Sandy, a township of Stark Co. Ohio. Pop 909. A township in Tuscarawas Co. Ohio Pop. 765.
negated shells. Tattooing the body was former- rv practised by every colony of this nation. The
Sandy Bay, p.v. Essex Co. Mass. adjoining Gloucester on Cape Ann.
Sandy Creek, a township of Mercer Co. Pa.
Sandy Fork, p.v. Mecklenburg Co. Va.
Sandy Hill, p.v. Washington Co. N. Y. near he junction of the Champlain Canal with the Hudson.
Sandy Grove, p.v. Chatham Co. N. C.
Sandy Hook, a peninsula, on the coast of New Jersey, in Monmouth Co. On the N. point is a lighthouse, 100 feet high. 7 m. S. of the W. end of Long Island. Long. 74. 2. W. lat. 40. 30. N.
Sandy Hook, p.v. Culpeper Co. Va.
Sandy Lake, a lake of N. America, about 25 ra in circuit, not far from the source of the Missis sippi. Lat. 46. 9. N.
Sandy Luke, a township of Mercer Co. Pa.
Sandy Mount, p.v. Baltimore Co. Md. ; p.v. Greenville Co. Va.
Sandy Point, a seaport of St. Christopher, on the N. W. side of the island, in Figtree Bay, de- fended hy two forts. Lon. 63. 28. W., lat. 17. 20. N.
Sandy River, a river in the state of Maine, which runs into the Kennebeck, 6 m. above Norridgewock.
Sandy River, Big, a river which rises in the Laurel Mountains, and forms part of the bounda- ry between Virginia and Kentucky. It falls into the Ohio, 40 m. above the Scioto.
Sandy Spring, p.v. Montgomery Co. Md., p.v. Adams Co. Ohio. 110 m. S. Columbus.
Sandytoum, p.v. Sussex Co. N. J.
Sandyville, p.v. Tuscarawas Co. Ohio.
Sanen, or Gessenay, a town of Switzerland, in the canton of Bern, with a castle, situate on a river of the same name, 20 m. S. W. of Thun.
Sanford, ph. York Co. Me. Pop. 2,327.
Sangamon, a river of Illinois, rising in the cen- tre of the state and flowing into the Illinois.
Sangamon, a county of Illinois, on the above river. Pop. 12,960. Springfield is the capital.
Sangerfield, ph. Oneida Co. N. Y. 15 m. S. Utica. Pop. 2,272.
Sangerville, ph. Penobscot Co. Me. Pop. 776.
Sanger hausen, a town of Prussian Saxony, in Thuringia, with a castle, seated near the Hartz mountains, 14 m. E. S. E. of Stolberg.
Sanguesa, a town of Spain, in Navarre, 32 m. S. E. of Pamplona.
Sanky, a village in Lancashire, Eng. 2 m. W., of Warrington. It is a place of traffic, being seat- ed near the Mersey, from which it has a canal to the various works in the vicinity of St. Helens.
San Marino, a small republic of Italy. It is en- closed in the states of the Church, among the Ap- ennines, and contains 22 sq. m. and 7,000 inhab- itants. The soil produces wine and corn. The capital is San Marino, a small town on the sum- mit, of a mountain. This republic is under the protection of the Pope. It has existed for 1,300 years. The government is a mixture of aristoc- racy and democracy.
Sanore, a district of Hindoostan, lying to theS, of Visiapour and N. of Mysore. It was ceded to the Mahrattas in 1792.
Sanore, a town and fortress of Hindoostan, capi tal of the above district, seated on the left bank ot |