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fre.idlns Elders, appointments.

Fourth round of Quarterly meetings
Eastern Shore district, IL. E. Church,
South.
Salisbury, Aug. Is: Accomack, Gull
ford, Aug. Il and %; Atlantic, SAN
fCrds. Aug. % and 80; Wicomico
Washington, Sept. 4 and 5; Pungo-
league, Charlottesville, Sept. 1 aud II
Unaucock, Onancock. sept. is and la
Berlin, st, Martins. Sep. 26 and =;
Delle Haven, Trinity, Oct and 4
CoGb's Island and Cape Charles, Mis-
sion, Oct. 6 ard Z; EaStville, Capeyille.
Oct. 10 and IL; South Dorchester. Zion,
OFT. Ii and II; Dorchester, .lOppa,
Oct. % and a; Dorset Mission, hilton.
Oct. 80 aid 81; Cambridge, Nov. i ami .
Jos. II. AMIss. L. +.
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I'nrkSley.

The contract for the carpenter work
of The Nj. +. Church. al l';1kslcy, vii
be given out this week, and work coin
menceu OH ii in few days.
An oyster supper and ice cream festi-
Val VII be beld III the tabernacle here,
tuesday. Septen. Der l4Lii, the prucce,:s
of Which VIII lie applied to the benefit OF
the church. Festival will open at ]
O'Clock and continue to ~ in the even.
ing-suppur from to clock.
The Rev. ". X. Galloway, an evang,-
list, will preach in the tabernacle al
Pan ksleJ, next Sabbath at III IL. H., alId
at Ciowson, 1.-THE new church at Hun
ting Creek. at3 and Up. Ill. He will
remain at CrowsOn " assist the past VI.
Rev. \. u. Davis, i'll revival services
during next eight days. Preaching and
revival services will Oe nelu every day
al 2.3O and Up. in.
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Wedding Bells.

Mr.. John J. Gunter. promising
young lawyer VI the Accnmac 'r.r, aild
Miss Florence Gusts, Il charming and
popular young lady of Cnancocil, were
married on Thursday evening last
The ceremony was performed III the
Episcopal Church at Onancock, Rev.
Jno. McNalb officiating. Fifteen
bridesmaids and grUoulsmen attended
the wtdl.ng couple, who m;rched tn the
aiai under the inspiring TOTES of Men
del>Sohn wedding march, clhrningly
renucred By Mrs. Tibbie Lawrence. The
groUmsnen were first at the altar fol-
lowed by tic bridesmaids, WHO formed IL
semicircle and awaited the cOmi.g Of
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a biz revival is now i'll progress or
Cliincoieagut Island, at the churches Of
each III the three denominations repre-
sented there. Eighteen more persons
were haptised by Rev. s. u. Grilnsley
last Sunday. The interest in the other
churches is also very great, aud many
converts are reported.
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF vIR-
n HIETA pRinlT a NJ T,I(lN

DY THE GOVERNOR OF vIR-
d GINIA.-A PROCLAMATION.
Information having been received by
the Executive that. on the End day of
June, 1855, EDWARD RAYLY, COL
orel, II years Of age. slightly built and
thin visage. male his escape from the
county Jail Of Northampton connty,
having been lawfully confined therein
on charge of rape, and is now going at
large. therefore l do hereby offer a
Reward of FIFTY DOLLARS to
any person who shall arrest the said
Edward Blyly and deliver hun into the
Jail of any cnunty OF corporation. and
/ lUmoreoycr require all Officers of this
Commonwealth. civil AMI military and
request the people generally, to use their
Inst exertiuns to procure his arrest,
that he may be brought to justice.
Given under my hand as Governor,
and under the Lesser Seal of the Com
monwealth. at Richmond, this 18th day
Of July, 1856.
FITZHUGu LEE.
BY the Governor.
II. w, FLOURNOY.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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Mr.. w. j. Haley, commission mer-
chant, l6S Reade ST., New Yo,k lily
was home OH a short business visit this
week. Mr.. Haley is one Of our ener-
gctic young men who has recently en-
gagged i'll business on his account, after
All apprenticeship of several months, to
learn It's details. We can cordially en-
dor>e HIM in our opinion as entirel. re-
liable in every respect and are informed
that his returns compare favoraOly with
the best commission merchants in New
YORK.
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The delay of day in issuing TIL
ENrEKPKISE this week liz due to tile
fac; That we had TO attend the Fair, tt
collect Il portion of The large sum of
money due on our books. Tie fact, We
trust WILL convince our patrons that we
necd tine money and want them TO pay
us. In the future, however, we pro,
pose to be ont OH time and shall hope t,
MAKE, our collections by bills rendered.
Remember friends that dollar is Il very
small matter to you but means many
hundreds of dol ars to us.
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Advices received from every part Of
our Congressional district on the West.
crn Shore Indicate that all disatf'ecti0i
whcl. prevailed there ut the re. nomina.
ton Of Mr.. CroXton is rapidly disap
l,taring. The Democrats of the East
erI Shore. who may think they have
6 irsaE Q f;tnc,d T ZEAL will soon learn
100, il tney dO hot already know theii
duty.
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Examination OF Tea chcrs.

