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the most pleasant situation that could be desired, in an inland country, upon a high swelling ridge of sand hills, within 3 or 400 yards of a large and beautiful lake, abounding with fish and fowl. The lake is terminated on one side by extensive forests, consisting of orange groves, overtopped with grand magnolias, palms, poplar, tilia, liveoaks, &c. ; on the other side by extensive green plains and meadows. The town consists of 30 habitations, each of which consists of two houses, nearly of the same size, large, and convenient, and covered close with the bark of the cypress tree. Each has a little garden spot, containing corn, beans, tobacco, and other vegetables. In the great Alachua savannah, about two miles distant, is an inclosed plantation, which is worked and tended by the whole community, yet every family has its particular part. Each family gathers and deposits in its granary its proper share, setting apart a small contribution for the public granary, which stands in the midst of the plantation.]

CUSE, a river of the kingdom of Peru. It rises in the mountains of the province of Moxos, and runs e. w. from the river and lake of Sara to the river Ubay. It follows its course to the n. and enters the last mentioned river.
[CUSHAI, a small river which empties into Albemarle sound, between Chowan and the Roanoke, in N. Carolina.]
[CUSHETUNK Mountains, in Hunterdon county, New Jersey.]

[CUSHING, a township in Lincoln county, district of Maine, separated from Warren and Thoraaston by St. George's river. It was incorporated in 1789, contains 942 inhabitants, and lies 216 miles w. by n. of Boston.]
CUSHNOE, a waterfal of the river Kenebec, in the province of Sagadahoc, opposite fort Wertern.
CUSI, a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Yauyos in Peru ; annexed to the curacy of Pampas.
CUSIANA, a settlement of the jurisdiction of Santiago de las Atalayas, and government of San Juan de los Llanos, in the Nuevo Reyno de Granada ; annexed to the curacy of Santiago. It is much reduced and very poor, of a hot temperature, and producing only maize, yucas, plantains, &c.
Cusiana, a river of the same province (San Juan de los Llanos). It rises from a small lake near the settlement of Gameza, in the jurisdiction and corregimiento of Tunja, and there enters the Mcta.

CUSIBAMBA, a river of the province and corregimiento of Chilques and Masques in Peru. It rises in the cordillera of the Andes, runs w. and en- e u t iers the Apurimac, opposite the settlement of Curaguasi.
Cusibamba, a valley of this province.

CUSICAS, a barbarous nation of Indians, who dwell to the e. of the nation of the Chiquitos, and to the n. of the settlement of San Juan Bautista de los Xamoros. All that is known of them is, that they are numerous and ferocious.
CUSITAS, a settlement of Indians of the province and colony of Georgia ; situate on the shore of the river Apalachicola.
CUSMO, a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Santa in Peru ; annexed to the curacy of Guarmey.
[CUSSENS, a small river in Cumberland county, Maine, which runs a s. e. course to Casco bay, between the towns of Freeport and N. Yarmouth.]
[CUSSEWAGA, a settlement in Pennsylvania.]
CUSSIA, a settlement of the Salivas Indians, forming the greater part of this nation, in the Nuevo Reyno de Granada ; situate near the river Sinaruco, in the llanuras or plains of the Orinoco. The Caribes destroyed and burnt it in 1684.
CUSSIQUINA, a river of the province and country of Las Amazonas, which laves the territory of the Mayorunas Indians, who live upon its borders to the s. This river, after running many leagues to the n, e. enters the said territory, in lat. 3° 20' *.

[CUSSITAH, an Indian town in the w. part of Georgia, 12 miles above the Broken Arrow, on Chattahoosee river.]
CUSTODIO, a river of the kingdom of Brazil. It runs n. n. w. is small, and enters the Tocantines, between that of San Elias and the river Preto or De la Palma.
CUSUMPE, a small lake of the province of Hampshire; one of those of New England, between the rivers Pennycook and Pygwaket.
CUTACO, a river in a narrow vale of the Andes, the bed of which was ascertained by Humboldt, in 1802, to be at the vast depth of 4200 feet. On its banks are many plantations of sugarcanes.
CUTAGOCHI, a settlement of Cherokees Indians, in the province, and colony of S. Carolina ; situate at the source of the river Eu phase, where the English have a commercial establishment.
CUTAWA, or Catawba, a river of N. Carolina. It runs n. and enters the Ohio ;. its waters are always full of coal.

