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SPECTATOR
DcIimamcnt Land Salo.

Notice is hereby given to the owners
oil lanes returned delinquent for The nUll-
payment of taxes from january LIST,
1916 ~ January LIST, 1854, thai the real
estate therein mentioned, or SO much
thereof us Shall be sufficient TO satisfy
the taxes Oh tile same and tile interest,
and COMMISSIONS, and the cost of adyer-
tisement, r;st;lbly proportioned, will lie
sold at public auction, between the
hours of 10 in the morning and clock
III the evening. on the first day of Tue
next August Term Oh the CuunLy Court
Ut AcculLi.Ck county, at the front door
Of the courthouse of said county unless
said taxes. interest. costs and cumlnis-
slolls shall be previously paid. Given
under my hand tuis 10Th uay Of April,
lSS6. JNO. j. BLACKSTONE,
Treasurer Accomack County.
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Furmcr.. Cles NO. stag.

The Farmers Club Meeting, held TO-
day at this place was one of usual intel
est. y permanent organization was Ell
fected, with the following officers: VIM.
f. Jacob president; Berry +. Garrison.
vice-presi,lent; Tllos. e. Elliott, secrc-
lary; j. Thomas Johnson, treasurer
a committee of three, consisting OF
Messrs. VIM. ?. Beach, Geo. w. Stock
ley and A. u. LeCat0 we're appointeti,t TO
examine the constitution and bylaws OF
the State organization governing such
clubs and submit Il constitution and by
laws conforming to same as nearly as
practicable with such eraSures or amend
nellt us they MAY deem best for APPROX
al or rejection at the next regular meet
meeting. Messrs James Ii. Belote, y.
u. LeCato, e. G.. Mcars and Capt. y.
A. Browne were admitted as members
to-day. Mr.. Jas. N. burlington of
Meha station was present. His mission
was TO inquire rs to the purposes OF the
organization. MIR. Jona Bigelow. Of
Boston, attended and addressed the
meeting. LII the course of his remarks
he said the interest Of the farmers could
be Immensely better promoted by Or
y;.liizeu etfult, than it could possibly be
6y Individual effort. The next melting
will be held Saturday August l4th, at
which time it is to lie hoped that all and
every one who may feel All interest i'll
our effo: IS may attend from all sections
of the Eastern Shore and help US by in
viled effort To advance the best interest
uf The farmers.
i. G. ELLIOTT,
secretary.
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Cornerstone Laying.

The corner stone of the M. E.Churcl,
South, will he laid at Belle Haven. on
the 4th Of August, next, with imposing
ceremonies. un Ter the supervision OF 9
Masonic lodges which will be present Oh
the occasion. 1t is prnposed by those
having the matterin charge to make u
lie most enjoyable day Of the season to
those who attend, and with that object
in view no pains will be spared. A brass
band his qeen engaged for the occasion,
Rev. j. II. AIniSs will deliver all apprss
PIRATE address, and everything that the
inner man needs to comfort aud soothe
him will be supplied at moderate rates.
Atnigh, the grounds will be brilliantly
lighted 10y Chinese lanterns. =,
The n. Y, p.& N. r. II. Co., VIII
issue tickets at excursion rates ut all
from Cape Charles and Dclmar
~ EXmore.
A cordial invitation is extended to ev-
cry one.
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NOTICE TO FARMERs.-Our schoon-
ers will ply weekly during the potato
season between our wharves at Oman
cock and Raltimol rs follows:
The schooner Alice and Anna, j. II.
Conb, Capt. will receive freight every
Friday and Saturday aud leave for Bal
tinore ~ o. clock m. Saturday. =
The schooner Geo. P. keagle. 3. F.
Crockett, Capt, Will receive freight
every Monday and Tuesday and leave
for Baltimore every Tuesday at II
O'Clock Ill.
Notice will lie given of the time of
taking first luad Of potatoes. With a p op
I'll appreciation of past fav0rs we prom
iso 10 use OF our utmost endcavors to
merit their continuance.
Powell g NAPLES,
Onancock.
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Picnic at Gnrrison's Chapel.

The members OF Garrison's Chapel
and the Sunday school will hold their
annual picnic IN the church yard on Ju-
ly 18th, beginning at 10 O'Clock Il. nj.
Supper will be furnished on the ground
at IS cts. for adults, 25 cts (. for child.
rem also ice cream and confcctloneries at
moderate rates. In the evening an en-
entertainment Of recitations, Dialogues,
se:ect readings and music will BIZ given.
closing with a spelling bee.' A,lmis-
sion for adults. 20 cts, for children, 10
cts. The public generally is cordially
INVITED to attend, especially the mem.
bers Of Sunday schools.
MEuBER.
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Cornerstone Laying.

