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Commonwealth VS.. Edward Justls,
Wm. Il. Winder and Dnlield Savage
ION Indictments for selling intoxicating
liquors. Pleas of not guilty-a Jury
empannelled in each case, and failing tn
agree, cases were continued until next
tenn.
Belle S. Mears ct al, vs.. Upshur Cru
ano Co.. (pctition of nterpleader. Petit
ton dismissed and jnilsmant for de-
fendant's costs.
Eulc awarded against Stanley ]. Lew
is for failing 10 appear on lst day as
witness in case Of Commonwealth VS..
Dutfield Savage aud the defendant at.
forwards appearing and showing suf1-
ciemt reason for his absence, rule was
discharged.
Upon petition of II. c. Walker, sur
veyor of road, to improve his road pre-
cinct. Petition llieda and appoint
Ing commissioners to view and. report
nccrssity.&c.
Upon petition of =. W. Mcars and
others for pNlilic road Appropriation
of $3nt asked by Levin J. Hyslop, sur
ye,nr, to build road, granted and said
directed TO proceed with bald
ing and opening of road.
Upon pttition of e. w. Barnes and
others Tor public rold and landing
cause continued 10y consent of parties
until Sd day of next term.
Ex Parte. John A. Rlmlick's adj
ministrltor, C t. IL. Report of Gunter
& blackstone filed and order confirming
Eek Parte. Petition Of Alfred NJ.
Mason and others. guardian. Report Of
James II. Mason, guardian, filed, order
confirming report and removing cause
from docket.
Upon petition of Thos. II. B. Cnrlin.
surveyor of road, to cuL IL ditch and re-
arrange his road precinct. Ditching
referred to Board of Supervisors fnr APP
prevail or rejectinn;, and rc-arrangenent
of precinct confirmed As reported by the
commissioners.
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FL AHRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tenn
perancevlle. November 21st, 1856, by
Rev. NJ. Oldham, ST.. .Jodiah McCreatly
to Miss Carrie Lee Drummond, both OF
Accoinac.
BUNDIcK KELLAM = At Locust
mount, December 1st, 1885, by R-v..l.
w. A. Elliott, VIM, w. Bundick to
Miss Mamie Kellam, both of Accomac.
BALL-KELLY-December LIST, 1886,
by Rev. w. A. Street, John, S. Ball to
Miss Sarah p. Kelly, both CT .Accomac.
B~LorE-JAMEs- December 1st, 1886
10y Rev. q. d. CrawleY, Everett j. Be
lote to Miss Sarah M. James, both OF
Northampton.
WyATT-DUNroN : December 9th,
1856, by Rev. j. D. Stimson, James S.
Wyatt to Miss Maud Fl. Dunton, both
Of Northampton.
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Messrs. West & Willis. Telle Haven.
Will receive en- Monday neXt, one of the
largest and most select assortment Of
Xnas-goods IF I'LL kinds eyer brought to
the County. such us candics, nuts.
oranges, conftctioneries of all kinds.
in fact. TOYS of endless variety for
both buys and girls PRESENTS innumer-
able and suitable for both old and young,
notions of every desc. iptioll-eyery
tlilg. in fact, SD pretty AID attractive.
that customers will think 'kriss Krm-
gle his luatie tltir store his llcadquar
l,.rS.
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appeal to Oysser,nen for Orsnnfzn-
ton.

At this period OF the so called pro-
greSsive age we fluid nearly every class
and interest well organized for protec
ton ami al Eancelnent. Labor an'l cap
ital III many pursuits are not only we'll
but thoroughly orga l:zed, which gives
influence and power to control it's OWN
interest to Il large extent. The general
interest and ,morgani2ed class cannot
withstand the force of organized effort
and must sooner or later succunb to
organized power and submit to the
mandate, and wishes as dictated by or
ganization We realize the need Of an
organization OF oystermen, that the in
dustiy may he protected in all its
branches. The State of Virginia has
20 coo men III work III the business AMI
that number of men organized. coull
have such protection rs they want and
Organization is therefore an all
solutc necessity in order to meet organ
ize'l power on equal terms and be pre-
pared to counteracL its influence when
it Assails the interest and rights of oys
termpn. Unless we organize and work
for our self-protection and interest. the
oystermen must be the sufferers. Who
will take the initiatory steps looking to
that end? Respectfully.
G W.-GLENN.
Sykes Island, Dec. stll, 1855
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l.. Floyd Mock, special commissioner,
will sell at Mappsbnrg, this county, on
Saturday, December 18th, 1856, at 2p.
H., the tract of land belonging to the
heirs of Elijah w. Sturgis, deceased,
situated near the Coal Kiln. And al
GAINESVILLE, NORTHAMPTON county. Oil
Saturday. January LIST 1857. at 2 o'clOck.
p. M, the tract of land belonging to the
heirs of said SturgiS. and Of Richard a
Mapp, deceased, situated i'll Occallan-
nJck neck.
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A Card TO taic Public.

