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liston, coffin, $3.50: II. l.. Mock. set,
Ting pump in Jail, $50; Del mis- Fletci-
r, coffin, !s45O; ". L. Core, work in
Jail, S26.25; D. Savage. hauling coa,;ln't
blankets, Sc; G.. B. Finney, repairing
jail walls, 500; D. Savage, w. b. Pitts,
w. Joyncs, II G. Ayres, VIM. e. Scott
Jurors at coroner's inquest, each, 81, IA.
J. Gunter, summoning jury, &C., 1920;
A. j. Lilliston, lumber and pump bill,
SlO5.2l Levin Lllliston, janitor to the
courthouse, $3.50.
Ordered, that Frederick Gunter. coun-
ty surveyor, buy such a record book as
his office requires.
Ordered, that John II. Wise, G."el-
" Coard and A. J. .I4illiston have the
iail wall door enlarged to admit cart,
also to puta corrugated iron roof on the
inner Jail.
Ordered, that It. C. Kellam, D. F.
White aud G.. Weliy Coard examine the
clerks office and report at next meeting
of Board repairs necessary to be done.
Adjourned to Goth inst.
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Delinquent Land SaIe.

Notice is hereby given to the owners
of lands returned delinquent for the nom
payment Of taxes from January 1st,
1876 to January lst, 1854, that the real
estate therein mentioned, OF so much
thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy
the taxes on the same and the interest.
and commissions, and the cost Of adver-
tisement, ratably proportioned, will be
sold at public auction, between the
hours of 10 in the morning aud o'clock
In the evening, on the first day of the
next August Term ofthe County Court
of Accomack county. at the front door
of the court -llouse of said county unless
said taxes. interest. costs and commits
sions shall BIZ previously paid. Given
under my hand this 10th day Of April,
1855. JNo. J. BLACKSTONE,
Treasurer Accomack County.
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Express trains leaving Harrington SO o. M,
and arriving at 43 p. M, runs through sollo 10
and from Baltimore via. P,rtcr's and Newark.
New York, philadelphia 4 Norfolk Railroad tx
press. leave Philadelphia IL 40 o. m, Weekdays
and lilo p. m, daily. Leave Baltimore 1905 nj
1855 p. IN, Wilmington 1925 p. rn.,week days, ana
II 55 T.. m, daily, stopping ut Dover and Dclmar
rcgularly;ard at Mlddletowp, and Seaford u
leave passengers from Wilmington and points
North or take on passengers for DHlmar.
The II rs p. M. Train also stops at Clayton ana
Harrington regularly; the II 10 p. nj. train at
New Castle, Clayton. und Harrington, and 1928
p. IN. train at Laurel to leave passengers from
Wilmington and points North or tako passengers
for points south OF Dclmnr lilo p. M train also
stops ut Laurel to leave passengers from WILL
mlngton or points north.
N0rth-bound-TraInsl leave Delmar IL 20 q. m.
daily, and 40 p. M, weekdays, Dover 1oo o. m,
and 1855 p. M, regularly, arriving wilmington
$40 am. and 1853 p. M, Baltimore Gas @. M and
CAS- p. m. and Philadelphia 3.55 m. and 5.45
p. N. Tic 10 p. N. train also stops ut Hnr-
rington, regularly and at Laurel, Scaforn,
Clayton, and Mlddletown to leave passengers from
points south OF Delmnr, or take passengers for
Wllmin. ton and points North.
The IL IS u. m. train also stops at Senford, Har-
rington. Clayton, Middletown to lciLve pnssen-
gers from points south of Delmhr. or take ON
passengers for Wilmington and points North.
New Castle accommodation Tralns-Lenvo VIII.
mingt0n st 9 so p. nj. Leave New Cnstle ut 35pIn
Delaware, Marylnndnud Virginia Br. Trains
Leave Harrington for Loves 11.O6 a. m, 645
iilu One y. IL. AL Eldlhiih
ll.06 8. NJ, Returning, trains leave
Lewcs for Harrngton6 IS, 8 As, @. m. aud so pm
Leave Franklin G SIS. a. m,
Connection-At porter, With Newark Della
ware City Railroad. At Townsend. with ouoon
Annes Kent Railroad. At Clayton, with Dolls
waro Chesapeake Iiailroad and Baltimore and
Delaware Bay Railroad. At Harrington, With
Delaware Maryland < Wright. Railroad. At
scaford. with Cambridge ( Seaford Railroad At
Dclmar, with Now York, Philadelphia Norfolk,
wlcomlco Pocnnokc, and Peninsula Railroads.
CHAS' e. PUGh, General .tanager.
J.R. Wool, General Passenger Agent.
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To the Public.