The cornerstone Of the N. E. Church,
at HallwOUd, will he laid OH Tuesday,
August 3rd, at Up. M. Revs. j. a. u.
Wilson, Z. E., T.. A. Grlce aud other
sble ministers have been lnyitcd
TO speak OH the occ;.slun. a fam
and festival will be held III the
large canvas tent, and supper
provided Uy the ladies having the lu;tt-
iur i'll Charge. Everything will be serted
to tempt the appetite Of tile must fe,-
tivuouS. and at moderate rates. IL will
be blg OCCASION Tor HARDWOOD. y cur-
uial Invitation is exitnded u every one.
tAsIUN.
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Mappsburg, July II, 's6.
seizure of tho nar,ha freeman.

Captain Foster, of the Virginia State
oyster =l,tvy, writes TO tie baltimore
Sun as follows concerning the charge
made l., Captain Noah Sterling, owner
OF Tie Maut:Et +. Freeman, that the
SEIZURE w;is lliiIdc i'll Maryland waters:
Il Le. leave u, state through the col
umns of the Sun that | commanded the
Virginia police steamer Chesapeake
winch made the seizure Of the Martha
L. freeman vi the 9th of March. Said
vessel had been dredging for oysters i'll
Virginia waters ut different times dur:
lug The mOl.th of March, and one hour
before she was seized size had bten
dredging i'll Virginia waters, and So far
from icing one mile within the boundary
line she Was 81 near the line that | could
not swear whether she WAS III Mary land
or Virginia waters. !"
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Mr.. James E. Lewis and Miss Sarah
Chnrn were married at the Leeniunt
nj. p. Church OH the 2lst Inst, IN the
presence Of Il large concourse OF friends,
Rcv.A. J.N alter officiating. Mrs. II.
L. Mason presided at the organ on the
occasion aid the following acted As
bridesmaids and groulnsnirn-MisS Et
Ia Johnson and ClIas. Fitzgerald, Miss
Lou johnson and DR.. Fletcher DRUM
mund, Miss Matte Churn and William
l.. Lewis, Miss Sallie =. Lewis and
John Scott. The happy couple We're Tile
recipients of many handsome presents.
We Join With their many flitlitS Ill tell
driiny congratulations.
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On "Wednesday, July 2Sth, a festival
will he held at Duwning'S church, be-
ginning ut q p. m., and constituting
during The afternoon aud night. A sup
per will be served OH the occasion at fair
pricts-asU ice cream, con1ecti0neries,
&c. The pastor invites every enc to at
tend and help good cause.
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SUNDAY scnoo, Convention.

There will be Il Sunday Schoul Con
vention at Turlingl on's camp ground
Punguteague circuit, to commence
Aug IL, and continue three or four
days. All the travelling and local preach
ers Of the district, all Sunday school SUI
perinte ndents, aid one delegate elected
10y each Sunday school, shall be mem
bers of the body. The opening sermon
will be preached the first day at J. O'Clock
Ivy Rev. J. w. Carroll; alternate, Z. q.
Pullen. Get OFF at Keller station, where
you will be met by conveyance.
]. H. AMIss,
Salisbury, July 2lst, 1856.
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Sunday School Picnic.

The louisville Sunday school will
hold a picnic ON Burton 5 Shore" NOV
owned by john T. James) Oh Tuesday
Aug. 10Th or tiiu first far
day thereafter. Refreshments Ut all
kinds will be served, and boats will be
on hand or the accommodation of all
who wish to sail. Everything possible
will he done TO make the occasion Il
pleasant one. Moonlight night! every
one invited.
n. j. MCMATu, Sppt.
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Potter J. Carter, colrred, of NORTH
;unpton, died Un last Tuesday. lie was
one Of the most influential aud iutelli-
gent men Of his race, and was recOg-
nized by them us one Uf their lnOstprOm-
inent leaders. not only i'll his county bu
. elsewhere in the State. The vote Uf the
coored people of Northampton was cast
solidly almost i'll every political contest,
as lie dictated.
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Henry Hall,
Marsh Market.

