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It contains 46 families of Indians, and is ten leagues e. of its head settlement. AHUALICAN, a settlement of the alcaldia mayor of Tixtlan in Nueva Espana ; of a benign and salutary temperature, as it is fanned by then, breezes. It lies three leagues n. of its head settle- ment, which is Oapan ; and contains 36 families of Indians. AHUATELCO, a settlement of the head set- tlement of the district of the alcaldia mayor of Izucai in Nueva Espana, situate on the skirt of the volcano of the same name. In its district are eight settlements, inhabited by 289 families of In- dians, and 11 of Musiees and Mulattoes, who live in some temporary habitations for labourers. It is situate on a cold, rough, and barren soil, but is nevertheless fertile in wheat, and abounds in water and cattle. Eight leagues n. w. of its capital. AHUATEMPA, a settlement of the head set- tlement of the district of Santa Isabel, and alcaldia mayor of Cholula, in Nueva Espana. It contains 39 families of Indians, and is two leagues s.of its capital. AHUATEPEC, a settlement of the head settle- ment of the district and alcaldia mayor of Tlapa in Nueva Espana. It contains 32 families of In- dians, and is two leagues n. of its capitaL AHUATLAN, San Pedko de, a settlement of the head settlement of the district of San Juan del Rio, and alcaldia mayor of Queretaro, in Nueva Espana ; annexed to the curacy of the former place, and lying ten leagues n. w, of the latter. AHUEHUEZINGO, a settlement of the head settlement of the district of Chietlan, and alcaldia mayor of Izucar, in Nueva Espana. AHUEZITLA, a settlement of the head settle- ment of the district and alcaldia mayor of Tlapa in Nueva Espana. It contains 36 families of In- dians, and abounds in chia, (a white medicinal earth), grain, and earthen-ware. It is nine leagues w, n. w. of its capital. AHWAHHAWAY, a race of Indians, who differ but very little in any particular from the Mandans, their neighbours, except in the unjust war which they, as well as the Minetares, prosecute against the defenceless Snake Indians. They claim to have once been a part of the Crow Indians, whom they still acknowledge as relations. They have resided on the Missouri as long as their tradition will enable them to inform. AIABACA, a settlement of the province and cor- regimiento of Piura in Peru. AIACASI, a settlement of the province and cor- regimiento of Chumbivilcas in Peru, annexed to the curacy of Belille. AIACOA, a small river of the province and go- vernment of Guayana, or Nueva Andalucia. It rises to the w. of the Sierra Maiguatida, runs e. and enters the Orinoco near the rapid stream of the Marumarota. AIACOCHA, a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Huanta in Peru, situate in the island Tayacaja. AIAHUALTEMPA, a settlement of the head set- tlement of the district of Zitlala, and alcaldia mayor of Chilapa, in Nueva Espana. It contains 36 fa- milies of Indians, and is three leagues to the s. of its head settlement. AIAHUALULCO, a settlement of the head set- tlement of the district of Ixlahuacan, and alcaldia mayor of Xalapa, in Nueva Espana, which, in the Mexican language, signifies a small river. It abounds in the best fruits of its jurisdiction, such as pears and other sorts of fruit highly esteemed at Vera Cruz. It contains only three families of Spa- niards, 22 of Mustees and Mulattoes, and 70 of In- dians. In its district are several temporary habi. tations for labourers, and pastures for breeding cat- tle, which reach as far as the district of Tepcaca, in the lofty eminence of Xamiltepec, 16 leagues distant from Xalapa. It includes also within its administration the cultivated estates extending as far as the place called Puertezuelo, where this juris- diction approximates to that of San Juan de los Llanos on the w. s.w. side ; and in the culture of the above estates many Spaniards, 3Iustees, and Mulattoes, are employed. One league s. w. of its head settlement. Aiahualulco, another settlement of the head settlement of the district of Zitlala, and alcaldia mayor of Chilapa, in the kingdom of Xalapa, and annexed to the curacy of this place, from which it is three leagues distant, being nine to the s. of its head settlement. It contains 42 families of Indians, including another small settlement incorporated with it. AlAHUASA, a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Aimaraez in Peru, annexed to the curacy of Pachaconas. AIAMARCA, a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Castro Virreyna in Peru, an- nexed to the curacy of Cordova. Translation	21 A H W A I A 21 AHUACAZALCA, a settlement of the head settlement of the district of San Luis de la Costa, and alcaldia mayor of Tlapa, in Nueva Espaiia. It contains 56 families