l am informed that it has been report
ed in different parts of Lee district
and probably in other sections of the
county, that l have said l did not wish
any "dry'people or local optionist's pat
ronage at my hotel This is unqualified
ly false. did say, the day after the
election, that had been told that GER
tain parties were watching to sec If |
would violate the law, and that l would
severely punish any one I caught spying
about me. The result of the late cleo
tion has been, believe, to almost ruin
the value of the property lately bought
by me. To the profit, made by this invest
ment can only look for the support and
education of six children and the care OF
my wife. That felt, and still feel a
great and grlevous wrong was done in
thus suddenly depriving me of the only
means of support-in the depreciation
of my property-and the luin of my
hotel business-was but natural that l
should speak bitterly was equally so.
But it is not true l uttered the scnti-
ment attributed TO me. 1t Is to the
public must look for businrss-a pub
lie composed of both the contending
parties in the electlon-and whatever
may have been the bitterness of my
feeling no man who is willingt to treat
me as sane can believe would deliber-
ately cut my own throat by such Ian
guage. IAN enemy hath done this. "
whatsoever he may be pity him. Not
satisfied with the injury already done
me, he seeks to add to it by SANDER. 1t
is to the public / must look in the end
for justice and vindication-and TO that
public I appeal-in the full assurance
that it will refuse to yield to the dicta-
tor of passion and the voice of SANDER.
Unreserycdly denying the charge l leave
the matter in the hands of the people.
DUFFIELD SAVAGE.
Accomac G.. H., May 10th, 1885.
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ACcoMAC COUNTY COURT.
April Term, 1856.

Geo. T. Gladding, constable, paid INTO
court sl5 being the fines of IS, each, col
lected from Winfield 5. Silverthorn,
Arastus G. Smith and Thomas Marshall
Of VIM, convicted Of catching oysters
ullawfully.
The following flduciary accounts
were confirmed; audits of the estate Of
James Witham, Major Mason, ST.,
Margaret A. w. Tunnel and zorobaoel
G. Mason; trust account of WI M.
Kellaln; orphan accounts OF Adelbert
w, Ella E., Harry THOMPSON, Mary
Eliza and VIM. Bagwell Mears, Kate
M. Giltz nee Dunton and William l."
James. aA3I account of committee OF
Robert Mc;lrs, lunatic.
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Charlottesville, May ~, 'S6.

l have recently baen to New York to
look after the interest Of farmers rs to
the charge of carriage, imposed by the
commission houses OF New York on
them. When produce was delivered by
n. Y, P. It \. r. r., in Jersey City
the charge for carriage WAS ~ cents per
barrel and now that is carried
by that company to New York
it is II cents per barrel. The produce
being sold on pier where it Is landed,
carriage is an unnecessary charge and
takes from our farmers thousands of
dollars which rightfully belongs to them.
In my immediate vicinity, for instance,
there are ia rlncrs who ship from 500
to 1000 barrels of prodncc yearly, SO
that it can be readily seen that it makes
IA difference in their receipts from $50
TO $500. Look to your interests farm
ers and ship to commission merchants,
who will sell your produce free of the
charge of carriage. Geo. Alison 81 Co.,
advertised elsewhere in this paper,
make no charge of carriage and their fa-
cilities for securing best prices for your
produce are passed.
T. G.. KELLAM, Agent.
louisville, May 10, $50.
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moo,,.,e Of Board Of Supervisors.

