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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
Coal Trade Of C. & N. B. z.

Three regular coal trains have been running
the last three weeks. The Quantity of coal
transported is about enc tkoasIni tons per
day On one day. last week, one hundred and
seventeen cars, each carrying from ten to elev-
en- tons. went forward to Cleveland. The
quantity of coal passing over the road this
season is largely Increased ever that of last
year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
THE
i0esftfp Resefbe Chronicle
HAPG0OD 8 ADAMS, PrOpIItlOfs.

TERMS-One DoIIarans Fifty Cents, in
advance; Two Dollars, IL payment Is not
made in advance.
No paper discontinued Gntil all 1rrearaEes are paid
hansnt - ,ha o,tian offha uubIfshsr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
Head Quarters, Ohio Militia.
SPECIAL oRpIR, NO.

Sir:-You are hereby authorized 10 enlist q
company OF Infantry. to consist of not less thar
80 nor more than l0I men. and report it to the
commanding officer of the 18th Regiment o
V. U s. A.. 1T C.mD Ford. Alliance.
c P. BUCKINGHAM, Ad!t GEN..
To OscAE o MILLER,
In pursuance Of the above order. I have es-
kablishei recruiting station in Warren. at
Judge Ful'er'G ofhe.. This Company will
be dssignssed As Co. C, 18th Regiment. Col.
Beatty ami Lieut.. Col. Ho~llingsworth are to re-
main with the Regiment, which is a sufficient
guarantee that its reputation will be kept ~.
and makes a desirable one in which TO enlist.
When full, an election for company officers will
be held. OSCAR o. MILLER.
Warren. Sept. 4. 1861.
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A Little Higher.

Mr.. Asahel Tyrrell of Fowler, brought US a
stalk of corn. measuring twelve feet and six
inches in heighth.
Since writing the above, Mr.. Woodrow OF
this Office, has brought in a stalk which he
took from the field of H. B. Perkins, measuring
Is feet and 10 inches.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
Cavalry Horses.

MsSsrs. Chryst & Fsnstsmlker viii be at
Bristol Center tomorrow. Thursday, and at
Newton Pals Sud Warren on Friday of this
week. to purchase horses for the Cavalry ser,
vice. The horses must DO between Is aul I6
hands high. from 4 to 8 years old, and of dark
color.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
TaAIss tEAvE M.il b. b TslIss lr.vE LRxP. De

/ Making connections a. follows
At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus 4 Cineinnati, Cleveland & Erie. and Clsve
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroads
At Scion with haeks for Chzgrin Fails. &e.
At hantra With hacks for RaVenna, &c.
At BraeeVille with hacks for Newton Raiis, &s.
A. Warren with hacks for sharon, Greenvllls. Neal
Vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c.
At youngstown with stages for Nav Castle, Poland.
Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence By P. n W. &
c. Railroad to Pittsburgh.
Mar. 90, 1851 cHAs. L. RHODES, sapt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
Dissolution

Notice is hereby 4iveu that the Co
~ partnership hsr=tofsrs existing sefrssn Oliver
II. Patch and @. A. Adams, under gAs name 81 Patch
AL persons having claims against said ERR. are re-
qaested to present them TO @. A. Adams. ABd al nos@
Indebted to said ern. are notified 20 HAkS PsyHsas
TO said s2sns, he bsiBg authorized to settle all sAs
business Of the firm. OLIVER u. PATcH,
EArre5, Aug %. Is6l-3w o.. ADAMS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
RARENTs

and especially mothers who have the more i'm
mediate care Of children, permit me 70 say with
candid earhestness never lay down TO rest at
night with the health and happiness of your
children at hear. without having the Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer at hand-trust tone other Pain
preparations or panaeeaS-they may and often
do fail in or itieal eases-but the Perry Davis
neVer-noneVer-if you heed not this timely
warning the fault isyour own. as Perry Davis
Pain Killer is in nearly every Store throughout
the length and breadth Of our land, and all
over the civilized world.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
S}pmt 9nttlIigsrfs.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
PoGT orFIcE. WARREN, 0Ho.l
Nav -. lF6l.

