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In 1835 the following article appeared in a Charlottesville publication. Washington, P. V. (Postal "Village) and seat of justice, 118 Z miles from Richmond and 81 'miles S.W. of W.C. (Washing* ton City). It is situated at the " southeastern foot of the Blue * Ridge in a fertile country, upon V one of the head branches of the Rappahannock River (called Rush River) and recently chosen as the seat of justice for the county. It was formerly a PO. (post office) in Culpeper County. It contains besides
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