Company Names, addresses, dates:¹
  Bennett, Beers & Fisher, 125 Main St., Richmond VA (1856)
  Fisher & Winston, 125 Main St., Richmond VA (1858-1860)
  Fisher & Shepherd, 125 Main St., Richmond VA (1861)
  James R. Fisher, 115 N 3rd St., Richmond VA (1869)
  James R. Fisher, 201 E Canal St., Richmond VA (1869-1872)
  Fisher & Conrad, 201 E Canal St., Richmond VA (1873-1874)

Notes:
James R. Fisher (1829-1893)² became a partner with the Bennett & Beers drug business at 125 Main Street in 1856¹.
In 1857, that copartnership was disolved due to the death of Charles Bennett, and Fisher took over the business with new partner Edmund T. Winston³.
In 1860, that partnership ended and Fisher took on a new partner. The new business was known as "Fisher & Shepherd". That business seems to have ended by 1862, possibly due to the Civil War.
Fisher shows up in City directories again at a new location and without any business partner in 1869, then he takes on a new partner in 1873 under the name "Fisher & Conrad". That business ended in 1874.

Edmund T. Winston (1821-1872)⁴ had a grocery business before he had teamed up with Fisher, and based on advertisements in Richmond newspapers, he continued to run that business even after he parted ways with Fisher⁵.



Bottles:

(base)

This is an aqua 10.25" bottle with an applied lip. It may have an iron pontil scar, but i's not obvious and there's no iron residue. It is embossed: vertical: FISHER & WINSTON / DRUGGISTS / RICHMOND VA base: (possibly an iron pontil scar) Based on the size and shape, I think this bottle may have held Florida Water.