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Augusta Female Seminary,
SrAUNTON, VIRGINIA,

MISS MARY J. BALDWIN. Principal.
Opens Sept. e, 1885, Closes June, 1886.
Unsurpassed In its location, In Its buildings and
grounds, In its general appointments and sanitary
arrangements, i full corps Of superior and expert
ced teachers its unrivalled advantages in Music,
@Goern Languages, hlocnuon, rlee AIs, rnys,cA
OF Bookkeeping, the successful efforts made to So.
cuie health, comfort and happiness its opposition
70 extravagance Its standard Of solid scholarship.
Board, &C. &c, and full English oourse $3.50 for en-
tire session.
For full particulars apply to the PRINCIPAL for
catalogues ju27eodb
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The supreme Bench.

LrASTA, Sept. %, tSSL-From experience think
sSSsvery valuable remedy for euieneouS diseA-
~ and a, tle same time an invigorA1ng tonic.
JAMES JACKSON, Chist Justice Of Ga.
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REGISTER!
EIrHERl
DAILY OR WEEKLY,
EIrHER,

which, under the new management, shall DO en-
iy what was stated editorislly the morning aftcr
trsnafsT, viz: Thoroughly and RELIABLY Dnno
CRATIC, with no faYon for any person or fscttss
within the party to the dstrimsnt Of the who'll
party. WHEN the nominations are made By the
regularly constituted convention Of the party thsn
ths REsIxTKs willard only thsn-Eive III IN
qualified support 70 the nominee
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1 Per Cent.-9ovsrnmsnts Quiet
and Firm-Stocks Higher Flour Dull
and Unchanged-wheat Unchanged.
NEW YoEK, July S.-Money easy at l
per cent; prime mercantile paper 4@5
per cent. Foreign exchange dull at 4S4f
@4854.
GovERSMENrs-Quiet and firm at un.
changed quotations.
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LAW SCHOOL

HF WASHINGTON AND Ike UNIVERSITY.
" Gen. q. W. C. Lee, President Instruction BY
textbooks and printed lectures, with courses Of
lectures on special subjects by eminent iurists.
Tuition snd lees $50 for session Of nine months, be-
ginning September IL. For catalogue aud full In
formation, address Chas. A. Graves, Professor o:
Law Lexington Va jy6rb
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AND
Weekly Register
~ 8 8 s.

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paper, and . journal adapted to the STORE, tn
OYFIcE, the FAMILY and the PRESIDE. II will
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TEE STATE AND NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.
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Pennsylvania together with all local news prepared
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COTTON.
Man York.

New YoRK, July 8. - Cotton-Firm and
unchanged; futures closed quiet and steady;
July lo.43e; August I0.47c; September
l0.27c; October 997c; November s.SSc;
December $3.50; January 9s7c; February
la.07c; March 10.l7c; April l0.27c.
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TERMS OF THE REGISTER.

Tss nap alans VII b sent 10 any sddIss ior
oents
Ths RssnzK1 nsy b ISN'T 10 ons address ~
vhztevsr other paper n subscribed for, TO suoths
tia money 70 accompany the order invariably.
y. II. TAN1X,
General Manages.
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AT CHARLESTON

The REsnrzR viii continue to give the new ems.
mating from the CAPITAL after the renewal
Charleston Just the same as heretofore, that even
citizen wishing to know what 10 Transporting ut thu
sxAT OF GovxRsHEST must continue To take thf
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
(opERA1IN6)
CLEVELAND 4 PIITsBURG r.
Condemned timetable OF PASSENGER trains correct
ed TO MAY q, lSS5-Central Standard Time.
R.sr AND NORTH TO prrTsBrRa AND CLEVELAND.
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Manhood Restored.

