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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
at Franktown, Northampton Coun.
ty, Virginia

In. compliance with the will of Mrs.
Sally A. Fisher, as her executor. I will
sell, at public auction, on the premises
at 10 o clock a. M, on Saturday I'D day
of August; 1885,.
First. That 81 ist rs s.
ing 1877 acres, more or less, located at
Franktown, Northampton county Vir-
ginia, and bounded by the Baysde coun-
ty road, the road leading from Frank
town to Wardtown, the lands of Dr:Jno.
II. Wilkins. Sr. John q. Handy, DR..
John 7. Harmanson and others, with
a reservation of the family vault and an
additional area of ten feet on all sides
with the right of ingress and egress to
and from said vault" This tract is
about one half arabic, the other well
wooded 1t is the best and most pro-
ductive farm for it's size in that part
of the county and is conveniently
located, the dwelling being in the
village of Franktown, within mile and
a quarter of Upshur's station, New
York, Phila., s. Norfolk Il. r. 1t is in
good neighborhood among an industri-
Gus, refine and cultivated people. with
public school, postoffice with daily
MALL and Methodist church in the viii
lage and Baptist, Presbyterian aud
Episcopal churches within short ride.
The soil is in high state of improve
meAt and well adapted to the growth of
the usual grain and truck crops and
fruit. The improvements are good
two story dwelling, tin roof, and usual
outbuildings, with two or more tenant
houses. And labor is as easily procured
and at as fair rates as at any other l0ca-
ton on the Peninsula.
Second. about one-half acre, fronting
on the Bay side road, 154 feet, aud adj
Joins the storehouSe lot occupied by o..
G. Bell. 1t is beautifully located to
build upon for a storehouse and dwell
ling, OF fur either
TERMS OF SALE.
Five per centum of thepurcllase mon
ey to be paid in cash and much more as
the purchaser. may elect to pay. The
residue to be divided into three equalin-
stalments, payable at the expiration OF
six. twelve and eighteen months from
the day of sale and to bear interest from
that day. For each of the deferred in
stalments bond with satisfactory per-
sonal security will be required. Posses
sion of the farm to be given on the lirst
day of January 1885 and of the store
house and lot on the first day of January
1887; but the premises in each case to be
at the risk of the purchaser as soon as
bid off. The rents for the current year
to be reserved for the benefit OF the es-
tate, and the current years taxes and
levies to be paid by the estate.
Either or 10th can be bought private
" before the day of public Sale. Per-
sons desiring to purchase are invited to
correspond with thu undersigned. who
is at liberty to change the terms OF sale
to suit purchasers, if other terms as sat
isfactOry are offered.
Address
BEN. T. GUNTER, Executor,
Accomack G. H., Va.
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VIRGINIA: at a meeting of the

VIRGINIA: at a meeting of the
Board of Supervisors for the
equity OF. Acccmac, at: at The Ceur.
House thereof, on the 10th Of Au-
gust, AID. 1885.
81 Ordered. That sealed bids be re
ceiyed by-tbis Board on Monday,
the Oath day of August instant, up
to 10 o'clock a. m. of that day, for
putting IN complete order with
t.Pennock's7 patent road machine,
the public road from the northeast
boundary line of Lee district near
the residence of Levin Nelson to
the southwest boundary of said dis
trict near the residence of Thomas
R Ayres. The said machine to be
furnished by the county and all i'm.
PIGMENTS, hands, horses, ETC., re-
quired to work the same to be fur
nished by contractor The lowest
responsible bid to do the said work
will be accepted by the Board, but
the right to reject any and all bids
is hereby reserved. And it is fur.
ther ordered that this order be pub
lished for two successive weeks III
the local papers of Accomac county.
A Copy,
Test, VIM. Ell. 3. GUSTS,
Clerk of tile Board.
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Board OF Supervisors.