At a meeting of the Board of Super
visors held May 18th, 1886, present., T.
c. Kellam, chairman, DR.. T. T. Taylor
w. E. Jacob and D. Frank White. The
following accounts were audited and al
lowed:
II. L. Lilliston, hauling coal, 81 cts;
G. T. Moore, registrar, 50; Joseph w.
Mears, J. P, oath to commissioners OF
election, &C., sl.75; Edw. Drnmmond,
digging grave, 81; John E. Lewis, light
ing lamp, &C., 6 mouths, So; \. j. Lii
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Letters From the pooplo.

MIR. EDITOR. The article OF MIR. L .G.
Elliott in your publication of the 9th
inst, having como to my notice, l can
but speak in the highest terms of his va
ried efforts to arouse the agricultural
population, to their financial as well as
social duty. l am a farmer, have al
ways been and all that l possess | have
made by farming, and am happy to say
that my position in life is one OF COM
fort. Our farmers should be informed
that we stand 81 to the 100 OF all the III
habitants of this country, and IS to 100
in Virginia. while Our material wealth,
is far in excess of these figures. Should
We then stand in the back ground?
Should we who have had q longer and
more varied experience of life not do
all in ourpowcr to stimulate the rising
generation, many of whom must en-
gage in agricultural pursuits to high
sense of their rights and duticsH 1t is
really our duty senior fellow farmers, to
exhibit the fact that We but live, that
those coming after us may live better.
Will YOU not then one and AL enter into
a hearty cooperation with Mr.. Elliott's
ideas and pull to tho front the best, the
most honorable, and may say the most
independent of all callings, the avoca-
ton of farming. Let us then unite I'LL
over the Eastern Shore and hold the
meeting rs suggested, which I feel sure
will rebound to our best interests.
Respectfully,
WM. E. JACOB.
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The president Of the Maryland Annu-
al Conference of the Methodist Protest
ant Church will make his executive Wis
it to Accomack county on the 10Th of
Nav. Services will be held at leemont
NJ. =. Church on the night of the 10Th
and at Rcese's Chapel on the night Of
the Goth inst. Rev. ". S. Hammond
who is this newly elected president for
this conference year is a very fine
preactsr and large audiences are eX-
pected to greet him at both CT the above
named clargeS.
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You are hereby notified that I
shall, on the LIST day Of May term of
the county court of Accomack conn-
ty, lit being the 31st day Of May,
next move the said court to take
up, decide upon, and enter judg-
ment according to law, upon the
questions involved in the following
petition, which was regularly filed
at the last term Of the said court.
The said petition reals as follows:
$40 the Hon.George T. Garrison,
Judge OF the county court for Acco
mack county:
Your petitioner, James H.Fletch-
er, Jr., Commemorative attorney
of the said county, begs leave to
submit to your Honor the following
case: That on the 9th day Of
March, A. D. 1856, the vessel, Mar
tina 4. Freeman, was found en-
ployed by Gilbert Cottman, Robert
Thomas, Henry Smith, Frank Brown
Martin Miller, William Smith and
John Druer5 in dredgingfo oysters
within tue waters Of this Common
wealth, to wit, on WomaD's Marsh
Rock. in Tangier sound, they, the
said Gilbert Cottman, Robert Thorn
as, Henry Smith, Frank Brown,
Martin Miller, William Smith and
John Druert not then being resi-
dents of this State; and your petit
toner further states that there Was
on board the said Martha L. Free
man." at the time Of said capture,a
cargo of two huNdred and twenty
five bushels OF oysters, and that
the owner or owners of said vessel,
tackle, appurtenances, and cargo
are to Your petitioner unknown
Your petitioner therefore prays that
the said vessel "Martha e. Free
man" together with her appurten-
anccs, tackle and cargo be forfeit
ed to the Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia. And your petitioner will
ever pray, Sc.
Given under my hand as Com
monwealth's attorney for the coun.
ty Of Accomack, this goth day Of
April, A. D. 1886.
JAMES II. FLETCHER, JR.
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Mears. James Il Mears. have recent
" remodeled their storehouse near Say
ageville, with the view OF better meet
ing the demands of their increasing
trade, and have 1t now stocked with a
full line of dry goods, notions, groceries
&C.. just received from the city. Their
customers can now find there anything
usually kept in first-class country store,
and at prices which will compare favor
ably with any in the county. You are
respectfully invited to call and exam
inc their stock.
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The lady friends of the new NJ. E.
Church at Crowsontown, Hunting
Creek Neck will give supper, straw
berry and ice cream festival in a large
tent on the church lot, Thursday after
noon and night, May 9th. All the deli
cacies of the season will DE served in
tie best style to tempt the appetite and
an address will lie delivered py Rev. G.
A, GrIce on the occasion. The public
is cordially invited.
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Mr.. c. II. Williams, one of the best
commission merchants Of New York.
advcrtises through our columns to-day.
Money,as will be seen, is deposited with
Mr.. w. Fisher Mears, topay It's checks
The fact that Mr.. Mcars, endorses the
firm will commend it to our farmers
and secure a liberal share Of their ship
fnents.
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Nessrs. Gunter & Blackstone, spccia
commissioners. will sell on Saturday
Goth inst, at pungoteague the tract OF
land of Mr.. 4. j. Mears, containing by
recent survey 100 acres. The location
of the farm, its resources and adaptable
ity to all kinds of trucks should cause it
to sell for good price.
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Our subscribers who find a cross
mark on their paper this week arc
earnestly requested to send US dollar.
The amount due by You may look insig-
1liticant but in the aggregate it is a good
deal of money to Us. Prompt payment
of tie little sum vii! enable us to give
you much better newspaper.
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The stables of Mr.. Arthur w. Rogers,
of Onaucock, were burned about noon
last Monday. The wind was fortunate
" in a direction which blew the flames
away from the adjoining buildings, else
they and his dwelling would have been
DESTROYED also. Tie origin Of the fire
cannot be accounted for, as no one but
Mr.. Rogers, his wife and Child was on
his premises at the time 1t was dis
covered.
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ARE YOU NEEDING A SPRING SUIT

