BARNESVILLE, an incorporated village of Belmont county, Ohio, U.S.A., in the eastern part of the State, tom. from the Ohio river, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The population was 4,965 in 1920; 193o it was 4,602. Coal is mined near by, and the raising of Jersey cattle is one of the industries in which the region specializes. Among the many manufactures of the village are window glass, cut glass, car wheels, overalls, berry boxes, woollen goods and hosiery.