Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
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The Guyndoe Herald OF last week appeared TO he well
posted mp 10 oil that relates the improvements going on
10 that reg. Their Rail Roud progressing
finely Mr.. Paxton is pushing them UP to employ
hands Col Webb has just opened some excellent coal
banks Guyan river, above The Falls. The locks and
dams In that river il is expected will be done before the
winter rains tel in. II will be matter OF little rejoicing
with thousands to learn that the steamboat landng Guy.
audote become excellent in this low Stage
Of water in thu Ohio The Editor closing article
pairing The Advantages of the several landings along the
river down lhre thus breaks out in the language of exua
ion "Hurrah for Guyandotlc habor,-herc is deep
and misak" Seeing every thing in that interesting
Of the Old Dominion is in the most cheering condi
ZION of progress the truly 60 nhcad Editor Of Tho Herald
article headed "Chicuso and Guyandol,e in which
he proposes The construction of az air line railway, from
Guyandolte, Va, 10 Chicago, Ill., as great trunk ne TO
be- fed by The short roads that that line in
almost every d'ection,by which trunk railway The Herald
thinks the trade Of the teeming Northwestern States
would be poure the Virginia Central Rail Road The
Herald nlimaIs from letters received from two Of their
lerprislng czcns visit to the Eastern Cities that
large amount Eastern capital will shortly BIO transferred
Guyandoltc In view Of all The facts set forth In The
Herald VIC must congratulate our friends In Cahcll and
Wayne upOn their present prosperity, and their brilliant
PROJECTS ahead-l kanauha Republican.
Jack EVcrson who is charged in this county with passing
counterfeit money tried before Squire RhCa Thurs
day. and acnmmtte Jail for further trial at the
sim Of The County Cout-7th OF next month. fdrmon
pirginian.
A new Church edice is building in this place,
Mnn street. few PAGES below ktaseys Hotel II is under
the auspices Of The Methodist Episcopal denomination
nenced Ii will be building 40 by GO, stories
high and ornamencd with cnpoll and bell 1t is expected
to b. nner rnnf yet !s fall and 10 be ready for use BY
H." G'i uf June nrxtf FLirnloDt FrgiHiIn
1--WE al e informed that Mr. VIM Clayton. constable resi-
ding the ncinhbhoud of Pennington in this county
aey robbed his pocket book continuing $500 and
a valuable papers Suspicion Irsls "a young By The
uaIns Of John n. Shaw who has been living with Mr. Clay
ION some years aud who Unexpectedly took his departure
on the eastern buund day last week He pu
sd as soon as il was discovered that the pocket book was
zone as yet clue has been obtained in relation his
sherabouls. / Fairmont Pnginln.
FTtE.-The dwelling hsnse Of J. G. Spaiing, E:q near
Weston caught fire Monday last from the stuvepipe and
IDayeI the bu!ng somewhat, before The fire put
Mr. was absent the time attending the Court but ortu
nely arrived in lime 10 his residence from being
t:ced to ashes Ii'esion Herald
FINE COAL-Serernl weeks ago we announced that
cal had found in this vicinity and upon the line OF the
North W srtn Rail Road We have since specimens
I'll this and have burnt 1t is The best black da
nnd know and The vein 10 said TO be thick enough 10
Justly mining. PIrkeraburg Register.