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Meeting of Trustees OF slursare.
Acndcny.

The trustees of Margaret Academy
met at Pungoteague, last Saturday,
eleven of the fourteen members of the
Board being present. The meeting
was called to consider the question OF
a sale of the Academy property and
the reinvestment of the funds of same
for school purposes at some other
point on the Eastern Shore. Opin-
ions being read of Prof. John B. Mi
nor. of the University of Virginia,
and of Judge Staples, indieating that
the trustees had not the right to dis
pose of the property, and advising
them to seek the aid OF the Legisla-
ture or courtof equity, q resolution
was offered by DR.. John l.. Hartman
son to the effect, that the Legislature
be asked at the next session to give
them the power to sell the property.
if in the judgm ant of the Board of
Trustees, it should be sold. The res
olutions were combatted by Hon.
John w. H. Parker in a forcible
speech, on the ground of the diversion
of the funds from the purposes in
tended by the founders of the insti-
tuition. and resolutions were offered
by him to the effect, that mn effort he
ynnda to establish school at the
present site. The resolutions were
discussed Mt length by Can't. @. A.
Browne. DIR. j. f. Rrodwnter, DR..
Har,nanson and others. and the out
come of the same WIS the adoption of
both, it being the sense of the meet
inr
First. that il the Academy could he
put into successful operation at its
present site. the Board would unan-
imonsly approve such action, and to
that end n committee consisting of
Mr.. Parker and four others was ap-
accomplish that object,
Second. that DR.. T. T.. Harmanson
hn appointed a committee to secure
the right to sell Academy propsrty,if
necessary.
On melton, Can't. O. A. Browne was
appointed q committee. in the event
of a sale to invite propositions from
different localities on the Eastern
Shore, with the understanding that
the fund would go to that section of
the Eastern Shore where q school
could lie operated most successfully,
obeindicated by Inducements offered
in number OF pupils to b" taught,
Instructors to be secured, money con-
tributed for Academy building TO be
erected, etc.
The meeting was interesting md
harmonious. dnsnite the differences
in opinions nf III" member. of the
Boar IN snmc resnects. Adjourned
to meet again at The call of the Pres
ident of the Board
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PurtxSiey.

Mr.. J. Lee Justis and family have
moved to Parksley.
Two leading citizens of the vicinity,
Capts. James S. Lewis and Revel j.
Lewis, are quite sick at this writing.
d. T. White & Bro, have increased
the facilities for serving the public
at their mill, by putting in fence
machine.
Prof. Frankenfeld, has been spend
ing the week at Parksley, and our
band is improving rapidly under his
teaching.
Our drummers have pulled off their
coats and rolled up their sleeves in
the interest of the respective firms
seeking consignments of irish pota-
toes at their hands.
Funds are being collected for build
ing a Baptist Church at Hopeton.
Services are being held at present in
school-house at that place. every two
weeks, by Rev. A. j. Fristoe
DIR. J. NJ. Pitcher, was in attend
ance at children's day services at
Leemont Baptist Church, last Sun
day, and delivered an eloquent ad-
dress. The music end recitations were
of a high order and we'll rendered
Hunting Creek Oyster Association,
at their meeting, Saturday night,
elected five more delegates, making
a total of fifteen, to meet in conven-
ton at Cape Charles, July 18th. They
also decided to ask for Gull law, in
creased tax on canoes and for dredg-
ers license to be issued for the sea-
son at reduced rates.
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Farmers Alliance.

The fourth quarterly meeting of the
County Alliance, rs, will be held at
Parksley station, on Monday, the 9th
day of July, 1891, at 10 a. M, sharp.
Secretaries of sub-alliances will have
their credentials for delegates and
dues ready to send in at that time.
All members of alliances are request
ed to go to the secretaries and pay
up their dues at once, Us delays are
detrimental to the good government
of all institutions. A strict attention
to this notice, will meet the approba-
ton of your county secretary.
GEO. w. LECATo,
JNo. T. HUTCHINSON, President.
Secretary.
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=. ). u. Taylor

VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the
clerks office of the circuit court for
the county of Accomack, on the third
Monday in June, A. d., 1S91,-the
same being the 18th day of said month.
William H. Weayer...... ........ Pltff.
against
Alexander w. Byrd and Herbert T..
Byrd, merchants and partners trading
under the firm and style of A. w.
Byrd & Co..................... $1,000. Defts.
In assumpsit and upon attachments
returned executed" and "levied.n
The object of this suit is to recover
against the defendants. $S01.73. with
interest thereon from the first day of
January, 1891, till payment, and the
costs of this suit.
And it appearing that the said de-
PENDANTS have not been served with
copies of the said attachments. or
with process in the above entitlo d
suit wherein the said attachments
issued. and it also appearing by aft
davit filed in said suit that said de-
PENDANTS are non-residcnts of tie
State of Virginia, on the motion Gf
the plaintiff, by his attorney, it is or
dered that they, the said nonresident
defendants. do appear here within
fifteen days after due publication Il
this order and do what is necessaryto
protect their interests; and that this
order be published once week for
four successive weeks in the PENN.
sULA ESTERrRIsE, a newspaper pull
lished at Accomack G. H., Virginia,
and also posted at the front do.'r of
the courthouse Of the said county on
the first day Of the next term of the
county court of the said county.
Test: JOHN D. GRANT, c. C.
A Copy
Test: JOHN D. GRANT, C. c.
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SCHOOL NoTIcE-The trustees of
Lee School District, will now receive
bids for furnishing the free schools
with coal for the session of 1912.
All bids should be sent in sealed en-
velopes to the undersigned and will
be opeued at q meeting of the Board
on the list day Of July, 1891. The
Board of Trustees reserve the right
of awarding the contract to the low
est bidder, or rejecting all bids. The
contracting party will be required to
furnish good, clean, white ash, small
egg coal, of not less than 1900 lbs., to
the ton, and deliver the same to the
schools, taking q receipt from the
teachers for what they deliver. A.
NJ. Nottingham, Clerk, louisville,
Va.
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NEIGmBonM00D NOTES.
mincOtenEue.
Fish scarce and in demand with US.

Fish scarce and in demand with u.s.
A large party of excursionists from
Berlin. Snow Hill and Stockton,
spent the day at the Atlantic hotel,
Monday.
Children's day services at our NJ.
E. Church, last Sunday, was grand
success-cre to the Island as
we'll as the church.
Caleb Bowden and sister Estata,
William and Ansel Wheaton, pupils
at Westminster College, Nd, this
session, arrived home, Saturday.
Children's day will be observed at
our NJ. p. Church, on Sunday, 2Sth
inst, and extensive preparations are
being made to interest the children
and audience.
Our truckers have teen shipping
daily for the la 1t two weeks, from 100
to zoo barrels Of round potatoes
which have been sold from IS to
$6.5 so per barrel.
s. F.. Matthews has inst received n
vessel load of North Carolina heart
shingles. which he is Offering for sale
cheap-and keens tho Lest butter,
fresh daily, for s5 cents per pound.
Nfrs. s. f. Matthews ana son are
visiting friends in Ber'in-Mrs. VIM.
F. r. Cooper is with her sister ri
Pleasantville, Md-.James M. Birch
is Mt Pleaeantville. n. J., on q visit to
his sister Mrs. VIM. Risley.
Arrivals Mt Atlantic hotel. this week:
VIM Hayman, J. TAYLOR, George "A.
Wellman. f. C. Harrington. George
town, Del: M. ]. Byrd. Harry Snow,
las. n. Feddeman, Baltimore: JAS.
Fletcher, Wilmington, Del &; J. A.
Elligood. Glendale, Del: r. p. Gus
tbs, Washington Mason, Accomac.
Capt. Geo. X. Porter. commander
of the largest schooner from this port,
has been missing since Sd inst He
was put ashore in New York City, on
that day by his crew, at his request,
after schooner was roaGv for sea and
has not since been heard from. His
wife and brother for The lest ten days,
aided by detectives. have used all the
means in their power to obtain some
clue of his whereabouts hut TO no
purpose He had considerable sum
of money on his person when he dis
appeared and it is feared that he has
been foully dealt with. He was high
" esteemed by everyone in our COM
munity and the uncertainty of his
fate has cast q gloom over all our
people.
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Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale on
reasonable terms, 222 acres OF yalua.
bic land, more or less, situated in half
mile of Oak Hall station, adjoining
the lands of DR.. w. s. Horsey, heirs
of lands of Jos. N. Feddeman and
others. The said tract is we'll i'm
proved and most. of. it is high land
with abundant resources thereon,and
is adapted to all kinds OF trucks.
There are three'separate sets OF build
ings on the premises, two OF them
new, and the tract can be conyen,
iently subdivided into three rec gooa
farms. Upon the tract are 5000 fruit
trees. part of them bearing, strawber-
ries. raspberries, etc. Terms will be
reasonable. For further particulars
o''' - ]. R. GRIFFIN & SOY,
Horsay p. O., Va.
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Maryland Farms
For Sale.

