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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-24

We have secured the sole agency for the
above celebrated Hats, which we are sell
ing at the same price as they are retailed
10 New York. In consequence we have
determined TO close out all OF our Stet-
sons Hats, both in stiff and SOFT, and now
offer the best grades OF these Hats, which
were 81 30. at 50 30. CoLLAr BROs.-Ad.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-24

for sale by q. b. CAssELs. Tnyior tnd Eaai
Broad streets. rcophone U.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-24

SC. EMEEY. sergt. Signal Corps. U. S. A.
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Advice tn MotbsrS

Can at Altmayer ~ Co.'S. Candy Coun
ter for the finest Candies made.-Adp.
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NOTICE.

a IL persons are requested not 70 hun, On
''o'' 81 The estate Of JAS. POTTER without
D'''D' ''l'a' J.F. SWEAT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-24

Fine scarfs, in all shapes and colors, at
Belsinger's. - Whitaker street.-AdD.
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aloitrro.
NOTICE.

NO shooting or otherwise trospassing is al.
lowed On salk Hope Berwick and Llovo nian.
tations, under penalty Of the law.
GEORGE q. OWENS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-24

Drop in at Altmayer's and take = look
at the Candy Counter Ado.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-24

Gentlemen who are in the habit Of pay.
ing 50 and 81 for hand-sewed Shoes are in
vited 10 compare them with those Colat
Bros. are selling at -. They will COM
pare favOrably.--ddr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-24

Observations taken at the same momen
Of time at all stations.
SAVANNAH. Dec %. ln.9G p " Citvtirnn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-24

AltmayoTa handsome pound packages
Of candy-Just tbe thing 10 take nome.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-24

Try our 81 90 Derby Hat, in Black and
Brown. CoLLAT BRos.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-24

suspenders for ombroidoring, at Belsin-
FCrB, "a Whitaker street.-AdU.
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Obituary.

KlSs1otMEE, Fla, March 80, 1885,
EDITOR ENTERpRIsE:-Will you allow
little space in yonr columns to speak
of one who has recently exchanged a
painful for Il happy existence.
Mr.. r. II. Miles, formerly Of your
town, died in this place March 2Sth.
1855. He has been afflicted for years
and at last the angel of death has re-
lieved his sufferings. As business
man, Mr.. Miles WAS quick, candid, hon
est, and successful. As a social COM
panion he WIS genial, pleasant a I'd
agreeable, with 10 pride or vanity, us a
friend, no truer or better could be wish
ed. Many seem friendly until the purse
is reached, then the friendship ceases.
Unlike that class. Mr.. Miles friendship
was unselfsh; as a husband, he was low
ing, devoted and conliding; as a father
he was fond and affectionate; as Chris.
tian, he was faithful, conscientious
and consistent. He was for years mem,
Der and officer Of the Presbyterian
church and did good service. His daily
life and conversation impressed every
one with the sincerity and purity Of his
purposes. His deeds of charity were
many, and probably no one but the ON
niscient God is fully acquainted with
them. His influence for good was great
and it WIS felt wherever he lived. May
the memory of his good deeds, the puri-
ty of his life and his peaceful departure
incite others to do likewise. G. A. G,
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Hc1snr.

Mr.. II. S. Mcars hts gone to Balti-
more for medical treatment.
The campmeeting on burlington S
grounds begins on the 9Th of Augu1r.
The sweet potato seed beddet, con-
timues to rot mni the farmers i'll this To-
cality are not happy.
Messrs. J. II. Bird & Bros. have COLI
tracted with Mr.. George w. Killmanto
build hima handsome dwelling in Oman
cock.
McssrS. B. w. Mcars & Son have just
received a large quantity Of spring goods,
such as calicoes, ginghams, lawns. no
tions-;llld think that it will he to the
profit Of purchasers to call and examine
them.
Nh. J. T, Killman, killed three birds
few days ago at one shot. which meas
ured from tip TO tip Of their wings, is
feet aud . inches. One OF them grey
eagle measured feet inches, the lar
gest seen in this section for many years
Privileges to the Fair Grounds were
''let out" us advertised on the eth inst.
and at liberal prices us follows: Board
ing tent, Mr.. Geo,ge G. Phillips; first
confectionery tent, Mr.. VIM. Z. Elliott:
second confectionery tent, Mr.. w. S.
Phillips; photograph gallery, Mr.. Ii. r.
Rich.
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steamboat Lines TO Cape Charles city

