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 . 7 PETERSBURG,MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN PJAIN JAPANNED AND PLANISHED TIN IVARE, stoves, Ranges and Hot air Furna-ces of the latest and most approvedpatterns ; !^heet Iron and CopperWare,Force and Suction Fumps ofany capacity. Always on and Coffee Urns, Chafing Dish-es, Oyster Dishes, Dish Covers,Tea and Coffee Biggins, NurseryLamps with China Cup and Kettle,S
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 . 7 PETERSBURG,MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN PJAIN JAPANNED AND PLANISHED TIN IVARE, stoves, Ranges and Hot air Furna-ces of the latest and most approvedpatterns ; !^heet Iron and CopperWare,Force and Suction Fumps ofany capacity. Always on and Coffee Urns, Chafing Dish-es, Oyster Dishes, Dish Covers,Tea and Coffee Biggins, NurseryLamps with China Cup and Kettle,Sheet Lead, Zinc and Iron CoalScuttles, Scales and Weights, BathTubs, Water Rams, Water Closets,Stationary Washstands, Lead Pipe—all sizes—Copper, Iron, &, Roofing, Guttering and BO GAZETTEER OF VIRGINIA. 181 Blackwater Eiver, in tlie S. E. part of Virginia, rises inPrince George county, and flowing in a general S. E. course,falls into Nottoway river, near the boundary between Virginiaand North Carolina, after forming the boundary betweenSouthampton on the right, and Isle of Wight and Nansemondon the left. Block House, a post-office of Scott county, Virginia. Bloomery, a post-office of Hampshire county, Virginia. Bloomfield, a post-village of Loudoun county, Virginia, 168miles N. by W. from Kichmond, has a church and a few stores. Bloomsburg, a post-village in Halifax county, Virginia, about116 miles W. S. W. from Norfolk. Blue Eidge, a j^ost-office of Botetourt county, Virginia. Blue Spring, a post-office of Smythe county, Bluestone, a small river in the S. W. part of Virginia, risesin Tazewell county, flows north-eastward through Mercercounty, and falls into the New river, 5 miles above the mouthof the Greenbrier. Blue Stone, a post-office of Taze
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