A meeting of the Board of Supervis-
ors was held. pursuant to adjournment,
on the 10th inst. The business trans
acted consisted of a settlement with the
superintendent of the poor for the year
ending July 1st, 1855. By the annual
report of the superintendent it appears
that the number of inmates in the poor
house during Said year was larger, and
The settlement showed a corresponding
increase in the expense Of maintaining
the house; in round numbers; the
entire costs was $4,000. 1t is
remarkable however, that in pop
ulation of 10000, so little is required to
provide for the poor.
The road law passed by the Legisla-
ture at the session of 1SS3-S4 for the
co unity of Nelson with provision that
any other county in the State could
adopt it, was adopted by the Board of
Accomac county: the requirements of
the law were not fully completed by the
Board and until they are the present
surveyors of the roads are in no way le-
lieved, but are required by that law to
keep on in the discharge of their duties.
"Pennock's" patent machine for work.
ing public roads was purchased for the
county of o. A. Browne, and an order
entered for sealed bids 1.-THE lowest to
be accepted) to work the main road with
said machine through the district of
Lee from Metompkin to district line of
Pungoteague. A copy of said order will
lie elsewhere found in our columns. a
few miscellaneous accounts against the
county, among them the salaries Of the
overseers of the poor for year ending
July 3Oth were allowed and ordered to
be paid.
The Board directed the sheriff to have
twelve benches made and placed for the
use of the public in the courthouse
yard, and adjourned to meet again on
Monday, the oath Of August.
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Agricultural Fair Notes.

Several interesting games of base ball
will be played.
The first day of the fair this year will
be one of the most interesting.
Rates over railroad and by steamer
from Dover, Del, to Norfolk will be at
half price.
The exhibits from Pocomoke City,
Md, and Temperanccville, Va, will be
especially fine.
Every exhibition with Objectionable
features will positively be excluded
Nothing like''games of chance" allowed.
The exhibits from Northampton are
looked for with interest, and it is ex-
pected as in previous years will be first
class.
The secretary reportsa larger number
of exhibits entered this year from
abroad than any previous year, and that
if Accomac does her duty, which he has
every reason to expect the success of the
fair is assured.
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Notice.


The County Committee will meet IN
consultation at the Fair Grounds on the
26th of August. the second day ofthe
Agricultural Fair at - IN. The mem
bers are earnestly requested to be pres
emit, as business requiring the commit
tees attention is pressing. Thefollow-.
ing gentlemen compose the committee:
VIM. j. Matthews, j. NJ. Birch, Harry
Corbin, DR.. Joseph Broadwater, Ed
ward Taylor, Eugene Mason, DR.. Jno.
w. Bowdoin. James R. Hickman, Jas.
H. Fletcher, Jr., Stephen Hopkins,
VIM. T. Burton, A. S. Kellam, YIN.
T. Mason. Treasurer, John w. Gillett.
Secretary, Geo. F. Parramore.
GEO. 7. GARRISON,
County Chairman.
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Campmeetinr Notes.
Number Of converts, "a.

Number OF converts. "a.
Cool order prevailed during the en-
tire encampment.
The campmeeting which commenced
at Turlington's grounds. on 9th inst,
closed yesterday.
The zeal and earnestness of the minis
tiers in their work was never excelled,
besides the regular services conducted,
tent meetings were held daily.
The attendance upon meeting was
very large, the number of persons pres.
ent on Sunday being estimated at from
5000 to 5000 of which 500 or more were
from Norfolk.
The following ministers were present
during the encampment: Revs. J. Fl.
Amiss, z. E.; r. NJ. Saunders. PRIEST
dent Norfolk College; j.. II. Whitley,
Salisbury. MIDI. W. Carroll, Temper
anceville; IT. Routten, Wicomico, Md;
T. G. Pullen, Cobb's Island; q. w.
Cain. Belle Haven; DR.. L. Rosser, Ports
mouth; J. w. Hilldrup, Isle of Wight;
w. G. Walden, Onancock; Henry Hunt,
Eastville; C. D. Crawley, Pungoteague;
j. w. Elliott, A. ]. Walter, of NJ. 2.
church, Caroline county, Md; 9. NJ.
Grice, Of NJ. E. church, Onancock.
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New Advertisements.

