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Those compound proper names which by analogy incline to a union of their

parts without a hyphen, should be so written, and have but one capital: as,

"Eastport, Eastville, Westborough, Westfield, Westtown, Whitehall,

Whitechurch, Whitehaven, Whiteplains, Mountmellick, Mountpleasant,

Germantown, Germanflats, Blackrock, Redhook, Kinderhook, Newfoundland,

Statenland, Newcastle, Northcastle, Southbridge, Fairhaven, Dekalb,

Deruyter, Lafayette, Macpherson."