Every one, but especially my former
customers are cordially invited to call to
see me in my new quarters. [ have
many things pretty and attractive to Of
fer them suitable for Xmas presents. /
can now lie found in my new and beauti-
ful store, and every one who will visit
me between now and Xmas will be both
pleased and benefited. can safely
promise all callers, that they have never
seen anything on the shore to compare
IN beauty and elegance with my display
of nice presents.
JOHN ". DUNCAN,
Onancock, Va.
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isiricOtca.tIe.

During this freeze wild fowl have been
plentiful AMI many have been killed 10y
our sportslnen.
Mrs. Wm. Rislcy of Atlantic Cily.ald
Miss Eliza a. jester Of Philadelphia, ar
rived here this week, to spelnl the Will
ter.
Mr.. Charles T. Dickens of Indian
Territory, spent several days in our
towli last week, looking after lis matri.
nlonial interests.
The OIL II. p. Church building is
soon 70 be pulled down an'l Il new one,
and the llandsomest in our town, is to
I've erected in its place.
John II. Lingo, of GEORGETOWN, Del
and Miss y. Hill of this place were
married OH the -7ta ut, Rev. S. U.
Grilnsley. officiating. They Will MAKE
Chincoir;.gue ilielr Tome.
Recent arrivals at Atlantic: George
E. Scott, e. w. Corbin. J. ID bowel
Baltimore; George V. Slate. n. y,
Capt. J. e. Mallory, G. a. Gresllen. II.
W. " Use. ". Whe,lell, Phila.
Capt. Mallory of Philadelphia, U S.
engineer, has been here to inspect the
hell OF kIllick Shoal Light. 1t can only
De h ard such short distance, that an
other probably Will take its place, snort
ly
Capt. George c. Lewis a competent
mall and Democrat of The first Water,
has received his appointment Of 1T as
sistanl keeper of Winter Quarter Light
Ship. He had the endorsement of lead
ing Democrats of our town aud county.
TIE steamer Widgeon was furnished
witha new propeller last saturday, and
placed again on theline. A slo,p made
her trips while she was disabled. We
did not properly appreciate the value of
onr little steamer, until she was laid ",
for repairs
Tie schooner Emma a. Bartle of
Philadelphia, NJ. i. Lawrence. captain,
hound from New Y ork 10 York river,
went ashore on Wa!lop's beach, in a
storm on the 5th inst. The captain and
crew were rescued 10y Capt. j. b. Whral-
ton and force of life saving service
When the beat first struck the bar. All
effort WIS made Ivy Capt. Wheaton to
reach them III the life boat. which
proved unavailing us il WAS found that
Tie sea WAS to-, rough for the boat TO
live in. !" a life line WAS then thrown
To them. AIT. wiicl arrangements were
made TO take them ashore in lila. way,
the schooner fl";lted far enough in for
The crew to be rescued hy the crew Of
Capt. Wheaton, in the lite boat. Capt.
Lawrence and crew We're kindly cared
for 10y the life saving crew, aud arc ul
sparing in their praises of tile bravery
and kindness Of Capt. Wheaton and his
force. The schooner was valued ut So,
COO, and was insured for one third her
value.
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Tile steamer Widgeon. resumed her
regular. trips between Franklin City
and the Island, OH last Saturday.
There is but little sickness in our
town or vicinity. Greenhackville and
Fralslin City are SO favorlbly situated,
that the doctors call them the water
ing places.
Mr.. James E. W. Figs. of Franklin,
CITY, and Mis-. lila \ TIarnan. of this
place, were marriedat the residence of
the bride on "Wednesday evening, ond
inst, by Rev. B. T. Jester.
Tie body of tho young man. E. Chap
man Mariner, who WAS drowned in
thincotcaguc Bay, near Grcenbackville,
more THAI week ago, had not been
recovered up TO this writing.
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The new jewtly store of John w.
Duncan, Onancock, is completed and
was occupied 10y him this week. 1t is
an elegant establishment and is indeed
IN ornament to the town. He las recent
~ tillcdit with IL superb stock of vllla-
ble, useful, pretty and cheap gods
such as watches. clocks, jewelry of all
kinds, srcctaclps. Nnas and wedding
presents, &c. Yon must see. to proper
~ appreciate the beauiyof his stock and
store
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Our subscribers at Eastvile willplease
inquire of their postmaster the reason
for failure to get THE ENTERPRISE OIL
time last week. He will tell You, We
think, that he was a little too pre-
vious' in his Interpretation of Uncle
sam IS" postal laws. If there was any
extra postage or TIE ENTERrEIsE to
our Subscribers for Icing sent, lolbing
up and down the n. y, Z. & N. r. r.,
please charge it to the p. NJ.
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lloyd, Dryden s. Bzain,
Pocomoke City, Md.
WINTER SCHEDULE. ,
OF THE klassSESzser-
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