For SALE.-For four weeks, to pri-
vlte purchasers on reasonable terms, the
bay filly Kate, owned by the widow and
minor children of John II. Lewis de-
ceased Of Sykes Island. The above
animal is sound and gentle kind in any
harness, and All excel mt roadster-;ilso
one half-breed Aldernty cor with calf
crossed with Jersey stock.
EMILY E. LEWIS.
Sykes P. U. Va.
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Democratic Meeting.

Hon. Geo. II. Garrison, Chairman
of the Democratic County Committee,
authorizes the announcement that 4
meeting Ut the Democratic party will
be held ut Accomac e. H., next court
day for the purpose Of selecting a new
chairman and appointing delegates to
the congressional convention which
meets at Tappahannock in August.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-24

Very many people In our town have
been sick of late. Two children of Mr..
Dutlield Savage, two daughters Of MIR.
Walter Scott and Mr.. Henry Lee Lillis-
ton and child are still quite sick, but on
~ the children Of Mr.. Savage are now
seriously i'll. Mr.. JnO. w. Gillet, who
has been colfned to his home by All i'll
h,ss of several days is very much better.
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The woods meeting near Leemont
was adjourned OH Thursday to Sunday,
when services will bc held during the
day and night. 1t has been we'll attend
I'd and the best of order has prevailed.
Tie ministers from abroad III atten-
tlalre are Rcvs. Scott Norris. a. j.
Walter aud +. Ii. MullineauX. Thirty
five dollars were subscribed by the Coll
giegalion on Thursday in part payment
OF ueIl(the largest in the cOunty)fOr the
Ltrmunt Nj. L. Church.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-24

L. Floyd Mock, as trustee, will sell on
Monday, August 9th next, lcourt day.,
at E;.styile, a certain tract or parcel OF
land belonging to Joseph j. Robbins and
wife, situated near MiIiOnvllle III MI
Hampton county. containing, by esti-
nation 23i acres, and adjoining the
lands Of Mis-. Patsy Fatherly, Capt.
John Edward johnson and Others.
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Express truth. leaving Harrington o3 a. M
and arriving at s 81 p. NJ, runs through Solo %
and from baltimore via. Phrter's and Newark.
Now YORK, philadelphia l. Norfolk Railroad E1.
press Leave Philadelphia lilo p. m, daily.
baltimore sos pm, tmiugton IL IS pm, daily
stopping 1t Dover and Delmar regularly; ard at
New Castle, MlLdletowr, Clayton, Harrington.
and Seaford to ltave passengers from Wilinin s.
ton and points North Or take on passengers south
OF Dcnnar.
The1.1J D. IN. train also stops ct Laurel to leave
North bpund-Tratns leave Delmnr Lib q. IL.
daily Dover 2.38 am, regularly. arriving VII.
mington S.55 L.. M, baltimore $40 q. m. aud
Philadeip hla 4. so q. IN.
The Is a. m. train also stops AT Sealord, tr-
rington, Clayton. Middletown to lcave pessen-
gers from points south OF Delniar. or take on
passengers for Wilmington aud points North.
New Castle accommodation Trains-LeaVo Viii.
mington 6. 90 a.rn., and so p. m. Leave New O+s.
tie 40 q. m. and 5 IS p. IN.
Delaware Maryland aud Virginia Br. Trains
Leave harrington for Lewe5 and Rcheboth ll.|I
a. n $40 aud s.4s p. N: returning leave Rehr.
both 65n. $50 n. M, nd $50 p. m kor FRANKLIN
and way stations 1.02 q. m, Returning, rslne
Ieave LoHos for Harrington As, As. q. m. ana
246 pm. Leave franklin 655 @. m. @r
Conncction-At Porter, With Newark Dela.
waro City Railroad. AT Townsend. with Queen
ware chesapeake Railroad aud Baltimore aud
Delaware Bay Raiir0ad. At Harrington, With
Delaware, Maryland s wright. Railroad. AZ
srsford With Cambridge 5eafor Railroad Az
Deims-, with New York, philadelphia Norfoik
WIcomico Pncom Ike, and Peninsula Ra1lrotds
CHAJ. z. PUGH. General Manager
JR Wood General Passenger Agent.
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Messrs. w. r. Byrd & Co. Baltimore.
again advertise their business through
our columns, and it lsl pleasure TO us to
commend item to our shippers. We
know that no lin will work more dill
gently for your interests.aud we believe
they will send yOulelurnS Which Will be
satisfactory.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-24