PoGT OFFICE. wAEREN, 0HIo.l
May -. ls6I.
yeuKosTowE daily arrives $50 p m-Issves Il:I5 a N
CLEVELLND, do do ll:i5an do Use ? n
eALEM, do do pm An.
or DsssINes. do do l0am- do pm
SnAKoE arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. 10 ZAu. Leaves
sane days at y p N.
~. 6KEEEvILIE arrives Non Wed Fri. . m. Leaves
Tres Thurs. Sat. at y m.
GKkEEssCRsA. arrives Non. Wed. Fri al 10 m
LesEe same dHts ~ I p m
N. BLo0NFIBHD, arrives Non. Wed Fri by I'm
Leaves Tues. Thurs. Sal; atesn
TIKziEGTsE. arrives Wed Eri by S , n Leaves
Tues. Thurs st Z = N
CAEToR. via Esck Greek HsnnSh's Mills, &c, AZ
=iFes Fridays at 5 u N L-av : Tues. st ca a m
y mails which leave 81 or before = = m ar c ssec
the pr eceain ing evening 81 9 Z II all eChers are
.cio.ed half az hear previous TO their deIsrt-.e-
c. ~ TX 2. VI.
EPSe drop letters delivered usless pre- PAID.
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lob PRINTING
Justices and Coastab.e>, Blanks,

FARKAETEE, MORTGAGE & QUTr CLAIM DEEDS
sCANoSs, ExEcETIOEs- sCBFEEEs, RI
Constantly on hand and for sale.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
Paid Off.

The Warren and Youngstown com panies in
the 18th Regiment were paid off at this place
on Thursday last. each private resolving about
$50 in gold. some SI4.oo0 were paid out and
put in circulation. The men speak highly Of
the pOliteness and disposition to accommodate
svInesd by Paynastsr Coon.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
FARMERS.

provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Kill
Ter at this season Of the year when ChOlie,
ChOleramorbuS, Dysentery, Diarrhca &c. may
disable your handouts it in every ease Of
the kind, and my ears for it, il it does not eff
feet q speedy sure-but be surs you trust to no
other remedy but the old long tried Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer which has never to my knOwl-
edge failed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04

SPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS
Kfnrsdy's Salt Rhsunl 0inimsut. HCsd4rs's
German BitteTs.
Jane "a SsI. SMITHS pTvS storS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
NOTICE

NOTICE
IN Is hereby given that the undsrsiEnei has bees
appointed and qualified, az Administrator on the es
tate Of XII W Dray, late OF BaEetta. Truubun com
~, Ohio. deceased. All persons indebted to the ca
tate are requested to make immedtH'e payment, and
those havinK claims against n Q az sEil present
ADDISON n. DRAY.
Aug. IL. Is6I-3E
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DRS. WORTMAN & SHANNON
HUbsfn
WARREN, GASKILL HOUSE, c

WARREN, GASKILL HOUSE, on
Thursday, June 9Th, again august let. and a.
gain September s. Drs. ". & S.eall the especial a.
tentioa OF the amietsd to the fact that they have been
visiting Warren regularly every month for nearly
two years. thus shosing that they dc rot fear to come
hack where they have done bu~sinssS-farthsr, they
expect TO visit regularly fer the next ave ygsrI to
eomr. They have made Chronic Disease their study
and have treated them Almost exclusively for a NUM-
Der CT years and claim far better success than aould
reasonably be expected from LOCAL PHYSICIANS.
They nov have = large humber Of cases In this and
the adjoining Counties, many Of whom had Doetnred
for years to No eject, who they have successfully
cured many OF whom are we'll known in this eOmmu-
nifty. Drs. Workman & Shannon will both be around
Together this trip and especially Invite the anis;sa
70 call.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
Military Parais at Neutnn Falls.

A military parlis in wlicl some five com
psnies of the Reserve participated, came OF At
Newton Falls, on Saturday We have not
learned any particulars respecting it
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
NHER!FF'S SALE.
~ Smiths 4 NeCom.s In Coz
BURIAL CASES.-A full ass,,rmeH

kCtsthh 'HOh'
IL Of METALLIC BURIAL CASES just rSceiTsl.
These Cases being perfectly air-tight, very aus re-
tArd decomposition, and entirely proven; the escape o.
any offensive gas and are we'll adapted to the pressr.
walton and transportation Of the body.
An assortment always on baud. 0rdergs from
distance ProupEly attended TO.
TRUBspELL & TOWNSEND.
Warrpn, o. y1As rSih. ISSR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04