OF BALTIMORE,
Dec. 9TH, 1856, Will run their steamers as
follows, weathor .permittln 81 leaving South ST.,
Wharf 1T 6 30 O'Clock p. IN.
Steamer TANGIER,
CAPT. 5. Il. WILSON
Every Tuesday and FrIdayfDr Crisleld, Finaey's
Ouanc0cS, Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hall, Rehoboth,
Pocomoke City and Snow Hill.
RETURNING-Leaves Snow Hill Mondays and
Thursday at a. M, touching at river landings
lngs at the usual hours Onancock 2 p. H.,
Fiuney's $3.50 p. III.
Steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. W. W. MATTHEWS.
EVERY WEDNESDAYS for Crisneld, Bonman's,
Evans, Bogs's. Hunting Crock. GuIlford aud
Messougo. RErURNINd-Leav Messougo Fri
day Cd. m, touching ut Hunting Greek and
GuIlfurd ut usualhOnrs, Nandua II noon ,BOggs
D. m. Evans LIE, Holrman's 2, Tangier Island
sp, IL m,
Every SUNDAY for CcisHeld, Hofrmnn's, Evans.
Boggs, Niudui, Da Wis. Reads Miles,, Shields,
Uungtrs and rayor's Wnlrycs. RETURNING
-leIves Taylor's Tuesday ut a.m.. touching
at tho above landings ut usual hours.
Steamers leave Crisfeld fol BaIti-
w more. on arrival Of last down train.
Freight AMI passengers received for all points
IN the \. Y, Phlla aud Norfolk, Wicomlco and
Pucomoke Il. Il. daily, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
only.
1nd must BIO prepaid to all points, except
Oh tho N. Y. Phlla, aud Norfolk Railroad.
P. r. CLARK. General Agent.
l05 South street. Baltimore.
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Rev. j. S. Wharton, of I.eemont ALL
thor;zes the following: That tile organ
ization of tile Broadway Baptist church.
near Cashville, which was announced
for LIST Sunday in December, but pre-
vented by inclemcnt weather, willtake
place on End Sunday in January. Rev.
w. \. Street will preach the sermon on
the occasion at II a. IN, and The charge
to the church will be delivered by Rev.
]. w. Ward at p m. Revs. IIundley.
Grimsley and others also are expected
to he present.
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Express traine leaving Harrington Z W q. M.
and arriving at S IS p. M, runs through SOLID 10
and from Baltimore via. 'rter's ana newark.
New Y0rk, philadelphia 4 N0rinlk RAILROAD e.
press. Leave Philadelphia lilo p. M, daily.
baltimore 1886 pm, Wilmington l155 PM, daily,
stopping at Dover and Delmar regularly; ARD Ut
Kew Castle, Mlddlotowr Clayton, Harrington,
and Seaford to leave passengers from wilnln:-
ton aud points North Or take on passengers south
OF Dclmnr.
Tho1I.1J IN train also stops ut Laurel to leave
passengers from Wilmington or points norEn
North bound-Tralns leave Dclmnr 10 8. IN.
daily Dover 2.36 am. regularly. arriving VII,
mlnSton 3.55 q. M, Baltimore Gas Il. H.. LILO
Philadelphia $50 r. m.
The 1 rs q. m. train also stops at Seaford, Har-
ringtoll, Clayton, Mlddletnwn to leave passcn-
gers from points south OF Demar, or taEe on
passengers for Wilmington and points North:
New Castle accommodation Tratns-Leavo WILL
mlngtou 6. 90 a.nl., and so p N. Leave New Cas-
Ito $40 Il. III. and 8 35 p. IN.
Delaware, Maryland aud Virginia Br. Truln":-
Leave Harrington for Lewe5 1l.05 a. M, S,5o.
For franklin and way stations 1l.Oo a. m. I'D.
turning traius leave Lewes for Harrington o.io
q. NJ, and 80 D. m. Leave Franklin so .. m.
Queen Anne Kent R. Leave TOW nsehu Ior
Centrsvlle and way stations . 10 a. m. and Z At p'
M week days.
m. week days.
Cambridge scatord r. R.-Leave senford for
Cambridge and way stations II 90 Q. N. week days
Connection-At Porter, with Newark D1la-
ware City Railroad. AT Townsend. with Queen
Anne's Il Kent Railroad. AT Clayton, with Dela.
ware Chesapeake Railroad aud Baltimore ana
Delaware Bay Railroad. At Harrington, with
Delaware, Maryland Virglnl. Rail- oao: AZ
scaford. with Cambridge seaford Railroad Az
Delmar with New York, Philadelphia NORFOLK,
Wlcomtco i Pocnmoke, and Peninsula Rail roaos
CHAS. E. PUGH, General Nanager.
J.R. Wood General Passenger Agent.
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TIT. Joseph b. Savage, of Philadelphia
and Miss Virginia G. Bell. of North
ampton were married at the brides
residence, near Marionvlle, on Tuesday
the 18th inst. Rev. John w. Hundley,
officiating and left by train that evening
for tour of the northern cities. The
groom is the popular and clever repre-
sentative of one of the largest firms in
the Quaker city and the bride. one OF
Northampton's fairest daughters. We
tender congratulations and best wishes.
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The judges Of election at May and
November 1856. who returned the poll
books to the Clerk S office are requested
to send i'll their accounts for the ''ncc-
essary" expenses incurred in so doing.
Tl;ev can obtain from clerk blanks for
that purpose by applying to him. The
Boald Of Supervisors meet December
Goth. at which time their accounts will
lie allowed, if properly presented.
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A schooner bound from New York to
fhp South went ashore on Metom!kin
beach on Monday morning in storm.
and Is a total wreck. She had no cargo
ON board of a;.y description. The crew
we're saved.
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prc.iding Elders Appointments.