Mr.. Z. G. Polk Will be in Druuimond-
town Monday court day. with full
line of samples OF summer suitings and
plntaloonings, which will he sold low to
close THIS season IS stWk-also will have
with linn {. goud line If leady-lnadr.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-24

The Eastern Shore Agricultural Fair
commences this year OH 31st of August
and continues four days. 1t should he
:. grand success this year, and will be, if
every farmer makes up his mind as 1t is
his duty to do, to be represented there
b, an exhibit Of some kind.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-24

Mr.. Caleb Rogcs. nurseryman of Del
aware. is HOW visiting our county, and
was ut our Office OH Monday. He is So
w1ll pleased withour people, and believes
our soil and climate 50 well adopted to
fruit culture that lie proposes To pur-
chase farm and start u NURSERY here.
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\ tact of land, Of which Zorohabel
Mason died seized and pcssessed, situa-
ted about quarter of a mile Of Parks
ley Station, will be sold Ivy his executors,
ut Par sley next Saturday, 3lst inst
For further particulars see advertise
meut in this paper.
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We learn that the Convention, to
nominate Democratic candidate for
Congress in this the First District, will
be held at Taprallannock on Aug. 10th
and that the delegates will leave Hoff-
,nall's Wharf at II CLOCK OIL the SLl
ProX.
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The Rcclabites of Sykes Island will
have their usual anniversary supper"
at their Hall on the 4th of August. Mem
brrS and invited guests only willattend.
We shall be happy to accept an invita-
ton to be present.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-07-24

Mr.. James II. Parramore, Accomac
{. H., WAS the purchaser of the Bow
dom farm" i'll Upshur's Neck, sold last
Tuesday. by Nicely Il Quinby, special
commissioners, at The price Of SIS, 400.
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For RENT.--For the year 1887 for
money or Share of crops three farms of
different sizes, convenient to steam
boat landings and 81 miles of Hallwood
station. On each of them are good
buildings. good pastures and an auund-
ance of manure.
Henry Hall,
Marsh Market.
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Mr.. Thomas P. Copes died at his
home near louisville OH the 18th inst.
aged II years. The deceased was not
only one Of the best citizens of the coun-
ty but one OF the most Intelligent and
best informed men in the State. Under
the old county court system be w .s.ss "a
one time the Presiding Justice and In
that position Was always rs courteous
i'll his bearing rs he was strict and I'M
partial in his rulings. Noone ~ a Jus
tice ever commanded n higher respect
and SO efficiently did lie fiji the Office
that any position in the gift of the peo-
pie of his county could have been Sc
cured by him.if he had desired it,ln fact
he Was repeatedly urged by his friends
TO allow them, to use his name for va
rious offices. which he declined As
husband, father, citizen, friend. no one
had u better comprehension ut theiI re-
quirelnents or more coDscientiously met
the obligations they imposed.
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FOR RENT-For year 1887, my farm
near Bethel church, between Halwbod
ami Bloxom stations, and about lilies
from zach. 1t requires two horses to
cultivate it, has plenty of resources and
can Le rented for term Of years. !
LAMBERT 81. CHEssER,
Seaside, Va.
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Miss Cora Mears. daughter of JUS
tice Jos. W. Mears. died ut Accomac
e. H., on Monday goth inst, aged l6
years. She WAS Il consistent member
OF the Methodist church and leaves a
large circle of friends TO mourn her un-
timely death.
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Communications received of late.from
Nclsolia this county, and from Ward
town. northampton county, were not
published because Of the failure Of the
correspondents to give us their names.
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Obituary.

Mr.. John D. Rue, formerly of Acco-
mac. died suddenly ut his homo .near
Baltimore on June 9th 1856, aged about
"a. He WAS ut ono time we'll known
merchant in Onancock.
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To the Public.