FRESH DRUGS.
K. WOODS has received his stock
- . Of Goods Tor the summer trade isught in thu
Market at War prices. and wall 0e sOia sceordir Ey
iOr rtedy Pay Heu viii fnd = f.I sssortmeut q
Cbenicals. Iye u Gees. } a:btr Of All liIoI, CHS Of
All KiHss. iurpeh tine, C~sHlhene &C
NARNISHES-FUrGtur e best Coach
Japan and Denar VArnishes very low, for sale
by JR WOODS.
4 IQU0RS-Aedicinsl Liquors of all
IL KINDS and OF very beGtquAIity incILding so bbls
J.R. woods
UORAX One Case of refined Barax
- for sale "
~UkDkIES-5 BIOS Rosin, 2 do whIJe
~ Chalk. } CO A.sm, 1 CAsk Sal Soda, / 90 Soda
Ash d heE' oGt fetre 10 be iouna At WVOJs'-
MAI ro-5 Baskets prime AnRat-
II ~ iOr szls Oy ooJs
EA-A few chests OF best tea at
l. WOOLs'
fLLASS-McCulley's Wn.ow Glass,
" and GiAss ware Of ali kinds .sld by
&OAPS-CasIl M,mAns FnenJ,
~ Transparent, COigateS ana tue hest OIL fancy
SOAPS at Moods.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES-A large
Il inSsics irSn W.. 5. Msnell Z Co., Cincinnati.
sold ~ J.R. NuUDS.
nUININE lO0z-15 do Morphine.
" 100 do Tod. Potassium. 81 do chioroform, 10 do
G!ycerine, % do cklOrste Poiass At lowest market
rates. J.R. WOODS
MEDICINAL EXTRACTS TiIdens
w and the most popular names OF the day at
WOODS
, DFMUOHNS Sp'ts Nitre 5 do Aqua
- Ammonia. = do sulph. Ether by WOODS.
CIDS-Acetic. Is Carbnvs Sulphu
II rio, : NuriAtie. do Nitre aud l do Solution Of
Tin. hy EOa1s
CIGARS-2O 900 Of most popular
~ SranIs to be found in store bv WOODS.
IlRUSHES-Pain'. Vanish. Han,
- Tooth, White Wash. Stencil and all other requi-
red kinds for sale by J. r. WOODS.
DlRD CAGES-A few OF those nice
H Cages yet on exhibition by WO0DI.
HANDLES-Stearine AID TslloH
~ Candles by J.R. WOODS.
Nj EDICINAL Remedies for Diar-
1t1 rhGa. DYBentery. and Summer Compl.iuts.-
Mrs. Winstos's Soothing SSrdp DR.. M~urray's Syrup.
GrsfenberE DySentery syrur, M'LaneI Cordisl.God-
frey's do 6c. &c. J. r. WOODS.
(IOUGH lie S-Jackson's
" Cough Syrup, W. s. NerrelI'S Pulmonary do.
Halls B.lBam for the LunEs, Ayers Cherry Pectsrll
Jayne's Ex PectorAnt. DR.. MurraY's do, Die Hunn's e.
li1ir Of Opium. Dr. cary'S Cough Cure &c, by
CUNDRIES-PeruviaR Syrnp. Prot
~ Wood 8 Restorative Cordial. scoviII's Blood Pu
Ayers Ague Cure. Syrup Iodide Of Iron, WINS
sxr Ssparilla. RobSek's Blood Purifier, Cod Liver Oil
and Jelly. &c. woods.
all sizes, by
Il J.R.
DEST BRANDS Of Pearl Starch by
- the hex or H.. Indigo. Birthstone. FIo's Sui
thur. Nu;msgG, Gloves, Csssia, Bird Seed &c
WOODS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
Eldar Isaac Errett.

Will Preach ST the Disciples Church, 10 thi
place. nsxs SInlly morliag and evening.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