Applicants for schools in Atlantic
McLompkin and Chincoteague Island
Districts, are hereby notified to meet
NE at Temperancevllle, on the 10th Of
September, 1T 8, q. M.
ColOred applicants in same districts
Me requested to meet me Oh tie follow.
ing day, 9th Sept. at ga. LII.
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The sick Of our town. except Mis-,

The sick of our town, except Miss
SalIc P;uranore who Ibis recently been
added to SICK lis' are row III a fair way
tortcover Mrs. Judge Garrison is very
much improved in health. DR.. Vim.
X. farramore is still very weak but ou
OF danger. Mr.. W-l. II. Winder. i'll for
In;!ny weeks has gone to Baltimore III
pursuit OF health.
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AT a meeting of the School Board at
the Fair Grounds on last Wednesday.
the following trustees were elected: &.
S. Mupp vice Raymond Il. Hutchinson
rcsigncl Vim. Il. Wise vice pr. John
W kcllam. resigned; Charles o, Disha
room to fill {; vacancy.
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Applicants in Lee aud Punroteagne
Districts. will meet mc ut tralge Hall
rear Keller station, on the 18Th Of sep
tenl or. ut ga. m.
Colorea applicants III the sam" dis,
tricts, on the fulluwingslay 10th Sept
Please be prompt, and take with you
p'''', @ inc. z. MAr", Supt.
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In making your shipments to New
1ork, do not forget the Commission
house of ID. Pennewill 81 Co., ~ Jay st.
Their returns show that they under
St:.i,d their business, anil there is no
doubt ot their responsibility.
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Miss Alice Bayly an interesting
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. } and
Margaret A. Jiayly, formerly of this
county died at liel home in Bal imoie
1.-THE 29ll uit., i'll the 18th year VI her
age.
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Exuress trutns leaving Harrington 81 q. M,
md arriving at 81 p. IN, ruus through toilo -
and from Baltimore via. Plrter5 aud Newark.
New YORK, philadelphia Norfolk lHilroad E1-
press, Leave Phiiadclphia lilo p. NJ, daily.
baltimore sos p.ln., Wilmington II. 6s pm., daily.
stopping at Dover and Delmar regularly; ano at
New Castle, Middletowr, Clayton, HARRINGTON.
and Sentord IN leave passengers from wiiinins-
ton aud points North vr take on passengers 5outn
OF Demar. ,.o,
passeugers from Wilmington or points norsi.
th.bound-Trains leave DeiIuar LILO y. n.
daily, Dover 2.36 an, regularly arriving VIII.
mnston s.s5 u. m. RalpuST'-e e.4o a. H.. aud
Philadelphia 1850 a. m.
The I6 a. III. train also sttzs at Seaford, Har-
rinston, Clayton Alddletown TO leave pasSen-
gers from points south OF Delmsir. or tsHo o.
passengers for Wilmington and points North.
New Castle accommodation Tra1ns-LeaVo WILL
mIngtor G. 90 a.rl., and so p. m. Leave New Gas.
tic $40 a. N. aud 5 IS y. 10.
Delaware Maryland aud Virgins br. Trains
Leave Harrington for Loves and Reheboth 11.01
a. NJ, $40 aud s.4s p. M: returning leave keli.'-
both $50. $40 q. M, aud 2o0p. m. For franxlln
and way stations i1.02 u. M, Returning, traihs
leave loves for Harrington 49, ~, O.. NJ anu
945 pm. Leave Franklin is o. m,
Couuecrion-At Porter, with Newark Oela'
ware City Railroad. At Townsend. Win yucca
Amos i Kent Railroad. AZ Clayton, Win pela.
yaro Chesa poakc ksilroad and Baltimore ana
Delaware Bay Railroud. At harrington, Win
Delaware, Muryland Virgini. Railroad. AZ
scaf,rd. with Cambridge & seatord Railroad AZ
Delmar. with New York, PhIladelphia Norrols
WIcomico pocoroke, aud Peninsula Raiiroa 49,
CaAj. E. PUGH, Geuer,il Manager.
I'd Tond GeneraI paSsAngor Agent.
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The Onancock Base Ball nine in a re-
cent contest with the Pungote"gue nine
WAS beaten by Il score of 8 to 81 The
game was umpire, d very satisfactorily hy
Mr.. Jno. W. e. Blackstone.
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For SALE.-For four weeks, to pri-
yatc purchasers on reasonable terms, the
bay lilly Kate, owned by the widow and
minor children of John Il. Lewis tle-
ceased of Sykes Island. The ab-We
animal is sound and gentle. kind in any
harness. land al excel mt rOadster-alSo
one half-breed Aldernty COW with calf
crossed with Jersey stock.
EMILY T. LEWIS,
sykes z. o. Va.
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The Mappsburg Farmers Club meets
again ON, saturday. 18th inst. Business
of Importance will be considered at the
meeting. and a full attendance is le-
QucSleu and expected.
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NOTICE. hereby foiewarn all per-
SOILS from cunning. laul;ng nets of any
description, taking oysters, nr wood
from, III iii ..liy Tanner trcsspassing OH
The ParraMort leach pro. .erty
By order uf the OWL Ii.
y. B. Rich.
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The ladies' of Ayre's Chapel. will hold
an oyster supper aud festival. under
the Lower :,t. The Chapel an the after
Noon and hight, of sept. l5(h. N-opains
will be spared to make the Iiair pleas
ant and attractive.
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NOTICE TO FARMERs.-Our schoon-
ers will ply weekly during the potato
season between Our wllaryes at Oman
cock and Baltimore as follows:
The schooner Alice and Anna, ]. M.
Coub, Capt. will receive freight every
Friday and Saturday and leave for Bal
timore II o'cloch IN. Saturday.
The schooner Geo. T. heaglc, 3. F..
Crockett, Capt. will receive freight
every Monday and Tuesday and leave
for Baltimore every Tuesday at II
O'Clock m.
Approaching all past favors we prom
Use 10 use of our utmost endeaYors to
merit their continuance.
Powell s. NAPLES,
Onancock.
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Accidents.

