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When you visit Chincotague sland
stop at WIcalton's new hotel known as
Island Hotel. Accommodations stilct-
" first class.
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Notice TO pah.ie scnoo, Teachers.

Applicants for public schools, (whi'el,
in Acconac county are hereby notified
AMI requested tn meet me. for exani
nation nc Keller Statl"ll. IA. the q th
day nr August, and at parkslry Station
OIL the DIST, at s a. NJ.
Cclored applicants will meet me at
the aboye named places on tile 10Th
and nth of September, respectively, at
s. a. M. Please bring paper and pen
Gil.
Very respectfully
JNo. E. MAPp, Co. Supt. Schools.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. W. w. Woodward ard wife. of
NIiddles.x county. Va. are visiting
relatives and friends in Accomac.
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GIVES IMMEDIATE REL1EF-Prof.
(1chu's Pain Reliever is the best medi-
cine in the world for summer complaint.
diarrlioea, cob cholera morbnS, and all
pains internal 4 external; now That
these diseases are SO prevalent every
one should keep Il bottle. Price 10 and
% cents. Try it.
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BEST MARKET PRIcEs-obtained for
sweet potaturs and watermelons con
signed rs. with prompt returns. Cor
respondence solicited. W. +. Duryeas
Sons, wholesale produce commission
merchants. 10 Warren street, New
York. Established 1913. Cards. stem
Gil plate and price currents furnished
OH application.
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NoT1cE-The undersigned will re-
cefve bids for fifteen (15) TINS Of the
best Willie Ash egg coal, for the use of
cnurt house, Jail and clerks office OF
Accomac county, until august 18th
Inst. Coal to lie deliverl in coal-h0use
and jail at county seat. j. II. Wise.
Aug. LIST. 1889. Sheriff.
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For RENT For year 1890 or a
term of years nv storehousc and dwell
ing with s OF 10 acres of valuable land
attached, at Clifford. Henry Hall,
Marsh Market, Va.
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SUMNER SCHEDULE. ss.
OF THE -szs

SUMNER SCHEDULE. ss.
OF THE &c.
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Until further notice. will run their steamers az
follows, tweather permitting ienying Soutn st.
Wharf ut 500 o'clockp p. M
steamer EASTERN SHORE.
CAPT. W. w. MATTHEWS.
SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS for Ford's. Girls
field .Uofrman's, Evans Boggs. Nan'irH Do Wis
Reads. MILES,, Shields and raylor's RE.
TURNING leave Taylor's Tuesdays ana Fri
days ats a. NJ, touching Mt the above landings
ut the usual hours. giving extra time In Dorry
and pea Seasons.
Steamer Maggie
CAPT. L. J. SMITH.
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS for Crislad. Fin-
uuy's OnancocG, Chesconnesstx Huntin. creek
Gutltord and Messonso. hEruhNl Nto eaues-
day and Saturdays Leaves Metsnnso u. M,
Hunting Creek $780, Chesc1nncisix ll.3o, onh"'
cuck p. m, Flnneys ".3U.
steamer TANGIER,
CAPT. j. W. WILSON
Tuesday and Friday FOR CrIstiold .ranElerisland'
Finuey,s OnHncDck, Pits Wharf cedar HAIL.
Hehoboth. pocomoke City and Snow HUI.
RETURNING-Mondays and Thursday leaves
Rnow Hill 8 Il. M, touching Mt the river lano-
ings ut usual hours. Leave Onancock PM,
Flr uey's $50. Tangier Island 4.aO p. In.
All Steamers leave crisaeld fol Balti
ESY more. on arrival Of last down train.
Freleht and passengers received or oil points
OF tie n Y, Philn. and Norfolk. W!comico ano
Pocomoke X. R. daily, Delaware. Maryland ana
Virginia Railroads en- Tuesdays and Fridays
Positively no freight received aftcr 46 p, m.
and must be prepuid TO oil points, except
on the N. Y. Phlla. and Norfolk Railroad.
q PR. CLARK. General Agent,
HOS South street. Baltimore
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IMpoRTANT.-I.et every family get a
bnltle of Baily's cholera cure to pre-
vent and cure diarrhoea. dySertery.
cramp collie and I'LL summer complaints.
Baily's cholera cure was originally pre-.
pared by DR.. Norris Of Philadelphia, a
celebrated physician. 1t isno hnmbug.
TRY it, only 25cts. Manufactured by
Jas. Baily s. Son, BALTIC. Nd.
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WM.M POWELL &C0's