or summer one, for yourself or
your boy, you will find as many Of
them in as good styles and at low
prices, as anywhere in the county
of Accomac, in fact, we think you
will have to go IL great deal further
TO beat us, and then won't do 1t.
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WINTER SCHEDULE. a.
OF THE .kzsssas
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice. on AMI after Sunday,
Nor. 10Th, 1885, will run their steamers as
follows, tweathcr pormittlnG,l leaving South st.,
wharf at S 90 O'Clock p. m.
steamer MAGGIE
CAPT. L. j. Smith,
EVERY SUNDAY for Crlsnold, H,H.nan's, Evsns'
Boggs', Bogssvllle, Davis, Roads, Milos'
Hungars and Taylor's whIrves.
RErURNISG-LcaveST Iylnr's on Tuesdays ct 6
o'clocs n. m, touching at the above landinys
at tho usual hours.
EVERY WEDNESDAY for Cris9eld. Tangior
Island. Honnan's, Evans, Boggs', Hunting
Crook GltltOrl. and MessonSo.
RErURNINf-Lenyes Mo5sonSl on Fridays at 9
O'clock. n. m, touching at the above landings
at tho usual hours.
Steamer TAHGIER,
CAPT. s. Il. WILSON
Every Tuesday aud Friday for Crs1eld .Finney's
Onnncock, shelltown. Pitts Wharf, Cedar Hail,
Rehoboth. Pocomoke City aud Snow Hill.
RETURNIN7-Leaves Snow Hill Monday aud
Thursday at o. M, touching at tho above land
ings at tho usual hours
,.-S,All Steamers leave Crisaeld for BaIti-
~ more, On arrival Of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
on the y. Y, Phlla. aud Norfolk, Wtcomico end
Pocomoko r. R. daily Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on Tuesdays and Fridays
only.
positivcly DO freight received after 4 80 p. m.
and must DO prepaid to all points. oxcept
on tho N. 7. Phila, end Norfolk Railroad.
P. r. CLARK, General Agent,
lO5 South street. Baltimore.
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Sykes