CUTERUO, a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Caxamarca in Peru ; annexed to' the curacy of Huambos.

CUSE, Río] del Reyno del Perú: nace en las montañas de la Provincia de Moxos que corren E O desde el río y laguna de Sara hasta el de Ubay, sigue su curso al N y entra en el último.

CUSHNOE, Salto que da el río Kenebéc en la Provincia de Sagadahoc frente del Fuerte de Wertern.

CUSI, Pueblo de la Provincia y Corregimiento de Yauyos en el Perú, anexo al Curato de Pampas.

CUSIAN A, Pueblo de la jurisdicción de Santiago de las Atalayas y Gobierno de San Juan de los Llanos en el Nuevo Reyno de Granada, anexo al Curato de aquel: es muy reducido y pobre, de temperamento cálido, y solo produce algunos frutos propios de este clima, como maiz, yucas, plátanos, etc..

Tiene el mismo nombre un río de la propia Provincia: nace de una laguna pequeña cerca del Pueblo de Gameza en la jurisdicción y Corregimiento de Tunja, y entra en el Meta.

CUSIBAMBA, Río] de la Provincia y Corregimiento de Chilques y Masques en el Perú: nace en la Cordillera de los Andes, corre al O y entra en el de Apunmac, frente del Pueblo de Curaguasi.

Tiene el mismo nombre un Valle de esta Provincia.

CUSICAS, Nación bárbara de Indios que habida a Levante de la de los Chiquitos y al N del Pueblo de San Juan Bautista de los Xamoros, solo se sabe de ella que es numerosa y feroz.

CUSITAS, Pueblo de Indios de la Provincia y Colonia de Georgia, situado a orilla del río Apalachicola.

CUSMO, Pueblo de la Provincia y Corregimiento de Santa en el Perú, anexo al Curato de Guarmey.

CUSSIA, Pueblo de Indios Salivas, y el mayor de esta nación en el Nuevo Reyno de Granada, situado cerca del río Sinaruco en las llanuras del Orinoco: los Caribes lo destruyeron y quemaron el año de 1684.

CUSSIQUINA, Río] de la Provincia y Pais de las Amazonas que baña el territorio de los Indios Mayorunas: al S de aquel río y después de correr muchas leguas al NE entra en él en 3 gr. 20 min. de Jat. aust.

CUSTODIO, Río] del Reyno del Brasil: corre al NNO, es pequeño y entra en el de locantines, entre el de San Elias y el río Preto o de la Palma.

CUSUMPE, Laguna pequeña de la Provincia de Hampshire, una de las de la Nueva Inglaterra entre los rios Pennycook y Pygv

CUTAGOCHI, Pueblo de Indios Cherakis en la Provincia y Colonia de la Carolina Meridional, situado en la Cabecera del río Eupháse, donde tienen los Ingleses un establecimiento para el comercio.

CUTAWA, 6 Catswba, Río] de la Carolina Septentrional: corre al N y entra en el Ohio, sus aguas corren siempre llenas de carbón.

CUTERUO, Pueblo de la Provincia y Corregimiento de Caxamarca en el Perú, anexo al Curato de Huambos.

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the most pleasant situation that could be desired, in an inland country, upon a high swelling ridge of sand hills, within 3 or 400 yards of a large and beautiful lake, abounding with fish and fowl. The lake is terminated on one side by extensive forests, consisting of orange groves, overtopped with grand magnolias, palms, poplar, tilia, liveoaks, &c. ; on the other side by extensive green plains and meadows. The town consists of 30 habitations, each of which consists of two houses, nearly of the same size, large, and convenient, and covered close with the bark of the cypress tree. Each has a little garden spot, containing corn, beans, tobacco, and other vegetables. In the great Alachua savannah, about two miles distant, is an inclosed plantation, which is worked and tended by the whole community, yet every family has its particular part. Each family gathers and deposits in its granary its proper share, setting apart a small contribution for the public granary, which stands in the midst of the plantation.]