Remedy Free. "A victim Of youthful tmpra-
1enee causing Premature Decay, Nervous peolntL
rs, Manhood, &c, having tried In VAIN ever
LnoEn remedy has disco rsred simple means "
Sltcgru which he viii send FREE to MS Ieiios-
sufferers. Address, J. II. REEVES, IS CnatnAm
Street, New York
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CAPITAL EHzR aas1o&
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loss p. m. train through 10 Cincinnati without
hange, with sleeper through 70 Cincinnati.
Lanesvtlle Aeconmodasaon leaves Wheeling ~
7:SS Q. =. and $50 p. M, Beilairs n s;lo n
and xiS p n, daily sxssPa sanday. w. =,
nS5 A. \. and arrives d Aoundsvtlls q Has 2. H.
daily except Sunday.
Manninstsn Aecenneastiss leaves ct l;le ?. =
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sleeping car sosonsssAiaisas en- b sssszsa = D.
p'' N T.o BURKE
Ticket Agent B. 4 o. Depot,
JOHN BAIL1E,
Ticket Agent, under McLure HOUSE
JOHN T.LAEE, Trav. Passenger Agent
c. K. LORD, Gen. Pas. Agent
RT. DEvRIES, General Agent, Wheeling.
WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIvIAOR.
On ana after June 2ist 1855, passenger trains viii
run - follows, Wheeling time:
pKfAkTuRlk
For PittabuVh-1:4o q. m, daily; 6:S p. n.
daily; $50 p. m. and 7:+5 m, daily except Bun.
For ws.hington-s:oS p. N, daily szcspt Sunday.
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sos n; daily except Sunday; i9iS n, d sn
d''; iO;i0 2 X x, LORD HeA General ps.sn,r Agent
B. DUNHAM, General Manager.
Ut. LANE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON AND Lee UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON, VA.

Instruction in the usual academic studies and In
the profession al schools OF Law and Engineering
Location healthful; expenses moderate. Session
opens September H. For catalogue, address Clerk
Of the Faculty"
jy6rb q. W. c. LEE, President
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THINE TABLE, ooRRECTED 10 JULY 8, lssa
Train leave Panhandle Station. foo Of Eiev.
enth street near public landing, - follow Cm-
tral Standard Tns-whiaA II 81 minutes slowez
than Wheeling ttms:
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Commissioners Notice.

III THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY
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Northampton County.

County court proceedings = October
term:
James A.Fisher lately appointed keep
er of Cherrystone light, resigned as a
Justice of the Peace
Report of Gilmor S. Kendall, commits
sioner on accounts of w. +. Noting
ham. administrator of Thomas E. Brick
house confirmed and ordered to be re-
corded
John T. w. Gusts appointed receiver
of funds in Exchange National Bank in
suit of N. T., P. 6 N. r. R. VS.. John T.
w. GUSTS
License granted to L. Bayly rs bar
room dealer at Bridgetown
Samuel A. Jarvis authorized to collect
dividend in Exchange National Bank in
suit of N. Y, P. 81 N. Il. Z
Circuit court proceedings:
Report of John S. Parker, commits
sioner on accounts of Levin w. Not
tingham, guardian of Edna Bayly con-
firmed and ordered to be recorded
James T. Nottingham was appointed
amember of the county board of school
commissioners in place of WIN Fl Ken
dali, deceased
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T0 John L. Mumford, John H.
~ Layton, John w. Mumford, L.
w. Stagg and Henry FL. NLulnford,
late patrons trading under the firm
and style of the "Wagon Material
Manufacturing Company"
Take notice, that you being non.
residents of the State of Virginia,
and having no known counsel re-
siding in said State, | shall, on the
Stl day of October. at the Office OF
III. r. Bayne, IS Wall street, New
York, between the hours of a. m.
and 6 p. m. OF that day, proceed to
take the deposition of JOS. T.. Dill
and others, to be read as evidence
in my behalf in a certain action at
law, depending i'll the Circuit Court
for the county of Accolnack where.
in l am plaintiff and you are de-
fendants; and II from any cause the
taking of the deposition be not com.
menced OH that day, or t. com
menced be not concluded on that
day, the taking Of the same will be
adjourned aud continued from day
to day, or from time to time at the
same place and between the same
hours, until the same shall be COM
pleted. Respectfully,
JOSEPH T. DILL
By Gunter s. Blackstone his At'tys.
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Religious Nstss.