We, tie undersigned successors
of the late firm Of Fjsqne Bro. u
Co.," give notice, that we have
chartered the schooner "Tauline"
and as soon as the sweet potato
season commences, will ruu her in
connection with our schooner "Nep
tunev in carrying potatoes to Bal
timore from our town. With these
two vessels we will b, as well
equipped in all respects to accom-.
MEDIATE the shipping public as the
firm we succeed, ami we trust a
continuance of the patronage be-
slowed upon "Fosque Bro. y Co.,"
may be our good fortune. The first
trip will he male il0m Our wharf
on 7th of August.
FOSQUE s. BOGGS.
May 26, 1886. Onancock.
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Next Monday is county court day,and
the. Invitation is politely but earnestly ex-
tended to all subscribers i'll arrears to
call aud settle with us OH ti,at day.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. VIM. U.Ollver and wife of Bati
more. arc spending the summer at their
farm on Pungotcague creek.
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Fon RENT FOR YEAR 1SS7.-ScWeral
farms, ditfcrt Siz"s, Convcllruts to
railroad station or steamboat Wharf ,;ind
having Abundance Of manure and good
buildings. Upslur Is. QuinbS.
February 18th, 1856.
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Mr.. J.. II. Ames & Son. Pungoteague.
want to EMPLOY good business young
n.an as clerk who does not take amy i'll
tcreSt IN base bail.
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The regular annual meeting Of the
Board of Supervisors will be held at
Accomac &. H.. next court-day.
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Fon RENT.-For the year 1887 my
farm near Drummondtown. For furth-
CT particulars, apply to
Mrs. r. f. G. Garrett.
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For RENT Dwelling house i'll Dnim-
mondtuwn, now occ pied 10y Jno, f..
Lewis for The e;lr 1857.
II. Lee Lillistoh.
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0nancectx.

The building boom still continues.
Miss Sadie Heath who las been i'll OF
typhoid fever is convalescing slowly.
Mr.. Bill Kilman is about completing
one Of the snuggest residences i'll our
town.
Our genial old friend, w. F. Knox, of
Baltimore Is in town with free tickets"
to his performances at Hodges Bros.
A little daughter, aged 10 months, OF
Mr.. Asa Bundick Of our town died Fri
day, 18th inst, of cholera infantum.
Our mail facilities are very good HOW,
and tile postoffice under the supervision
of Capt. S. Hopkins was never better
arranged.
Our merchants do not seem to be
overwurked just at this time. Some
have been getting i'll their coal from
iiavre dc Ciiace.
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x.a,,ers From ,he People.

MIR. EDIToR-In my last letter on
erals YOU USE the word niagniiied for
manifold manifold blessings. lam in
formed that | was Understanding the
quantity shipped. Thirteen hundred
dozen left Crisiield on Saturday, and as
many more to day; multiply this 10y lifty-
cents per dozen, tins is whit they bring
here AT Crislield. and we have $3.50 per
day. But this is above The average snip
ment. Tie run of crabs has been better
than at any previous season. auu Iilc
prices have ranged higher. Inc area OF
consumption increases faster than the
production of them. Our lhlcts and
creek, are full of crabs, and Will ulli'
mately yield IL handsome revenue TO The
enterprising and Industrious. lad.
Crisfrld, July 2lst, 1855.
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For RENT.-The house in Dunn
mondtowu lately used by ". q. Hall as
Il saloon. Fur terms apply to Geo. f.
Parker & Co., Accomac G. H., Va,
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Bundick the wholesale ice c, cam deal
er at Onancock. also has for sale fine SUI
gar cured hams and fresh beef.
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DIED.

CuARNocK-Near Franktown on the
18th July, Mrs. Mary Cllarnock, aged
about 20 years.
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NURSERY STOCK.

The undersigned has for sale a large
stock Of trees and plants, as follows:
PEACH TREES embracing all the
APPLE. PEAR, CHERRY, PLUM
and OUNCE TREE> Of every Kind
that are best adapted to the peninsula.
BLACKBERRY and RASPBERRY
plants.
etc., etc.
My nursery is situated on the line of
the Great Peninsula Railroad, so that
there is no transferring of stock. 1t is
packed one day and in the hands OF my
Accoinac friends the next. !.
Mr.. John G.. Figgs of Keller, IS my
agent for Accomac, to whom all cUnmu-
nicatiuns should be addressed.
CALEB BOGGS,
MORTON Delaware.
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AcCcMAc COURTHOUSE. VA.
SATURDAY. JULY "a. 1856:

ca A cross-mark on your paper, before
Ha5 yonr name. made with pen and ink.
Us" indicates tnat your subscription has
reS expired. or is due. anu you are re
Esl~ spectfully solicited to remit OF re-
80 neW.
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NoTrcE.-I lave a trainer from Bal
timOre who wishes to take horses 10
drive for persons on good half mile
track on MY farm. He will drive ami
feed them for twenty dollars. He is a
man of good morals and many years ex-
perience in the business.
Fred Waily.