CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS.

4S3

GRATIOT, co. Mich., bounded bySaginaw co. E, Clinton S, MontcalmVVOsabella N W. The centre is about112 m. NW from Detroit . Pop. andcapital uncertain.

GRAVE CREEK, or ELIZABETH-TOWN, v. Ohio co. Va. , 12 m. belowWheeling .

GRAVES co. Ken., bounded N byM'Oracken, and E by Calloway cos.,S by the state line of Tennessee , Wby Hickman co. It is one of the lourcos. that lie W of the Tennessee r.Pop. 2504. Mayville is the capital.

GRAYSON, co. Va. , bounded SWby N. C. , NW by Washington andWythe, NE by Montgomery , and SEby Patrick; length 70 m., mean width13. Pop. 7075. Greenville is thecapital .

GRAYSVILLE, v. Huntingdon co.Pa.. 10 m. NNW of Huntingdon boro.

GREAT BRIDGE, v. Norfolk co.Va., 12 m. SSE from Norfolk .

GREAT CROSSINGS, v. Bedfordco. Pa. , 10 m. E from the boro, of Bed-lord, a most romantic and beautifulplace.

GREAT CROSSINGS, v. Scott co.ICen., 15 m. NEfrom Frankfort.

GREENE, t. Sussex co. N. J. , 0 m.S of Newton.

GREENE, t. Chenango co. N. Y. ,12 m. S from Norwich, 120 WSWfrom Albany . Pop. 2902.

GREENE , the extreme SW co. ofPa. , bounded N by Washington co.,E by the Monongahela r., which sepa-rates it from Fayette co., S and W bythe Virginia state line. Pop. 18,028.Waynesburg is the capital.

GREENE, co. N. C. , bounded NEby Pike, S by Lenoir, W by Warren,and NW by Edgecombe co. Pop.0313. Snow Hill is the capital.

GREENE , co. Geo., bounded N byClark and Oglethorpe cos., E byTaliaferro, and SE by Hancock cos.,W by Oconee and Appalatchee rivers.Pop. 12,551, of which 7525 are colour-ed. Greensborough is the capital.

GREENE, co. Al „ bounded N byPickens and Tuscaloosa , E by Perry,and S by Marengo cos., SW and Wby the Tombeckbee r. Pop. 15,020.Erie is the capital .

GREENE , co. Miss., bounded N byWayne co., E by the Alabama stateline, S by Jackson, and W by Perrycos. Pop. 1S54. Leaksville is the capi-tal.

GREENE , co. E. Ten., bounded Nand NW by Hawkins, and E by

Washington cos., S by the state ofN. Carolina , SW and W by Cockeand Jefferson cos. Pop. 14,410. Green-ville is the capital .

GREENE , co Ken., bounded NWby Hardin, NNE by Washington,SE by Adair, and SW by Barren andHart cos. Pop. 13,138. Chief town,Greensburg.

GREENE , co. In., bounded N byClay and Owen, E by Monroe andLawrence, S by Martin and Daviess,and W by Sullivan cos. Pop. 4242.Chief town, Bloomfield.

GREEN BAY , v. Brown co.Mich., on the W side of Lake Michi-gan, 511 m. NW by W from Detroit .

GREEN BRIER, r. in Va. , rises inPocahontas co., runs southwardabout 90 m. and falls into the GreatKenhawa.

GREEN CREEK, v. Sandusky co.Ohio, 111 m. N from Columbus .

GREENFIELD, t. and cap. ofFranklin co. Mass., on the W bankof the Connecticut , 21 m. N of North-ampton, 95 WNW of Boston , and 390from W. The village is situated 1Jm. from the river, in a pleasant andfertile tract of country. It is hand-somely built, and has considerabletrade. Pop. 1540.

GREENFIELD, t. Hillsborough co.N. IJ., 38 m. SW from Concord. Pop.946.

GREENFIELD, t. Saratoga co. N.Y. , 12 m. N from Ballston, 36 N fromAlbany . Pop. 3151.

GREENFIELD, v. Schuylkill co.Pa. , 7 m. NE from Orwigsburg.

GREENFIELD, v. Washington co.Pa. , 20 m. SF.from Washington boro.

GREENFIELD, v. Nelson co. Va.,114 m. W from Richmond .

GREENFIELD, v. of Highland co.Ohio , 22 m. W from Chill icothe, and74 NE from Cincinnati . Pop. 390.

GREENFIELD, t. and cap. ofHancock co. In., 21 m. E from Indian-apolis , and 552 from W.

GREENFIELD, v. Johnson co. In.,10 m. SE from Indianapolis .

GREEN GARDEN, v. Sumner co.Ten., 37 m. NE from Nashville .

GREENLAND , t. of Rockinghamco. N. H. , S of Great Bay, 5 m. SWfrom Portsmouth . Lon. 70 deg. 51m. W., lat. 43 deg. 3 m. N. Pop. 681.

GREEN MOUNTAINS, range ofmountains, which commence in Can-ada, and extend S through Vermont ,Massachusetts, and Connecticut .They divide the waters which flow