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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-14

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX. Aug. 8.-The follow
ing letter to the board of directors of the
Agricultural and Mechanical college ex-
plains itself:
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Greenbackvrrie.

Oysters here are fat, but large pro-
portion of them are dead in the shell.
Several Of our citizens are suffering
with influenza, commonly called The la
grippe.
The Atlantic hotel, Chlncoteague,
Capt. James E. Matthews proprietor, is
doing booming business, being crowd
ed with guests from all sections of the
country.
1t is to be hoped, that the bill which
recently passed the Senate of Virginia,
increasing the salary of our circuit
Judges from 81. 900 to $1,000 may be
amended in the House, so as to give
them 50 800 and finally become law.
making the salary the latter amount.
All certainly, who will give the matter
a moments thought, must be convinced
of the propriety of paying our Judges
salaries that will render them entirely
Independent. instead of having to draw
upon their private effects, as many OF
them do. to meet their necessary ex-
peDses. The people Of Accomac county,
we infer from the free expression Of
opinion we have heard on the subject,
expect their Senator and Delegates to
support the bill for the increase OF the
salary of the Circuit Judges.
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Temperancevilie.

Our efficient postmaster, quite i'll OF
late with la grippe,is now convalescent.
Our farmers are busily engaged at
present in planting peas and potatoes.
DR.. ]. E. Brodwater, member Of the
House of Delegates, made a short visit
to his home during the week.
Preparations are being made by Mr..
Joseph H. Jones for the erection OF q
handsome dwelling on his lot on Church
street.
Mr.. James B. Mears has recently
purchased the dwelling now occupied
by Mr.. J. II. Jones, and will enlarge
and otherwise improve same with the
view Of opening in our town first-class
house of entertainment with livery
stables attached, and "a long felt want
in our village will thereby be net.
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EsoPemeut.

Mr.. Charles Gibbonsand Miss Berthe
Hart from Deep Creek, Of this county,
eloped by moonlight on Thursdaysnigh
January sOth. Mr.. Thomas Hart the
father of the bride, was keeping her
under close guard when she.disapp eared4i
on Thursday. and wa, shielded by a
neighbor until night, when they came
to Drummondtown, hired horse and
carriage from Col. Dufiield Savage and
departed for the ever vernal shade Of;
the well known line oak. The groom
and bride are aged respectively 81 and
is, the latter old enough certainly to
have lost.her t.Heart, {" and the former
surely old enough to be the possesscr.
The parental blessing doubtless will be
given later.
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OhILEury. =

i'r
Harry Lee Gator, son of the late VII.
liam Gator, and nephew of r. w: Gator,
died last Tuesday, at Mount: Peru.
Baltimore county, Md, of catarrhal
affection of the stomach. lie wasia
favorite in society, well-known man
at the clubs. and u prominent citizen OF
Baltimore. Mr.. Gator was an architect
and did most of the planning for the
Johns Hopkins hospital, where he took
q deep and severe cold last winter,from
which he never recovered. He was
married on the 4th of December, 1888,
to Miss Florence Marshall Of this
county. He was IS years old,and eves
one child, little girl OF almost lon
derful beauty. *.
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LOeustvIIlc.

Col. Frank Hollis, of ParksleY IS
present engaged in our town, i'll paint
ING signs for cur lew hotel aud other
business houses.
MI. Thos. e. Kellam, supervisor and
VIM. D. Tunnel, commissioner. fthis
place and vicinity, respectively. are
quite sick at their homes with Ia grippe.
Our 1. o. G. T. lodge is in flourish
ing condition. and will lave the honor
of entertaining the delegates of the next
district meeting, which conyenes here
the first of April.
The Rev. II. D. Thomps IN. our pop
ular school teacher. better known in
this section rs Jumbo, is laying in Il
supply of salt, to be used at his home in
montgomery county, rs acule FOR the
la grippe.
Our town now has three stores. A
new storehouse built by Mr.. r. W. I.
Kellam was occupied by him at the he.
ginning of the year and Mr.. John Fox,
is now the occupant of the one va
Gated by him.
A comfortable Office has recently been
built by Messrs. Kellam & Nottingham,
agents for Styrou's Combination Fence,
Insurance, fertilizers &c and a thrifty
business seems to be the outcome of
their enterprise.
The hotel recently built in our town
will receive liberal share of patronage,
il polite attention 10 guests, handsome
" furnished bed rooms, and a good ia
BILE have any attraction for the travelling
public, and guests stopping there OF late
indicate that they are finding out that
Mr.. w. A. Blo1om is the right man in
the right place. Among the guests this
week were Mr.. Henry Ames of BALTIC.
Mr.. Macy of New York, and John w.
Coroin of Accomac G. II.
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Lodge Instituted.