1t is reported III steamboat circles
that the New York, Philadelplia and
Norfolk Railroad Company is negotia-
ting with Wilmington DELI ship
building concern for one or more steam
ers to run passengers and freight from
Underwater Virginia" to Cape Charles
City. 1t is stated that the rev move
ment contcmplltcs taking in the York,
Rappalannock and Pialkatank rivers.
This would require several steamers, if
the service is intended to DC frequent.
1t is known that the railroad company
tried to effect an arrangement with a
large transportation company of this
city TO puta steamer on the route be-
tween the Rappahannock and Cape
Charles City last winter, but the mego-
tiations fell through. Nothing definite
is known about the new movement, but
it is believed TO he one which the rail
road company seems TO have decided to
make at an early d;lte.-Balto. Sun.
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Dan Ducello's exhibition, CONSOLE
dated with Dore's illuminated tab
leaux. advertised for next Wednesday
night at the Court House, is described
by the Press asa moral, instructive
and amusing entertainment. Theprice
of admissions only 25 cents, and if the
exhibition Is half as good as the news
paper say (which of course always tell
the truth. no one could afford 10 stay
away 1T cost twice as much as it does
No better evidence is needed that the
exhibition is first class than that the Ia
dies usually patronize and are pleased
with it.
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Appointments OF the Electora, Bm.rd.

The Electoral Board of Accomac
county. composed of B. w. Mears, John
0. Selby and Orris A. Browne, have
made the following appointments:
Chincoteague.
Judges of Election.-Wm. ]. Claville,
James Martin Bnrch and Joseph I :.
Kenney Registrar, VIM. j. Matthews.
tireenbackville.
Judges-Nlajor E. Selhy, Robt. NJ.
Powell and VIM. J. NJ. Sllarpley. Reg
strar, l.. f. J. Wilson.
New Church.
Judges-Solomon L. Johnson, Lloyd
Birmingham and William Covington.
Registrar. VIM. J. johnson.
Halls Store.
Judges-John S. Gaskins. Thomas E..
Fletcher and James y. Hall. Registrar,
John I. Fletcher
Sykes Island
Judges-Noah F. Miles, John L.
Lewis and Lewis +. Marshall. Regis
trar, George W. Glenn
Temperanceville
Judges-H. A. w. Corbin, Benjamin
W. Shield and Joseph Conquest. Reg
istrar, James W. Brouglton.
Mappsvlle
Judges-Sewell A. Byrd, John l.. Gil
lespie and VIM. II. Green. Registrar,
John u. Wimbrough
Masonville
Judges-Stanley J. Lewis. Burwell B
Ewell and Gillet Mason. Registrar,
Alfred p. White
Muddy Greek
Judges-Thorogood Mason, John O.
Byrd and Richard W. Somers. Regis
trar, Samuel A. Goodwin
Newstown
Judges-George w. Core, Charles L.
Byrd and George D. Wise. Registrar,
George T. Moore
Court House
Judges-Thomas G. Kelam, Charles
Booth and James II. Fletcher, Jr. Reg.
istrar, VIM. P. Bell
Onancock
.Judges-Richard T. Ames, George
". Mason and Henry Il. Bosgs. Reg
istrar, VIM. #. Wise
Tangier Island
Judges-Peter Crockett, Richard Cor
bett and Patrick Cornorton. Registrar,
John a. Chambers
Locustmount
Judges-Joseph J. Wescott, l.. j.
Phillips and John T. T. Hope. Regis
trar, VIM. p. Gotligon
Pmgoteague
Judges-Raymond R. Hutchinson,
George B. Mason and Nathaniel J. Kel,
lam. Registrar, Edward Arbuckle
Hawks Nest
Judges-Frank Smith. A. J. Ward
and VIM. G. Mapp. Registrar, Andrew
G. Finney
The Board designated Stanley J. Lew,
is, James II. Fletcher, Jr., Joseph J
Wcscott, George w. Mason and Lloyd
birmingham, as the Board, whose duty
it shall be to meet at the clerks office
OH the second day after every election
held, to open the several returns Which
shall have been made to that Office, an(
to determine and certify the person!
who have the greatest NUM- er of vote!
for the several offices voted for at suci
election.
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Personals.