Mr.. John T. Lewis is very i'll, and his
death is hourly expected.
The weather is very wet, and it rains
nearly all the time of late, but after Sat
urday we are going to have it very dry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen died at this
Mace on the 9th INST, after long and
painful illness, of consumption, aged IS
years.
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l.. Floyd Mock, will, as special COM
missioner sell at public auction at Gull
ford, on Saturday 22d inst, at . p. M,
the two tracts of lands of which Marga-
ret Lankford, died, seized and Possessed
and on Saturday 10Th inst, at 2 p. nl.,
the tract of land of which Jno. P. Justis
died, seized and possessed.
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Mrs. o. d. Doughty, will open out
a full line of millinery and dress making
goods, at Locustmount. next monday.
Her stock Of goods in both departments
will be complete, tasty, attractive and
cheap. She has several competent as
sistants and can supply the ladies with
everything they need on short notice.
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STRAWBERRY CRATES AND BtsKET>
We have II large stock ready for ship
ment AL orders will have prompt atteD
ton. Our Giist Mill,an Wool Carlin
Mill, are in thorough order. All stu !
sent us. will be attended to promptly.
e. II. Toadvinu,
Successor to II. Humphrey,
Salisbury. Md,
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Attention is especially invited TO the
advertisement of Mr.. W. H. Parker,
commission merchant of New York
Mr.. Parker is a young man of our coun-
ty who has had several years training,
and is we'll posted i'll his business. We
can cordially recommend him as thor
oughly reliable, and know that he has
ample means at his command.
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MIR. J. H. Fcddeman of Fallin s Co.,
tobacconists, Baltimore, will visit The
Eastern Shore about oath inst, IN the in
terest of the firm OF which he is Il men,
Der. Merchants who want to buy cheap
goods Will please take notice
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-05-15

Mr.. Thos. Powell, OF the firm of VIM.
M. Powell & Co., will visit the mer-
chants of our county, next week, to re-
ceiyc orders for the celebrated brands of
-four so popular with our people. lie
rcpo,ts increased sales sail along the
line" and we are not surprised, as ev-
cry one has good word for the represen-
tative. and finds every harrel OF flour he
sells all thatit is represented to be,
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There is a Good
Deal of Talk

Just at this time about hard times.
there always is such talk about
this time OF the year; we do not
not think the times arc much hard
er than usual. If you will come to
see us VIC will do our share toward
making them easy for you, by Civ
ing you all the goods we possibly
Can for your money.
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For fine ice cream. fancy cakes, fresh
beef, pork, saugages &C., cali at Bund-
ick's, Onancock. His place of business
always ''neat as new pin" has recent
" had wire doors and windows added.to
prevent the intrusion of flies and all 9th
er'.sich varmintS. -
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Pedigree.