of Indians, -whose com- merce consists in rice and cotton. Three leagues n. e. of its liead settlement. AHUACAZINGO, a settlement of the head settlement of the district of Atengo, and alcaldia mayor of Chilapa, in Nueva Espana. It contains 46 families of Indians, and is ten leagues e. of its head settlement. AHUALICAN, a settlement of the alcaldia mayor of Tixtlan in Nueva Espana ; of a benign and salutary temperature, as it is fanned by then, breezes. It lies three leagues n. of its head settle- ment, which is Oapan ; and contains 36 families of Indians. AHUATELCO, a settlement of the head set- tlement of the district of the alcaldia mayor of Izucai in Nueva Espana, situate on the skirt of the volcano of the same name. In its district are eight settlements, inhabited by 289 families of In- dians, and 11 of Musiees and Mulattoes, who live in some temporary habitations for labourers. It is situate on a cold, rough, and barren soil, but is nevertheless fertile in wheat, and abounds in water and cattle. Eight leagues n. w. of its capital. AHUATEMPA, a settlement of the head set- tlement of the district of Santa Isabel, and alcaldia mayor of Cholula, in Nueva Espana. It contains 39 families of Indians, and is two leagues s.of its capital. AHUATEPEC, a settlement of the head settle- ment of the district and alcaldia mayor of Tlapa in Nueva Espana. It contains 32 families of In- dians, and is two leagues n. of its capitaL AHUATLAN, San Pedko de, a settlement of the head settlement of the district of San Juan del Rio, and alcaldia mayor of Queretaro, in Nueva Espana ; annexed to the curacy of the former place, and lying ten leagues n. w, of the latter. AHUEHUEZINGO, a settlement of the head settlement of the district of Chietlan, and alcaldia mayor of Izucar, in Nueva Espana. AHUEZITLA, a settlement of the head settle- ment of the district and alcaldia mayor of Tlapa in Nueva Espana. It contains 36 families of In- dians, and abounds in chia, (a white medicinal earth), grain, and earthen-ware. It is nine leagues w, n. w. of its capital. AHWAHHAWAY, a race of Indians, who differ but very little in any particular from the Mandans, their neighbours, except in the unjust war which they, as well as the Minetares, prosecute against the defenceless Snake Indians. They claim to have once been a part of the Crow Indians, whom they still acknowledge as relations. They have resided on the Missouri as long as their tradition will enable them to inform. AIABACA, a settlement of the province and cor- regimiento of Piura in Peru. AIACASI, a settlement of the province and cor- regimiento of Chumbivilcas in Peru, annexed to the curacy of Belille. AIACOA, a small river of the province and go- vernment of Guayana, or Nueva Andalucia. It rises to the w. of the Sierra Maiguatida, runs e. and enters the Orinoco near the rapid stream of the Marumarota. AIACOCHA, a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Huanta in Peru, situate in the island Tayacaja. AIAHUALTEMPA, a settlement of the head set- tlement of the district of Zitlala, and alcaldia mayor of Chilapa, in Nueva Espana. It contains 36 fa- milies of Indians, and is three leagues to the s. of its head settlement. AIAHUALULCO, a settlement of the head set- tlement of the district of Ixlahuacan, and alcaldia mayor of Xalapa, in Nueva Espana, which, in the Mexican language, signifies a small river. It abounds in the best fruits of its jurisdiction, such as pears and other sorts of fruit highly esteemed at Vera Cruz. It contains only three families of Spa- niards, 22 of Mustees and Mulattoes, and 70 of In- dians. In its district are several temporary habi. tations for labourers, and pastures for breeding cat- tle, which reach as far as the district of Tepcaca, in the lofty eminence of Xamiltepec, 16 leagues distant from Xalapa. It includes also within its administration the cultivated estates extending as far as the place called Puertezuelo, where this juris- diction approximates to that of San Juan de los Llanos on the w. s.w. side ; and in the culture of the above estates many Spaniards, 3Iustees, and Mulattoes, are employed. One league s. w. of its head settlement. Aiahualulco, another settlement of the head settlement of the district of Zitlala, and alcaldia mayor of Chilapa, in the kingdom of Xalapa, and annexed to the curacy of this place, from which it is three leagues distant, being nine to the s. of its head settlement. It contains 42 families of Indians, including another small settlement incorporated with it. AlAHUASA, a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Aimaraez in Peru, annexed to the curacy of Pachaconas. AIAMARCA, a settlement of the province and corregimiento of Castro Virreyna in Peru, an- nexed to the curacy of Cordova. Translation

