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Peter ]. Carter and TX to John 7.

Peter J.. Carter and ux to John 7
Spaly. ] acreat Sunny Side; 1900.
Ewell Warren 10 rs Warren, acres
at Chcapside; $500.
G. S. Kendall, special commissioner,
to Julius F. Parsons. TIA acres near
Capevillc; s., 5O5.
A.F. Cobb and ais. to John T. Bolton,
9S3 acres, part Of Mockon Island; $lOO.
John Willis to Grace Weeks, acre
near Cheapside; $50.
John Z. J.. Hopkins to WIN. A. Kirk
land, 400 1900 acres; SIC, 900.
II. b. Stewart to ]. r. Warrington, 90
acres near Hadlock; $500.
Thos. NJ. Scott to Margaret G. Read,
lot at Eastville station.
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Atlantic.

Mrs. Syl. J. Marshall died on Friday,
about II O'Clock. Her husband was very
sick ut the time. but he insisted on hav-
ing the funeral at his house,a o 'ccock
Sunday morning. a large concourse
met to hear the funeral sermon. Mr..
Marshall being very i'll, Dr.. T. T. Tay-
lor advised postponing the funeral exer-
cises, but Others wanted the funeral TO
continue, and after the service was over
part of the children remained with the
dying father, and the Others followed
the mothers mortal remains to the
grave. MI. Marshall died about II
O'clock, and when the funeral party re-
turned the corpse Of the dead father oc-
cupied the same spot from Which the
mothers remains had been removed but
a few hours before. Yesterday the
mother WAS buried, to-day the father
will be laid by her side. Verify in the
midst Of life we are in death.
We had also an episode and some ex-
citement about runaway match. Sew
ell Taylor, while Mr.. ohm II. Thornton
was gone to the funeral, took his bloom
ing Is year old daughter Josephene to
Poconolle City, where the two were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony.
There is one remarkable circumstance
about this marriage. This makes the
third one of The Taylor's that have mar
ried Thornton sisters. What relation
will their children b.?
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Nj. John T. Lewis, who he's been
yer. i'll Tor several days, is better at
this time.
Sllad is very plentiful with MS. Capt.
Thos. w. Marshall caught 20 i'll his gill
nets, last Monday.
Sixty-five of the seventy eight regis
tered voters ut our precinct signed the
petition for an election, and will vote
the local option or 10 license ticket.
The Recllabites will have IL grand en-
tertainment at their hall here on Tues
day 2lst inst. High Chief Ruler, Thos.
B. March will be present and deliver
Il lecture ON the OCCASION and music of a
high order Of merit will be rendered
during the evening. Admission to lee
ture and supper of oysters, 25 cents. Ice
cream confcctioneries &C., vii. be serv-
ed at moderate rates.
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EappsburS.

Mr.. John f. Hope, has become an ar
dent worker in the cause of local option.
Mrs. John II. Bonnewell, who has
been dangerous1yill for several days, is
convalcScent.
No serious injury seems to have been
done to potato beds in consequence of
the late rain and cloudy weather.
The hum of the car wheel has become
so constant as to be annoying. We are
happy to see the Road doing SO well.
Supt. Dunno can't be aroused to the
need of a telegraph Office at our station
and the development of our place is
therefore materially impeded.
Mr.. Z. T. Mears is with us again, af-
ter an absence of several days in No
folk and surrounding towns, looking to
hotter his condition in way that
SHOULD he the aim of all bachelors.
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The announcement is made through
our columns, by request, that the Fruit
Growers OF the county will meet ut
Onancock, on Saturday, the 18th inst,
at , O'Clock p. m, for purposes Of effect
ing an organization, looking to the pro-
lection and advancement of their inter-
ests. The meeting announced for last
court-day was not held, owing to the
fact that a local option meeting was be-
ing held at the time set apart for it, and
it was too late to do so after its adj
journment.
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ShfncOtcn.Isc.

