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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-03-15
PYonosalS.

VIRGINl a:-At a meeting of
the Board Of Supervisors of Acco-
mack, on. the 2lst day of February,
A.D.. 1890.
The Board of Supervisors being
Of opinion that the public needs
require that the Jail of this county
should he enlarged and improved,
it is therefore ordered that this
Board will receive sealed proposals
for such enlargement and improve
ment after the following way: For
the building OF ~ second story TO
said Jail 22x399 feet upon the
inner Jail subject to the following
PROVISIONS and regulations: The
contractor will be required to r+.
move the old roof in good order;
to raise the wall so as to have the
upper room eigh feet in the clear,
and the wall shall be thirteeninches
thick. built OF hard Baltimore or
New York brick, laid in good NOR
tar made of wood burnt lime and
good sharp sand; the upper iioist
shall be two feet apart and two by
ten inches in size and the plates
shall be three inches deer; and the
old rafters and roof put back in
good order; SIX windows to he
placed in the wall, two on oach
side, and one in each end, the
frames of the same to he made of
good pine heart with twelve light
sashl S inches thick and Sxl9 glass;
Il stove fine. shall be. builton the
leastside 17Sinchos az goddard
brick and extending six feet above
the roof with a cap over The top of
same; the window frames shallbe
barred crosswayS with one inch
round iron four inches apart and
the frame material shall he three
inches thick; the inside walls to be
plastered with cement; the floor
and ceiling shall be made Of good
one inch boards dressed and tongue
and grooved, the ceiling to I've
beaded. All proposals shall be di.
rec.ed 90 the Board care of the
Clerk, with whom they must be
left on or before the 18th day of
March, 1890, at 10 O'clock. a. m.
The contractor will he required to
give bond for the faithful perform
ance of his contract in double the
amount of his bid, with good secur-
ity to be approved by the Board;
the work TO be completed ina rea-
sonable time to be fixed by the
Board; and the Board reserves the
right to reject any or all Of the pro-
posals. And it is further ordered
that a copy Of this order be pub
lished in the PENINSULA ENTER
TRIsE in the three consecutive
issues beginning with March LIST,
next. A copy.
Test: NJ. OLDHAM, JR.,
Clerk,
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Once more the people are called
30 face the fact of murder in this
county. Twice within little more
than a year in the same neighbor-
hood life has been taken. In neith-
CT case does there appear to be the
slightest canse to provoke the kill
ing. In the one the slayer has
or the murderer has fed. Isn't it
abont time that the authorities
shall take decided steps TO bring TO
Justice these men who with red
hands are unwhipt of justice?
Isn't it time for public sentiment
to rise in IFS might and PIT stop
TO these cold Hooded klllings7 Is
the bloody record of Accomac to
grow until the county shall win the
fearful name of "the dark and
iloody ground?" Can one expect
people to cast their lot among us
when life is held so cheaply? It's
no use TO mince matters. Murders
must he stopped. The rope is
needed. The carrying of deadly
weapons is the prolific cause Of
endless killing. II should be bro
Ken up 1T all cost. We call npon
theanthorities to bestirther selves:
to offer rewards, employ detectives
if need be. and bring to justice
these rderers. tits stain up
IN us as people, and it is high
time to put a stop to it. The blood
Of the Slain cries aloud fer ven
eeance, and every interest of the
reople demands Justice shall be sat.
istied.
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SPECIAL to the spsrade.

We have the pleasure to announce
a new departure for the purchase
of our stock, in order to enable lis
TO quote lower prices than others
who buy on long time and ask big
prices in these days of panic ard
hard times.
Big prices will not do in these
times when even the wealthy can
not afford to waste their money
and the poor require double duty of
every dollar and every penny.
What is the use OF wasting a
dollar when you can save its Who
can tell the waste of money when
You get your goods of houses that
buy and sell on long time7 Thus
we are fighting against the old
credit system for reputation and
the people.
AS prices change with every pur-
chase. it will he Impossible 10 give
quotations, but it will he our aim
to name figures that will compel
you in self defence to buy of us.
We will give in exchange anything
in stock or refund money for all
goods bought FROM us not giving
perfect satisfaction. II you think
this fair offer then look over our
quotations:
Adamantine pins, arrows &c.
Bows, silk, worth 25c. at lie.
BoxwoOd rules, 2lnch SC.
Brooms II and 23c
Balls, solid rubber DC.
Butcher knives, 6 inch blade 1Oc.
Basins III, u, IA, 1Saud zoe,
Cotton, 200 yard spools &c.
Clark's y. n. Z. DC.
Combs 2,3, 5 and &c.
Collars, ,zylonite. allstyIes dc.
Cuffs IS CSC.
Corsets ID and 65c.
Coffee pots 8 and lie.
Cups, pint Sc. quart dc.
Carpet tacks, per paper 1c
HandkerchiefS, white and
c0lOTe0 OOrQtrS 4 O &c.
Hand saws, 26in. warranted
spring steel Soc.
Hatchets ID & 33c
Hose.ladies' and gents 10 & 1Oc.
Lead pencils, inserted rubber IL.
Locks, white or colored knobs 19c.
Locks, pad 6 & &c.
Needles, 80 in paper lie.
Note paper, per quire DC.
Envelopes, % in pack sc.
Nerve and Bone Linilnent 19c.
Respectfully submitted to the.
cash and prod luce trade.
j. D. Dickerson,
JENKINS BRIDGE, VA.
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VALUABLE SAW AND GRiST MILL
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