The UNDERSIGNED will sell at ,,r;vata
sale the following Farms. ali of which
are well suited for trncl;ino n1rnoses.
NO. l-Contalns l00 acres, arabic
land, mostly high land, clay-loam
sou. d a la ni1 is w1tllin one mile OF
rooms, with sufficient outbuildines
all in ordinary condition.
Price So. 600. cash. balance on time
to suit purchaser.
NO. @Conta1ns i4O acres, so acres
IN cultlvatlon, balance well set in
thrifty pine. llght SOIL, clay bottom,
with an abundance OF woods mould.
Dwelling has 6 rooms, in fair condi
Ton. rms farm is within 81 miles
suited for fruit and truckine el pur-
poses. convenient to churches and
schools. in first class neirhborhood
Price 81 200. Terms eosy
NO. 3-Has lCo acres, 5O acres clear.
ed Iand IN trst class condition-the
land is nigh, light soil, clay bottom.
new n ali in good So conditi smuu Tbis
farm is S miles from Pocomol1e Civ
convenient to churches and schools
This is one Of the best and most
profitable farms in this section. for
sale.
Price ST. 900. cash balance on time
to suit purchaser.
Ma Hoe so ooros On oaro, .,,ou
"a -. Ia Nv ~ 1 Co. ~ go 1890 80 o,e"i-
clav loan soil s,,ited fnr frn 9ui snd
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GreenbacakvrIic.

June 28th, has been set apart as
children's day by the NJ. E. Church.
at Franklin City, and July 5th by
the H. P. Church, here
Rev. r. S. Williamson left here on
Tuesday, in charge Of his father-in-
law, who is quite sick with consump-
ton, for Baltimore. He expects to
return home to-day, Saturday, in
time to fill his Sunday appointments
The Greenbackville 0ystermen's
Protective Union. at this place, now
numbers over sixty members, and
holds regular weekly meetings. The
Union expects to send delegates to
the Supreme Oystermen's Protective
Union, which will meet at Cape
Charles, on July 9TH, next.
No reliable tidings have been heard
of Capt. Porter, of Chincoteague
Island, who left his vessel at Jersey
City, on the first of this month.
was seen in New York city, on West
street, on the 3rd inst, and since
which time nothing has been heard
of him. 1t is feared that the Captain
has been foully dealt with.
On last Friday, during a thunder
storm, the sloop Susie Derickson, be-
longing to Messrs. F. Elton Jones u
Bro, of Franklin City, had her top
mast broken off by lightning. Levi
H. Ellis and John U. Mason were at
the time the lightning struck the
sloop- standing on shore, near another
boat that was on the railway for re-
pairs. and both of them were knocked
senseless, while several other persons
nearby we're badly shocked. All of
them soon recovered without serious
damage.
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Why will you buy heavy running
sewing machine? The Standard runs
one-h,lf lighter, three-quartcrs quiet
e., and will do AS much work in two
da.'s rs INV other shuttle machine
will in three. and will wear one-third
longer. Four hundred thousand have
been sold within the last five years.
Els the best sewing machine on earth.
Come and see for Yourself.
S. C. McGRATH,
Ononcock, Va.
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RcIlo WRVen.