De you rise with a sostes tongue n6rsi1gs, With
bad taste in ire mouth and poor appetite for break
fast , Do yeu feel when you first get aP So weak and
lAnguiA you can seArssly get abousI Do you have
dizIiRsSs ia the head st Zines ami sftsa = dainess,
with headache 1eeAsio nally , Are your bowels cost
i've aud irregular and appetite shangeAblef Do yea
ref Up wind from the stomach. and do you boat up
often J Do you feel = fullnsss after eatin= and 3 gene
ness when the stomach is empty Do yOa have heart
burn oe essioRaIiy Do you feel lev spirited azd
loo on the dark aide Of things Are yoz not unusu-
ally nervous at timss1 Do yea net become restless
and oftsn lay until midnight before yea eaa &C to
slsep ? and then, at times, don't you feel dull and
sleep Ply most Of the time Is ysur skin dry and sea
~ J alss sAlloS J In thsrt, 10 net your life = bur
then, full Of fsrObodiDgs1 Nov. these are ths jyuP-
toms generally present. bat not Alsa-s all Of them.
and there ara thousands who are suffering daily from
them. and We pledge ssrsslVes. in from three to Ave
prescriptions, to dive them all away and con Flsts-
ly Gre .be patisat, changing their whole pbysisal
and nentaI nature, and thus make life = blessing In
pkes Of burlNen. We ask these who have tried an
I'll tired and disc VATged TO give rs one fair trial and
We eandidIy can do ;'SEi What is above set forth. Try
tive prescription Is and y : san In that time s~atisfy the
nost increduloEs. We ca especial attention to our
almost invaluable retainer a the ssOTs diseases.
e Prann m gk1-rUb
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Postponement Of the Orwell Fair
Take Notice.
The Orwell Agricultural Society will post
POue their Fourth Annual Fair from September
25. &c. and27, 10 September 26. 81 and %. 1861
This course became necessary owing to 8 clash.
ing with the Claridon Fair By order of the
Board. S A. ANTHONY, Sec'y.
Orwell, Sept ID, Is6I-3w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04

In Kegs FAuNEsTocK's White
1UO Lad. jut redst
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WARNING N ADVICE.

CtiseH SolliT-AI you provide 10 70 forth
to battle. by all means pr divide yourself with q
good supply Of Perry Davis Pain Killer
1t may be the means of saving your life from
many diseases incident to camp life-it has
saved mine-but be sure you get the pure Per-
~ Davis Pain Killer. it il the only reliable
PREPARATION Of the kind In all easea.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
EMPLOYMENT.

can furnish employment for a few
l. active nsu to solicit or ers for the Little Clan.
Sewing Machine. Those we'll acquainted IN the eoun
y for which they apply prsfsrrsa. Salary stS PER
month and exssnsss or ! commission allowed sQ1Al
from $500 to 1000 per year. Bor Partie alars .tsseriP-
tioa, e~4tAlOEus &s., address With stamp Z. ). Page,
Toledo, o.. Gen1 AEt fer W. q.
JuAe II, lsSI-3n'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-09-04
FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER,

let me say to you in brothsrly kindness put a
Bible in one end Of the Soldiers Kit aud 4 bot
tie of genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer in the
other, and it may be the means Of in~suriBg his
safe rsturn-tru.t to no other PREPARATION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
VOLUME LVU.-NUMBER q

Of the subject exacted that should extend nv
researches beyond the limits Of my consular
jurisdiction, in order to render an exact idea O!
the situation and of the advantages which MAJ
accrue 10 France, in case Of the success Of tie
enterprise in question
Your EXcelency instructed me 10 make 4 re-
port have endeayored to make il rs complete
as possible.
In conclusion Monster lie Mnistrc, after :.
thorough examination Of this question, be-
liere ii to be Of the highest Importance and d
nature 10 attract the attention Of the Govern
nent Of the Emperor.
Accept, Monsieur le Minstrc, the assurances
Of respect with which have the honor to be-.
your Excellency'S very obedient servant,
ALFRED PAUL,
Consul de France.
To His Excclcncy Monsieur Tu1rvExEL.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Paris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
Georgia and SCly York,

The unconstitutional seizure Of arms bc,on".
ing to Georgia, by the Black Republican police
of New York city, has caused the Governor
OF Georgia to demand their restoration Of the
Governor Of New York.
What reply Gov. Morgan will make is not
known; should he refuse the restoration upon
any grounds whatever, Georgia has no aI,crra-
tive but indemniiation by retaliation, which
will be instantly made. 1t will be seen that
every Black Republican act, so far from
exhibiting disposition for compromise, has
but tended to complicatc the difficulties. The
are determined that Southern subugation Shall
be made, and for this purpose add the injury
oiactual robbery to the insults already offered
the Southern States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
RUFFIN,S
Ph0SPHGR-PERUYIAN GUAN0.

