Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-15
NiEGINiANS ANOTHER
W ARNiNG.
U-ESTER.a' III DEPE&~DE.A'CE,
STEAMBOAT NAVIGATfON OF
The WESTERN WATERS.
SYEL5gE.NTILLE .S3,E.alkBO.lr

SYEL'3E.NTiLLE .Sj'E.2.IEBO.4T
We 'aye heard much talk as to bnI,lin-s Steam
HOo. tU this to~u, a!,, are very giad to i,d, lhxt
TIA, subject is at length ,iccmed worldly of ccnsidc
ration i,w ,icc,iuns will convince every ,uan,
tiW Ten t;Dusau dollars has never bccn uOf never
be- laid probably aud useiul'y, or pro-
fu-c more .al advantage to ieubcuN lie, and 10
% mel. hborirg tnwrs an! elements taan ls sum
ia'd ou; ia q y TEA M-rOAT, inr their use. We
.u that ,,u pIhi'c acc ali alive X Give in promo
ung the great Interests OF the river tOsns, by nh
possible meJts--ly manufactures, sucl. wO1llea,
coucn, paper, steam aud other Il ur nils; ani
hrewt'cs also ercctAg in several towns of note
un 81, river, Sly in Charrsown, Wheeliog, He;,,-
e.. and particularly ia this town. The natural cni-
sequence o., that the manufacturers will want
q ;car weekly conveyance OF tncir manufactures
up and down the river 10 ind a market.
The town ot StcubcnyiIle alone, viii haze, in few
months. the following manufactured ARTICLES read Y
ion expectation
Isl. The HoaNen Factory is expected to produce,
IN short tine, 500 ,ars OF clnjl week or
1900 y;I7lN yer Inonth, Tor expectation
"a The I'abei-.6iF, will haze ", ~ large guam
u'y ofp per OF al kinds And sizes, fcr cspnta-
ton every month. Tho Woo leu factory and
parcr-miii, are both StsUhn-yro"&S.
81. The .Siealn.-,3W viii hr il operation very
soon, and 1t will need the advantage Of I Steam
Boat, owned in Steubcnyiilc for The Npurtaton
ct it, flour mp and down the I,ver.
4th. The ,ii- foI'HG,ry will BE- IN operation be-
lore many months, aud II vii! want 10 seud -
WY its castings down the river.
5th. The DiesttJV will BE- il erstion tits WIN
ter, and II will want to send its porter and .. ct
down The river.
9th. II is expected dat quantities of BecF55 P9rk
will b. pat up for expectation down tae river.
With the shove articles of manufacture anl pro.
ducc, SteGm-Bo9t viii fnd Il considerable
! treisAt every trip up and down the riv,r-and tie
adV"nlrg" 10 manulacturF ard farmers, OF "
ing this am-h7at employed IN are e-il9 .lUGs fan
and 20 SfeNbenUNe, viii h: ine;uc Liable. When
freight sufficient does not o.r here, let our steam
boat g TO Pittsburgh and take nir,igttan pAsseu-
gers, reseryins Soom 1T all times for what lit we
/ may have.
And iurlher-we must push for the Newt rlean.
| market, with oar beef, pork, AMI -four, and
| such manufactured Al tic,cs, Will answer that mar.
| lS"t--we wl want from New Orleans sugar, coffee
ind 20, teas, ard sgc articles OF British or other ar
ticl-s, together With cotton for factories, and
! Spanish hides for o,Ir tanneries. We have no til.
! ow-chandier at Steubenyi!le, but by ncxt spring
| shall have one, and the town will be supplied wit
| so0b GnG caHdles on the SPOT, instead Of bringing
| these articles from other places III a rerV hiyi
! pl.ccve shall 10 longer b. compelled to send 3OC
| miles Tor soap to wasi, clothes The present
consumption &c beef in the town. will supply ons tai
| Io.-chand!cr very we'll with sufficient tailoS for
! home consumption and when We begin to pot q +
tor eXpOrta'iol, will be abb tn furnish tainw e
! nouglI to manufacture soap and candes for expor
| talon. SferheH5ihe, { y. P0E.s.