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Onancock School.

Mr.. EnITNE-In yoilr issue of De-
cemhpr the 18th. there is commmira-
tion from Lee Trucker on trucking and
fruit growing. The writer starts out
nv asserting that "as trucking and fruit
growing are destined to he tic rreat in
terrstS Of Accomac in tho fuiWc.a COM
hinatinn # those engaged in these nnr-
suits is necessary to secure the best nd
vantagns rs to freight. &C. Now If is
the opinion of the present writer. that
if the low prices that we have received
tic past season for our tricks. and the
high prices we have had Co pay for rrr-
ting orr produce to market are to hn
cont inned. il will not he the principal
business of the comfy for the future.
For it is very evident that our crops
have been marketed this season alta
loss great many nf onr potatoes
have not more than paid for The digging
and delivering I agree with tile writer
that it is necessary that tho farmers
should unite and organize for their pro-
tact:nps and I -u,oph suggest that every
farmer who feels m interest in the mat
ter shonld in their social and business
intercourse within the next two weeks,
talk this matter over and prerare the
minds of the farmers generally for the
effrt that it is necessary that NE should
make to protect orr interests. also
would suggest that each district have
its local organization, rs it isimpossible
to get the whole county together, and
we could call general meeting of the
whole county at a proper time to act in
concert.
Tp1-rrI-1,I, Avn FAD1y,p
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0hftEQrY.i

Miss Mamie p. Read daughter of
Dir. VIM. p. Read. OF WaldtDwn. Nor
Hampton county. t1iel ut her fathers
home. Dec. 18th 1856. The deceased
was beloved by many. and esteemed by
all for her unsw, rving devotion toduty,
her gentle character, and her rare chris
tim virtues.
Brief and sweet were tho years sho stayed,
A.. her loving prescn''o ever mado
pleasant homo more pleasant siili
Until dcuth came. with Its gloun, anI chill,
And left us It's sorrowfu! night.
Rest swcetly, co"r i we'd one, now the cold
stroum Is passed.,
Tor thy place in affections mono over could MI;
M, 10, gcnllo Naunlo. We Will MI to tho Inst
Ever think OF thoo. loyo thee, and cheorsh
thoc still. Ms. W.
The decreased WAS about ~ years of
age-annl of her it can he truly said that
nohe knew her hut to love her," We
knew her during her entire life AMI cln
test fy 10 her many lnvable traits Of char
acter. Her father has or sincere SYM
pathy in his great bereavement. ED.
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Lodge rnsti,uted.

Lodge No. 4, Ancient Order United
Workmen, was instituted at Belle Haven
on tile 18th. with the following otfi-
GERS: .Tno. T. B. Iiyslop, T. NJ. w. and
NJ. E.; Isma ". Mears, NJ. W.; James
r. WalkleY, Foreman; F. A. Shield.
Overseer; Geo. w. Abdell, fuide;.J. NJ.
West, Recorder; S. J. Shield, Financier;
l.. H. Wyatt, Receiver; j. w. Abdell,
Inside Watchmm; j. ID. Jacob. Out
side WaLchnrll; a. J. Morse, Geo. w,
Jacob, Tlios. IL. Caruine, Trustees.
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yTIRGINIA:-In the Circuit Court
Y fUr the county Of Accomack, i'll va
cation, November Stll, 1856.
John P.L. Hopkins, assignee ot John
Neelv ......... Plaintiff.
Against
Severn E. Bowduin and Laura a. E.,
Ills wife, ia right of his said wife, John
Nv. Bowdoin, trustee for the sole and
separate use of the sud Laura A. e.
Bowloin. Peter Bowdon, AIMS. Bow
dom. Edward B. Fimney and Virginia
o.. hi, wife, in right of his said wife,
Arthur q. Bowduin and - his wife.
Mary N. s. Bowloin, John w. II. Par
ker, trustee. David b. Flnney. Upillur
b. Quinby, trustee, William Rev (of
James, and Upshur i. Quinby, trus-
fee ........ Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject
The ell estate of the defendants known
;ls "Ihp LAWS farm" situated in up
shur's Neck. in Accomack county, Va,
TO the payment of a debt due The plain
Tiff Which is evidenced by the bond ot
certain OF the defendants.
A1flQdVll having UCCii ils'Aio oSiO - 80
clerk of the said court that the defend
ants, Severn e. Bowtluin and Laura a
E., his wife, in right OF his said wife.
Peter Bowdoin, AIM S. Bowlon, Ar
thur U. Bowdoin and - his wife.
and Mary N. S. Bowdoln, are non resi-
dents of this State ON the motion OF
plaintiff, by his attorneys, it is ordered
That they do appear here within one
month after due publication OF this Or
der and do what is necessary to protect
their interests; and that this order be
published once a week for four success
slve weeks in the '.PENIAsULA EN-
rERPRGsE," a newspaper published at
Accomack Courthouse in SAID county,
and also posted at the front door Ut the
court house OF the said county on the
first day of the ne?t term OF the County
Court of the said county.
Test. M. OLDHAM. JR., G. G. s
= Test M.oLDuAM. .JR., C. C.
T. e. Parramure IL Sun, pa.
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Presiding Elder. Appo,nt,n enfs.