CUSE, a river of the kingdom of Peru. It rises in the mountains of the province of Moxos, and runs e. w. from the river and lake of Sara to the river Ubay. It follows its course to the n. and enters the last mentioned river.
[CUSHAI, a small river which empties into Albemarle sound, between Chowan and the Roanoke, in N. Carolina.]
[CUSHETUNK Mountains, in Hunterdon county, New Jersey.]

[CUSHING, a township in Lincoln county, district of Maine, separated from Warren and Thoraaston by St. George's river. It was incorporated in 1789, contains 942 inhabitants, and lies 216 miles w. by n. of Boston.]
CUSHNOE, a waterfal of the river Kenebec, in the province of Sagadahoc, opposite fort Wertern.
CUSI, a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Yauyos in Peru ; annexed to the curacy of Pampas.
CUSIANA, a settlement of the jurisdiction of Santiago de las Atalayas, and government of San Juan de los Llanos, in the Nuevo Reyno de Granada ; annexed to the curacy of Santiago. It is much reduced and very poor, of a hot temperature, and producing only maize, yucas, plantains, &c.
Cusiana, a river of the same province (San Juan de los Llanos). It rises from a small lake near the settlement of Gameza, in the jurisdiction and corregimiento of Tunja, and there enters the Mcta.

CUSIBAMBA, a river of the province and corregimiento of Chilques and Masques in Peru. It rises in the cordillera of the Andes, runs w. and en- e u t iers the Apurimac, opposite the settlement of Curaguasi.
Cusibamba, a valley of this province.

CUSICAS, a barbarous nation of Indians, who dwell to the e. of the nation of the Chiquitos, and to the n. of the settlement of San Juan Bautista de los Xamoros. All that is known of them is, that they are numerous and ferocious.
CUSITAS, a settlement of Indians of the province and colony of Georgia ; situate on the shore of the river Apalachicola.
CUSMO, a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Santa in Peru ; annexed to the curacy of Guarmey.
[CUSSENS, a small river in Cumberland county, Maine, which runs a s. e. course to Casco bay, between the towns of Freeport and N. Yarmouth.]
[CUSSEWAGA, a settlement in Pennsylvania.]
CUSSIA, a settlement of the Salivas Indians, forming the greater part of this nation, in the Nuevo Reyno de Granada ; situate near the river Sinaruco, in the llanuras or plains of the Orinoco. The Caribes destroyed and burnt it in 1684.
CUSSIQUINA, a river of the province and country of Las Amazonas, which laves the territory of the Mayorunas Indians, who live upon its borders to the s. This river, after running many leagues to the n, e. enters the said territory, in lat. 3° 20' *.

[CUSSITAH, an Indian town in the w. part of Georgia, 12 miles above the Broken Arrow, on Chattahoosee river.]
CUSTODIO, a river of the kingdom of Brazil. It runs n. n. w. is small, and enters the Tocantines, between that of San Elias and the river Preto or De la Palma.
CUSUMPE, a small lake of the province of Hampshire; one of those of New England, between the rivers Pennycook and Pygwaket.
CUTACO, a river in a narrow vale of the Andes, the bed of which was ascertained by Humboldt, in 1802, to be at the vast depth of 4200 feet. On its banks are many plantations of sugarcanes.
CUTAGOCHI, a settlement of Cherokees Indians, in the province, and colony of S. Carolina ; situate at the source of the river Eu phase, where the English have a commercial establishment.
CUTAWA, or Catawba, a river of N. Carolina. It runs n. and enters the Ohio ;. its waters are always full of coal.

CUTERUO, a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Caxamarca in Peru ; annexed to' the curacy of Huambos.