . Pop. 4,965.

WATKINS POINT, cape on SW. coast ofMd. in the Chesapeake . Lat. 37° 59' N.

WATKINSVILLE, v. Ann-Arundel co.Md. 37 m. from W.

WATKINSVILLE, v. Centre co. Pa .

WATKINSVILLE, t. and cap. Clarke co.Georgia , 7 m. S. from Athens, 90 WNW. fromAugusta , 623 from W. It contains a court-house and jail.

WATT’S BOROUGH, v. Lunenburg co. Va.

WATT'S ISLAND, small isl. on the Chesa-peake . lion. 76° 3' W.; lat. 37° 54' N.

WAUGHSBURGH, v. Stokes co. N. C.

WAYNE, t Kennebeck co. Me. 20 m. W.from Augusta, 294 NNE. from Boston , 650from W. Pop. 1,153.

WAYNE, t. Steuben co. N. Y. 15 m. E.from Bath.

WAYNE, co. NE. corner of Pa. boundedN. by N. Y., E. by the Delaware , whicin sepa-rates it from New Jersey , S. by Northamptonco. and W. by Luzerne and Susquehannah cos.Pop. in 1820, 4,127; in 1830, 7,663. Chieftown, Bethany.

WAYNE, t. Crawford co. Pa . Pop. 250.

WAYNE, co. in the interior part of Ohio .Chief town, Wooster . Pop. 23,344.

WAYNE, t Columbiana co. Oliio. Pop.1,060.

WAYNE, t Jefferson co. Ohio . Pop. 1,893.

WAYNE, t. Knox co. Ohio . Pop. 1,046.

WAYNE, t- Montgomery co. Ohio . Pop.911.

WAYNE, t. Pickaway co. Ohio . Pop. 959.

WAYNE, t. Scioto co. Ohio . Pop. 1,157.

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WAYNE, t. Tuscarawas co. Ohio . Pop.1,072.

WAYNE, co. on E. side of the Indiana r.Chief towns, Salisbury and Centreville. Pop2,562.

WAYNE, co. central part of N. C. Pop.10,902. Chief town, Waynesborough.

WAYNE, co. S. side of Kentucky . Pop.8,731. Chief town, Monticello.

WAYNE, t. Wayne co. Ken.

WAYNE, t. Wayne co. Ten.

WAYNE, co. Ten. bounded by Lauderdaleco. in Al . S. Hardin co. Ten. W. Perry N.andLawrence E. Length 24 m. width 21. Chieftown, W aynesborough. Pop. m 1820, 2,459 ;in 1830, 6,013.

WAYNE, co. Mis. bounded by Al . E.Greene co. in Mis. S. Covington W. and theChoctaw country N. Length 32 in. width 30.It is drained by the Chickasawhay, and otherbranches of Pascagoula river. Chief town,Winchester. Pop. in 1820, 3,323; in 1830,2,778.

WAYNE, co. Geo. bounded by Glvnn SE.Camden and Appling S. Appling and TatnallW. and Altainaha NE. Length 40 m. meanwidth 25. Pop. 962. Chief town, Waynes-ville.

WAYNE, co. II. bounded by Johnson andUnion S. Jackson and Randolph W. JeffersonN. and White and Gallatin E. Length 36 m.width 24. Pop. in 1820, 111; in 1830, 2,562.

WAYNE, co. Miso. W. from Washingtonand Franklin, and on the sources of Gascon-ade river. Pop. in 1820, 1,443; in 1830, 3,254.

WAYNE, co. Mich, bounded by Detroit river and St. Clair lake SE. M’Comh co. NE.Oakland NW. and Monroe SW. and S. It isprincipally drained by the Riviere Rouge.Chief town, Detroit. Pop. in 1820, 3,574; in1830, 4,565.

WAYNESBOROUGH, t. and cap. Greeneco. Pa. 22 m. S. from Washington, 51 SSW.from Pittsburg . Pop. 1,130.

WAYNESBOROUGH, t. Augusta co. Va. 12 in. ESE. from Staunton. It is a pleasantand thriving- town.

WAYNESBOROUGH, t. and cap. Wayneco. N. C. on the Neusc, 50 m. SE. from Ra-leigh , 337 from W.

WAYNESBOROUGH, t. and cap. Burkeco. Geo. 24 m. ENE. from Louisville , 28 SSW.from Augusta, about 100 NW. from Savan-nah , 689 from W. It is situated on BrierCreek, about 14 m. from the Savannah , andcontains a court-house, a jail, an academy, 21 wuses of public worship, 1 for Presbyterians,and 1 for Methodists, and 50 dwelling-houses.

WAYNESBURG, t. Franklin co. Pa. situ-ated 9 m. E. of Greencastle, SE. part of the co.

WAYNESVILLE, v. Warren co. Ohio , onthe Little Miami, 40 m. NE. from Cincinnati .It is inhabited chiefly by Friends, who have alarge brick meeting-house, 80 feet by 40. Pop.439.

WAYNESVILLE, t. Lycoming co. Pa. onW. branch of the Susquehannah , 2 in. belowPine Creek.