VERMONT.

Derives its name from the range of the Green Mountains which runs

through the State. These mountains give rise to many rivers which

contribute to the fertility of the soil. The State being entirely

inland, the attention of the inhabitants is directed to agriculture and

manufactures. Mines of iron, copper, and lead, and quarries of marble,

are found in this State. Montpelier, the capital, is a flourishing

town.

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