While Mr.. Joseph Wescott was ex-
hibiting his mare on Friday al ternooi
az the Fair grounds, the axle Of his sui
ky broke telesccping him between the
wheels. Persons near by rushed Ill and
catching the mare by the bit, save Pun
Y league S uctiveconstable fromperson'
al hurt.
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NoTrcE-After August lst, 1856. we
will sell goods at 10 Pr cent. profit for
CASH or its equivalent, thus saving our
customers Is per cent. of the usual pro
fit. Positively no goods soil on credit
after tile above date. All indebted to
the firm will please settle their accounts
soon as possible. either by cash or note.
llarks e Causey.
Leemont, Va.
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Mr.. 7. II. Bayly Browne WAS nomi-
mated for Congress OH the second ballot
by the Republicans of this district III
convention at Tappa hammock, Oh Tues
d;, last.
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LosT.-On 9Th INST. on tlle roal from
Onancock TO Powellton. "a gold ring'
with stone set, with he initials a ).
r., in it. a liberal reward will oe given
tic finder for its return to meat lowell
con hotel or to MI. L. Is. Swanger at
sLocustville. Gto. 5. Savage.
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4 festival will ue held at Episcopal
Church in P,ngoteaguc. next Thurs
day. Proceeds will he "a piled to Church
purposes. Tie public is cordially III
Hited.
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A reward of 500 has been offered by
the y. y. p. & y r.. H.. for he arrest
ard convection of persons WHO placed
distractions Oh track near IrincesS
Anne, recently.
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Capt. Geo. G. savage collector OF
customs has received orders from, the
Treasury Department 10 remove his Of
lice from Easlville to Cape Charles City
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NoTcE-IIaying decided to close
business in Belle Haven, we respectfully
and earnestly request all persons in
debtei to us either by note Or open ic-
connt to come forward and settle by
September 25rh, 1856. We will from
this time forward sell strictly for cash or
produce at tnlmecedente,lly low prices.
If you want cheap goods come 10 see MS.
Shields IL Mears.
Belle Haven, Va, Aug. l6, $50.
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Mr.. II. w. Dunno. Superintendent OF
the y. y. Z. 81 y. r. Il. and Mr.. II. II.
Cook. General passenger and Freight
Agent, attended our Fair.
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For SALE.-Two Baiar,lo colts of
arreat promise, to lie delivered when {!
: ss1tTFi55Ia.old. at 500 each. The dam OF
months "e. "f NEE nee sesi 'sHitjKe'Nhni i 1T
eaoi is very fine, being .~op~vv.,~iJ
the HamiltoniaE and Morgan RATHER
stock. For further particulars address
JESSE WHITEHEAD,
Franktown. Northampton Co., Va.
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Mr.. John W. Gllett is now at Bed
ford Springs, Pennsylvania for MS
health.
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A race will come off at Metompkin
Teach on next Saturday between the
skitfs of Thos. +. Parks and John Ross
FOR a purse of $50.
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Mr.. John D. Grant. Of Richmond. is
home on short visit TO friends and re-
lations in Acconlac.
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FREIGHT sloup, Lulu BELL,
commanded by Capt. James E. Ayres,
on and after June 5tll inst, will ply be-
tween wharf Of VIM. G. Gillespie on
Assawoman and Franklin City every
Monday and Thursday during potato
season. Freight rates will be reason-
able. With thanks for past favors |
hope for the continuance Of the patron
age of the public.
James E. Ayres.
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LOCAE- NEWS.