It is reported that Mallhy s. Co., OF
Norfolk, will soon establish a. porpoist
oil factory here.
Capt. B. S. Rich was in town recent
ly, and settled with the Life Saving
crews for quarterly services.
Our shippers Of oysters report north
crn markets good-primes selling at S.
to 81 per barrel. and culls at s. to $3.50.
The Bingham house, Philadelphia, is
supplied with oystersplanted at Thomas
Cove by Capt. John W. Bunting, at IS
per barrel.
The Chincotcague Fish and Guano
Co., sold their factories, boats, &C., as
advertised on Wednesday, March 3lst,
the stockholders being the purchasers at
about $4,000.
Two-thirds of our citizens engaged in
the oyster business, are ct present
''down the hay" catching oysters for
plants and for sale, and are making
from $50 TO 800 per month.
Sloop Rehecca j.. owned by E. \. JEFF
fries. Cliincotcaguc. heretofore reported
total loss at Wacllapreague inlet, has
been gotten up by Capt. E.J Foote with
out any material damage to her.
Captain John. w. bunting, our en-
terprising manufacturer OF oil.
fish cuano, &C., has recently delivered
100 tons of dry fish scrap at S2S per ton,
tothe Fidelity Manufacturing Co. Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Atlantic hotel arrivals this week are:
S. D. Fletcher, Jenkins Bridge; W. E.
Doughty, Geo. Z. Scott, W. II. An
drews, Baltimore; John Messick, Phil
adelpllia; G. NJ. Phipps, Norfolk; n. S.
Townsend, G. W. Carnine. Snow Hill,
Nd; II. j. Saterfield, Milford, Del; G..
F. Pawamore, Accomac G. II.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
D. I. Wheaton and Miss Bette Jones,
on the 14th inst. a handsome reception
will he given at the groom's residence
on the day named, and on the following
day the couple will leave for an extended
tour to the northern cities. The music
for the occasion will be under the man
agement of DR.. Chas. L. Porter of Sea-
ford, Delaware.
The sloop Julia a. Roe. commanded
by Capt. Geo. w. Marshall, belonging
TO A. w. Miller Il Co., Baltimore, was
wrecked on Chincotcague bar. Oh Bird
inst. Her cargo consistedof 1900 bush.
els of oysters, and she WIS Oh her way
from Deals Island, Md. to Morris
river. n. j. The value of boat and
cargois estimated at $500. The wreck
was sold in front of Atlantic hotel last
Monday for $50, G. Z. Rabbit and son
being the purchasers. The crew Of the
lost boat were rescued by Capt. Wbeal-
ton and son of the Life Saving Service.
Capt. Tracy and crew, also, of ASA
league, were on hand and rendered eff
fective service. The sell never ran
higher at the time the rescue WAS made,
and too much cannot be said in praise OF
the gallant services of the Life Saving
crews.
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An attempt was made on Tuesday
night by the prisoners in jail TO break
out. They had torn an iron bar about
ten feet long Loose, AID with it pried up
flooring and large piece Of sheet iron
from the ceiling. Our vigilant keeper of
the Jail, Mr.. T. II. kellam, detected the
effort, and upon reporting the matter to
the court, III armed guard was ordered
TO supplement iron bars. II seems our
Jail is as The Marvin Safe Co.'S agent
said it was. mere shell.
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.Messrs. Kent & Wilson, Parksley,
have just opened alarge and well select
ed stock of goods. Everything is bran
new, Of the best quality ,and WILDE Sold
by them on such moderate terms, as to
make their place an attractive resort to
chose in search Of bargains. In addition
to their stock Of general merchandise
they will carry plows, stoves, ready-mixetf
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TO ELLAV .IRYING.

