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WAYNESVILLE, v. Haywood co. N. C.
WEARE, t. Hillsborough co. N. II. 15 in.NNW. from Amherst , 55 W. from Portsmouth.Pop. 2,430. It is a large and valuable agri-cultural town, and contains 3 houses of publicworship, and a cotton manufactory.
WEATHERSFIELD, t. Windsor co. Vt .on W. bank of Connecticut river, oppositeClaremont, 9 m. S. by W. from Windsor . Pop.2,213. It is a considerable town.
WEATHERSFIELD. See Wethersfield.
WEATHERSFIELD, t. Trumbull co.Ohio ,on the Mahoning . It contains a forge andfurnace, where bar-iron and hollow-ware arcmade to considerable extent. Pop. 1,066.
WEBHAMET, r. Me. runs into the Atlan-tic, in Wells.
WEEPOTUCK, r. branch of the Ilousa-tonnuc. It rises in NE. part of N. Y. and joinsthe Housatonnuc in Connecticut .
WELBY, v. Prince George co. Md. 8 m.from W.
WEED, t. Oxford co. Me. Pop. 766.
WEELFLEET, t. and s-p. Barnstable co.Mass, on a bay of the same name, 31 in. ENE.from Barnstable, 97 SE. from Boston . Pop.2,041.
WELLINGTON, t. Bristol co. Mass, onW. side of Taunton river , 2 m. N. from Digh-ton, 3 S. from Taunton, 35 S. from Boston . Itcontains a paper-mill, and several woollen andcotton manufactories.
WELLS, t. York co. Me. 12 m.NNE. fromYork, 30 SW. from Portland, 88 NNE. fromBoston . Pop. 2,977. It is separated fromArundel by the river Kennebunk, at the mouthof which is the village and seaport of Kenne-bunk.
WELLS, t Hamilton co. N. Y. Pop. 340.
WELLS, t. Rutland co. Vt. 50 m. N. fromBennington. Pop. 880.
WELLS, v. Beaufort district, S.C.
WELLS, t. Montgomery co. N. Y. 40 m.N. from Johnstown.
WELLS, r. Vt . rises in Groton, and runsinto the Connecticut , N. of Newbury.
WELLSBOROUGH, v. and seat of justice,T ioga co. Pa. on the height of land betweenthe sources of Pine creek and the W. Branchof Susquchannah, about 50 m. a little W. ofN. from Williamsport .
WELLSBURG, t. and scat of justice, Brookeco. Va. on the bank of Ohio river, above themouth of Buffalo creek, 15 m. above Wheel-ing , and 280 from W. It contains about 1,200inhabitants, and some manufactories.
WELLS’ CREEK, r. Ken. runs into theOhio river.
WELLS FALLS, cataract in the river Del-aware , 13 m. NW. from Trenton.
WELLS’ PASSAGE, inlet on the NW.coast of America , branching off from Brough-ton’s archipelago.
WELLS RIVER, v. Orange co. Vt. 48 m.NE. from Montpelier .
WELLSVILLE, v. Columbiana co. Ohio ,171 m. NE. from Columbus .
WENDELL, formerly Saville, t. Cheshire
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co. N. II. 22 m. NE. from Charleston , und 36WNW. from Concord.
WENDELL, t. Franklin co. Mass. 13 m. E.from Greenfield, and 80 W. from Boston .
WENDOVER, t. Buckingham co. L.C. onthe St Francis, 25 m. S. from Three Rivers.
WENDIIAM, t Essex co. Mass. 6 m. N.from Salem, 21 NE. from Boston . Pop. 612.
WENLOCK, t. Essex co. Vt. 65 m. NE.from [Montpelier .
WENTWORTH, t. Graflon co. N. II. 15 m.NW. from Plymouth, 58NNW. from Concord.Pop. 924.
WENTWORTH, t York co. L.C. 43 m.W. from [Montreal .
WENTWORTH, v. Rockingham co. N.C.10 m. E. from Danbury , and 126 m. NW. fromRaleigh .
WENTWORTH MOUNTAINS, range inN. IT. extending from Bethlehem on the Con-necticut to the White Mountains. Heightabout 3,000 feet.
WESLEY, western t. Washington co. Ohio .Pop. 495.
WEST, t. Columbiana co. Ohio . Pop. 1,491WEST ALEXANDRIA, small v. on theII. S. road, Washington co. Pa. 16 m. W. fromWashington , and 14 a little N. of E. fromWheeling .
WEST ALMOND, v. Alleghany co. N. Y. WEST BARNSTABLE, v. Barnstable co.[Mass. 68 m. SSE. from Boston .
WEST BAY, bay at W. extremity of LakeSuperior . Lon. 91° 45' W.; lat. 46° 45' N.
WEST BECKET, t Berkshire co. Mass. 30m. W. from Northampton , and 153 W. fromBoston .
WEST BEDFORD, v. Coshocton co. Ohio ,84 m. NE. from Columbus .
WEST BLOOMFIELD, v. Ontario co. N.Y.
12 m. W. from Canandaigua.WESTBOROUGII, t. Worcester co. [Mass.
13 m. E. from Worcester . Pop. 1,438.
WEST BOYLESTON, t. on Nashau river,
Worcester co. Mass. 49 m. W. from Boston .Pop. 1.053.
WEST BRADFORD, t. Essex co. Mass. 29m. N. from Boston .
WEST BREWSTER, t. Barnstable co.Mass. 20 m. SE. from Plymouth, and 60 fromBoston .
WEST BRIDGEWATER, t. Plymouth co.Mass. 34 m. S. from Boston .
WEST BROOK, v. Middlesex co. Ct. 43 inSSE. from Hartford .
WEST BROOK, v. Bladen co. N. C. 135 inS. from Raleigh .
WEST BROOKFIELD, t. Worcester co.Mass, between the two main branches of Chic-apcc river, 68 m. W. from Boston .
WESTBURY, t. Buckingham co. L.C. 80m. SSE. from Three Rivers.
WEST CARLISLE, v. Coshocton co. Ohio ,87 m. NE. from Columbus .
WEST-CASTLE, v. Caswell co. N.C. WEST CAYUGA, small v. Seneca co. N.Y. on the W. side of Cayuga Lake, connectedwith East Cayuga by a bridge 316 rods long.WEST-CIiEvSTER, co. SE. corner N Y