Order of Board of Supervisors in refer
ence to working public roads.
Simpson, Murray & Co.. commission
merchants, Boston. of first-class reputs-
ton.
Spencer s. White; frst-class commits
sion merchants of New York. Refer
cnces given show that the firm is worthy
the attention Of shippers.
Jas. Myer 81 Co.; a well-known Balti-
more firm that every merchant on the
Eastern Shore has learned by experience
that it is to their interest to favor them
with their orders.
Wesleyan Female College; one of the
best schools of the country. Many la
dies of the Eastern Shore we're educated
at the well-known institution. 1t de-
serves The patronage of Cur people.
Snyder, Harris Bassett & Co.. manu-
iac.ufers of men, youths and boys cloth
ing; MI. j. B. Savage, of Northampton
represents them. The firm is one the
largest and most responsible firms of the
kind in the country.
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Sweet potatoes are worth in our mar
ket so cents per busbel, corn 60 cents,
meal rs cents and round potatoes 50
cents.
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y O.lsU
New YORK., philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Ex-
press. leave Philadelphia 8.56 q. M, weekdays
and lilo p m. daily. Leave Balti 6.35 Il. N.
735 p. M, " llmihgton $40 q. M, week days, and
IL. p. m, daily. stopping at Dover and Delmar
regularly;erd at Nlddletowr Clayton, Harrington
and Seaford 10 leave passengers from Wilmington
and points North or take on passengers for Del
mar.
The Sc O. m. rrain also stops at Laurel. and
the Ii 10 D. m. train at New Castle, to leave pas
sengers from Wilmington and points North, or
take passengers for points south OF Delmar.
North. bound-Trains leave Delmar II 40 q. m.
and. 3.50tp. M, weekdays, Dover 1.56 a. 10. aud
$40 p. m. arriving wllninston3 10 am and 6.26
D. M, Baltimore 6.45 a. IN. and 1855 p. M. and
Philadelphia 100 m. and ITO p. m. The 3 so
D. NJ train also stops a. Harrington, Smyrna,
clayton, and Townsend, and at LAUREL, seaford,
and MIddlotown TO leave passengers from
points south OF Delmar, or take passengers for
Wilmington and points North.
Thc12 40 a. m. train stops at Seaford. barring
ton Clayton, and Mlddletown to leave passen.'
gers from points south OF Delmar. or take on
New Castle accommodation Trains-Loayc VIII
mIngton al Is n. n. and 50 p. IN. Leave Now
Castle mt II 10 a. In. and IS p.n
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Br- Trains
Leave Harrington for Rehoboth l1.24 q. M, 2.4S
and As D. M: for Franklin and way stations
1l.24a. M, 3.4S p. m. Returning, trains lenTe Re.
hobnth for Harrington Is, s 10a. m. and 90 p. m
additional from Loves HOO a. m; leave Franklin
600 and 30a. m.
ware CityRailroad. A, Townsend. with Queen
Anne's & Kent Railroad. at clayton. with Della.
ware Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore una
Delaware Bay Railroad. At Harrington, with
Delaware, Maryland virginis Rail- DAD. AZ
Delrpar, with NewiYork, Philadelphia L Norfolk.
WIcomico Pocomoke, and Peninsula Railroads.
CHAS. Z. PUGh, Gencrni manager.
J.R. Wood, General passenger Agent.
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Northampton County.

Proceedings at August term of coun-
ty court:
Edgar j. Spady qualified as admins.
TRAITOR of Vim. II. Kendall, deceased.
Virgil A. Stewart appointed surveyor
of roads near Wardtown vice George A.
Brickhouse, resigned.
Hezckiah P. James. Sr's will probated
ana nezekiah P. James, Jr., qualified
as executor.
Lncius S. Nottingham of Bayyiew,
qualified as Justice of tie Peace.
Liquor license of Barlow Fitchett
(whose store was recently burned trans
ferred to Thomas Rippon, Cherrystone
station.
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Greenbackytlrc.

Our worthy townsman, Mr.. j. F.
Powell, is dangerously i'll.
Two cents per glass is charged for ice
water at Red Hills summer resort.
Watermelons and peaches plentiful
in our market but of inferior quality.
A seven year old son of Mark L. Steb-
bins died of dysentery on the 25th ult.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Major E. Selby
Oh 31st ut, a girl, to the very great de-
light of Mr.. S.
Our oysters at present are every fat"
and renumerative prices therefore ex-
pected the coming season.
Miss Ella Sockuder. of Delaware, and
Miss Maggie Lindsay, of Baltimore are
guests of friends in this vicinity.
Sweet potatoes are worth in our mar
ket so cents per busbel, corn 60 cents,
meal rs cents and round potatoes 50
cents.
Excursion tickets for one dollar are
sold every Sunday over D. NJ. & v. R.
R.. from Franklin City to Rehoboth and
return.
Handsome dwellings are being built
by Messrs. F. D. Jones and Lloyd E.
Taylor-two old bachelors with matri-
monial intentions.
Mr.. S. W. Powell, one of Philade1phia's
popular and prosperous commission mer--.
chants is stopping at this place with his
brother Mr. J. F. Powell.
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Rev. Mr.. Bowen and daughter of Sc
dalia, Mo-, are guests of Capt. B. w.
Swift.
Wonderful reforms at the steamboat
wharf since the PENNSYLVANIA assumed
control. We har'nt learned yet which
is the most benefited the company or
the public.
Art Brinney, colored, of Chincoteague,
was handcuffed and taken to Jail, last
week, charged with being the bearer OF
an obscene letter to a lady in town. lie
declined to give the name of the author.
Another offensive partisan gone. Mr..
D. J. Wheaton has received the APP
pointment of postmasterviceJ. I. Ken
ney, suspended. 1t is safe to say that
The removal would have been made long
since. but for the county factional fight
represented by the two aspirants for the
position, Messrs. Wheaton and Mat
thcwS.
1t is very evident from the report Of
the chairman of the county school
board, that he has mt received returns
from Chincoteague. Two months ago
our schools closed and the teachers re-
ceived their warrants in statements
These warrants were cashed, not accept
ed in trade OF payment of debts, but ac-
tually cashed by some of Our citizens,
and at the present writing, though pre-
scented to the treasurer more than once
are still unpaid, the treasurer limiting
that there would be no funds of this
years taxes to settle them. These war
rants may be sought after in the chair
mans district, but they are below par on
Chincoteague.
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ESTABLISHED 1865.
JOHN ii. NEWTON,
General Fruit and Produce
Commission Merchant,
2o4 Duane ST., & Z Erie Buildings,
NEW YORK.