800 ;=afy 20 supply orders for my fertilizers as
" -. :. neg co:- In. All may rely upon getting, With
~ b: Ariel" 10, Inferior any have made differ
~ Phosphate ingredients, from anything else In
Az oc;'-T. becarse IL contains more pure BoSg
os L:Hs than any other Manipulated Guano.
Q: applying my preparations to wheat the
|o:. .'': been A. favorable could be expected
&c H;'e.asd disasters OF joint worm, fly, rust, and
|r. -. C'- c9u:ht. which prevented the present Ia
g: he i'ho-phat.s TO very great extent at
@ .'ta' Tas rrAining. But the Of the teSt-
l. ~ vas equal or superior to Peruvian Guano on
80 | %: ia''s tina. need phosphstesaS nearly all
"A' ''Tca its superiority under fair seasons,for
:'oH stand o. Clover. II Is true that OCCASION
u'r been Fscr:ed but they were such rs every
la: "Hi. o. sometimes due to the TACT that the
h-sa raospha'es, but Host generally to the
Z. , D7 both wheat and clover have ever known.
.::, = Tt'racs o: the value Of my manures IL to be
,as' ma; have orders for more than Tour
Pea. 49," -, a' lad al the same period last year.
IS. .1.s" are Induced 10 try my gaano, from thelr
or '''- representations OF others, are par
~: t-rsri 20 order Ruitus guano, and to see that
s. a" trs are so many manipulated articles IN the
s-...'s .:d q myself the commission merchants
ss.Nr;, S!.ia@nJ, o. 0; my agents, essrs. THOMAS
a., Hi:ct Petersburg; NJ. H0LLINS CO., Lynch
60 .e..ii ~ lr, fredericksburg; MASON, MARTIN
g., -, "oiAsiON, CLARKE & CO., Danyille.
-! FRANK G.. RUFPlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08

~, Inserted In the Scmi.Weekly Enquirer al
Q! 10 lines or less for the arst inser.
i ra. : ,,r;. ,e. square :or each continuance; or
g..r - :, b. considered by the month or
+ ,,.,isr,I "a the Manuscript or previously
=; t".,s r,w,rf the rsrties.
.s -:,,; ~: marked on the copy for specified
i,.,,ieas, will be continued unit! ordered out
.=>'i - 'r,.c:ed accordingly.
! ~. E EA,vssrt,rXSSTS.-To avoid any misunder
's' ~. VAT Of the Annual Advertisers, It Is pro
,-l'. gt;g that their privileges only extends 10
s:s!lrss. Real Estate Legal and all other
u -. so; by them, to be an additional charge,
-, .:r aad general Agents Advertisements not
- .,, ., the year, but 20 be charged at the usual
'S net >, .uEt discounts ~ shall be agreed upon
and yearly advertisers, generally, en-
- . o. rraJt squares, with he privilege OF change
-. AZ as.r yearly average, IN any one week, Insert
4, ;he amount agreed upon as the standing rule
-. contract, aad all exceeding such umount to be
- " =. n. sSuai rates.
" ~ ENs:lREx" ADVERTISING SHEET Is publish
.,r Tya:! The monthly circulation Is twenty thou
.,... Advertisements inserted al 25 ceuts per line.
- III ;r-. 20 this Office may be rentted per mail, II
; .a yi.4eie Bank notes, reristsred al the risk Of
- &; obituaries sxj Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
. s.,,. :.. charged Tor as advertisements.
..o.. distance must be accompanied With the ad-
y p.y, satisfactory references TO insure execution
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-al JV-NSUH.
JOHNSON IL PCGF.

COMMISSION MHtSCEI<A-N L =,
s.ysr ECIIDlSG sHocEoE wAkEHorSED
RICHMOND, VA.
VII = sale ct Tobacco, Wheat Corn and country pro-
1.:. .cae.air their sincere thanks to their
5 n. s4.y liberal patronage heretofore extended
.-. azt ask continuance aud increase OF the same
-N year, promising their undivided personal atfen'
3 4. cyusisaaents committed to them
-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
PHILIP KAHM,

J.. y " /. :. NJ Il ~ IL L ~ Il W " ~ N ~
RICHMOND, "a.
IsNCFACTCgGS Steam Engines Of every description
i ,:a ,iz. C:.cua, Saw Mills, MIL Gearing, Mining
la.y CT every description Castings Ia Iron and Brass
-. y >. ,o.;c. Feb 3-sly
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To complete the canal, which will
make the total above given, for
the continuous water line, Of.

