Statistical gazetteer of the state of Virginia : embracing important topographical and historical information from recent and original sources, together with the results of the last census population, in most cases, to 1854 . of Otter, andflowing south-eastward, falls into Staunton river in Cabell county. Oxford, a post office of Ritchie county, Virginia. Packs Ferry, a post office of Monroe county, Virginia. Paddytown, a small village of Hampshire county, Virginia, onthe N. branch of Potomac river, and about 210 miles N. W. fromRichmond. Page, a county toward the N. E. part of Virginia, conta
Statistical gazetteer of the state of Virginia : embracing important topographical and historical information from recent and original sources, together with the results of the last census population, in most cases, to 1854 . of Otter, andflowing south-eastward, falls into Staunton river in Cabell county. Oxford, a post office of Ritchie county, Virginia. Packs Ferry, a post office of Monroe county, Virginia. Paddytown, a small village of Hampshire county, Virginia, onthe N. branch of Potomac river, and about 210 miles N. W. fromRichmond. Page, a county toward the N. E. part of Virginia, contains about300 square miles. The soil is of limestone formation and is highlyproductive. Wheat, Indian corn, hay and butter are the 1850 this county produced 128,430 bushels of wheat, 137,602of corn, 2253 tons of hay, and 53,207 pounds of butter. Therewere 16 flour mills, three saw mills, one iron furnace, two iron for-ges, and five tanneries. It contained eleven churches, 463 pupilsattending public schools, anci 35 attending other schools. Iron oreand fine marble are abundant ; copper and lead are also found. Cap-ital, Luray. Population, 7600, of whom 6643 were free, and 957slaves. 336 BALTIMORE o CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCHIFTIOU,CORNER OF STILES AND PRESIDENT STREETS, Xj TP I nvt O I=t DE3 . JOHN G. miLHOLLAND, ENGINEER & MACHINIST, Elast Falls Avenue, Near Pratt St. Bridge, ® ^ ll Igl 1 SI # ik la ^ Is prepared to execute all orders in his line for XKX j£k o »c X XV :e3 3E1. ^sr^ Steam Engines, and other kinds of Machine work. Also, Plan-ing and Turning of the largest descriptions. Orders by Mailpromptly attended to. N. B.—In connection with the above the Subscriber has justopened an 3FOXJNI>3Ef!ir, And is now prepared to furnish to order every description ofCastings on the shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Painsville, a post village of Amelia county, Virginia, forty-sixmiles W. S. W. from Richmond. Palatine, a thriving post villag
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