BY virtue of a power of attorney
from VIM. II. Bagwell, l will. on
Saturday. The 10Th day of April.
ncxt, at 10 o'clock, a. m, on the
premises of said Ragwell, near Elk
more station, sell the following
property:
1st. A steam portable saw mill,
locomotive boiler, 16 horse power.
manufactured by Russell q Co., of
Massilon, Ohio, aud not quite four
years old, first cost S1,750.
2nd. A flour and corn mill with
two runner stones, one Eureka
bouSh, one Eureka shutter and
bolt and cloths.
3rd. One timber Cart.
All of said property is in good
condition. 1t is an excellent neigh
borhood for a saw and grist mill,
there being a plenty of timber. If
the purchaser wishes to locate said
mills. or either of them. at Exmore
station, Mr.. VIM. j. Mapp will sell
any quantity of land at the said
station for that purpose, on very
reasonable terms.
Terms of Sale.
Ten per cent. Of the purchase
money will be required in cash ON
the day of sale,and the residue will
he divided into three equal install
ments, payable 6,l2 and lSmonths,
respectively, from the day of sale,
with interest thereon from that
day till payment, secured By the
bonds OF the purchaser with ap-
proved }hySpe1ry 70 be at the pnr-
chaSer'S risk as soon as bid off 10
him. L. FLOYD MOCK.
Accomac G. a., Va, March 14,1890.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The site of the surrender ofGen.
Lees army at AppomattoX Court
House has been purchased by q
Northern syndicate, which pro-
poses 10 make 1t International camp
ground of the Grand Army OF the
Republic.
On the petition of Co.. Robert
Beverly and other life members OF
the Virginia State Agricultural
and Mechanical Society, The Chan
Gerry Court judge OF Richmond,
Saturday, granted an Injunction
prohibiting the president of the
exposition, other stockholders or
their agents, from selling the tract
ofland held By the society till fur
Their orders.
A State Convention will be held
in Richmond OH the third Tuesday
in April to take into consideration
the political, educational, moral
and financial condition OF the col
ored people and other interest al.
fecting them as q people and as
citizens of tue United States and
of the State Of Virginia, and to
adopt general policy for their
government and conduct as shall
tend to enhance and improve their
conditions.
Efforts are being made by the
farmers of Alexandria county and
vicinity to induce the Secretary Of
culture 10 establish an expert
mental farm on@the Arlington res
eryation, the former home OF Gen.
Robert E. Lee. The place is now
under tile control of the War de-
partment, hut it is understood that
the Secretary of War is willing to
rurn the unused portion of the res,
ervation over to the Agricultural
Bureau.
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rutered at the Postoftice at Accomac
C. H.. Va. as second-class matter.

The smagnanimity" of our Nor
thern brethren towards us since
the war has elected for many years
much of sentimental gush from a
certain class of Southern men.
Senator Blair, a prominent Nor
thern man does not see that "mag-
nanimity" in as rosy colorS as It
has appeared to them, and it is to
be hoped, that his utterances will
put a check upon the silly vapor
ings in which they have so freely
iudulged IN that respect. tits bad
enough TO lie subjected to the in
suits continually of our Northern
brethren, but it is disreputable in
us. to be always ready, as9mally:o OF
MS seem to have been, ..fo lick the
hand that smites u.s." Senator
blair, in his speech few days ago,
advocating the passage Of his edn.
cational bill, says, as the following
extract will show, that thought, but
the s.ordinary rights of the van
quiShed" have been accorded to us
and the lecture thereby conveyed,
teaches lesson, which should not
be lost at least upon those in whom
;rspark of marhood remains.
"Now, / undertake to say that
from the close Of the war there has
rever been rendered on the part
of the North IN any definite. tam
gible form any great, conspicuous
act ofklndnesS towards the people
of the South. Not one. We have
stood upon our legal rights. This
measure is the only thing that has
,ver been suggested which conld
appeal to the better nature OF the
South. 1t is very true we did cot
hang them nor shoot them at the
termination of the war. Had we
gone any further than we did,
Christendom would have been at
our own throats; and our mercy,as
some call it. 70 the South was a
mercy the contrary of which could
not have been forced without peril
10 ourselves. We gave them only
the ordinary rights of the van
pushed. They took them. We
ave lived upon legal relations
ever SINCE"
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OYSTER
GROUNDS FOR SALE.