Rev. 4. J. Walter arrives home from
Conference to-day and will preach at
I.eemont tomorrow
Mr.. L. ]. Gofigon, deputy clerk of
northampton county court. has been
confined to his bed for several days, by
a tedious, though not serious illness.
Mr.. Charles Fl. Ames. q member of
the firm of NJ. Dundon & CO., Baltimore,
was in our county this week and as our
people like both Charlie AMI his goods,
his trip of course, was both pleasant
and profitable
Mr.. d. Fl. johnson, of Leemont, is
recovering from prolonged attack OF
pneumonia
Mr.. Edward E. Miles returned from
Florida last week and forseveral months
will have his home at Onancock.
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Conference Appointments.

The Maryland Annual Conference Of
the Methodist Protestant Church, after
ascssion of six days at Alexandria, Va.
adjourned last Tuesday. The next
meeting of that body will be held at
Broadway church,. Baltimore. The fol
lowing appointments were made of in
terest to MANY Of our readers: Acco.
mae, Rev. II. G.. Cowal; Crumpton,
Md. Rev. w. a. Grouse; Franklin City,
Va, Rev.W. II. Stone; Preston, Md,
Rev. A, J. Walter: Queen Anne S. Md.
Rev. T. II. MullineauX; South Balti-
more, Rev. J. Z. T. Ewrll
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HeIIc Eaycn.
Miss Emma Heath is still very sick.

Miss Emma Heath is still very sick.
The telegraph l;ne running through
our town is the only one in amy town on
the Peninsula?
The Trowerpropcrty is being repaired
and when fitted up undergraduates con-
templated, will add much to the looks of
our town
Mr.. George II. Shields and Miss At
Ter 4. Stewart have passed, at the time
OF our writing, OH their way to the
church to be married.
The Jacob Hotel in our town is being
enlarged at this time. The proprietor
of the hotel is so popular, that the addi-
ton being made is necessary to enable
him to accommodate his guests
Our merchants are selling as many
goods us could de expected at this dull
season of the year. West & Willis are
constantly receiving new goods, they
have just gotten inspiring stock and can
suit purchasers i'll both style and prices
Quite romantic marriage c;lme OF
at Willis wharf last Sunday. The cou-
pie Mr.. Isdell and Miss Abrams of Hog
Island, latter sailing the seas over, in
their little sloop, found IL larson III the
person of Rev. j. L. Humphreys, who
united them ''for better Or for worse. :"
Quite number of people had assembled
to witness the ceremony. but the slip
WAS given them by the parSon going on
their boat and tieing the nuptial knot
while the company WIS waiting for them
at the residence of Capt. L. l.. Willis
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In this issue OF THE ENTERPRISE
will be found recent article from the
pen of our esteemed countyman, Capt.
o. A. Browne. He deals with his sub
ject in manner to Go him infinite cred
it-especially when we consider how he
was restricted by the "Agriculturist"
in space. 1t is a history in Il nutshell.
The article has attracted wide atten-
ton, as the large number of letters re-
ceived from Wisconsin to the. sea and the
lakes. South and West show. Weheart-
" commend it TO our citizens to whom
the Captain, and his firm Of Browne,
Jacob & Co., are so we'll and favorably
known.
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The losses of the citizens of North
amrtion by the suspension OF Exchange
National Bank of Norfolk, are very
large. They had on deposit there as well
as can he ascertaned from $4,000 tC
800 900. The depositors from Accomac
had in the bank from $1,000 to $4,000.
1t is claimed that the assets of the
bank are greater than its liabili.
ties, but it is not believed that so pei
cent. of deposits willb paid.
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The stables and two horses of Mr..
James H. Rev, living near Bethel
church, this county, were burned last
Tuesday night Mr. Rev was out that
night between 10 and IL O'Clock, and be-
fore II o'clock was awakened by the
barking of dog to find his stables near
" consumed by the flames. The origin
of the fire is unknown, but It'll supposed
that it was the work of an incendiary.
His loss is estimated at $500 orS+00
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FL OTuCE-

By virtue ofan order otthe Court
for the county Of Accomac entered
at the February, Term 1885 in the
matter of a. Frank Byrd. and other
petitioners for n public road we the
undersigned Commissioners named
in said order for tile purpose will re.
ceive up to the 3Oth, day of March.
1885. sealed proposals for the build
ing Of the road beginning at the foot
of what is known as the "Corbin'
road in said county, thence by a
straight line IN an eaStwaldly di-
rection over the land Of the heirs of
Peter w. Corbin, Spencer d.
Fletcher, Littleton D. tiorbin and
William S.. Horsey, to the railroad
station OH said Horsey's land a dis.
lance of abont eighteen hundred
yards-said road to be thirty feet
wide, fully cleared Of all obstruct-
ions, with the bushes cut therefrom
piled in the midule thereof at low
places, to be ditched on both sides
it's entire length with bitches three
feet wide and two splits deep with
the dirt taken out tllereirom thrown
to the centre and leveled off to the
sides. Said work to be completed
on or before the LIST, day OF june.
The right to reject any and all bids
being reserved.
End OF March 1855.
Commissioners.
Spencer d. Fletcher,
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DIED.

