Buckboard, Buck wagon

A kind of clumsy four-wheeled vehicle, tormed of a long board resting its either end on each axle-tree, and having a seat placed upon it. Buck Branch, in Georgia, a district in Clark county. Buck Branch, in Illinois , a post-office of De Kalb co. Buck Bridge, in New York , a post-office of St. Lawrence co., 18 m. E. of Ogdensburg, on Gra River. Buck Bridge, in Illinois, a village of De Kalb co., 150 m. N.N.E. of Springfield. Buck Creek, in Indiana, empties into Sugar Creek in Shelby co. -A stream of Harrison co., falling into the Ohio at Manksport. -A stream of Henry co., emptying into the W. tork of White River at York town. -A township of Greene co. Buchanan, in Wisconsin , a township of La Cro e co.; now called WASHINGTON. -A township of Outagamie co., on Fox River, 4 m. E. of Applet on. -A township of Manitowoc co., now called LIBERTY. Buchanan River, in W. Virginia , rising in Randolph co., and flowing E.N.E., empties into Tygart's Valley River. (Generally spelled Buckhannon.) Buck Creek, in Ohio. See LAGONDA CREEK. Buck Creek, in S. Carolina, a village of Spartan burg district.