First round of Quarterly Meetings,in
part, for Eastern Shore District M. E.
Church South:
Wicnmico, AsEhury, December 18th
and 10Th.
Atlantic, Downings, December 18th
and Goth.
ona,cock, Louisville, January lst
and 2nd, 1857.
pungotcague, Oak Grove, January sth
and 9Th.
Belle Haven, Powelton, January 18TH
and 10Th.
Berlin, Berlin. January 22nd and osrd.
Eastville, Capeville, January 10Th and
3OtI.
Cobns' Island. January slst and Feb.
ruary LIST.
JOSEPH II. AMlss. P. E.
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At the close of the year we again re-
mind our subscribers i'll arrears us we'll
as those who are indebted 10 lis Oh ac-
count of job work and advertisements
that we Iced the money due us, and
most earnestly request payment Of same
at once We have labored earnestly to
serve our patrons and hope they will
show their appreciation by paying us.
If you wish us d happy New Year; send
us the dollars you owe US. We Shall
hope for large collections OH next Mon
day, curt day.
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Lille Orwell, of Horntown, the child
whom in our last issue was reported, as
suffering with an attack of hydrophobia,
is now somewhat improved and hopes
are entertained of her recovery. The
fact of having been bitten by dog re-
Gently, followed soon after by convul-
sions led to the conviction that she was
victim of hydrophobia, though some
of its symptoms were wanting i'll her
case. 1t is now said that the convnl-
sions were produced by IL fall on the ice
hence the hopes for her recovery.
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u e,a-H to the Public.


Every one. but especially my former.
customers are cordially invited to clllto
see me in my new quarters. have
many things pretty and attractive to Of
fer them suitable for Xmas preselfTs. |
can now be FOUND inmy new and beaIlti-
full store, and every one who will visit
me between now and Xmas will be both
pleased and benefited. I 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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West & Willis. Belle Haven, still cor
daily invite all who wait to buy Cheap
goods aud thereby be made happy dar-
ing Xmas. ard continue happy during
the New Year to cali TO see them. They
return thanks for the iavors which have
already ueen extended them during the
year and are willing TO IeciprOcate by
Offering special Inducements at This
time TO their customers, i'll readymade
clothing, ladies dress goods. notions &c.
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Mr.and Mrs. Vim. Built f'itz Hugh
OF Elwooi, New Jersey, have our
thanks for an invitation to an enter
tainment, ejvena at their home, Wednes.
day evening, December 22d, inst, the
5th anniversary Of their marriage
They have our best wishes. for cortln-
utd happiness and many returns Of a
similar event.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Johnson, will
entertain their friends. at their home
in Leelnont, on January 4th, 1887, the
5Uth anniversary Of their married life.
Tie reception will be held from to 10
!. III. an iii Sitaeion to lie present on
the interesting occasion is truly appre-
ciatei and no one Of their many friends
will attend, with better wishes for their
Happiness for many years more together
in the bonds Which united them Sc years
ago.
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Mr.. y. Schaumloetfcl, merchant tail
OF Of Salisbury, Md, will attend Our
court rext Monday and hereafter regu-
larly every court with selecr Inc of
rea,ly-made clothing, and for the pur-
pose of receiving orders for custom
suits. lie is u No. l tailor and has nu-
merous patrons already OH Tive Eastern
Shore Of Va. lie will guarantee pei
feet tit and reasonable prices.
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ehincOteague.