name on It,.
Every leading merchant keeps it in
stock. and every barreli is guaranteed.
II not as represented, money refund
III. Do not be deceived in buying any
other
No matter what the brand may be,
SET that VIM. ID, POWELL d cos
name is on the barrel.
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For SA1.E-lsoad carts, bnggies and
jump-seat carriages. d. FL. Johnson,
Leemont, Va.
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For SALE-One two horse railway
power in first class condition, cheap for
cash. Apply to John L. Kitchens, Hall
wood, Va.
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What every boly says is so must he
so and all who have u,pl Jas. Myer d
Co.'S Crown Jewel say it is the best for
the money they ever Had
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For RENT.-A new two story house
in business part of town of Onancock.
suitable for business stand Or dwelling.
Apply to Thomas Johnson, OnancOck.
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NoTrcE-Collns RoMl carts and Mand
S. trotting wagons for sale by w. Mex,
Taylor, 2 Lrksley, Va.
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For REaT-For year 1890. a No. 1
3 horse farm on shares. Applicant to
furnish all labor AMI to be Il married
man. Stock. feed. DC. to be furnished
Ivy the undersigned. VIM. i. Thomas,
;issawadd0x, Va.
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NorIcE-A green grocery has beer
opened III Parksley by the undersigned
who will keep constantly all kinds OF
meats, vegetables. canned goods NC.
Prices will be reasonable aud customers
will receive polite anu prompt atten'
ton. w. Ill. Ball.
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Belle Haven Hotel,
BELLE HAVEN,
Accomac county, Va,
G.L. DOUGHTY, Proprietor.
Board s1.5o per day

Livery stables attacked. All trains
met at Exmore and at all othe,
stations on Eastern Shore, Va.
when requested.
~ Hotel property recently i'm.
proved by addition of large AMI
airy rooms, handsome porcbes,
also painted and refurniShed.
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WISE COUNCIL. ROYAL ARcANUM---
meets every second and fourth Tuesday
in the Town Hall, Onancnck. This
Order offers insurance at a smaller cost
than any similar Order in the United
States. For the first six months of the
present year the cost of carrying three
thousand dollars to the following mem
bel has been us follows:
Wm. IT. Parker, Accomack c. H.. S7.4i
Cant. L. e. Evans. Onancock, S7.92
Vino Marshall, Unancock, Sc "a
Geo. w. McMath. Onley. S6.72
III The Unittd Woramen, the lowest
Charge on two thousand dollars for the
same period was Sll and in llie Knights
OF Honor Sl2. Applications for menu
bership may be made to any member.
Frank L. Brent, Regent.
Geo. II. Bagwell, Secretary.
FOR SALE-50 bushels of fresh slelleil
White corn. ID. II. johnson, Leemunt.
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NoT1cE.-We keep constantly on
hand at Melfa station, Va. choice heart.
four. five and six inch Shingles. and
heart cypress railing. which we offer
for sale Cheap. j. d. Belote y Sou.
SaYageYille, Va.
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SITUATION WANTED-A young man.
who is good writer and accountant and
no. afraid of work, wants situation in
store. References given. Address Il.
w. care Editor ENTERPRISE.
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FoE RENT-For veal 1890, a two
horse farm at Cropperyile. For par
liculars apply 10 a. j. Lilliston, Acco-
mac e.. II.
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NOTICE. The undersigned has q 2.
horse farm for rent for 1890 in go1d
order-;llso goods for sale and storehouse
for rent-also hotel property for sale
with 10 acres of land For terms &C.,
apply to VIM. H. Marshall, New Church,
Va.
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For RENT-For year 1890, house and
lot in Drummondtown, occupied By Mr..
AShby. 4. j. LllllSton.
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BRICKS! BE1cKs!l BR1cKsll!-Fnr
sale at tie yard, or delivered to any
part of the Peninsula.
parksley Brick & Tile Go.
parksley, Va.
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WANTED.-Married man for Share nr
money. WIN call cnntrol labor, to take
Charge of :, nice farm. Apply to I. NJ.
Scott, Jullnsuntown, Northampton Co.,
Va.
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Jas. Myer ,S Co.'S Purity Flrnr will
excel any other flour FOR the price.
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NOTES.-The undersigned will have
on hand for sale every Friday and Sat
llr,lay from date ut Accomac e. H.
beef. lamb. sausages &c.
Aug. 10, 80. Wesley w. Bull.
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ks &c. 5
NEW YORK, PHILA. { NOR.
FOLK R. R. Gu.