wnssrLs-Near Guilford. Monday
9th inst. of meningitis, Mrs. Mary Yves,
sells, wife of VIM. Vessels. AMI d.lIgh
ter of Samuel II. Matthews, aged about
25 years.
WEssELs-Near Guilford, Thursday
End inst. Miss AliciaWcssels, daughter
of Samuel Vessels, aged 10 years.
WEsT-Near Drummondtown, Mon.
day, 9TH inst, of meningitis, John
West, son of George r. West, aged le
wears.
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The following is an extract from re-
port of County Superintendentofscls "ls
for the month ending March 3lst 1885.
Number schools in operation, 50; mum.
Der more than one teacher. IS; number
pupils enrolled, 3,S52; number in daily
average attendance, 2.64l; number of
schools visited 81; number warrants is
sued. 90; amount of warrants 50 $50.
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Messrs. D. J. Wheaton, & Bros
store, Chincoteague, is headquarters for
the sale of J. s P. Coats best machine
spool cotton. They will deliver it to
any place on the Eastern Shore free Of
freight and assorted to suit purchasers
at IS cts. per dozen. less 6 per cent dis
count for cash. Cabinets sent free to
purchasers OF IS and 100 dozen spools
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ynenenl.


Mr.. Thomas B. Smith and Miss Maggie
E. WeScott were married at the resi-
dence Of the bride, near Locustmount,
last Wednesday evening, in the presence
of Il large company of relatives and
friends, Rev. G.. d. Cr;lwley officiating.
The following acted rs bridesmaids and
grocmsIncn on the happy occasion: Mr..
Levin Parker and Miss Alice NNescott.
Mr.. J. j. " escott, Jr., and Miss Wessie
S. Mock, Mr.. VIM. B. Mapp and Miss
Jennie Wescott, Mr.. Z. F. I.eCato and
Miss Mamie Wescott. The bride was
dressed becominsly in satin, trimmings
oriental lace and orange blossoms. An
elegant supper was served. The occa-
sion was i'll all respects an enjoyable one.
a long life and a happy one is the wish
of every one us well as your correspon-
dent. a guest.
The editor joins with guesti in hisgood
wishes. No one could extend sincerer
congratulations
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Capt. orris A. Browne, member of
the State Committee. authorizes the an
nouncement, that there will be meet
ing of the Democratic party at the
Court House, next court.day, to take
such steps as are necessary in regard to
the May elections
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Comm uIiicattop.

Mr.. ED1roR:-The good people OF the
Commonwealth have awakened to the
fact that the public treasury has lately
sustained heavy loss. tits matter OF
serious interest to the tax payers whose
monies lave thus taken wings to them
selves, to know the how and why of this
loss
First. by the Planters Bank of Peters
burg, a loss of about S1S5 600
Second, 10y the defalcation Of William
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a report reaches us at the time wego
to press that Pocomoke City mas had a
big fire. but the extent Of the fire and the
damage TO property has not been def
nitely ascertained. The fire originated
it is said, in shipyar,i in or near the
town.
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PUBLIC SALE.-I shall on the 18th
day Of April. 1885 at the late residence
of Edward P. East proceed to see all of
the personal property of the same. con-
sisting of household and Kitchen furni-
ture, corn. fodder, farming implements,
horses, cattle, &c. shall also on that
day rent ont the farm for the balance of
the present year. Among the stock is a
very fine Morrell nlare. young. sound
and fast. Sale to commence aJ 10
o'clock. JOHN NJ. Fosque,
Admsr Z. p. East, decd.
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The personal property of Edward P.
East, deceased, will be sold At his late
residence rear Drummondtown, by Mr..
.Joha NJ. Fosque. administrator, on next
Tuesday. The horses to he offered for
sale on that day, are very valuable.
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Mr.. John T.. Minson, merchant at
1Ialloyh. northampton County. and a
worthy and useful citizen, died on last
Monday. after lingering illness, OF
pneumonia, complicated by other dis
eases.
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Miss Ida Y. Coard of l.eemont, has
gone 70 The city for a stock of millinery
goods, ard will. on her return move to
our town and offer her services to those
who wish anythingin her line
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Quarterly Meetings.