These oyster grounds lie In the creeks OF Hun
gsr's and Matawama, Northampton county, Va,
and about ~ or miles from Machipuugo rail-
road station. large portion of those grounds
Is we'll seeded, and thore Is plenty OF ground Oh
which to plant many t. oueand bushels more.
The grounds are we'll known ny The extra quality
Of oysters that have been grown on them for
many years. The oysters are known in Baltl-
more, Philadelphia and New York, to be as fine
as any that arc grown ~ Virginia waters.
These grounds Will be sold ut reasonable
price, as am compelled to quit tho business or
account OF disabilities known 10 myself. All
want Ia party that wishes good oysters and
grounds. and is u good Judge Of the same, and
shall be sure to sell.
have the finest winter quarters. warehouse
and wharf. with all facilities attached to the oys
ter business. And also convenient to Cape
Charles whore you can take your oysters by sail
boat and save Is cents per barrel la freight
The planting grounds IN either Hungar 8 or
Iattawana crooks IL plenty large for two good
nrms. Any party or parties Wishing to come
and see for themselves, can come either by sail
vessel direct to my place. or by railroad aud
stopping ut Machipungo station, where COLI
vayance cal be gotten at any time to come down
to my place.
Parties wishing to correspond with mo can ad-
dress W. j. MARSHALL.
Shadyside P. O.,
Northampton Co., Va.
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Davis Wharf. Nov. 18Th. 1889

Davis Wharf. Nov. 18th. 1889
Gentlemen-I have been using your
Gnaros three seasons. and am happy to
saw they have never failed to give salts
friction with any chance whatever. IN
reference 10 this seasons usp. have TO
say il worked well on all my crop where
it WAS applied. Used Potato Brand IN
Irish rotatoe in connection with other
gnanus costing about same. There WAS
\ great differ. ice in favor of your P.
Brand. Used yrnr Super Phosphate on
sweets against sane guanos. hut of
course. applications Of your Phosphate
were cheaper not withstauding Phos-
phatp Leaf il badly. Shall continue to
use it. John NJ. Cololna.
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Charlottesville. Jan. 25th,

Charlottesville. Jan. 25th. 1890.
Messrs. Boggs & Waters-Dear
Slrs-I have used yonr Special
Sweet Potato Fertilizer for two.
wears with the best results | have
ever gotten from anything on
sweets. | useditlast year OH land
that was never in potatoes before
that know Of, which Was poor
land; put them out the End of May
and dug the 18th of July, and they
were as nice as any at that time.
some otlersalong side of them that
were not fertilized were not any
better the last OF August. Will use
itagain this year. Jno. M. LeCato-
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Casllyillp. Sent. aOtl. 1Ss!

CASIlF1IIP, NPPI. oIG!I. Ioc5
Gentlemen USED your Super Phos-
phate OIL sweets this season in c0nnec-
ton with Peruvian and salt mixed but
at smaller cost, and Phosphate beat
PERUVIAN and salt, although the outlay
Of money was rot so great. ut least one
fifth. or in other words the same num-
Der Of sprouts tha; harvest barrels
where Phosphate was used, harves! 4
barrels where salt and guanO was used.
The land was same and were set out
same day. l have been using it two
seasons and shall continue tn llse it.
Respectfully, j. W. Scott.
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pnneoteacue. Dec. oath, 1850

MessrS. Beggs s. WaterS-Gents
We. the undersigned, having
FULLY tested your Special Sweet
Potato Fertilizer On sweet potatoes
this year, take pleasure in recon-
mendlng it to the favorable atten-
tion OF al. truckers, and especially
those engaged i'll the raising aud
culture Of sweet potatoes. The re-
suits obtained from its use by us
were in the highest degree salts
factory, and it will he our Object
and intention to continue its use.
We have no hes,tationin prunonn-
eng it one of the very best fertlll'
zers OH the market.
Ayres Bros. & Co.
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Nandna. January 2Stb, 1890.