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A I A

AHUACAZALCA, a settlement of the head
settlement of the district of San Luis de la Costa,
and alcaldia mayor of Tlapa, in Nueva Espaiia.
It contains 56 families of Indians, -whose com-
merce consists in rice and cotton. Three leagues
n. e. of its liead settlement.

AHUACAZINGO, a settlement of the head
settlement of the district of Atengo, and alcaldia
mayor of Chilapa, in Nueva Espana. It contains
46 families of Indians, and is ten leagues e. of its
head settlement.

AHUALICAN, a settlement of the alcaldia
mayor of Tixtlan in Nueva Espana ; of a benign
and salutary temperature, as it is fanned by then,
breezes. It lies three leagues n. of its head settle-
ment, which is Oapan ; and contains 36 families
of Indians.

AHUATELCO, a settlement of the head set-
tlement of the district of the alcaldia mayor of
Izucai in Nueva Espana, situate on the skirt of the
volcano of the same name. In its district are
eight settlements, inhabited by 289 families of In-
dians, and 11 of Musiees and Mulattoes, who
live in some temporary habitations for labourers.
It is situate on a cold, rough, and barren soil, but
is nevertheless fertile in wheat, and abounds in
water and cattle. Eight leagues n. w. of its capital.

AHUATEMPA, a settlement of the head set-
tlement of the district of Santa Isabel, and alcaldia
mayor of Cholula, in Nueva Espana. It contains 39
families of Indians, and is two leagues s.of its capital.

AHUATEPEC, a settlement of the head settle-
ment of the district and alcaldia mayor of Tlapa
in Nueva Espana. It contains 32 families of In-
dians, and is two leagues n. of its capitaL

AHUATLAN, San Pedko de, a settlement
of the head settlement of the district of San Juan
del Rio, and alcaldia mayor of Queretaro, in Nueva
Espana ; annexed to the curacy of the former
place, and lying ten leagues n. w, of the latter.

AHUEHUEZINGO, a settlement of the head
settlement of the district of Chietlan, and alcaldia
mayor of Izucar, in Nueva Espana.

AHUEZITLA, a settlement of the head settle-
ment of the district and alcaldia mayor of Tlapa
in Nueva Espana. It contains 36 families of In-
dians, and abounds in chia, (a white medicinal
earth), grain, and earthen-ware. It is nine leagues
w, n. w. of its capital.

AHWAHHAWAY, a race of Indians, who
differ but very little in any particular from the
Mandans, their neighbours, except in the unjust
war which they, as well as the Minetares, prosecute
against the defenceless Snake Indians. They claim
to have once been a part of the Crow Indians, whom

they still acknowledge as relations. They have
resided on the Missouri as long as their tradition
will enable them to inform.

AIABACA, a settlement of the province and cor-
regimiento of Piura in Peru.

AIACASI, a settlement of the province and cor-
regimiento of Chumbivilcas in Peru, annexed to
the curacy of Belille.

AIACOA, a small river of the province and go-
vernment of Guayana, or Nueva Andalucia. It
rises to the w. of the Sierra Maiguatida, runs e. and
enters the Orinoco near the rapid stream of the
Marumarota.

AIACOCHA, a settlement of the province and
corregimiento of Huanta in Peru, situate in the
island Tayacaja.

AIAHUALTEMPA, a settlement of the head set-
tlement of the district of Zitlala, and alcaldia mayor
of Chilapa, in Nueva Espana. It contains 36 fa-
milies of Indians, and is three leagues to the s. of
its head settlement.

AIAHUALULCO, a settlement of the head set-
tlement of the district of Ixlahuacan, and alcaldia
mayor of Xalapa, in Nueva Espana, which, in the
Mexican language, signifies a small river. It
abounds in the best fruits of its jurisdiction, such
as pears and other sorts of fruit highly esteemed at
Vera Cruz. It contains only three families of Spa-
niards, 22 of Mustees and Mulattoes, and 70 of In-
dians. In its district are several temporary habi.
tations for labourers, and pastures for breeding cat-
tle, which reach as far as the district of Tepcaca,
in the lofty eminence of Xamiltepec, 16 leagues
distant from Xalapa. It includes also within its
administration the cultivated estates extending as
far as the place called Puertezuelo, where this juris-
diction approximates to that of San Juan de los
Llanos on the w. s.w. side ; and in the culture of
the above estates many Spaniards, 3Iustees, and
Mulattoes, are employed. One league s. w. of its
head settlement.

Aiahualulco, another settlement of the head
settlement of the district of Zitlala, and alcaldia
mayor of Chilapa, in the kingdom of Xalapa, and
annexed to the curacy of this place, from which it
is three leagues distant, being nine to the s. of its
head settlement. It contains 42 families of Indians,
including another small settlement incorporated
with it.

AlAHUASA, a settlement of the province and
corregimiento of Aimaraez in Peru, annexed to
the curacy of Pachaconas.

AIAMARCA, a settlement of the province and
corregimiento of Castro Virreyna in Peru, an-
nexed to the curacy of Cordova.

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