i ehincoteague.
Mr.. J. P. l;akrr is being urged by
some friends llele to be Il Candidate for
the next legislature.
Wild fowl arc plentiful with us. On
Tuesday Mr.. u. ElulHnty of Baltimore
IN four hours bagged 81 red heads and
black ducks.
The failure Of President Cleveland to
mention Tie Life Saving Service in his
message, is noted and commented upon
hy the crews ST ationed here.
a steam yacht now being built few
miles above tlis place for New York
sportsmen. is ne;sly completed and is
expected shortlyainSenr port.
Capt. Joseph M:Ia-cademan of Acco
mae. and Miss Cora V. Twyford of Bel
air. Md. were married in Episcopal!
Church at the brides home, on Wcdnes-
day. 18th. lust.
From 500 to GEO barrels of oysters
were Slipped from here on Monday by
steamer Widgeon-!hc largest shipment
made from here in one day in many
yc,ils. if not ever before.
The sonnd of helell at Killick Shoals
was not improved by the 'tinkering 1t
received ut the hands IF the Us. Eli
sineer who Was here recently to inspect
ana remedy its defects.
Mr.. Brady Swift. an Officer of the
steamer Widgeon, after an absence of
several weeks in New lls,mlder med
ical treatment, returned here Oh Mon
day greatly improved in health,
Reject hutel arrivals: Joseph G.
Savage, Frank Callal.l,i, rhila.; D. e.
sluharty. ]. n. Fe''drman, Baltimore;
NJ. NJ. Mtdford. Milford. Del: K. l-u-
ker. \. Y &c. f. Puranore, Accomac
c. II.
Rigging. cabin furniture, &c. of the
schooner Mary A. Bartle. was sold Ill
front of Atlantic. on 18th inst, for
Ssa3. 3S-and of schooner Vanoverd
wrecked on Metompkin beach, )on 18th
inst, for SSaiO.SS.
Sunday school entertainments OF 'ap-
fist ard NJ. p. Churches came off yester-
day. Elaborate pre-: arail'nS lave been
made for a festival under the auspices
of members of NJ. f. Church, at Town
Hall on Monday night.
The baptist Cl.urcii. which has been
closed for repairs for several weeks Will
be re.opened during Christmas. IL has
ueen papered. painted and enlarged by
by change in vestibule. 1t is now ore
of the ntatest and handsomeSt chnrch-S
on Eastern Shore.
Capt. NJ. B. Lawrence of the slip
wrecked schooner Barlie. has concluded
to locate here and engage in business
proposes to repair his miSfoftunes
OF the high seas, it is said, 10y selling
fancy cigars and tobacco-wllicll being
interpreted hy some to mean ''old red
eye. has created quite c"mnotion
among The local option brethren.
Tile schooner G. E. Bal'bitt. which
has the owners name. now in our pult,
will soon be ready again for service.-
She is by far tie largest, handsomest
and most valuable vessel ever seen in
our waters,and speaks volumes of praise
for the enterprise aud pluck of her
owner. She wds stranded on our shores
some months ago aud shortly after
buried in IA feet of sand. 1ntllat con-
dition Capt. BaGbltt purchased her and
at an exp Use of $1,000 has restored her
to the splendid boat she once Was. and
is worth three times the money she has
cost him. She is SO feet loug on deck,
81 feet beam. and ii feet depth Of hole.
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The advertisement Of Mr.. L. j. Har
dee which appears i'll this issue OF the
Z. TErpasE, is worthy the perus'sl VI
every Lous, keeper in our county. Asa
renovator of feather Geds and upholster-
Ell and &C.. he can give lirst-ciass refer
ence. lie is now OH Cbincoteague, but
will visit other pats Of The county dur
ing tie spring.
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T. II. CARMrNE, Supt.

A Christmas festival of the Sabbath
schools Of Wacllaprcague will be held in
the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of Christmas
week. Come one AID I'LL. Rare enter
tainments for young and old. Doors
open at I O'Clock. Admission % cents
for adults; on first evening free for all
children under II years-sccund evening
10 cents for all under ~ years. Should
the weather be ulfavoruble come the
next fair evening.
Z. It. POWELL. Sup't.
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MIR. f. &. Polk will lie III court Mon
day with full line ofready- n"de clotlllns
and piece goois for suits, which he wilt
sell very cheap 10, cash. He also re-
quests I'LL rc.sons indebted TO hun To
settle.
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A branch store lr.S b Ell opened by
VI. IS. Wilkins Il Co., ut Bull RIM. 1t
is we'll stocked with good assert
ment ot general merchandise. Mr.
jas. T. Dougheriy, Jr. of said firm will
conduct the business.
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No1IcE.-All persons having claims
against HE estate Of Jas. n. Ward de-
ceased, will present them ~ the uIlei-
signed administrator at once for adjust
lnent. Jio. W. Kcllam
IW.tlSty,iic
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Rev. Geo. Rives has been employed to
serve Eas vile circuit, in place IF Rev.
Z. Ii. PrilcLett deceased. Mr.. Rlvrs
is all able. preacher and accomplished
gentleman. The circuit may be con
graduated Oh securing his services
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The Children OF the Baptist Sunday
school eli our town, will be literally treat
ell to the good things which Santa Claus
brings to day. An address will also be
delivered Oh the occasion by Mr.. Holl
of Stanton.
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The Neu York. Philadelphia md Nor
folk Railroad Co.