Mrs. pr. Is. c. Kellam of our town is
visiting friends in Washington.
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NoTrcE.-On and after September LIST
1856, we shall sell goods cheap for cash
and produce. all persons indebted TO
us are earnestly requested to settle their
accounts. Respectfully.
W. B. Wilkins 81 Co.
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For RENT.-Fm the year 1857 for
money OF share Of crops three farms of
different sizes, convenient to steam
boat landings and 81 miles of IIalwood
station. On each of them are g'od
buildings. good pastures and all abulld-
;lnce Of manure.
Henry Hall,
Marsh Market.
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NoTIcE.-All persons indebted to me
are urgently requested to settle either
by cash Or note by October lst-a word
to the wise is sufficient. After SepIem-
Der all goods will be soil strictly for
cash or produce. The cash system will
enable ME TO sell Goosls SO cheap you
cannot fail to deal with me-. Call and
see how cheap You Can buy gou,lS for
cash. ThurogUod b. Mason,
Guilfold, Va.
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notice. hereby offer for sale at
cust from date my entire stock of
goods-aud for rent my ssorehonse
for one or term OF years. For further
pau ticulars apply TO
James F. Hope,
Plngoteague, Va.
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Commission Merchant,
NO. 1872 Duane Street,
NEW YORK.

Refer TO Irving National Bank,
and North River Bank. New York
Returns male for every consign.
ment soon as sold.
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Atlantic.

Our farmers have shipped nearly al!
their sweet potatoes. and Inc yleld AUG
prlces have been satisfactory.
The county surveyor, Mr.W. f. Gun.
ter. has becn en-! Luyed in this sect ion Vi
late, strengthening mp old line marks.
Mrs. Mary Ann Taylor, wife of Ed
ward r. Taylor, WHO dted recently o1
consumption. agetl39 years. WAS Il very
esti.lable lazy AMI highly respected bN
all who knew her. She left Tour little
children and many friends to mourn hen
loss.
On the 2Sth ult., Lit Drunlmnd
coluied. mail carrier 1ruln linisey sta
ton t., Oak Hill stole Il registered
package from uorsey l,ostullict, con-
tanning Sl5U. Icing suspected. lie " DIS
promptly arrested lay Constable Glad
ding tn whom cunftssing his guilt lle
was carried before Justice a. ). Taylor
aud 10y him committed to Jail.
Our Co.'s stable Clddtug's business
has been booming % la'e, and such is
the demand upon his Srryic, 5 llt has had
frequently ~ call III assistance. Ar
rests for selling John l>arleycurii" aid
unlawful fishing i'll leYicilitl Of NASH
vile are HOW alnIust Ot daily occur. el!ce.
The utter disregard Of nany in sont
Shown daily. and it Is time That the
law breakers were visited with d little
wholesome punishment.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-09-04

Es1RAY-A htifer, now years old,
came 10 my house in 1884. The owner
Will Collie Iur her, pay charges and take
her away. James G. Heath.
Cliesconnessix, Va.
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! NoTIcE.-I hereby forewarn all per-
sons from hauling nets Of amy descfip-
ton on my shore, or from cunning on
INV uremises. O. ]. ADAMS,
Crupperville, Va.
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JOHN W. DUNCAN
JEWELER.
nj ain ST., 0nancock.