Quickest and Only Daily line between
Boston, New Yok. Phila., n olOlk,
and Old Point Comfot.
NORTHWARD
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SAILING OF vEssgLs-Notice is here.
by given that our vessels will make reg
ular trips from Hunting Creek wharf to
Baltimore this season, making first trip
August 9th. j. g.. Justice 81 TO.
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For SALE-Cnrn AMI old oats Oh my
farm OIL Folly Crrtk-alsO six thorough
bred Attorney calves. from months
to . years old A. g. Kelly, Onancock.
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DR.. Samuel Fields and party Of friends
of Baltimore, Md, are reereating at
cnttace of former on Assat league.
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FOR SALEM bushels of fresh sllellel
White corn. ID. II. johnson, Leemunt.
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For SALE.-A good milch cow, 4
Attorney. years old, dropped first Gulf
last March. NJ. !OldhalEA y
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NOTICE Parties wanting road carts
can buy them Of undersigned. of same
quality cheaper than they can be bought
anywhere in county. Thos. Gardner,
Ir., Wiseville, Va.
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Fon SALE.-Thnrongl,bred Alder.
COW. fresh to pail n, Il calf. G.. w. ia
con, Belle Haven, Va.
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before the committee, and under my

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JNo. E. MAPp, Co. Snpt. Schools.
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Tn to this tine / had never heard a
word of objection to the bill from tllis
county OF elsewhere-a space of time
from 18th of January to 9TH of March.
Later in tile day Capt. Chalmers of
Northumberland, came to ME and told
me the passage of the bill was mis-
take, that the Hog Island flats were
dredging grounds in the Potomac river,
very valuable and natural oyster rocks.
told him it was the first time / had
had any idea such was the case: that
had'I known it not OILY would not
have assisted the passage OF the bill, but
would have opposed ii ,".l aofe'.s~A ~
;f,nossiblo.. i immediately drew bill
to repeal it, but it was utterly impossi-
bic i'll the hurry of the last few hours to
effect it. l even asked the senator on
the floor to yield to me to offer the bill
but was refused. Capt. Chalmers told
me he saw it could not be repealed in
the few hours tmaining, and expressed
his regret that l had not been informed
sooner of the facts. The bill to repeal
it he has now in my handwriting. I
never heard u word in opposition from
Accomack till l got home. In the sum
iner Of 'SS was member OF the spe-
cial committee to investigate the oystt1
culture; took the committee III, t ;
Island showed them the he beach
tried to prove that it was outestaway j
headlands Oh the Virginia side.TiIE s
require concurrent legislation ak
valid. leyen g.. Nj. Lev 20 ttSsss:
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IN HIS III HIRED a BAND.
Over-Study mporarily Dersnged
the Mind OF Young Lawyer Peek.