The annual meetingof the stockhold-
ers of this company will be held at the
Office of the company in Drummond-
town, Accomac county, Virginia, on
Monday, the 18th day Of January, 1887,
at tell o'clock q. IN.
WIN. CARIss, .JR.,
Secretary.
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Knight. orITonor.

A special meeting of Central Lodge,
Knights Of Honor. No. 2417, is called
OH Thursday, December SOth, at p. m.
Full attendance desired.
L. j. HYsLUP,
]. E. MAPp, Dictator.
Reporter.
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MIR. Edward bloXom an industrious
farmer and worthy citizen, die'l at his
home near Woo ibeiry. on Sunday, l9lh
inst, of typhoid pneumonia ased apout
81 years.
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Fox RENT-l..rge now mAlslon,out-
lawn, ice HOUSE, ~ acres of
good trucking land, 4acres OF wheat and
clover, large woods, in the village of
Belle Haven. possession atonce.
Geo. W. Jacob.
Belle Haven, Va.
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1t is reported at the time we go to
nress that Mr.. Geo. w. Kelly. OF Oman
cock. o..e of tile best citizens OF the
county and universally esteemed wlier-
ever known, is critically III ANA is not
txuecteG TO recover.
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For SALE-One llnndred thousand
strawberry plants. Crystal City, Bid
well, Sharpless and Monarch OF the
West at Sl5O per 1000. Orders for
5000 or more delivered at ally station OIL.
n. Y, p. e N. r. r.. freight prepaid.
Geo. w. McMath,
Onley, Va.
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a n cry Christmas to all our read
crs. and an especially happy New Year
to alitLose who are in arrears to us aid
DAY b fore That day.
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For SALE OR RENT.-The storehousc
and lotat Tilsley Station HOW occupied
by E. ). Johnson. Apply to
o. Browne, AccOmac T.. H.. or d.
Ii. johnson. Leemont.
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NOTICE Everyone is hereby fore
warned from cunning or otherwise tres
passing OIL my premises known as Bow.
man s Folly, .orupm premises now oc.
cupie,' hy Thomas CoXtnn, ST.. Without:
my permission, un.ler penalty oflhc
law. VIM. II. COXton.
De-. lSlIl lSSG !
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GreenhacErillc.
Several citizens of this town have re-
Gently killed many heavy porkels.

Several citizens Of this town have re-
Gently killed many heavy porkels.
Mrs. Margaret Wheaton. a widow Ia
dy who resided with her sons, near
Ctreenlpackvlle, died on Tuesday, the
l4th inst, aged about GO years.
Mr.. Sylvester j. Marshall and Miss
Sallie II. Tunnel, were married on sun
day the 18th inst, in Worcester county,
Md. near the line Of Virginia, b., Rev,
Il. F. Jester. The contracting parties
are both of this county.
The musical and literary entertain
melt," proposed to be given by the
Gree; i'ackvilc NJ. = Church Sabbath
School. will Collie uff en- lie evening Ut
December 25th, Christmas evening i'll
the II. =. Church in this FOWL.
Were received in the NJ. p. Church.
ut this place, Oh last Sunday, two per-
scuS rs members Oh probation and
twenty-three persons were at the same
time received us full members. The
ordinance Of baptism, WAS administered
to the probationary members prior TO
their admission in the church to. full
membership.
Of the three prominent young gen.
tlemen, George L. P;.rramore. John j.
Gunter. and james II. Fletcher, Jr.,
now before the people. as candidates for
nomination to the office of Common
wealth's Attorney,fnr this county at the
coming spring primary election, it is
most too early to venture an opinion as
to the probable result-suficient for the
present to say. that any one of them is
competent to fill the position with cred
it.
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az \ cross-n,arx on your paper. before
81 yolr name made with pen and INK
~ indicates that your subscription has
reg~ expircd. or is due, ant You are re-
rsS- spectfully solicited to remit OF re-
E.S" npN.
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NOTICE. hereby forcwarn all per-
sOl or persons from hauling seine OIL
my shuic, also from cunning or tripping
ofany kind on.my premises, under full
pelallyof the law. q. Il. Taylor.
OcL. IL, 49,
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County Count next Monday. Come and
lrmg lis Tic collar you owe us ior d
Christmas present.
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The tern of the Maltly House are
made IT, suit the times. First-class ac-
Communications 1T Surprisingly low rates.
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FOR SALE.-Two large, young horses
or will cxcllange-them for smaller ones
Jno. w. Kellam, M. D., Loeustville.
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For SALE-One year old stud colt
of linepr0mise o. j. ADAMS,
Accouac Z. H.. Va.
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Thenew Methodist Episcopal Church

