Lancaster, a township and post village, capital of Grant County,
Wisconsin. It has one weekly Paper.
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County, New York. It had its Weekly Gazette in 1810. Three
Newspapers are now published.
Lapeer, a township and post village, capital of Lapeer County,
Michigan. It has a weekly Paper.
Laporte, a post village, capital of its county, Indiana. A
weekly Newspaper is published.
Laurensville, a post village, capital of Laurens district, South
Carolina. It has one weekly Paper.
Lawrence, a large manufacturing post village of Essex County,
Massachusetts. Two weekly Newspapers are published.
Laiorenceburg, a small modern city, capital of Dearborn
County, Indiana. It has two weekly Papers.
Lawrenceburg, a post village, capital of Lawrence County,
Tennessee. A weekly Newspaper is published.
Lawrenceville, a post village, capital of Lawrence County,
Illinois. It has one weekly Paper.
Lebanon, a post village of St. Clair County, Illinois. The Illi-
nois Advocate, a Methodist paper, appears weekly.
Lebanon, a township and post village of Grafton County, New
Hampshire. The Granite State Whig appears weekly.
Lebanon, a post borough, capital of its county, Pennsylvania.
Four Papers are published here weekly.
Lebanon, a post village, capital of Wilson County, Tennessee.
It has two weekly Papers.
Leominster, a township and post village of Worcester County,
Massachusetts. The Political Recorder Newspaper was printed
here, by Salmon Wilder, in 1810.
Leonardtown, a post village, capital of St. Mary's County,
Maryland. The St. Mary's Beacon is published weekly.
Le Boy, a township and post village of Genesee County, New
York. It has two weekly Papers.
Lewisburg, a post borough of Union County, Pennsylvania.
Three Newspapers are published, one in German.
Lewisburg, a post village, capital of Greenbrier County, Vir-
ginia. It has a weekly Paper.