Appointments of Rev. J. II. Amiss
Presiding Elder, NJ. Z. Church, South
Belle Haven circuit, Powelton, Apri
II and IL.
Eastville circuit, Capevillc, April
is and 10.
Dorchester circuit, bethlehem, Apri
o5 and 26.
South Dorchester, May . and 8.
Dorset mission, Milton. Mays and 4
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Two hundred and seven marriages
We're solemniZed in our county last year,
according to the returns made by our
clerk to the Auditors Office at Rich
mond
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Losr.-On last court day at Drum
mondtown, Il medal, inscribed thereon,
Excellence in Music" A liberal re-
ward if left at ENTERPRISE Office, OF
S. r. Belote,
Onancock.
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Ready-made clothing in great variety
and at prices TO suit the times can be
had by calling at the store of y. h..
Drummond & Co., Bull Run, va
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April 4th, 1885.

Floyd g. Co., corner of Pratt street
and l}owly's wharf, Baltimore, Nd,
manufacture a high grade 3nne Super
Phosphate, which has been thoroughly
tested and proved satisfactory. Their
..Truckers's Delight Universal ana
Peerless brands have no Supporters for
early vegetables, Corn, Potatoes NC. y
Consult your interests and use no other.
For sale by
w. Il. Jacob & Sons, Bell Haven
o. w. GOlwin. GIilford.
Z. z. Floyd, NORTHAMPTON.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

For SALE.-Four COWS with young
calves. Either or all of them will be
sold at fair prices. Apply to
VIM. Coxton,
Acc0mac G.. H., Va.
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For RENT.-Hnuse and Lot in Mol
estown belonging to Mrs. A. P. Nor
tham;called Fllteau Lot. Apply TO
Ben T.Gunter. AccOlnac g. II.
Or John D. Wimbrough, Modes
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LOCAL NWS.

The Board OF Supervisors will meet
on next Monday, by order of the chair
man.
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L1cENsEs.-I will be at Drummond-
town on Monday. the first day of April
term next of county court of Accomac
for the purpose of receiving applications
ard granting certificates to all parties,
who wish to secure license for the en-
suing year. VIM. ID Tunnel COM
missioner of Revenue, District No. 2.
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For SALE.-A fine young cow, fresh
to pail. LII. Hyslop,
Keller Station
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Tor SERVICES at ~
Joseph L. Hopkins.
Through persuasion of my friends, 1
announce myself candidate for con-
stable in Pungoteagne district. at the
election to come off the 4th Thursday in
May. nexr, subject to the Democratic
primary election or convention, and if
elected, promise faithful perform
ance of all the duties connected with the
office according to law.
w. A.Warrington.
Extra early peas, golden wax and
other beans for sale at lowest prices by
Lloyd & Dryden, Pocomoke, Md.
For SALE.-Three year Old colt, Lady
Morrell, full sister to st. James-has
fine action and promises to be speedy
A. T. James, Locustvllle.
For SALT offer for sale at my res.
idence. on the farm known as the Joynes
farm. near DrummondtowE, SO barrels
white aud yellow corn, at So per barrel.
Shepherd Downing.
,Drummondtown, Va.
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For RENT.-Thefarm "Mt. Gusts, :
for the year 1855. Apply to
y. A. Browne.
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w. Morrill, and Gray Morrill, will
make the spring season in Accomac and
northampton each ut SIS, to insure a
mare with foal.
Chancellor and Middleton will hc at
Eastville, April court, and stand there.
$50 will be charged to insure Il colt by
either. Fred Waddy,
March 1st, 1855.
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e. y cross-marK on yonr paper. before
E Your name. made with pen and lux,
E4s- indicates that your subscription has
expired. or is due. and you are re-
Es specially solicited to remit or re-
g. new
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MaRpSburE.

Our popular lady teacher of public
school has opened 1t private school in
this neighborhood.
Mr.. VIM. B. Mapp, has concluded to
seek his fol tunes in the West and leaves
soon for Montana with Mr. Henry Ja-
cob. We cannot afford to lose so worthy
ayoung
Mr.. J. II. Stoney, of the firm Of II.
tus Bros, New York, and one of the
most thorough business men of New
York. was a guest of Mr.. T G Elliott
for Ole day this week.
Irish potatoes planted before the cold
weather in March, were almost entirely
destroyed in this locality. Farmers
with few exceptions have plowed them
up and are planting second time.