First round of Quarterly Meetings,in
part, for Eastern Shore District NJ. e.
Church South:
Conquest and Guilford. Temperance
vile, December 4th and 9TH.
Drllmmondtown Woodberry, Deem
Der 1lth and 18th.
Wlcomico, Ashbury, December 18th
and 18th.
Atlantic, Downings, December 18th
and Goth.
JOSEPH II. AlIss, P. E.
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Capt. Vim. J. Eue. will sell at public
auction. at his place of business, ut
Ene-s Wharf on Saturday. December
18th. 1856 the remainder of his stock OF
goods. consisting of a general asso't-
mcnt of general merchandise. The sale
will begin promptly at 10 IA. M. Terms
cash.
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The lvzar at Accomac c. H., We'd
nesday was success, the net profits
being slOl.OO. BY request # the ladies.
thanks are rendered to Capt. Thomas u
Son. Messngo for the fine oysters pre-
scented to them and for the ice cream
furnished them by Mr.. Fl. w. Dunno,
S,ut.. y. Up. &N. R. R.
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Travellers visiting Baltimore for eth
er business or pleasure. will find the
"Malthy House, desirable hostel,ie
located in business centre of the cry
aid convenient to steamboat landings
and railroad depots. Fare lirst-class
and rates low.
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Several fine porkerS have been slaught-
cred at Dr,mmondtown and vicinity.
during this week. weighing from 200 to
200 pounds. hut u pig Of little Willie
Ross takes The cake.n 1t was $50 days
old and weighed 40 pounds.
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The store Of Lloyd, Dryden & I'lain,
Pocomoke City, is truly an emporium
of cheap and attractive go ais. Read
their advertisement and the numerous
items it contains can only give you an
Imperfect idea of The useful and pretty
tlnrgs they have in stock. Ii making
your MAS purchases, it will he to your
interest lot to forget them.
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A new store for the sale of general
merchandise has been opened ut Blox-
om's station by MeSsrs. Major & r. j..
Mason. Their goods are bought for
cash ard they propose to sell for CASH.
The members Of the firm are enterpris
ing thrifty and reliable-and fort the cash
can and will sell Cheap goods. See their
advertisement in this Issue.
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Me>srs. John ]. Gutter AMI r Vol
nev Nottingham. special commissioners.
will sell 1T Eastvllle next Monday,
..Bush IIill,n situated near Franktowii
aud continuing ZIG acres.
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Read The advertisement of Mr., Geo.
I. Seville. Pocomoke CITY. which ap-
npars in this issue. 1t will he seen that
YOU can procure everything in ms
line at less than city prices.
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Look AND REspoND.-We again give
notice to all persons indebted to us by
open account or note to come forward
Immediately and settle same with the
cash or its equivalent. Leniency CAN no
longer he exercised by us toward our
debtors, and III justice to ourselves and
business, we will be compelled to make
The amount OF tlleir Indebtedness to us
by legal process, in the event of future
to respond at once to this our lust APP
w. C. Coleburn & Sons.
Accomac g. H., Va.
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~ \ ,ross.mark on your paper, before
- your name. made with pen and INK,
81 indicates tnat your subscription mas
e. rypired. or is due. anti yol! are re-
az spectfully solicited to remit or re-
ESS new.
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Mr.. James S Bell. IL worthy and re-
spect cd citizen. died at his home near
ocustmomt last Saturday of pneumon'
ia, aged about 40 years.
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NorIcE-All persons are hereby fore
wtrne, from cunning Oh my premises
situated near Accnmac G.. H., without
my permission. Trespassers will he
according to law.
John r. Walker.
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Rev f. II. ,ritchett. pastor Of the
NJ Y. Church, South, in the East vlile
cilcnit. Northampton, died at gayview
last Thursday.
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Mrs. Judge Garrison and Miss Bette
parramore. Accomac q. II returned
home from visit to Washington on
WtlncSdav
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soGAL saE@S.