NanUna, JanuArY 10Th, Io9U.
Messrs. RoggS & Waters-Gents.
Having used your Fertilizer most
satisfactorily and successfully for
the last two years on potatoes. |
can without hesitation recommend
it to the favorable attention and
consideration OF truckers of this
Peninsula. I obtained The most
satisfactory results from its use
and application than from any fer
tilizer Icverused a. It. Doughty.
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Shield, wharf. Jan. 18th, 1890

Dear Sirs-l lave been using your
guanns for the past three seasons: and
I'm, so well pleased with them that | use
them altogether Referring particularly
to crop of round potatoes of last season
II we tn say it WAS very heavy, yielding
us high AS so bhl,' to Dbl. Of seed, the
quality was also extra. Took 1st prem
ium at The Grange fair. Shall continue
to use it. u. III. Shield.
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Marnshnrg. Jan. 9th. 1896

Dear SRI used your Guanos last
season, tons bought of f. A. Shield
8 tons of round potato guanO and 8 tons
CT your sweet potato phosphate. have
simply tn say they are the best guanos
have ever used produced better re
suits dollar for dollar. also used
little on corn with better results than
from any ever used, shall continue to
use yours. Cbas. b. Taylor.
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Cashville. Nov. 25:h. Il

CaShVlIIe, NOV. 20.h. 1859
Gents-Ins edyonr Guano this season
with results far exceeding my expecta-
tiolis on sweets, notwithstanding the
shs qirSl tlhst my,robMd Re us o !Hi
altogether In consequence of the rains.
therefore. cannot say about that. ] I'm.
.hesilatingly say in reference to former
crop.lt beats ANYTHING / have ever seen.
used other goods highly recommended
for sweets which cost nue.. more. but
when looked for them they conld not
come with Imperial. was able to dig
sweets two weeks earlier where | used
your Phosphate. l shall want it again.
Respectfully, B. ]. Kellam.
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Manpsburg Nov. 18th, 1889

Dear Slrs-This Is the first season
that 1 have Used yuur Guano, I used
Potash Brand on round potatoes. and
although my crop was drowned out, yet
there were enough lett to convince me
it was very superior guano. | never
had anything to work better than the
Super Phosphate ON sweets. l shall
WANT more of it another season.
Respectfully, S, T.sKellam.
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Ex-Congressman Taulbee, Of
Kentucky, who was shot in the head
by Charles E. K;ncaid, correspoD-
dent Of the Louisville Times, for
pulling his ear and committing
other indignities to him, in the
Capitol at Washington on tho 2Sth
of February, died last Tuesday.
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Accomac c. H.. Nov. 25th. 1889

y ccOmac .. IT,, N v. Z3tTI, IH5J
Dear Sirs-I bought or urrepresen-
tative T. A. Shield. last season .Imper-
ial Guanns. aud found them to work so
we'll that bought again this season.,
used it on round putalors and sweets
L have simply to say, / don t think there
is anything like il. shall continue TO
nse it. 1t is light and fine, and runs
further in sowing than any Gnano L
have used. Win. r. Bunting.
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t1US.VI o" = tt'71 VfS'F' 1IS''f 1OO0'
MeSsrS. BoggS 81 Waters-Gents.
-Jll reply 10 Your inquiry about
Your Special Sweet Potato Fertil
yer, can say gave it a fair trial
along side of fertilizer that cost
one-third more per ton, Implanted for
~ rows of each across patch, and
continued in that way, and when
there was u difference it was in
favor af yours all the time. l pre-
fer 1t to any fertilizer that l have
ever used regardless of cost.
j. II. Drummond.
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Davis Wharf. Noy.17th. 1888

sentative, +. a. Shield, three grat.ess OF
Guanos and found theln.still up to the
standard as far as 1 am able to Judge,
and this Is by comparison. 1t is as
good AS the best. I WAS able to dig
Trisl, potatoes as early rs tile earliest,
ard good crop. Planted sweets the lst
of NAV and shipped the 23td of July,
quality good. Respectfully.
Thos. II. Carr1ine.
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January 2Sth, 1890.