AT the revival meeting conducted by
Rev. W C. Walden at Louisville, re-
Gently, there were many converts, and
some twenty or more Joined the church
During the meeting at NJ. T. Church,
Leemont, conducted by Rev. H.G. Cow
an, twenty persons have joined the
church and still the good work continues
A correspondent writes us, I'VE have
had fine meeting at Hollies, resulting
in Is or 20 additions. Rev S. U. Grims
ley who did the preaching with great
power and effect, HIS enlisted forever
the warmest affections of the whole COLI
gregation. Fourteen persons converted
at the meeting were baptized at the
Warehouse by Rev. w. Hundley last
Wednesday
a revival meeting is now in progress
at Drummondtown NJ. E. Church, South
under the supervision of Rev. J.W. Car
roll, assisted by Revs. w. Z. Walden and
G. A. Grice of the Methodist church,
Rev. John McNabb Of the Episcopalian
Church, and Rev. Mr.. CHM Presbyter-
ian. To date there have been 16conyerts
Rev. Mr.. Carroll authorizes us to an
nounce. that services will be held again
at the church on Sunday night, and if
the weatheris unfavorable on following
night
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Hon. Thenas Cro1s.n.

The Hon. Thomas Croxton has been
doing good service in the cause OF DEM
ocracy in the last few days in Accomac
Addresses were made by him at Hall
wood on Friday. 23rd inst, at Chinco-
league OH Saturday. at Court House on
Monday. and at Onancock at night Of the
same day, and in every instance he COM
manded the attention and was heartily
applauded by our people. 1t is needless
to add that all Of his speeches were capt.
tai ones-nobody who has ever heard him
once cal pronounce them otherwise.
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GrecnbachyirIs...

Mr.. II. Clay Lindsay and family will
move to Baltimore shortly and make it
their homc.
The addresses OF Blackstone and
Fletcher at this place OIL. oath were high
ly appreciated.
William II, Bayly few days ago had
two of his fingers nearly mashed off
while coupling cars on D. NJ. & V. r. r.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Tull, widowof VIM.
II. Tull has been granted u pension and
is to receive Sl2 per month since 1882.
The oyster business is dull he'e and
the prospect not flattering, Our oyster
men are busy, catching and bringing
plants from the lower bays.
Mr.. Thos. B. C. Glib near here is the
champion sweet potato grower of the
Peninsula. In his patch this season
two potatoes we're grown that weighed
nineteen pounds, and twenty-Seven filled
a barrel. One sprout yielded fifteen
pounds.
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Races ut punsoteasue.

A trotting race will come off on Nc
Connell's track at Pungoteague, on
Thursday, November 18th, next, be-
tween Bcryl, owned by Mr.. Avery of
Maryland, and Stonowall, which former
ly belonged to Mr.. Thomas Mcconnell
but is now the property of Walker Bros.
The race will be mile heats, best three
in five and for purse of $500.
The forfeit has been put up, and with
out some mishap the race will come on
as advertised
The Mcconnell track has been leased
by Walker Brothers and other races may
be expected soon also
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TESTIMONIALS