Watches pivoted, jewelled, etc,
in fact anything that your watch
may require. Work done in first.
class style by latest improved ma
chlnery. My stock of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles. Etc.
WAS never equalled on the shore.-
See advertisement elsewhere i'll
this paper, or call aud see for your
self.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Losr.-Between Onancock and Cash.
vile "a soft grey felt hat. Finder will
be rewarded Ivy returning to
Vim Z. Lewis.
Accomac G. H., Va.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE. una-
OF THE AASzsz4

Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice. OIL anil ,.fror Sunday,
May. 10Th, 1885, will run their steamers rs
follows, twenther permitting leaving South ST.,
Wharf ct 6. on o'clock y. III.
steamer EASTERN sHORE. :.
CAPT. W. ". MATHEWS.
EVERY SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS for Girls
fold Holrman's, Evans', B>gs ., D"ggsvllle. Da
Wis, Rends's Mle5', Shields, Hungar5 and Tay.
LOIS Wharves.
RETURNINli-Leave Taylor's Tu.riay aud Fri:
day On. m. touching III ab we findings at usual
hours.
Steamer MAGGIE
CArT. L. ]. Smith.
EVERY MONDAYS AND THURSDAYsfo for orIsfield
Taugor Island, finneys onnncock, Chcscoli.
nesseX, fIuntin. CrUaE, Guillord.
RETURNING WeInrsd .ys and saturdays leaves
GuIlford am, Huntin. Crock $3.50, Am Cles-
conne-sex IL noon, Unancock p. m, Finneys
2:3O p, m, Tangter Island p, m.
Steamer TANGIER.
CAPT. 8. q. WILSON
Every Tuesday and Friday for Crisnold. Finney's
Onilncuck, Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall, R:hoboth.
Pocomoko City and Snow Hill.
RETURNING-Leaves Snow Hill Mondays ano
Thursday ut q. m, touching at river lanlIogs
ings ut tho usual hours. 0nancock y. III,
Finncy's 2:3o p. m.
AL Steamers leave Crisheld fol Balti-
~ more. on arrival Of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
OH the N. T.. Philh. aud NorfolK, Mlcollico au4
poconloke r. r, daily, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia Railroads On Tuesdays aud Fridays
only.
Positively DO freight received after IS p, m:
and must be prepaid to al! points, except
on the N. Y. Phlla, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. R. CLARK, General Agent,
los South street. Baltimore.
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:. For SALE--First-class bricks at fair
prices. delivered at Parksley station, i'll
quantities to suit.
Ge,. z. Parks ~ Bro:
Parksley station. Va.
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MIDDLEro, My thoroughbred horse
will stalhl FIR service at NY house Mt.
CuStis.) this ID. Fred Waddy,
AccDmac G.. H., Va.
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Between pnngoteague AMI
Onancock this week-one $50 gold note
and dollar note. The finder will please
return to ~" care Enterprise office.
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wANrED.-To purchase 800 laying
hens, at fair prices.
Accomaek Z. H., Va,
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AcccMAo COURTHOUSE, va

esr 4 cross-mark on Your paper. before
eSy your name. made with pen and INK,
Ess indicates mat your subscription. has
e expired. or is due. ant you are re-
50 specifically solicited to remit or re-
~ new.
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On Thursday, Mr.. VIM. P. Bell while
fetllrlliug home from II ride on his bl-
cycle, Eucalyptus. about II mile FRO IN
town sud lenly clme upoa the horse
and carriage IF Mr.. John Wlllett--
as quietly as possible he rode into the
woodS. but the frightene horse turned
short notwithstanding the carriage, with
the result of II fractured wrist and dlSl0'
Gated elbow for Mrs. Willett. Mr.. Bell,
who WAS in no wise to blame, rendered
every possible assistance 10 the injured
laly, who WIS reno etl to her nome ana
properly cared for.
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CLmGSa O"rRU ,THmss.-All persons
indebted to us it;i.rby notl VI open ilc
count are earnestly Requested to come
forward and settle their accounts by t)c-
tuser 9th, 1856. Goods will he sold 1T
extremely low prices for cash or produce.
Shields IL Bro.
Shields wharf, Va, Aug Ie, 'S6.
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Fon LoAN.-.By direction of the Cir
cult Court of Accnmacll about $500 on
unencumbered real estate.
JNo. Fl. WISE. Sheriff
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POWELL S INSECT powdered Destroys
potato fleas. rose bugs. ants. bed bugs,
insect Oh fowl, and all insect life.
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LAND ATT PRIVATE CONTRACT.

| offer for sale at private contract, q
portion of my farm, adjoining Belle Ha-
ven. situated On road opposite my dwell
ling. Said tract contains 12O acres by
actual survey, nearly equally divided
into arabic and woodland. 1t is high
land, or good quality, susceptible of u
high state of improvement and with
abundant resources thereon. Its loca-
ton makes it very desirable property.
1t will he sold on reasonable terms, and
possession given Immediately to pur-
chaser HUGH G.. MEARS,
Belle Haven.
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CriSfeld Branch.

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Cape Charles City. Va.
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ger Agent. Norfolk. Va