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Chesterfield (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 5
My second trip.
I. Virginia.
Preliminary words on insurrection
I start again
Chesterfield county facts
social reunions North and South
the poor whites and slavery
education and slavery
a know-nothing yet wise negro boy
farming Utensils
guano and negroes
the Slaveocracy and the poor,
Preliminary words on urg.
I made no notes of the intervening country at the time, but will insert here what I wrote on a subsequent pedestrian journey over the same route.
Chesterfield county facts.
Nearly the entire road runs through woods.
Land, from $6 to $8 an acre.
This county, a few years ago, had a population of 17,483, an increase ual circle, a bee, a surprise party, a social --or at any other of the innumerable reunions which are everywhere so uncommonly common in the Free States?
Chesterfield county, by the latest census, had five hundred and sixty-four farms; 87,180 acres improved, and 108,933 unimproved acres: the total value of which, with improvemen
Fauquier (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 5
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