Miss Virginia Potter, returned from
school at Frederick, Nd, last week.
DR.. J. T. B. Hyslop, quite i'll of late,
is at this writing much improved in
health.
Mr.. Jno. w. Read, died at Frank
town, of consumption, on Wednes-
day, aged about 70 years.
Miss Susie Bancroft, Of Baltimore,
and Miss Bette White, of Pungo-
league, are visiting Mrs. VIM. r.
Ashby-Misses Laura Van Ness and
Josie Thomas, are guests Of Miss
Lille Mapp.
Large lne,of paints, oils. &C., just
received at store of Willis & Co., Will
lis wharf. The attenti IN of boatmen
is especially called to the matter.
Baby carriages q speciality at West,
Willis 6 Wyatt.
Mr.. Henry Roberts, oflower North
ampton, and Miss Mollie Wilson, of
Reads wharf, were married in the NJ.
E. Church, at the latter place, on
last Wednesday, Rev. Fl. Petty, of
the Baptist Church, officiating The
church was beautifully decorated for
the occasion and the wedding march
was exquisitely rendered by Mrs Nor
ley. An elegant wedding feast was
served at the brides father, after the
ceremony was performed. The con
tracing parties are both popular and
have the best wishes of host of
friends.
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LOOK HERE HoUsEKEEpERs-We
have just received Il full supply of all
shades of Plastice. the best prepare
ton for cleaning and identifying
walls. 1t will not peel or rub off, is
attractive and healthy. Sample col
ors sent by mail on application. w.
Il. Wise, Onancock, Va.
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The A. B. Chase organ and piano
has been sold in Accomac for three
years and has given satisfaction in
every instance. Tho Chase organ is
the best organ made. Why will yo,l
buy an organ that mice can and will
ent mp and RUM The Chase is mouse
proof. s. G. MCGRATH.
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For sALE-The heirs of Mrs. Mar
garet Wright, deceased, will sell at
public auction, on Wednesday, June
oath, at o'clock, p. ~, on the prem.
ises, the farm formerly known as
.sThe John A. White Farm" con-
tanning 1914 3O3-1000 acres. located in
the county of Accomack, and on the
south side of the. "Slutkill neck road"
near Finney's wharf. A good farm
with plenty OF resources and good
buildings. Terms made known on
day of sale.
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A full attendance of the members
of the Onancock Farmers Alliance is
requested at regular meeting to be
held on Saturday, June 9th. Officers
will be elected and delegates to meet
the County Alliance. Other impor-
tant business also will be attended to
ON that day.
P. S. STEWART,
Secretary.
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FOR SALE OR RBNT-A good 9horae
truck farm, adjoining my residence
and convenient to railroad station.
and also to Cherrystonc creel1-8O or
90 acres cleared-the remainder well
wooded with oak and pine. 1t has
two plain tenements. prefer to sell.
If not sold it will be for rent. Apply
to DR.. VIM. A. Thorn, Eastville, North
ampton county, Va.
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PUBLIC RENT OF HOTEL AND
LIVERY STABLE
AT ACCOMACK C. H., VA.

In obedience to a decree OF the
circuit court for Accomack coun-
ty, pronounced in vacation on
the 3rd. day Of June, 1891, in a
certain suit in chancery there
in pending between John T.
Powell's admr's ct ais, plain
tiffs, and Upshur B. Quinby,
trustee, ct ais, defendants, the
undersigned, who was by said
decree appointed receiver for the
purpose, will, before the court
house door of said county,
Monday, 9th day of July, 1891,
Chat being court-day),
at . o'clock, p. M,
proceed to rent at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for the
year 1892, the Savage Hotel, I"
described as containing one and
nine-tenths acres Il 90 Al,
bounded on the north by the
Main street, on the east by the
Cross street and the lot of E. T..
Parks, on the south by the said
Parks lot and the land of Mrs.
Mary Allen, and on the west by
the land of John w. Gillet. On
this lot is a large and valuable
livery stable which will accom-
modate a large number of horses,
a large carriage house and hay
loft, also an ice house built of
brick, all of which goes to the
renter of said hotel.
The Terms of Rent.
The rent to be paid on the LIST
day Of January, 1898. and the
lessee to give bond for the amount
of such rent. payable to said
receiver, with surety deemed
sufficient by said receiver.
LEVIN JAMES GUNTER,
Receiver.
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FARM FOR SALE AT PRIVATE CON-
TRACT

The undersigned offers for sale at
private contract, his farm containing
100 acres, more or less, situated on
public road leading from Oak Hall to
New Church, II miles from New
Church station, and II miles from
Oak Hall station. The farm is in
q good state of cultivation, is easily
improved, and has on it dwelling in
good repair. The resources on farm
are abundant, and it is convenient to
churches and schools.
Terms will be reasonable. For fur
Their particulars apply to
E. T. Ross.
New Church, Va.
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To CARPENTERS AND MAsoNS:-
The committee appointed for the pur-
pose are now ready and DESTROYS to
receive bids or proposals for the car
penters' and masons' work on a Meth
odist Protestant Church building to
be erected at P arksley, Accomac coun-
ty, Va. The committee desire to have
the entire building enclosed or shut
i'm including floors, windows, ETC.,
and the Sunday School OF lecture
room completed, inside and outside
(pews and painting excepted; and it
is for the above named work they are
ready to receive bids. Plans, draw
ings. specifications, etc., can be seen
at the store of Messrs. E. Il. Parks &
Co., Parsley, Va. The contract will
be awarded to the lowest responsible
bidder, the committee reserving the
right to reject any or all bids. Sepa
rate bids from carpenters and masons
are desired. The bids or proposals
must be carefully sealed and left with
DIR. a. D. F. F. Ewell Parksley, Va,
on or before 2 o'clock, p. M, of the
eth instant. COMMITTEE.
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"My father, at about the arc of
fifty, lost all the hair from the top Of
his head. After one months trial of
Ayers Hair Eieor, the hair began
coming, and. in three months, he had
q fine growth OF hair of the natural
color."-P.J. Cullen, Saratoga Springs,
n Y
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rres,a1us E,acr.s Appointments.