January 2S'h, 1890.
Messrs. Boggs u Waters-Dear
Slrs-Last year 1 sent to TT.
Boggs & Co., for three bags of Fer
tilizer the kind had been using,
but they did not have it at that
time and they sent me three bags
of Your Special Sweet Potato Fer
tilizer, and am so we'll pleased
with the results that you NAV send
me-to Boggs' wharf, by the lst OF
April, six tons of your Special
Sweet Potato Fertilizer.
J.L. Savage.
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Davis, wharf. Ian. 4th. 1890

Davis wharf, Ian. 4th. 1880
Gents-I have heen using your guam.
az for tho past thee seasons, and |
nnbesifatingly say I like them better
than any l have ever used. l raised,
last season. very fine potatoes with no
manure bit your super Phosphate on
very poor land. 1 shall continue TO use
if. is ~ very carly producer,
Respectfully, J.S.sDAVis.
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Concord Farm, Dec. 2Srd, lss!

Concord Farm, Dec. 23rd, 1883
Dear Sirs-Wi,lnut wishing TO de-
tract from the virtue of other gtlanos
or fertil zers. 1 do not hesitate 10 say
that YOUR Imperial Super Phosphate
nsed on a late crop of sweet potatoes
tins year did all its friends clalm for 1t.
Respectfully, l.. L. l1eCat0.
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f,ashu:lle Nov. 26th. 1sS9

CaSnVilIt. NOV. -UIII, TOO
Dear Sirs-I used your Gnano this
season for the first time Super Pllos.
pllate is the grade used oil corn and
sweets. and although one of the most
seasons have ever known
fdue TO the excessive raihsl. yet my
corn crop is the hest have ever made.
In reference to sweets will say, it gave
perfect satisfaction, yielding barrel t"
one hundred sprouts in poor land With
out any manure. but pine shafts. Shall
use it in the future. Respectfully.
John e. Parker
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Boeps wharf. Dec. .6th. 1855

Dear Sir-I used bag of voIr Sweet
Potato Fertilizer the past season, and
can say that dug potatoes earlier than
| have ever done before. whether due TO
fertilizer or season, Il know not, the
fact is as stated. H. Battaile.
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Maprsl urg. Nov. 18th. 1850
Gpnts-l have heer nsing YOUR Gnano
for past three years. an glad to say 1t
has never failed tn give perfect satIs-
faction. Shall continue TO raise it.
Respectfully, E. l.. Garrison.
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Ayres Bros. & CO.

Pungofeagne, Jan. >4tIl, 1890.
MessrS. Boggs s. Waters Dear
Sirs.-Last season l used some OF
your Sweet Potato Fertilizer and
found it satisfactory. Will use it
again next season. J.R. Drummond
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Pungoteague. Va. Jan. 4th. 1890
Dear Substituting used yonr GnaIlrs
for the past two seasons. l am prepared
to say they are what theyare represented
to be. I shall continue to use them.
" Lee Drumm0nd.
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Belle Haven. Nov. lat

Belle Haven. Nov. I4th. 1883
Gentlemen-I have been using y1ur
Guanos for past two YEARS on mytrucks::
Results ale very satisfactory. / shall
continue to use it. Respectfully.
49, vi. Stewart.
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STEAM FIGURING
MILLS,
Temperanceville, Va.
Flour. Meal, Bran, Shorts, Hominy
and Mill Feed, Corn and Oats,)
and Chops for sale at

and Mill Feed, Corn and Oats,)
and Chops for sale at
fair prices.
The public Will please take no
tice that the mill property desig
mated above, which formerly be-
longed to Mr.. u. II. Dennis, is now
owned by the undersigned who
Will continue to do business at the
old stand, and will epdeavor to
give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their custom.
Thanks for former patronage. Flu.
ture tavors solicited.
Respectfully, &C.,
JOSEPH FL. JONES.
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Mappsburg, Nov. 18th, 1889
Dear Sirs-l used your Super Phos
plate this season on sweets, and am
perfectly satisfied with results. Shall
want it in The future. ResDtct'y
Isaac S. Martin & Son.
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BIarl,sl,ul-

Marrshurg. Nov. 14th. 1850
Gents used your Gnanos this sen
SOIL. think they are fine fertilizers.
Respectfully, Leroy S. Edmonds-
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OR SALE BY

w n Rloxom Bloxom Boeg Groen Onancoek Fnney q
Rogers Fnney wharf Bogg Co. Boggs wharf; r. o. i'oone
NTans5nro: w J Rue Bell Nassawadox
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WHARF.

Hopkins Bro. g. Co., Hunting Creek,
A. F. Mears, Hallwood aud Guilford,
Powell s. Garrison, PowelltoD,
q & Co., Parksley.
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