We the undersigned have Witnessed
the working of Mr.. W. 7. CARROTS
"Potalo Digger" and it affords us pleas
ure to certify that we regard it perfect
success. g. G.. Savage, a. G.. Noting
ham, VIM. Z. Fitchett, A. P. Leather
bury, Joseph B. AmeS, Joseph s. Ball.
Pnngoteagua, w. F.Waters, Boggsyille,
Lloyd w. AIears and w. 7. Wimbrougt,
Savageville.
certify TINT Mr.. Garrett has this
morning worked his digger in my pota-
to patch and in my opinion it will 10
the work of twenty men at least. [ am
pleased with it and have purchased one.
August 81, '85. Ben 7. Gunter.
We observed the results of the work.
ing Of the plow and concur in the above
recommendation.
John j. Gunter, Ben T. Gnnter. Jr.
NORFOLK Co., VA, Sept. 4th 1885,
This is to certify that [ have bought
and am working one of Mr.. CARROTS
Potato Diggers" i!ud consider it sue
cess. james w. MearS.
Mr.. Garrett has dug NE 40 barrels of
potatoes in one hour and half. 1t is
Just what we want.
Thos. Mcconnell, pnngoteagne.
l believe that Mr.. Garrett has all that
can he asked for in a sweet potato dig
ger. He has just plowed up % barrels
for me to my satisfaction.
II. Battaile, Bogg's wharf.
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The citizens of Accomac will be adj
dressed by the undersigned gentlemen at
the times and places following:
Temperanceville, Oct. 3lst afternoon
by Gunter, Blackstone, Kellam and
others.
Modestown, Oct. alst at night by Gun
ter, Blackstone, Kellam and others.
Marsl's store, Oct. S1st at night by
Brent. Parramore and others.
Sturgis, Oct. 3lst at night by John
son, Edmonds and others.
Chincoteague, Nov. End at night by
Blackstone, Kellam, johnson and others
abroad.
A full attendance at each meeting is
requested.
GEO. T. GARRISON,
County Chairman.
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(hfneOtcague.

Mrs. James e. Matthews is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Wilcoxin Connecti-
cult
Misses Willie Pepper and Lucy Short
of Georgetown, Del, are guests Of Mr..
Jas. Williams
Our fish factories have closed. and the
owners of them say they lave made no
money this season
At the late registration Of voters six
white and five colored people awaited
themselves of the privilege
Mr.. Harry Corbin succeeds Mr.. B. F.
Swift as clerk of steamer Widgeon, who
resigned on account of his health
Our citizens complain of dull times,
but it being generally conceded that our
oysters are finer than they have been for
ten years, better times are expected
soon
The addresses to be delivered on the
night before election by Messrs. Black
stone, Kcllam aud Johnson, are looked
Tor with interest by our Democratic
voters
The steamer Widgeon will, according
to advices received by us, be soon taken
off the line from Franklin City to Chin
colleague, and better steamer will be
placed on the route. 1t is reported also
that al extra train is to leave Franklin
City at 5 p.. M, at an early day
We have a building boom with us des-
pite the hard times. The Baptist par
sonage and the handsome dwelling of
Capt. John B. Wheaton, have been re-
Gently completed. Mr.. William Davis
is having q fine dwelling erected and
Captain YIN. Risley and others propose
also, soon to make move in the same
direction.
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Personals.

Miss Birdie Wilkins of Accomac c.
H., is at school in Baltimore
Mrs. Percy S. Foster of Baltimore, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Joseph G. Wes-
colt Of Pungoteague
Miss Sudie Hyslop, daughter of Mr.. L
j. Hyslop, matriculated as pupil Of
Norfolk College this week
Mr.. William I. Conquest and Mis-.
Maggie Conquest of Philadelphia, ar
rived IL our town last Wednesday. on a
short visit to their relatives, MIR. W. H.
B. Gusts and family
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MERCANTILE NoTIcE.-The under
signed having moved to the new store
under the Masonic Hall. respectfully
but urgently request all persons indebted
to them OH store account or otherwise
to come forward and settle tue same ut
once either by cash, produce or note as
the business ut the old stand must be
closed up. Hereafter we will send a
statement of account to all who may be
OH our books every 80 or 80 days, feeling
sure that this plan will be to the mutual
benefit OF both our customers and our
selves. Thanking you for your liberal
patronage in the past We hope to merit
a continuance Of same.
Broughton & Matthews,
Tempcrmcevllle, Va.
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School Notice.

The term of the following school trus-
tees will expire on the goth of Novem.
Der, 1885: Emory Maflit for the Islands;
DR.. j. Z. Broadwater, for Atlantic;
John T. Ackley, for Metompkin;
DR.. John w. Kellam, Lee; and
R. R. Hutchinson, Pungoteague.
The electoral school board for Accomac
county will meet on the 30th November
(court-day) to supply said vacancies
BY order of the Board.
J.E. MApP, Sec.
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MARRIED..