Gray Eaglo was sirod by ". morrill,, re,nrd 237
in o fifth heat Uvcr u half-milo track. Dam by
Gray Morgan. record OF 2:42X at Niddletown
Del. ;2nd dam by Col. F!nneys' Glencoe; Srd dam
Yellow Girl by Dale pcyton; 4th dam : q son Of
Washington. thoroughbred; 9th dam by Standard.
thoroughbred.
W. Morrill, by Winthrop Morrill, Is. dam Fan.
ME- dam OF Sam Curtis record 2:2i) by old Ea-
ton;2nd dam b. pe'ldlor thoroughbrod.)
Glencoe by Bnlio poyton; Glencoe's dam WAS
bought Of Jus. Kendall OF Maryland, and WAS al.
ways clnlmod "a DO n thoroughbred marc. Glon-
coc was q guod two milo heat raco horse.
D1ille PoytUn ny Andrew. Ist dam PocahontHs,
by American eclipse; second dam Gray Tall; by
Mambrlno. s0nnf imp. Messenger.
American Eclipse by Duroc; lst dan Mler's
DAmscl. by Imp Messenger. eee Bruce'B stud
book Tor Bale Peylon.
Gray Morgan by sherman Morgan. Sr., dam n
gr. maro Of great endurance. courage. and could
speed In nbOut minutes, of unknova hreoiing
Sherman Morgan. Jr was raiood In Vermont.
by the 5to phom rronci horse out OF lao Finnoy
marc. ho traces TO Justin Morgan, Imp. Mo.sen-
gcr and Dlomod. aud wGs u game 1rol -class
stock horse
n1For further particulars. apply to
LEVIN T. PARKER.
HUrntVwa, Va.
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Notice. intend making my usual
"trip soon thro Accomac and Nortlalnp-
ton counties for the purpose OF hand
ling colts. Anyone desiring my service
can See me at Drummondtown April
court-day or if an not there they Can
leave their order with Mr.. Fred Waddy,
5. j. Belts.
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The steamer Maggie Of the Eastern
Shore Steamboat Company will be placed
OH the line between Baltimore and
Onancock, next Monday, and the
freight and passenger facilities between
the two points lie thereby doubled.
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MaHsssbur?.

The health Of the people of our COM
munity was never better.
Onr farmers are far ahead Of former
years in putting out their sweet potato
sprouts.
Mrs. Chas. K. Taylor is visiting her
brother, Mr.. VIM. ]. Duncan, Of Key
port, L. I.
SIessrs. T. G.. Elliott & Co. have dis
posed of their large supply of sweet po-
tato suano.
DR.. wcst. capitalist .of Wilmington,
Del. visited here this week and was de-
lighted with tie appearance o! our
county.
Mr.. Fred Boone continues as agent at
our station. to the gratlllcation of our
shippers. Courteous and strictly atten-
tive to his business, he is universally re-
garded as the right man for the place.
Mr.. Solomon Byrd of this locality has
already realized SIS from his half-ac OF
radishcs of white variety, and will soon
plant same half-acre in sweet potatoes.
Surely Tom Elliott's diversity of crops
has meaning.
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M1LLlNERY-At Miss Lou Johnson 8
Lcelnont, can be found millinery,
notions, dress trimmings &c, Of fine
quality at prices to suita all. Miss john
scn's Well-known taste and Judgment
will he guarantee that what she offers
is at the top of the market in kind, aid
at lowest possible rates.
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Le..ors Tn called fo..

List Of letters remaining unclaimed
in the posGolTice at Accomac G. H, Va,
May 18th, 1856:
D. Carminc, Margret Cuaper, Thos
Fitzgerald. J. D. Grant, Jacob Sher.
wood, Betsy Savorst, Chas. Washing
ton, Geo. White.
MN. ?. BELL, ?. 81.
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PRICE LIST OF THE SNOW HILL
NURSERIES,
NEAR SNOW HILL, MD,

w. M. PETERS 81 SONS, Prop'rs.
Those in want ofstock will please hold
their orders for ouragent, or correspond
with lis before purchasing elsewhere.
Peach trees year old from bud
q to 81 feet ut $500 per l0.l
4 to feet at S1f.00 per 100
Strawberries frpm 81 to $3.50 per 200
Raspbsrries at S. per 1000
Blackberries from So to SIS per 1000
We are prepared to furnish any va
rieties which may be desired.
REEERENCEs-.Johm II. Tull. w. Z.
Tull, p. NJ. Wagram, Va, Geo. w.
Covington, p. NJ, VIM. Il. CovingtOn,
New Church, Va.
For further particulars, address
E.Y TULL., GENERAL AGENT,
WAGRAM, VA.