Consignments receive our best
attention, highest market price,
with prompt returns at time OF sale,
the financial standing of the house
affordiDg absolute security.
Stencils and postals furnished
free on application.
References-Marine Bank. Nor
folk, Va; Irving National Bank, N.
Y; Judge L. r. Watts, 4. a. Hat
ton, Cashier Bank, Portsmouth, Va.
]. l.. Daily, j. T. Nottingham,
Northampton Co. Va; DR.. John y.
Mapp, B. w. Mears, Accomac Co,
Va.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
intends to straighten the D., M. & Y.
railroad. The distance from Harring
ton to Georgetown, twenty-five miles,
has been reduced to twenty-four miles.
The Pennsylvania road has Tow almost
monopoly Of the Peninsula. having un-
der it's control all the roads from Ches-
tertown to Bombay Hook, and the short
road from Salisbury to Ocean City
Wilmington Morning News.
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DIED.

LEwIs-At Drummondtown, on
Wednesday, August 10th, after a brief
illness, Mrs. Laura Lewis, wife of John
r. Lewis, and daughter of Joseph W.
Mears. Justice of the Peace, aged II
years and 2 months.
WrLLEr-At Leemont, Friday, Au-
gust 7th, Lula, daughter of Tully R.
Willet, aged 2years.
EvANs-On last Wednesday, of chol-
era infantum, infant child of Dennard
Fletcher Evans, of Saxes Island.
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The corps of teachers of Onancock
Academy for another session is now
complete. Mr.. James F Gunter grad
uate of Richmond College. and finely
equipped fer the work to be assigned
him, has been secured as assistant. A
gentleman of Mr.. Grntcr S attainments
insures success in his depal tment, and
altogether the corps of teachers will
compare favorably with any in Virginia.
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Of the many good commission mer-
chants of Philadelphia, Roberts s. Will
liams. Is Vine st. occupy place among
the best. They are entirely responsible
and look diligently to the interests of
their shippers according to our reports
received of them.
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Dir. Benjamin w. Mears, trustee, will
sell at public auction next Saturday at
Keller 140 acres of valuable land situated
near that place, of which John n.
Savage died, seized and possessed. The
land is well adapted to trucks and being
very near station should sell for a good
price.
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Capt. w. J. Rue, one OF our most en-
terprising countymen advertises that
freight will he received on his boats on
and after August 18th, from Occahon-
mock for Norfolk. He makes himself
responsible for every barrel of produce
shipped on his boats, the dangers Of the
sea excepted.
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Mrs. Lottis Bell, wife of James b.
Bell, and daughter of John A. Ames, of
of this county, a lady highly esteemed
by Il large circle of relatives and friends,
died at her home near Franktown,
Northampton, Va, on last Wednesday,
Of consumption, aged 80 years.
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Reltgious Notices.

Fourth round OF quarterly meetings
Eastern Shore District M. E. Church,
South, arc as follows:
Atlantic, Saxes', August 18th s. 18th.
Accomac, GuilfLrd, : 22nd & 2Srd.
Berlin, st. Martins, e 10Th & Soth.
Onancock, Andrew chapel, Sept. 5 Sc.
Pungoteague, Craddockville, !" l2&13
Wicomico, Washington, & 1890
Belle Haven, Bethel, t. 27&2S
j. II. AMIss,
Presiding Elder,
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Among the many good commission
merchants Of New FORK. whom we adj
vertise through the columns of The
ENTERPRISE there is MORE we more
cheerfully commend to our farmers than
G. S. Palmer. The firm is in every re-
spect responsible and its facilities for
commanding the highest market prices
are equal to the best in the same line Of
business.
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al Lee CInb suggested.

