CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS.

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m. W from Rome, bordering onOneida lake. Pop. 1766.

VIENNA, v. in Phelps, Ontario co.N. Y. , 12 m. E from Canandaigua, con-tains several mills, and gypsum beds.

VIENNA, v. in the north-westernpart of Pickens co. Al., 18 m. NWfrom Pickensville, and 66 in the samedirection from Tuscaloosa .

VILLANOVA, t. Chatauque co. N.Y. , 20 m. NE from Maysville, and 318W from Albany . Pop. 1126.

VILLA RICCA, v. Carroll c-o. Geo.,178 m. NW by W from Milledgeville.

VILLEMONT, t. and cap. of Chi-cot co. Arkansas , in the SE part ofthe state, 114 m. from Little Rock , and1134 from W.

VINEYARD, v. Washington co.Arkansas, 187 m. from Little Rock .

VISALIA , v. Campbell co. Ken., 97m. N from Frankfort.

VULCAN, v. Randolph co. II., 81m. S W from Vandalia.

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WABASH, co. In., N from Indian-apolis , position uncertain, but sup-posed to lay on the E of Clinton andCarroll, and N of Hamilton co. Elk-Horn Plain is given as the capital.Pop. uncertain.

WABASH, co. II., bounded N byLawrence co., SE by Wabash river ,and W by Bon Pas river, which se-parates it from Edwards co. MountCarmel is the capital. Pop. 2710.

WADD1NGTON, v. in Madrid , St.Lawrence co. N. Y. , 18 m. EXE from(Jgdensburg, and 222 NNW from Al-bany .

WADESBOROUGH, t. and cap.Calloway co. Ken., on Clarks river,262 m. SW by W from Frankfort, and120 NW from Nashville, Tennessee .

WADSWORTH, v. Medina co.Ohio, 108 m. NW from Columbus .

WALDEN, v. Orange co. N. Y.

WALKERSVILLE, v. Frederickco. Md. , 49 m. NNW from W.

WALKERSVILLE, v. Mecklen-burg co. N. C. , 109m. SW by W fromRaleigh .

WALNUT FLAT, v. Lincoln co.Ken., 5 m. S from Stanford, and 56 Eof S from Frankfort.

WALPACK, t. Sussex co. N. J. Pop. 660.

WALTERBORO, t. and cap. Colle-ton district, S. C. , 47 m. W fromCharleston, and 93 E of S from Co-lumbia .

WANBORO, v. Edwards co. II., 94m. SE from Vandalia.

WANTAGE, t. Sussex co. N. J. , 15m. N from Newton. Pop. 4034.

WANTON, v. Alachua co. Flor.,212 m. from Tallahassee .

WAPAKONETTA, v. in the S partof Allen co. Ohio , 110 m. NW fromColumbus .

WARE, co. Geo., bounded N byAppling, and E by Wayne and Cam-den cos., S by the territory of Florida ,and W by Lowndes co. Pop. 1885.Waresboro is the cap.

WARESBORO, t. and cap. Wareco. Geo., 161 m. fSSE from Milledge-ville, and about 45 m. E of Florida line.

WARM SPRING, t. and cap. HotSpring co. Ark., the boundaries ofwhich are not defined, 60 m. SW byW from Little Rock . This villagehas risen in consequence of thesprings that surround it, and is nowa place of much resort in the summerseason.

WARNERSVILLE, v. Hardimanco. Ten., 12 m. N from Bolivar, 130SW from Nashville .

WARREN, t. Somerset co. N. J. ,40 m. from Trenton . Pop. 1561.

WARREN, v. Armstrong co. Pa. ,20 m. Sfrom Kittanning. It has about20 houses.

WARREN, co. In., bounded N bylands of Ottawa Indians, E by Tippe-canoe co., SE by “Wabash river , se-parating it from Fountain co., S byVermilion co., and W by the state ofIllinois. “Williamsport is the capital .Pop. 2862.

WARREN, co. II., bounded N byMercer, E by Knox, S by Macdon-ougli and Hancock cos., and W bythe Mississippi river. Watren is thecapital. Pop. 308.

WARREN, t. anti cap. Warren co-ll., about 160 m. NW from Vandalia.Precise position uncertain.

WARRENTON, v. Abbeville dist.S. C. , 6 m. from Abbeville, and 106W from Columbia .

WARSOX, v. Morgan co. II., 120m. NW from Vandalia.

WAR WASHING, t. Ulster co. N.Y. , 25 m. SW’ from Kingston. Pop.2738.

WARWICK C. H., t. and cap.Warwick co. Va. , 81 m. SE by E fromRichmond , and 184 E of S from W.

WASHINGTON, v. Columbia co.Pa., 7 m. NW from Danville , and 65NNE from Harrisburg .