TO ELLA Y. IRVING.
TAKE NOTICE: That on Thurs
day, the 22nd day of April, 1856,
between the hours of 6 Il. m..and G
p. NJ. OF that day, L shall, before
Charles Edgar Mills, a commission
er for the State of Virginia, at his
Office, No. 115 Broadway, New York
City, proceed to take and retake
the dispositions of Cortlandt Irving
and others to be read as evidence
in my behalf IN a certain suit in
chancery now pending in the Cir
cult Court OF Accomack county in
which l am plaintiff and you are de-
PENDANT, and if from any cause the
taking of said dispositions
shall not be commenced or
if commenced shall not be
be concluded on that day, the
taking of the same will he add
journed from day to day and from
time to time untilthe same are con-
Guided.
Respectfully,
HENRY IRVING.
March Goth, 1856.
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Petitions from Atlantic signed by PIT
voters. Metompkin signed by 309 voters,
and Pungoteague by $50 voters, asking
Judge Garrison to order an election I'M
der the Local Option Act in their re-
spcctive districts, were presented this
week. An order for special election in
each OH Saturday, the 18th of May, was
entered.
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Mr.. Oliver ]. Lucas, our enterprising
merchant at Modestown, approaching
the necessity of prices TO suit the times,
offers to spring customers the best cali
Goes for cents per yard, best cotton
AIDES (men's weary Is Cents, vest mater
ial (pequa) 10 cents, and other things
i'll proportion.
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y bill has been introduced into Con-
gress 10y Mr.. CroXton for the relief OF
Rev. z. 4. l.catherbury. The sum of
S60l.27 was paid him on certain pen
sion checks OF one Lucy Roberts, which
were afterwards recalled ard Cancelled,
hence tile relief asked for.
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Mr.. c. ". Whitchurst, of Ports
mouth, Va, and Mrs. Laura V. Cole,
of Howard county, Nd, We're married
at Presby terrain church, Accomac G.
H., by Rev. Wm. CHM, last Thursday.
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The sloop VIM. T. Sherman, belong
ing to Capt. Bunting of Chincoteague,
was d;smasled of Wac'apreague Oh Sth
inst, but prompt assistance being ren-
derel by Capt. Savage and crew of Life
Saving Service and Capt. Brown lie
Cato. she was relieved without further
serious damage.
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Hugh Larkin. Il hand on schooner
Kirkman, which plies between Pungo-
league creek and Baltimore, according
to advices received, was drowned this
week while Intoxicated. He attempted 10
board the vessel and fell overheard. He
WAS Il native OF Baltimore.
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Messrs. S. X. Martin and VIM. 7.
Mason will open soon alumber aid brick
yard at Hoffman S wharf, under the firm
name of * Martin & Co. Sash doors.
blinds, carriage materials, &C., will also
help to make up their stock in trade. "
Both Of the members of the firm are en-
terprising entirely reliable and thorough
business men, and we bespcak for them
a liberal patronage.
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IMpoRTANr-A visit to D. II. john
son 81 Co. 3 store at Leemont is a mat
ter whichyou cannot afforl to neglect.
The reduced prices in all kinds of goods
there, email les you to save money, far
beyond your calculations until you call
and see for yourselves. Besides their
stock of general merchandise-they Of
fer especially at this time POcomoke
Phosphate. Landreth's garden seeds.
and the celebrated nlow. Farmers
Friend. A word to the wise will ks
sufficient.
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Cards ere out for tile marriage of Mr..
Geo. p. Leatilerbury of Daito., to Hiss
Mollie X. Stevens of Kent county, Md,
on the litli inst. All invitation received
byus is sincerely appreciated and no one
of their many friends extends them
heartier congratulations.
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The committee On rivers and harbors
Oft. 5. Congress las reported favora-
bly, a bill appropriating $4,000 for i'm
proving by dredging and otherwise the
inland waterway from Clli.icoteaguc to
u point mar Lewcs, Del.
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John U. Tull, alittle son Of Mr.. Wm.
T. Tull of Wagram, WAS severely cut
10y an axe, while he and his brother were
chopping wood on Thursday of last
week. The wound received is very
painful though not considered Il serious
one.
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Mr.. Alfred J. Rev and Miss Ida S.
Baker, both of Woodbury., this county,
were married in Baltimore, on Wednes-
day, Rev. y. G. Dickinson officiating,
and returned home by steamer the fol-
lowing day. We tender congratulations
aud best wishes for a long and happy
journey through life together
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Mrs. b. b. Mears and Miss Maggie
Carmine, will open handsome millinery
and dress-makng establishments KEEL
Ter station on the 18th inst. Theil adj
vcrtisement will appear i'll our next is
sue.
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Mr.. T. C. Kellam, chairman, author
ICES tie announcement that 1.-The mcm-
be,s of local option county executive
committee will meet ut Accomac e. H.,
next Tuesday, the 18th day of April, at
1la.m.''
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NoT1cE.-All persons. indebted to me
are requested to settle by 9TH OF April
next. after that date all claims, which
have not been arranged to my satisfac-
ton. will be placed in the hlnds of an
officer for collection without further no.
tice. I have anew and select line Of
goods on hand and all except groceries
are solo. at per cent discount for clsIl.
A. f. Mears,
Mearsville, Va,
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C. C. LLOYD.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE L1GHT-HoUsE EN-
G1NEER EIFrII DISTRICT