Remembering the splendid services of
the Cleveland Clubs of last year, I ven
ture to suggest their reorganization,
and add just here hint for ourprecinct
to form Lee Club. The fight this fall
involves the death of Mahonery and all
that belongs to that form of hideous and
fearfully strange politics. Accomac-
Democratic to the backbone-intends to
do her full duty and kill 'the old man OF
the sea" as far as in her lies.
SIN unity is strength" , ct clubs he
found to beat Wise and hir BOSS forever.
DEMOCRAT.
Accomac C. H., August 9Th, 1855.
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Messrs. G. Furman Sc Co., commits
sion merchants, New York, through our
columns solicit your patronage, and We
can very cheelfully recommend them us
in every respect worthy CT it. Sufficient
money has been deposited with Mr.. T :.
B. Gillespie, Mappsville, to meet all the
demands of farmers upon them.
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The commission house of j. J. Fred
ricks, New York, has place among the
best commission merchants The fact
that Mr.. j. W. Broughton, of Temper
anceyille endorses them is a sufficient
guaranty that it is first-class.
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Political Meeting.

The citizens of Accomac will be adj
dressed at Accomac G. Ell. by the follow
ing distinguished gentlemen in behalf of
the Democratic party: Hon. Jas. N.
Stubs and others Oh August court day;
Hon. James Dunlap, of Richmond and
others on September court-day; and
Hon. Baker P. Lee and others on Octo-
Der court-day. Come one, come all.
GEO. T. GARRISON,
County Chairman.
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0nancock ACADEMY
oNANcoo i VA.
Frank P. Brent, Principal;
VIC. Marshall, Associate Principal;
James f. Gunter, Assistant.
Miss M. a. Moore, Teacher of Mu.
.;o. 4 ssicf.lnf

- IS 49, ~ = y -
Theninth session begins Septem.9
Der 14th, and ends the third
Wednesday in June. Tie conlte
OF study includes all the English
branches, Latin, Greek German;
French, Mathematics, Natural Sci
ence, Instrumental aud Vocal mu-
sic, Drawing, Painting, and Calls
themes. The school prepares for
College and University, or for en-
trance on business, and is highly
recommended by Professors of the
University OF Virginia and Johns
Hopkins University. Terms liberal.
For catalogues giving full informa-
tioD, apply to
Onancock, Va.
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Clothing must go regardless of cost.
The large and varied assortment Of men
and boys clothing at Slocomb. Riley d
Ames, Onancock, is being sold at ex-
tremely low prices, if you want any
thing in the way of wearing apparel
come and see them: it will pay you.
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Mrs. Ella Townshend, nee Kellam,
f ormerly of this county, now of Phila-
delphia and Misses Rebecca Bird, Mag
gle Bird and Lizzie West are visiting
numerous friends and relatives OF the
county, at this time. -.
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Robert Gordon s. Co., New York,
have the reputation of being first-class
commission merchants both in their
city and with many of our people, and
justly. They offer as reference their
shippers and the commercial agencies OF
the United States.
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An independent line of steamers is ad-
vertised to ply regularly during potato
season between New York and Seaside
in the lower part of our county. They
will I've put on the line next week
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A horse kicked and fractured the skull
of Joseph Is. Ames. a boy 5 years old at
Bridgetown, northampton county, last
Tuesday. His injuries it is supposed
will prove fatal.
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NoTIcE-Fifteen dollars will be paid
to the owner of the finest st. James colt
exhibited at the Grange Fair. ~
A. T. James,
Locustyille.
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Wm. Collins, John Arthur and an
other colored person of Northampton,
were sent on to the grand jury last week
by Justice Z. Willis to answer the charge
of stealing chickens.
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jenkins Bridge, Accomac, va

CoAL:-T will furnish coal to parties
wishing to purchase at JudgeGarrison' s
wharf this season, of stone size at 40
per ton (2240 lbs.), of chestnut size at
$500, Jacob Okers,
Long Island.
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Clothing in great variety suitable for
men, boys or children, can be bought OF
West s. Willis, Belle Haven, at very low
prices.