A Poughkeepsie o.. ~ telegram says {:
Herbert Winthrop Peek. Of Plainield, y.
j.. passed a creditable examination to-day
snd wss admitted 10 practice At the bar OF
tho State Of New York. lie immediately
rushed into the street and throwing his nat
IN the ar, shouted g an su attorney ana
counsellor at law. WHERE can ] get a
band -" lie found one OF nineteen pieces
and hired il for the rest Of the day, and pa
raded the streets al the head Of 1t carrying
a broom.
lie announced that he had hired three
open btr0uchcs. aud was going TO take JUS
tees Barnard, Dykman, and Plait to y a'sar
College. aud also all the Columbia College
graduates, OF whom he is one. he commu-
nieated with the college authorities, butthey
denied bin admission to the grounds. lie
sept the band 70 Bisbee's Military Academy
with instructions 20 bring The corps OF ca
diets uptown, bu. Mr.. Bisbee would
not let them 60. Peek then sent the
band 20 the Nelson House 10 give an OPEN
air concert, and went himself to q store on
Market street and ordered 500 worth ~ hIe-
works, which were not sent 10 him., rs ne
had not paid for them. Next he made a
speech in front Of the Nelson House, saving
that he was "broke." bat had q seyen-huu'
d~rod-dollsr check m his pocket that hc
couldn't get cashed, end yet had the band io
paw for. lie addressed a big crowd OF peo-
pie, among whom were several Columbia
College graduates, some oil whom turned
away.
At last accounts the band had not been
paid for. nor the fireworks. and Mr. Peck
had ordered a collation. for all his fellow
students WHO had remained. ltls the belief
OF those who know him that hard study has
disordered ms mind, and ms sGccess IN pass
ing ana being admittcd has crazcd him for
the time. Much sympathy was expressed
for him by those who know blm best. Peck.
accompanied bv two Of ai. comrades, left to-
night for New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-18

Nevsda, 10 be United States Attorney for
the District OF Nevada Joha G.. Murphy,
OF Dakota. 10 be United States Attorney FOR
Dakota; II. l.. Walker, OF Kansas, 10 be
United states Marshal for the District OF
| Kansas; Jacob G.. Yoes. Of Arkansas, TO be
United States Marshal for the Western dis.
trict of Arkansas; James W. savage. OF
Omaha, Neb., to be Government director
Of TIE Union Pacific Railway Company (;
Amos Smith, Jr., 10 be surveyor OF customs
for the port OF Cincinnati, O.. David w.
McClunC, Of Ohio. TO he collector OF inter-
nal revenue for the First district OF Ohio !;
James IL. Mills. OF Montana. 10 bc collector
OF internal revenue for the District OF Mon
tans: John Il. Lyach, OF Mississippi, to be
Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury; l.. W. Hs-
bercom, OF the District OF Coldmbis, TO be
Filth Auditor OF the Treasury.
Charles SwAyne. United states Judge Tor
the Northern district Of Florida, is native
Of Philadelphia, but has resided st kissime,
Fla, for sevvral years past. lie began the
pracacc OF law in his native city and con-
tinued 1t with success in Florida. lie was
endorsed for Office by Representative Good
rich, Mr.. Gunby, and oihcr Republicans Of
Florida and by IIamutoi Dayton, Of Penn
sylvsnia.
Richard l.. Walker. appointed United
States Marshal for tho District OF Kansas,
succeeds Marshal william G. Jones, who has
recently been under sharp criticism for al
legged grabbing ia Oklahoma by himself and
bis deputies. Jones was removed.
L. W. HabercOn. appointed Fifth Audi'
tor OF the Treasury. IS a newspaper cor
respondent. snd has represented the ~.
Louis WcStliche Post (newspaper) ana MI
waukee Herald German ncW~paper) l'r
many years. lie g.. \ German by birth, has
| spent the test years OF his life in America,
aud regards himself as thoroughly Ameri-
canized. lie took al active part in the last
political campaign.
John Il. Lynch. who succeeds General
Shelly, Of Alabama. a. Fourth Auditor OF
the Treasury. IS & colOred cx-congressman OF
Nissfssippl.
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CuARLoryEsvss.x.E
stsckJSaie paS-An Interesting
suft.