Mrs. Wilkins. mother of Hon. 5. ).
w lkins. died ut her home lleiI D'luse-
iowa. last Tuesd.;y.
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Read the advertisement of VIM. NJ.
Powell & Co. baltimore. Every one
who uses tll.il tluur viii testify HAT 1t
is all they claim Ter it.
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unclaimed Letters.

Delaware Collins, Mrs Aisle Riley,
Miss Leora A. Turner, JOHN A, Wise.
VIM. p. Bell, z. M.
Dec. 10th. 1886.
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Groenbackvfflc.

Several new buildings are going up in
this town.
A great deal of ice made in HE bay on
last Friday night, but the bay did not
freeze over entirely.
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FoE SALE -Fodler ut reasonable
price. &. b Fusune.
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FoR RENr.-For 1887, one good two
horse farm, Oh ".Jolly's Neck" tract,
with COOL buildings OH it: Will MAKE
$50 to 17j bbls. of corn OH one half of
it, every COOL year.
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2skIE@ l,zz=EsZZlzzz#E#
NEW YORK, PHILA 8 NOR
FOLK R. R. Gu,

Quickest and Only Daily line between
Boston, New York. Phila., Norfolk,
and Old Point Comfort.
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FoR RENr-My storehonse at Dun.
kirk now occupied by Mr.. D D. Dough-
ty, for one OF Il term Of years. possession
given January 1st, 1887. For further
pal tculars address
Thos. T.. Trower
Fair Oaks, Va.
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For SALE OR RENT.-The storchouse
and lot at Tasley station now occ lpied
by e. :. Johnson. Apply to
o. A. Browne, Accomac c. H.. or D.
II. Johnson. Leemont.
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Fon SArr--First class bricks at fair
prices, delive:edatPa rksley station, i'll
quantities to suit.
Gen. p. Parks 81 Bro,
P;uksleY station. Va.
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NoT1cE.-I, hereby forewrn all per-
son or persons from hauling seine Oh
my shore, also from cunning or trapping
Of any kind on my premises, under full
penalty of the lAw. C.T. Taylor.
OcL. p 1916.
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Crisfeld Branch.

"f'' stops for passengers on signal to conductor
"*'' daily, except Sunday
II. W. Dunno, Sup't.
Cape Charles City. va.
r. B. Cooke. Gent Freight and Pilssen-
ger Agent, Norfolk, Va
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VIRGINIA:-In the Circuit Court
v for the county of Accomack. in Va
cation, November Soh, 1856.
JOHN P.L. Hopkins, assignment John
y ap1v HldlllClIl.
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER II, 1856
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Terms of Sale

Cash sufficient to pay the expen
SEES OF sale, and TO discharge the
following notes, viz: y note for
$500. with interest from April Goth,
1854; also note for 81 200 with in
terest from November 10Th. 1854;
and the residue Of purchase money
upor reasonable terms ofcredit, sc
cured by good personal security, to
be made known on day of sale.
r VoLNEY NOTTINGHAM,
JOHN j. GUNrER,
John II. Nottingham, Trustees,
Auctioneer.
Noy. 18Th. 1856.
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WANTED.-A respectable white girl
or WOMAN to cook aud do the general
house work Of a small family. Apply to
e. b. LillisiDn.
Accom;lc G. II.
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WANTED.-A young man to take
charge of IL farm. tiood wages to the
right man. .Jno. ]. Gnnter:.
Accomack G. H., Va.