Carey's American pocket atlas ; containing twenty a brief description of each state, and of Louisiana: also, the census of the inhabitants of the United States, for 1801 and The exports from the United States for ten years . west,by Lake Erie and Niagara river; southwest and south,by Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Cjvil Divisions. This state is divided into thirty-two counties, New York, Albany, Suffolk, Queens, Kings,Richmond, West Chester, Orange, Ulster, Duchess, Co-lumbia, Rensselaer, Washington, Clinton, Montgomery,Ontario, Herkemer, Otsego, Tyoga, Onondaga, Onei-da, Steuben, Che
Carey's American pocket atlas ; containing twenty a brief description of each state, and of Louisiana: also, the census of the inhabitants of the United States, for 1801 and The exports from the United States for ten years . west,by Lake Erie and Niagara river; southwest and south,by Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Cjvil Divisions. This state is divided into thirty-two counties, New York, Albany, Suffolk, Queens, Kings,Richmond, West Chester, Orange, Ulster, Duchess, Co-lumbia, Rensselaer, Washington, Clinton, Montgomery,Ontario, Herkemer, Otsego, Tyoga, Onondaga, Onei-da, Steuben, Chenango, Rockland, Delaware, Greene,Cayuga, Schoharie, Essex, Saratoga, Genesee, and , Rivers and Canals. Hudsotfs riven is one of thelargest in the United States. It rises in the mountain-ous country between the lakes Ontario and whole length is about 260 miles. From Albany tolake George, is 65 miles. The tide flows a few milesabove Albany, which is 160 miles from New York. Itis navigable for sloops of 80 tons to Albany, and forships to Hudson. About 40 miles below Albany, thewater is fresh. The banks of this river, especially on * Including Long Island. // n I T I S // T E RR T T O R 1 fr yJ ,> E /f. ( « ) the* western side, as far as the highlands extend, aresteep and rocky. The Overslaugh, seven miles belowAlbany, formed by a number of islands and sand banks^interrupts ship navigation. Sarancc river passes through Plattsburg into LakeChamplain. Sable rheT*> not far from Saranac*. is scarcely sixty-yards wide. Boquet river passes through the town of Willisbb*rough, in Clinton county. Black river rises in the high country, near the sourcesof Canada Creek, which falls into Mohawk river* Onondagn river rises in the Oneida Lake. Mohawk river passes to .the northward of Fort Stan*wix, and runs southwardly twenty milts, to the fort; theneastwaraly one hundred and eleven miles into the Hud-son, a few miles above Albany. The produce that isconveyed dow
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