,co,-r.spondenee Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
NAY II, 1889.
vs..crd,v occurred the regular monthly
go sale hero. There was a larger number
~ country PEOPLE in own than usual D
~.od ,oanv head Of cattle were brought IN
O. ale. The market was not very orisA.
srhsrc was plenty OF stock on sale, but there
~cre few BUYERS. Money Is scarce WIN our
,srr,rrS aud thew asa geucTsa thing are more
anxious to sell thsu to purchase stock;
n is doubtful whether the Chesapeake ana
OHIO Authorities will rebutld inc ucpo'
which was burned in this city on last y
dav morning. The depot bad Just recently
been handsomely ttted up, but toe company
have heen reducing expenses lately ana arc
net AMI 10 60 TO the expense OF nu'ng up q
denot Al this plsce again when the same ac>
conmodattor can be had al the virginia
Ntdlaod Junction. The trains will oatnu
20 ston at the old depot 10 receive orders
and take on the mails, but most oi the oae-
GAGE. expreSs, and passenger trSthc VIII oe
done At The junction. which Il situsted only
a sf.orf distance from tho business potion
Of the CITY and Is almost az convenient as the
old depot. u.
Reparts continue 20 cont IN showing me
disastrous eject Of last Suodsy stotm. Inc
storm was not only destructive IN many por-
tlODS OF THIS COUNTY, bHt ~ 800" ~"
bsrst as well. The frcshiy-pioughed ground
was greatly washed and no doubt thousands
~ dollars Of damage wss done to the differ
emit crous. The streams IN many places were
yerv high and bridges and fences were
washed away.
MIR. r. u. Anderson lgft this week for the
Augusis White sulphur Springs, where ne
will make PREPARATIONS 10 open his hotel Tor
the coming season.
The Circuit Court. Judge GrImsiey pre-
lding has been occupied for the past TWO
davs with the case OF >taton's administrator
agsinsr Richmond and Alicghany' r~silfoau'
in which the plaintiffs sue for $1,000 dam.
ages. The plaintiffs claim that their lsnd
was granted for canal purposes only, but
that the property has dnce been perverted
10 railroad purposes against their interests
and 10 their damage. A good deal OF IN
fefest il unaffected in this suit. as II IL the
first u be tried 81 many which are now
pending srsinst this railroad. II the cla'm-
ants are successful in tins suit the courts
will be full OF Others OF = similar nature
The plaintiffs are represented by Messrs.
George Perkins and ID. HArmsn, Jr., OF this
city. and Mr. +. G. Moon, OF Scotisyilie,
while the railroad is represented by Messrs.
Charles l.. Williams, I. w. Christian, aud
W, W. Gordon, OF Richmond, Snd Thomas
s. Martin. OF Scottsyi&. s%ttorneN for tho
road. The court was engaged I'm examining
the witnesses for the pl2inti0 and defendant
up to noon to-day.
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RIGGS ROMANTIC BOYHOOD.
How as a Lad lie wss abducted and
Dressed in Girls Clothing.