Now, Monsieur lc Ministrc, | must say here
that the James River and Kanawha canal COM
pany has nothing to do with the navigation Of
James river. Its only business is with the
line termed cana" which begins at Richmond
itself, and ends at the Ohio river, and will be,
according to calculation, 4S5 miles in length,
Of which 1877 are open and free 10 navigation.
have only mentioned James river, in order
to give an idea of the continuous line called
Virginia water line" including, within its
compass from the Ohio to the Atlantic, the
length Of the canal first, and then Of the river
to Norfolk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
SHOCKOE MILL

RII HWUNU UrKUUNU PLAS En-
Az aoT prepared 20 supply any demand for
rLASIER FRESH GROUND for the Fall crops.
Ng ,.cy CT Lump Is large selected from the purest
.o; ,yovs Scois) ouarries, With special reference TO
:..!as,s in SrLPHATE OF LINE- ....
I.a !or ii. heavily increased patronage, the repu
IL, .T b-a!d shall be fully sustained for PURITY and
, pa F..r:uL,!IGS JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
~. -. O:ice No. ! / Pearl street.
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r,o Richmond Enquirer,
Nv n,,,v srM,wEEKLr AND WEEKLY
s::sH.r .,,>, VAR, rx. WISE n ALLEGRE.
TySNS:

i.i,i,ars per snuum, and at the
* in fnt asvsnSs so s be rs5 psIa as he
- S.rrr sanI'a,, ~, :" ,.t;s-s containing money are
.hv IL s!'satt re,i>.errd, they will be at the
. Z :'lewT;c-,' go y TEN DAILY HSQrlSSR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
pES,TEyTIARY OF VIKGINIA.

kEASCYACTugED 81 this institution, and sold there and
- Agents store No. q, Pearl street. the following
P-,. q; .=luc-d prices, to-Tit;
St',, SHOES and Dfogr-,
".-.., C!a!trea aad Seryants' Shoes
ni:o: ..t Cart ia.aes, Of every description
Sas..-- b4ads, leather Hos
N,s7.,, Carts.
va. - W..cbar.ow.
",:t.,-:, safes, &c.
&"P:. a.t Plaid Co:tons
s-;'-T! aat Lias-ys for plantation hands
s=';E E.':c Clothing .or Servants
N5s . he above articles on hand and for sale, nr will
A4: q ::2a::.d. ether job work done 10 order, Oh
y. 'ac= :"r Cash, or 30 punctual cuS;o only, on
1-;.s-.
";s: 'o The country, with satisfactory references,
1 fi?.i'!r a:eaG-i 20 Address Z. VI. NIMM0,
-! S-ea A,=n: aad Storekeeper Va. Penitensiary.
IuO0 ACRES or COTTON LAND FOIs
SALE or AS A PARTNERSHIP.
'H:'r:a acres Of first quality of cotton lands In
"aaa::9n county, Miss, within six miles Of MissIs.
2s'.i.'. A:c. ;h:r;y.Eye hundred In Suneower
!! A'' II .x niles OF fazoo river good roads lead
ta;n ;'ic;, They ~-rc located in 1894 by the under
'-;l Ia": vii he sold. or placed as stock against
t.... Ir N d. STnS
.;-.:-cEcm New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-08
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
fNsiysgr for the liberal encouragement extended 10
u :. or Southern friends have spared no expense
our facilities to meet the increased demand
= v..6U, manufactures. In our
EA!; WHEEL DEPAFIMEN
~ 1at- extensive improvements by the addition to
\: &a::L FOUNDRY of building Is by 10 feet and
j. .;.a:ar:'on Of the most modern and Improved ma
81
?.f W.--s are bored by sefcentering horizontal Ma
- Al! ar- t7awa on the Axle by powerful Hydraulic
f FINISHED s::h AN indicator, by which the force APP
=. % - m',e.i !. accurately measured.
E. ,1a::s.- % manufacture, from best CHARCOAL
EIIAL.
=, i,a: Railroad Chairs Railroad and Ship Spikes
l.,.t Wheels: Truck Bolts and Fish Bars; Car and
Ay-s b-ijsc, and other long Bolts; Iron Trucks;
.aol ~ P:o=c-s all kinds; Iron aad Brass Castings
r=a;l7. Stationary and Portable Engines; Saw and
f. :...; Susa. Mills and Ensines.