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 . ScV ^ M Hi. LEFEBYMS SCHOOL, (successor to JI 11 S . JI E A I) , ) Corner of Grace and Foushee Streets^ 3FL X c:? :e3: im: o kt 33 - ^ Board from October to July first $200 00 Washing do do 20 00 English Tuition do do 40 00 Modern Languages, each 20 00 Latin -^0 00 Music on Piano, Guitar, Harp, each 80 00 Vocal Music 80 00 Drawing 20 00 Painting in Oil 50 00 N. B. The Fren
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 . ScV ^ M Hi. LEFEBYMS SCHOOL, (successor to JI 11 S . JI E A I) , ) Corner of Grace and Foushee Streets^ 3FL X c:? :e3: im: o kt 33 - ^ Board from October to July first $200 00 Washing do do 20 00 English Tuition do do 40 00 Modern Languages, each 20 00 Latin -^0 00 Music on Piano, Guitar, Harp, each 80 00 Vocal Music 80 00 Drawing 20 00 Painting in Oil 50 00 N. B. The French language is spoken exlusively in the fam-ily of the Principal.—No extra charges. All letters to he di-rected to HUBEKT P. LEFEBVRE, A. M., Principal lOth Street, between Main and Cary, S a S H El © 0 s, Is now prepared to execute orders for allkinds of plain and ornamental. On the most reasonable terms. Also all kinds of BELLS made to B. Highest price paid for Old Metals. CH GAZETTEER OF VIRGINIA. 203 Charleston, ;iliand,s(3me post-town, capital of Kanawha county,Virginia, is situated on the North hank of the Great Kanawhariver, at the junction of Elk, 60 miles from the Ohio, 308 milesfrom Richmond. The river at this place is about 300 yardswide, and is uavigahle for steamhoats 16 miles ahove. Theprincipal thoroughfare from the S. W. to tlie Virginia Springsand Richmond passes through it; the great Railroad from Cov-ington to the Ohio river, when completed, will doubtless bringlarge accessions to its rapidly increasing trade and principal street extends about two miles on the bank ofthe Kanawha. It contains a court house, a jail, a largenumber of stores, of all kinds, several steam mills, saw andflour mills, tan-yards, cooper shops, &c.; 4 or 5 churches,schools, a branch bank, 4 hotels, a printing office, from whichis issued t
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