Thenew Methodist Episcopal Church
near Pittsville, this county, Will be for
naly opened for religious services, Sab
bath. January 2ld 1857. Preaching at
10 Il. IN. . 50 p. III. and at O'Clock at
hight. Rev G.. A. Grice Will preach
the opening sermon. Other ministers
have been Invited, and it is expected
that the services will he continued dur
ing tie following week.
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w. II. Pruitt,
Tenlper;lllceyllle.

For SALE.-On liberal terms. three
fine colts AMI Morrell mare years old.
rhe colts are I'LL of fneprolnise-one of
them sired ny Norrell, 2 years old and
the other by Bajardo Galid II months
old respectively. The dam of tile lust.
two is the fine Morrell mare advertised
above, Jos b. Alnes,
Machipungo station.
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For RENT.-For year 1887. store
house at Pastoria, now occupied by q.
p. Byrd & Bro.
Geo. w. Core, P;lstoria.
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BUSINESS NOTICES :

For SAI.E--First-class bricks at fair
prices. delivered at Parksley station, in
quantities to suit.
Ge,. p. Parks u Bro,
Paksley station. Va.
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For SALE.-Fifty to sixty bushels of
irst-class clover seed, at market prices.
sold III any quantity desired.
G. L. TAYLOR,
Jenkins Bridge.
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Fox SALE-Finc lot of clover seedat
city prices i'll quantities. to suit pnrcIils.
ers. u. III. OenniS,
Temperanccvllie, Va.
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FoR SALE.-A very promising Nor
rel colt, Two years old, on reasonable
telms. E. w. GUSTS.
Eastville, Va.
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Floyd, Dryden s. Blair,
Pocomoke City, Md.
WINTER SCHEDULE. SSss>
OF THE ,s izSGss{

wINrEEs SCHEDULE. S>
OF THE kslssssEss$-
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Until further notice. on aud after Sunday,
Dec. 9Th, 1856, Will run their steamers rs
follows, weather pcrmitting,) leaving South ST.,
Wharf ut 8. I'D O'Clock p. IN.
Steamer TANGIER,
CAPT. s. q. WILSON
Every Tuesday anu Friday for crls1eld, Finney's
OniacocS, Pitts Wharf, Cetar Hall, NcnobUth,
Pocomoke City and Snow Hill.
RETUhNING-Lcavcs snow Hill Mondays and
Thursday ut q. ~, touching ut river landings
ings at the usual hours. Onancock Q p. rn.,
Fluney's 2:30 u. IN.
Steamer EASTERN SHORE.
GAIT. W. W. MATTHEWS.
EVERY WEDNESDAYS for Crisaeld, Hofrmans,
Evans, Bogg'S, Hunting Crock, Guilford and
Messongo. RErURNING-Leavs Messongo Fri
day 81. m, touching at Hunting Creek and
Gullfurd at usllalnonrs, Nandua | !. noon ,BOggs
p. IN. Evans LIS, Hof1m.n's 2, Tangler Island
&p, m ~,
Every SUNDAY for Crlsheld, H"rrnnn's, Evans.
BDggs', Ntndua, Davis Roads" Miles,, Shields.
Aungilrs aud rayor's whLryes. RETURNING
-le.lve5 Taylor's Tuesday at O. M. touching
at the abUve landings Ut usual hours.
AL Steamers leave Cr1sfield fol Baltt-
~ more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
OH tho y. T., Phil;L. aud Norfolk, Wicomico and
Pocomoke r. X. daily, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia Railroads on TucsdIys and Fridays
only.
Positively DO freight received after IS p, N.
and must be prepaid to all points, except
on the N. Y. Phlla, aud Norfolk Railroad.
PR. CLARK, General Agent,
los South Street. Baltimore.
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LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. Major Rpylield has leen sent TO
,],. ;is,,umn at williamsburg.