A Lodge of I. o. Z. T. was organ.
lied at Parksley last week with 81 mem
bers: The following officers were elect.
ed;
T. I. Kent, Chief Templar: Miss
Rose Dix, Vice Templar; E. W. Wright,
Treasurer;S. Matthias, Secretary; J
Morgan Dix, Financial Secretary; F.
Tappen, Marshal; Capt. J. g. Bolce
Guard; Warner Lewis. Sentin 81; Miss
Minnie Dix, Assistant Secretary and
Supt. j. T.; Miss Lottie Jones, Depu'
ty Marshal: Geo. Warner, Chaplain
u. Frank White, P. G. T., II. S. Du-
laDey. L. D.
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A Card.

Reports having been circulated re-
lecting on my character, l would state,
that in 1886 when my health failed me
that 1 resigned my agency for the Vir-
ginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, and at my suggestion Mr.. S. w.
Matthews WAS appointed my successor
to whom nor to any one else directly
or Indirectly made no pledge not to
resume the fire insurance business if
my health was restored, and all reports
to the contrary by any one are base
and malicious falsehoods.
A. FRANK BYRD,
February 1st, 1890.
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4
Several Of our citizens are victims OF
la grippe. Mr.. T. X. Martin has had q
very severe attack but is now GONZALES
cent.
Mr.. A. T. Doughty is the successor
of Mr., E. S. Walter, who lately re-
moved to Belle Haven, in the black,
smith business at this place.
An infant son of MI. Frank Kilmon,
living near this place, died last Sunday,
of croup-and the second child he has
lost W it'll same disease of late.
Capt. w. X. Read and Miss Margie
Ames we're married at the residence Of
the bride, Monday, January 9th, Rev.
J. N. Anderson, officiating. They left
on steamer Tangier on day of their
marriage Tor Florida via Baltimore.
Messrs. L. Fl. Ames & Son continue
in the lead,in carrying big quantities OF
potato bed. glass. plows. castings, &c.
The demand for the Boss pillow sold
by them has been very active this sea-
son. showing that our people appreciate
a good thing when they see it.
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REV. j. II STURGrS.
Reinstaaed as Pastor orTrinify Church
and Resigns.

RICHMOND. VA, January "a. 1890
The case of Rev. !. r. Sturgis. pastor
of Trinity Methodist Church. was in
vestigated by the committee Of minis
ters of his denomination, and this di-
vine was acquitted of the charges pre-.
ferred against him. The following is
the verdict of the committee:
1--WE. the undersigned committee ap-
pointed Ivy Rev. ]. Powell Garland, D.
D.. presiding elder, to investigate the
case of Rev. J. R. Sturgis. having since
our first investigation been required to
reopen the case for rehearing, and
having done so, report as follows: We
have given most patient, protracted
and prayerful rehearing to all the testl-
mony offered. We have heard the ties.
timony of number of intelligent and
responsible witnesses, among them two
prominent physicians, us experts. and
have reach I'd the following conclusion,
viz: That the testimony shows the
mental condition of Brother j. r.
Sturgis at the time he wrote the letter
upon which this investigation was
based was such as to render him incap-
able Of understanding the moral charac-
ter OF his act. We therefore revoke
our first decision of the case-sending
it forward for trial and recommending
his suspension-and now recommend
that the case be dismissed.
RICHMOND. VA, Jan. 27.-Rey. j.
R. Sturgis, the pastor of the Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church South OF
this city. has addressed letter to Pre-
siding Elder j. Powell Garland, of this
district, asking that his connection with
that church be severed. He also asks,
that he be allowed to rest until the
meeting of the next annual conference.
Mr.. Sturgis is compelled to take this
step on account of his feeble health. He
is physically unable to perform the du-
ties of his large congregation. Mr..
Garland has forwarded Mr.. Sturgis' ap-
plication to Bishop Wilson with ia
vorable recommendation, and expects
the appointment of his successor to be
made during the present week.
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DIED.