A Boston Mass special says: The chll1-
hood Of the late Allen T%horndyke Rice was
marked by 81 exciting episode that Is Only
known 20 few here in Boston. hen ne
was a lad OF nine wears his parents separated
and each sought possession OF the child. HIS
mother belonged 10 = very wealthy fsmhy,
Ter mo her possessing then that very grest
fortune which Alr. Rice sfJeruard Inherited.
Mi.s Bourne falling IN love with Henry
q. Rice, n rising Young busIncsS-msn OF
Boston, wSs married 10 him about 1880, and
by tbeir union was born Alien Thorndike.
sister Of Mr.. Rice married PatricS Grant,
= prom nent citizen Of Boston. and their son
was Robert Grant. the well-RnOWn author
of "Confessiou Of a Frivolous Girl ana
other modern novels. one day while Allen
was ut school at Nahant, q Boston suburb,
pending the Courts decision upon his pos
session BY the psreHts. sitting side by side
with bis cousin, Robert Grant, a bury hack
man. black a. the ace Of spades. appeared al the
sbool.hOu,e and asked 10 see the boy, az ne
had a message to deliver 10 him. No sooner
had the youth stepped over the threshold,
however, than he was bundled into the hack
and Immediately whiried away toward
BISON.
The abduction was soon discovered. and
then sn instant pursuit, but in vain, for tue
backm9n, under orders from the mother,
gave loose Ttiu- 10 u. tNiNtN hhA alii''A III
the city a good league ahead Of ms pursuers.
His horses Dropped dead that nigh from the
oveTeXeriiOn.
For 3 day there was an entire absence OF
clue. Then a thread was found. The hack
MIN, it SENS, was In reality 4 white man
BACKED with burned cork, and afterwards,
in washing himself, he carelesSly lett a
smOoch or two behind the ears. BY this he
VS. found out, wa arrested, fined, and m
priSoned. Following up the clue thus
gained the boy and his mother were traced
10 a country town IN Northern Vermont, and
AZ last the very house was located. The
officers searched the building from roof 10
Gel ar, but could not ind the lad. Yet hc
was there ali this time. carefully concealed in
an underground passage. At night Mrs.
Rice ard the boy slipped away 70 Canada.
The next heard OF they were IN Island Pond.
Driven 10 bay again they went TO Portland,
and there emharkIng 81 once on a costing
vessel sailed for Richmond, Va, from which
city they took a vessel for England. \
greater part Of the time Allen Was compelled
10 wear giris clothes as q means Of disguise.
II was in this curious way that Allen
Thorudvke RICE came to visit Europe in his
earliest years. and this adventure resulted 10
his staving abroad until when he had at
tanned his majority he decided TO return TO
his native land. His mother, meanwhile,
had gwen him a splendid education IN
French, Germsn. and at Oxford, Eng,
where he graduated with hOn0rs IN 1873.
The adventure IN the abduction incident
cost hrs people $4,000 for expenses, as no
money was spared TO elude the pursuers.
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JAS. MAcpoUaALr, Salesman.
BY y. W. Bowo.
Real Estate Auctionecr.

VALUABLE CORN AND FLOUR
HILLSIN KING WILLIAM COUNTY NEAR
NELSON'S AND HANOVER TOWN FERRIES,
Known AS DABNEI'SHILLS AT 10
Bv virtue OF n decd Of trust from W. W. Dabney
10 cornelius Dabncy aud X. G. workman rus
tees. dated 7tn q Julo. 1870. ard duly recorded,
the u~nIenigned. surviving trustee, VIII sell by
auction, on tho promises, on
TUESDAY. NAY q, 1889.
NJ u O'Clock 81. tho VALUABLE MILLS above
rsferrei 20. situated on the road from Enfield 10
Richmond aud about tWcnty-one mhetdlstant
from the latter place.
mo improvements In the mntter OF buildings
arc annie ard WolHarranged for their purposes.
and tho machinery "a In good condition.. ana me
whole nm nr-t-rafe working order and win q
capacity for manufacturing 10 bushels OF meal
aud -FOUR cvory Twelve hours.
Fine location for a store with good fishing arc
some OF tho other attractions Tor particulars
write o. tn" aucti0nccr.
TERMS: cash sufficient 20 pay any back taTss
and Rrroaragcs oi Insurance aud coat OF sale and
the sum Of 5000. ana a. % residue az ihe debt
CAV g9.cf1.i5J on a credit OF nine hni eighteen
u1rfh4 for notes vita interest ad4ei, and as to
me surplus ou such terms as the erantor or his
assigns mag prescribe, on credit payments 20
De- secured ry q deed ~ trust.
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