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Cha'zy, in New York , a river of Clinton co., enters Lake Cham plain. -A post-village and township of Clinton cc., on Chazy River, abt. 128 m. N. by E. of Albany; pop . of township 3,206, Cha'zy Lake, in New York , a source of the Chazy River, in Clinton co., is about 4 m. long. Cheadle, ( cheed'l ,) a market-town of England, co. Stafford, 180 m. N.W. of London. Manuf . Copper, iron, and tin-wares, tapes, leather, flax, nails, . Pop . about 4,000. Cheap, a . [A. S. ceap , cattle, salable commodities, bargain, price, busine ; Ger. kauf , a bargain; Icel. kaup . Our cheap is an ellipsis for good - cheap , that is a good bargain.) To be had at a low rate; at a low price or rate; being a good bargain; bearing a low price; as, a cheap article of sale. -Being of little value; common; not respected. "O God, that bread should be so dear, And flesh and blood so cheap !" - Hood. cey) in the U. States. Chauncy, in Ohio , a post-village of Athens co., on the Hocking River and Canal, 65 m. S.E. of Columbus. Coal mines and salt-works are in the neighborhood. Chaun'cy ville, in Wisconsin, a post-office of Mant tow co.