T-TnoMAs-On 11lh day Of
October, 1885, on Tangier island, by
Rev. c. S. Baker, John D. Crockett to
Miss Evaline Thomas
PA1N-EvANs-On October 4th, 1885,
on Tangier island, by Rev. G. S. Baker,
Nathaniel Pain to Miss Malinda Evans
BRADsHAw-CnoCKETT-On October
7th, 1885, on Tangisr island, by Rev. G.
$. Baker, Elisha E. Bradshaw to Miss
Bette Crockett
L1NroN-FIsIER-On October 18th,
1885, at Guilford. by Rev. J. w. Car
roll, John W. Linton to Mrs. Laura G..
Fisher
Pn1on-JusrIcE-On October 25th,
1855, at Hunting Creek, by Rev. H. G..
Cowan, William T. Prior to Miss Viana
F. Justice
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-10-31

West & Willis, Belle Haven are again
ready to make their customers happy
with the bargains, with which they can
supply them cut of their large select
stock of fall and winter goods. They
in buying this season did so with the
view Of making their store especially
attractive to lady customers and know
that they can please them. Everyone
though is invited. MILO wishes 10 get the
most for his money
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-10-31

A temperance ticket in Accomac has
on it as candidates; Rev. ]. w. A. FL
lott, for Senate. Ar. Geo. w. Mason,
for House of Delegates and Mr.. E. L.
East, Floater for Accomac and Nor
Hampton. The temperance cause, of
course has the approval Of most of our
citizens, but no good Democrat will be
mlsled to support a ticket because of its
name when no good can be ac-
complished thereby and when such an
evil as Mahoneism confr0nts us.
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notice to shippers.

Commencing October 2sth, 1885, all
shipments of potatoes from stations on
0" Tne, consigned to New York, will
delivered to pier 81 on the New York
side free OF drayage, from Jersey CITY to
New York, which has heretofore been
paid by shippers,
This arrangement will give shippers
by this line better delivery in New
York than by any of the boat lines.
H. W. dunno, Supt.
N. y, P. 81 N. r. r.
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Aceemac Association. ;.

Rev. John W. Hundley authorizes the
following announcement:
There will be Il called meeting Of the
Acconac Association, (Bartist,) at
Cape Charles City, November 9th, at
II a. M, as advised by the last session
of that body. The churches of the As
ISOLATION are requested to appoint dele
gates at once, and urged to secure a
full attendance.
Rev. L. j. Haley has arranged fol the
comfort and accommodation of all who
may attend.
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PUBLIC AUcT1oN-I will offer for
sale at public auction, OIL Tuesday, No.
vember 18th next, on my premises in
GUSTS neck, 1.-THE Coleburn farm valua-
BILE personal property, consisting i'll part
of horses, carts, carriage, hogs, corn,
fodder. farming utensils, household and
kitchen furniture, &c. In the list of fur
niture to be sold is fine upholstered
parlor suit and fine marble-t0p bed
room set. Sale to commence at 10 am.
Terms made known Oh day of sale
w. Reed
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TO WILLIAM NORTHAM:-


Take notice that on the 4th
day of the February term of the
Circuit Court for Accomack county
in the State of Virginia, 1856, we
will ask said Court to allow us an
attorneys fee Of one hundred and
ninety-fve dollars for services per-
formed in the proceedings in the
suit of William T. Wright who
sues &c., ct ais, versus John Nicely
administrators of James Northam
ct ais, to assign dover in the lands
devised to George j. Northam,
trustee for you and Mosby Northam
by said James Northam, and we
will ask to have the same made a
charge upon the lands belonging
to you and Mosby Northam.
FLETCHER & PARRAMoRE.
Oct. 18th 1885.
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County School Board.

The county school board, composed of
all the school trustees Of the county,
will meet at Accomac C. L., on the 1st
Wednesday in November to present es-
Inmates for the expenses Of the schools
for The next scholastic year. A full at
tendance is required.
JAMES C. WEAVER.