Masonic her hume at Hopeton, on
Wednesday. January goth, of consump-
ton, Mrs. Sllle Mason. wife OF Gillet
Mason. aged about So years.
BARNEs-AtEer home NEAR Guilfoid,
Tuesday. January 2Sth of consumption,
Mrs. Annie Barnes wife Thos Barnes.
aged about SO years,
WALTEn-At the residence of his
sister, Mrs. NJ. a. 1awes, No. Ills
Linden avenue, on 29th Of January
James B. Walter, formerly of Accomae
county. Interment near Charlottesville.
Accomac county, Va. -Balto Sun.
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John E. Shreaves, Modestown, says,
I applied Mixture b last year to Irish
potatoes by the side of Peruvian guano,
and realized Sc barrels from 2 barrels
planted. could see no difference in
the Weld. On sweets / applied it b,
the side Of another fertilizer. COM
menced digging the Mixture potatoes
the 2sth day of July, which averaged a
barrel to lbs sprouts. I consider it paid
me the best on sweets of anything l
ever used, Peruvian not excepted.
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.IiIsf Received.

Three car loads of fertilizer, one Car
load of salt, and one car load of Cecil
county hay. Peruvian gnano, Baugh s
new process 10 per ct. guano, Baugh S
high grade per ct. potato manure,
Baugh's double eagle phosphate, Baugh's
pure raw bone meal. muriate of potash,
kainit, and land plaster. Also Williams
s. Clark's high gr.de potato fertilizers.
a new, large warehouse just completed
No expense Of carriage, handling, &c
Prices at rock bottom rates.
McMATH Bros. s. Co...
Onley station, va.
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Messrs. S. &. Martin s. Co., Hofr-
mans wharf, have just received three
full cargoes of lumber, consisting in
part of well-tubihg. potato-bed material,
dressed heart pine window frames,
dressed weather boarding, an assort-
ment of cypress shingles, the best and
cheapest lot they have had for last two
wears &c., which they are offering at
special low prices for cash.
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Pungoteaguc.

There is g fine opening hele for a
good shoemaker and barber.
Mr.. E. NJ. Ames has engaged Mr.. a.
3. Colonna as an assistant in his car
rage factory.
A handsome dwelling is being erected
by Mr.. John L. Warren on his farm
near our town.
A gentleman from Richmond has
,purchased at fancy figures, the hand.
some NORTH colt, Of Mr.. F. ". Kilmon.
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The second term of the current ses-
sion of the Onancoc& Academy will be-
gin next Monday, February 3rd, when
most of the classes will be recognized,
thus affording a favorable opportunity
for the entrance of new pupils. The
Academy is in a very 1ourishing con
dition, having on its rolls nearly eighty
pupils with the prospect of an increase
at tile beginning of the second term.
The four instructors in charge of the
various departments are all accom-
plished, faithful and successful teach
ers, and we are glad to know that the
Eastern Shore people are giving such
deserved and substantial encourage
ment to their home school, which has
no superior i'll its line in all the State.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

Mr.. L. Floyd Mock, administrator of
William Onley. deceased, will sell at
public auction Oh late premises of de-
cedent, near Metompkin, Saturday,
February Sth, the whole Of his personal
property, consisting in part of house
hold and kitchen furniture, farming ina
elements. potato bed frames, potato
seed, carts &C. Sale to commence at
10a, m.-rerms made known OH day of
sale.
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To Inc Public.