Eastern Shore District, third round.
South Accomac, louisville, 20, 81.
Atlantic, Sykes Island, q, %.
Eastville, Johnsontown, July 4, s..
Cape Charles, 5, at night.
District Conference at Salisbury,
Nd, July z, 8, 0, 10.
Pungoteague camp-meeting, Aug
lst Z.
j. 3. HANK, P. E.
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What is home without barrel of
Royal? Try it and you will find that
long felt want, necessary to the
happiness of the home circle, has been
met.
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How to make home happy is now
one of the burning questions of the
hour. Good bread goes very far in
solving the problem and you always
get it if you have barrel of Royal
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Nor1cE-The undersigned has for
sale cheap, a young, sound and gentle
horse, suitable for farm and road.
owned by members of Baptist Church.
BENZ. L. Gunter.
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oystermen,. Supreme Un,on.

The delegates to the meeting OF
Ovstermen's Supreme Union at Cape
Charles, will take the 3:18 p. III. train
on the 9th of July. Special rates will
be given to the delegates to the SUI
preme Union from New Church south.
All Unions are requisite to send their
per capita tax. Ct. w. GLENN,
ST. w.
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Ho! For The BEAcH-The under
signed is prepared to take parties
from Wachaprcague to any point
from Chincoteague to Care Charles,
during the summer at reasonable
rates. My boat will carry comfort
ably 20 persons, but larger parties
can be accommodated on short notice.
Thos B. Smith, Wachapreague, Va.
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For SALE OR RENT-My house with
eight rooms and outbuildings in
Onancock. Win. T. Killmon, Keller,
Va.
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s. Card,

To the People of Onancock and Vi
entity:
If you want your property insured
in either of the following reliable fire
insurance companies: Agricultural,
Petersburg or Phenix, call on our
duly authorized agents, Messrs. l.. r.
Doughty and John s. Tyler, and you
will receive prompt attention.
w. a. WARRINGTON,
General Agent for Eastern Shore.
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Nor1cE-Parties wishing to go t.
Bayford Park can fin.l good livery at
Nassawadox station. John f. Rogcrs.
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A CARD-G G. Joynes with T. S.
Gibson, 10S Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
large produce commission mer-
chant. we will do our best to obtain
good prices and handle satisfactorily
any and all consignments from this
section. Spccialties: - Strawberries,
peas, poultry and eggs, irish and
sweet potatoes. References-Girord
Nat. Bank. Produce Exchange, Edi-
tor Farm Journal. Respectfully, u.
g. Joynes.
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For SALE CHEAP-My farm at
Temperanceville, containing 70 to 80
acres. Two young pine thickets on
it. Terms / cash and o stay of 5 years
will be given for the remainder. e..
H. Conquest, Oak Hall, Va.
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SIN union there is strength For
their own protection the people must
not neglect to unite in all lawful pur-
poses. Insurance is no exception.
Take the Mutual every time. g. L.
Kelly. Onancock, is agent.
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GUANo.-For sweet potatoes, corn
and grass. Price S29.50 cash. No
time sales. Orris A. Browne.
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For RENT-My farm known as
PARKS Place. for year 1892. Has
plenty resources. For terms, &C., APP
ply to James F. Landlord, Jenkins
Bridge. Va.
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The superior excellence OF the Roy
al sold by Jas Myer & Co., is proved
by the fact. that no one has ever com
planned of buying bad barrel. 1t is
prepared with a care that prevents
all mistakes.
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New goods at Neville's, Onancock,
in watches, jewelry &c. See adver
tisement in another column.
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FoR RENT-For year 1892, my farm
in Upshurs Neck, occupied at present
by John Wallace. Jas. H. PARA
more, Accomac c. H.
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If you wish the best orick on the
Peninsula at bottom prices, apply to
ii. H. German, Dclmnr, Del.
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NoT1cE-Corn for sale at $3.50 per
Dbl. Thos. II. Nelson, Accomac G. II.