OFFICE OF THE LIGHT HOUSE EN-
GINEER, FIFTH DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE, Md. March 10, 1856.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until II o'clock, m., of Saturday,
the 3rd day of April, 1856, for furnishing
the material and labor of all kinds ne
cessary for building jetty and wall of
logs and stone, or of brush and stone, at
Cape Charles Light.Station, Virginia.
Amount available, about $4,000. Spe-
ciiications, forms of proposal, and other
Information may be obtained Oh applica-
tion to this office. where maps OF the To-
cality may be seen. The right is re
served to reject any or all bids, aid to
waive any defects.
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Notice. intend making my usual
trip soon thro 'Accomac and NOrthanp-
ton counties for the purpose of hand
ling colts. Anyone desiring my service
can see me at Drumm0ndtDwn April
court-day or if AN not there they can
leave their order with Mr.. Fred Waddy,
S. J. Belts.
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Browne, Jacob 4 Co., have sold the
farm, Concord, situated on Occahon-
mock creek, NORTHAMPTON county, to
northern parties, for five thousand dol
lars.
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EsrRAYs.-Two COWS, pied and brin-
die Oh my premises, not belonging to me.
The owner is requested to como for
them, pay charges and take them away.
A. j. Vessels,
Near AccOmac T.. II.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EsTRAY.-At my house spotte'l hog
weighing about rs pounds.
The owner is requested to come, pity
charges and take it away.
JAS. II. Mason,
Near Nclsonia,
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For RENT-For year 1887, my farm
near Bethel church, between H;dlwood
and Bloxoln stations. and about 2 miles
from each. 1t requires two horses to
cultivate it, has plenty of resources and
can be rented for term of years.
LAMBERT H. CHEssER,
Seaside, Va.
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The school house near Bayview North
ampton, WIS burned On last saturday,
1t was the work, it is supposed, of an III
cendiagy.
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Northampton County.

Real estate transfersfor the month of
March, 1856:
II. B. Stewart and Tx 10 T.W. Jones,
6 o9-lo acres near Wardtown; 1920.
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For SALE-Eggs at 81 per setting of
16 each, from a .!o;k of Pure Plymouth
Rocks, that are good layers, fine settlers
and have neYCr bad any disease. Also,
a few fine ROSTERS at 81 apiece.
w. +. Gunter,
Accomac G.. H., Va.
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For RENT FOR YEAR 1ss7.-Several
farms. different sizes, convenient to
railroa d station or steamboat wharf land
having abundance OF MANURE anu good
buildings. Upshur Is. Qulhby.
February 17th, 1856.
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The Red Bank Farmers Association
will meet i'll their hail at Marionville,
Northampton, on Wednesday, April
14th inst, ut y p. m.
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paints, everything in fact necessary TO
meet the wants Of their customtrs.--
Look for tlicir advertisement in our
next issue.
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For SALE.-I have for sale on reason
able terms. horse s years old, sound.
gentle, and broken to all harness. He
is Isl hands high and weighs from 1909
to 400 pounds.
r. J. Parker,
OnapcOck
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WANTED-Agents in all districts,
where trucks are raised for market, to
sell Elliott's Combined Cultiyator and
Hitler. Half of tile labor saved in cnti-
waiting potatoes and other trucks by
using them. John W. a. Elliott:
LocustmOunt. Va.
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For SALE-A horsc-will give time
if properly secured; also, new two
horse wagon. y. a. browne.
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s a cross-marN on your paper, before
r9s your name, made with pen and ink,
E.:ss indicates mat your subscription has
~ expired, or is due, anu you arc re-
e specially solicited to remit or re-
ES new.
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Fon SALE.-Mr.. David T.. Top
ping, New Church. has rcr sale horse,
young, gentle, and which cur travel 10
miles an hour for several hours.
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Second round quarterly meetings,
Eastern Shore District, NJ. E. Church
South.
Eastvllle, Salem; Apr. II, -.
Ccbbs Island and Cape Charles; April
-.
South Dorchester, Zion: Apr. 81, 25.
Dorchester, Frien lship; May1, 2.
Dorset Mission, Bucktown; May ?, 3.
Cambria &c, May S, 8.
Jos. II. AMIss, P. E.
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LOGAN NEWS.

Mrs. Jno. ]. blackstone continues Sc
riously i'll. to the regret Of every one i'll
our community.
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WAeRAM, VA.
Delaware Gro,on Seed Sweet Potato
For Slle.

Delaware Grol0n Seed Sweet Potato
For S1le.
Ny stock of seed sweets were
grown from choice select seed of
the Sussex Golden Variety, an ex-
ira early productive and hardy
yellow potato and extra market
potato. The quality of my seed
sweets cannot be beaten in the
market. | will pay freight direct
from the house in which they are
kept all the winter to any station
on the N. Y.P.& N. R.R. ] will
ship them direct from winter quar-.
ters, thereby avoiding their getting
chilled as it is often the case when
brought from the cities. The po-
tato is a pure yellow and should
not be mistaken as the Early Gold
en-. Prices will vary according to
market value. | will have also
sprouts for sale in season at Sl.50
per 1000, special rates on large lots.
Address
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For SALE.-Handsome Hamblcton
ian mare, years old, sound, gentle and
of good size, for $3.50. Can speed, with
out training in 3 minutes.
Geo. T. Roberts,
Cherton Station. Northamp; on, Va.
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NoTcE-For rent for the year 1856,
my storehouse at Jenkins Bridge, now
occupied by Harry 7. Whitehall one
horse farm convenient to the store, For
terms address Sallie y. Fletcher
jenkins Bridge, Accomac county, Va
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PUBLIC SALEOF VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY

AS agent of the heirs at law o
the late Littleton 7. G. Davis, de.
ceased, l will offer at public auc-
ton on SATURDAY. PRIL17TH,
Mt 2:30 O'Clock, p. M, in Pocomoke
City, in front of the Clarke House,
the HOUSE and LOT situated on
Market street in SAID city, and
which was occupied by the said
Davis dnring his lifetime as q resi-
dcnce. The Improvements are a
two.story front 16x3S, with two
story back building l4x30. heater
in sitting room, wood and coal
house, smoke house house, etc.
Also TWO VACANT LOTS in the
rear Of the aforementioned prem
Uses, also the CARPENTER SHOP
and LOT corner of Railroad avenue
and Myrtle street. The above prop
erty is convenient to the business
portion of the town and will be sold
clear of widows dover, etc.
Terms of Sale.
On the rcsidence-one fifth of the
purchase money on day Of sale, bal
ance in two insJalments of equal
amounts payable in twelve and
twenty-four months secured by note
to the satisfaction Of the under
signed. Interest on deferred pay
ments payable annually.
On the vacant lots and shOp-the
terms will be one.third cash, bal
ance in twelve months to be Sc
cured as above.
Immediate possession given, and
property at the risk Of purchaser at
conclusion of sale.
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PRICE LIST OF THE SNOW HILL
NURSERIES,
NEAR SNOW HlLI, Md.

w. NJ. PETERS s. SONS, Prop'rs.
Those in want ofstock will please hold
their orders for ouragent, or correspond
with us before purchasing elsewhere.
Peach trees wear old from bud
y to 81 feet at 5000 per 100
4 to feet at $1,000 per 100
Strawberries from - to $3.50 per l 900
lsaspberlirs ut S5per l 900
l}lackberries from SIS to SIS per l 1000
We are prepared to furnish any va
rieties which may be desired.
REFERENCEs-.John H. Tull. W. T.
Tull, p. NJ, Wagram, Va, Geo. W.
Covington, z. NJ, Wm. r. Coyingtou,
New Church, Va.
For further particulars, address
E. Y TULT., GENERAL AGENT,
WAGRAM, VA.
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-wySEEs .-sc:caEnH.E. .-......s>,
OF THE .ssssgEa:s4E.
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

OF THE k2IXSEa3-
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice. on aud after Sunday,
Nov. goth, 1855, will run their stcpmors ~
follows tweather permtttng) leaving South st.,
Wharf ct 500 O'Clock p. m.
Steamer MAGGIE
CAPT. L. J. Smith,
EVERY SUNDAY for Crisned. HoG'nan's, Evans
Boggs', BOsgsyllIe. Davis, Reads, Milos
Hunsars aud Tnyiors wharves.
aE'rURNISG-Leaves Taylnrs Oh Tuesdays at
O'Clock, q. m, touching at the above Landings
ut tho usual hours.
EVERY WEDNESDAY for Crsleld. Taneier
Island Horrman's, Evans. Boggs', Hunting
Greek. GuilfOrd. and Messongo.
RETURNISG-Leaves MessonSo on Fridays at
o'clock, a.. m. touching al the aboro landings
ct tho usual hours.
Steamer TANGTER,
CAPT. S. q. WILSON
Every Tuesday and Friday for crisflold. Finney's
Onnncock, Sheiltown, Pitts Wharf, Cedar He'll,
Rehoboth. Pocomoke City and Snow Hill.
RETURNING-Leaves Snow Hill Monday and
Thursday at 6 q. m, touching ct the above land.
ingS mt the usual hours
r--SAll Steamers leave Crisaeld for BaIti-
~ more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passen GERS received for all points
on tho y. Z, Phlla and Norfolk, Wicomlco and
Pocomoke r. r. daily. Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
only. I.
Positively no freight received aftor so p, m.
and must be prepaid to all points. except
on tho N. Y. Phila, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. R. CLARK, General Agent,
los South Street. Baltimore.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-04-10
JAMES f. GREGORY.

Captain OF Englnee4. U. s. a.,
Lighthouse Engineer, Fifth District