The good will. fixtures. &c., of an old
established produce commission house
of Baltimore, Nd, doing paying bus,
mess, can be purchased at low figure.
A rare chance for anyone desiring to
engage in the business. Best reasons
for selling. Apply at once for particu-
lars, &C., to L.
go E. Camden ST.. Baltimore, Md.
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The advertisement of Messrs. Henry

The advertisement of Messrs. Henry
f. Byrd & Son, Temperanceville, is
worthy the attention of all persons in
reach of their place of business. They
are among the wide awake merchants
on the Eastern Shore. who, when they
speak deserve the attention of the pub
lie, because they always have something
to say or benefit to them. A dollar
saved is a dollar made, and they are
ready by close prices to give their Gus
toners the opportunity of saving many.
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FOR SALE-By the undersigned, the
following varieties of strawberry plants:
Hoffman Seeding, Crystal City, May
King, Monarch of the West. SharpIess,
and Wilson, at 81 per 1000 delivered
at railroad station OF steamboat wharf.
| have been dealing in the business for
three years and have given entire salts.
faction. delivered during che year OF
1889 about 100000. There will be
deduction made to large purchasers.
A. T. Scott, Onancock.
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Hon. Hamilton S. Neale, judge OF the
county court of Northampton, was, &C.
cording to latest adyices, seriously III
with la grippe and not expected to re-
cover. He is very popular with our
people and has the best wishes of every
one for change IN his condition. prom
Using speedy restoration to health.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

Mr.. F. K. Weed has notleft Exmore,
as reported, but continues to run his
gallery there, and is doing good work at
reasonable prices. Views of dwellings,
farms, &C., are also taken by him and
orders for same solicited. Call on him
and get photographs CT yourself nicely
executed by him as presents for your
friends
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

An oyster supper will be served at
Leemont NJ. P. Parsonage on Wednes.
day, February 18th, u. .. M. or if the
weather is irclement at that time. the
first fair night thereafter, for the pur.
pose of raising funds TO pay debt due on
parsonage. The public cordially in
vited.
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DR.. John l.eCato. formerly OF this
county, but of late years resident Of
and practicing physician in one of the
Bahama Islands, is not dead as was gen.
orally reported in the lower part of the
county. last week. We are glad 20 be
able to state, that advices received from
him this week are to the effect, that he
is improving in health.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

Mr.. James E. Byrd, formerly Of Ac-
conar, now citizen OF Baltimore. and
the secretary and treasurer OF the Mary
sand Steamboat Company, was in Aeco-
mac this week on short visit to Mr..
James w. Broughton and other friends.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

FoR RENT-My storehouse at Rue's
wharf, well arranged to sell goods in.
and finished on the second floor for fam
lily to occupy. Location of store very
good-steamer Eastern Shore lies over
at night at my wharf. For further
particulars apply to VIM. j. Rue, Belle
Haven. Va.
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Mrs. Charles P. Finney met with an
accident on her way to her home last
Wednesday, which resulted in breaking
her arm between the elbow and wrist.
The horse. which she was driving, was
frightened from some cause and be-
coming unmanageabIe backed into the
ditch, capsizlng the carriage, with the
result stated above.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

A bill has been introduced in the
House of Delegates, to authorize dis
trict and county school boards of Prince
William. Accomac, northampton. and
Fluvanna counties to compensate
school trustees other than clerks of dis
trict school boards.
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Many cases of Ia grippe ale reported
in our town. In one or two instances
entire families are its victims. Mr..
Samuel e. Nelson has had avery severe
attack of same. Serious results from
disease, however, are not anticipated.
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NEIGMBoRHoOD NOTES.
wachnpreasuc.

Surprise parties and social gatherings
have been for some time past, and are
still in vogue in our midst.
Mr.. w. Z. Dukes for many years past
aresident Of our town, left US about 5
weeks ago to fill position with Mr..
Victor Mapp OF Bridgetown, North
ampton county.
Rev. Mr.. Moore,ot the M. E. Church,
recently sent to this circuit. is avery
popular pulpit orator and genial and
agreeable gentleman, and is already
much beloved by our people.
The FATTY" of our town who has
been suffering from indisposition, SUI
perindnced by his alliance joining her
fortunes with another, has sufficiently
recovered to resume his accustomed
duties.
Many expressions of opinion are al
most daily heard respecting the made
quate salaries of our Circuit Court
Judges. to which attention was called
in your last issue, and the legislator who
hopes to "curry favor" with our peo-
ple by voting against an increase in
their salaries, will find that he is badly
left, when he wants again our votes.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

Mr.. F. K. Weed, photographer, Ex-
more, will be in Drummondtown the
first fair day next week. TO remain two
days, prepared to do any work IN bis
line Of business.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

Mr.. w. S. Saunders, Jr., of New
York, was in our town during the week,
in the interest OF the commission house
OF Hiram Wood, of which he is a rep
resentative.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For RENT.-My storehouse at Drum
mondtown at present occupied by Ash
by & Beloat. Possession can be given
OF storehouse after April LIST. E. T.
Parks, Parksley, Va.
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Arena Beckett, colored, was committed
10 iail by Justice Nelson this week to
serve out sentence of so days, for steal
ing chickens from hen roost of Mr.. VIM.
3. Pitts.
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The Salisbury Oil s. Coal Co., Sails
bury, Md, offers for sale one new, upright
engine and boiler, 15-horse power. COM
plete for running-Heald &c Morris.
manufacturers. Write for particulars.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

The Methodists of Drummondtown
ciIcuit have purchased a site of Mr.. A.
]. Lilliston In our town, for a parsonage
building.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

Mr.. E. P. Beadles, formerly of this
county. left Danville last week, where
he has resided since he left Accomac,
for Auckland, New Zealand. to prac-
tice bis profession.
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It's rumored that the steamer Old
Point Comfort will, at an early day, be
withdrawn from her present route and
be placed on route from Richmond to
Cane Charles, Va.-Headlight.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

Mr.. Geo. W. McMsth, nurseryman,
Only, Va. attended as a delegate a
,neeting of Peninsula horticultural
Society, held at Chestertown, Md, this
week.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

County court, in session during the
entire week, has been engaged in the
trial of misdemeanors and In hearing
road cases.
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A bill is before the legislature of vir-
cinia, asking All appropriation from the
Glebe fund of $4,000 10 repair the
court Louise at Eastville Headlight.
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THE A. B. CHASE
-aPIanos and Organs

Do you wish to possess Il Piano OF
Organ on easy term,? We will furnish
YOU with Il Piano for $40 to $50 CASH and
$40 per month till pail for. Gran Or
gan for Sl0 TO so cash and SlOper quar-.
ter, or will sell low for Cash.
They are guaranteed years. AMI war
ranted first class in every respect. and
you cannot lind more honestly made liz
strumento on The market.
References Mrs. +. =. Brett. -0nan-
cock: W. u. Nottingham, Eastville.
i. E. Mumf0rd. Cape Charles; J.. Nj
Tilghman. CIistield
Write for catalogue and prices toS.
G. NIGER ATfl, Onancuck. Va, Gen
eral Agent for Off" >'ilr,, Y 20
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-02-01

Our exchanges report, that a pension
was granted last Monday by US. Gov
eminent to Lucy Webb the Original
widow of Jacob Fosiey of Belle Ha-
ven.
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Price Of Mixture B" same as last
year. Orders by mail will receive the
careful attention OF w. L. Mock, agent,
Temperanceville.
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The mail route from louisville via
Doroughty to Accomac G. H., has been
re-establisheG.
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Cheap Goods

FOB CASH.
Closer than ever sold before
The bottom knocked out of prices,
as shown by quotations below:
All Wool G. nlS AT COST,
Excelleur Flnnly FIuur per bhl. IS
GRADUATED Sugar per pound 71c.
Brown G5c.
Starch Sc.
Shot 6c.
Good Tobacco, quality
guaranteed 25c.
Vinegar per gallon l5e.
Glass Sl.90.
Ready-Made Clothing at Co.'S.
Fullline ofFurniture at city prices
ULoboS Gnallos and oillerhigh.
grade Fertilizers sold both at my
stores at Fl lllwouti and GuIllord OIL.
crop time.
AZ. MEARS,
Rallwood Va.
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For SALE-One good farm horse, five
years old, gentle, and well broken. APP
ply to Mrs. E. F. q. Garrett, Accomat
G.. II.
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For SALE.-Eggs from the following
varieties of chickens at IS cents per
setting until May LIST Light Brahma,
Dark Bralma, l'altridgr Cochin, Lang
Sian, Z. Rock. Laced Wyandottes,
White Wyandptjes Silver GRAY Dork-
ings, :. $. tIambligs, Black Minorcas.
White LrghornS. Brown Leghnrns,
prkln bucks. Bronze Turkey eggs 81 81
for thirteen. L. i. /. Kilmon, Keller. Va.
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A storehouse, with town hall above, is
thelatest Improvement spoken of in
our town.