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Pubic school Report for January.

Number of schools in operation 10,
number of graded schools 25, number
of pupils enrolled $40, number of
pupils in average daily attendance
1880, number of schools visited by
superintendent Sd. Lee district has
the largest enrolment, Islands dis
trict the largest average daily at
tendance.
The three schools of about the
same and best daily average attend
ance for this month are Temperance
vile and Tangicr graded schools, and
a single school near TroweT p. O.,
taught by Mr.: JAS. w. Edmcnds. Mr..
Colmore E. Byrd and MIR. Joseph A.
Baker are principals, respectively, OF
the graded schools mentioned. Tho
success of:.our schools largely de
ponds upon the average attendance.
Hope that all teachers will make a
special effort to epSburage both pa
irons and pupils along this line.
Thanks for the neat and prompt
reports for the month of January.
Strong efforts arc being made to
secure Peabody Normal Institute
at Onancock this summer-will report
results con. J. L. MAPP,
&c. Supt. s ,sioo,s.
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Yours truly,
JNo. D. GRANT.

MIR. EDIToR:-I informed you in
my last letter from this point, of the
action of this sub-alliance on the
subject of the public roads. The
committee, then appointed, had sew
eral conferences, and finally meet
ing with Judge Kendall and Messrs
Samuel Townsend and Thomas E.
Leatherbury, members of the Board
of Supervisors, for tho county. The
result of the work is; tie road system
has been changed for the county, by
adopting section 1901 in the Code
This the Board did, ut it's meeting on
the 9th inst. 1t remains now to be
put in force-with erylimited means,
it may not be very effective at first.
1.-The tide never runs strong on the
turn" hut good will follow, because
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the Judge and the Supervisors aSs
interested, and determined, that thss
sad condition of the roads shall beS
bettered.
If the roads fail to be let to contract,
as provided for in the section referred
to above, we may still expect improve
ment-because Judge Kendall has
taken hold of the present system in
earnest, and will enforce the law in
relation to it, especially section 1011
of the Code, and for this purpose he
has prepared and had printed blanks,
to be filed by the surveyors of the
roads showing oil the facts and de-
tails of the work Ono of his forms
shows the number of days that
hands are called on the roads; the
number of men that appeared and
worked, the names OF those who fail
ed to appear, the number of fines
collected and how and where the
same was u:ed. Judge Kendall had
these reports made at his last court.
Of course in the beginning they were
not perfect, but the Judge has served
notice, that they must be so in the
future, that there must be business
i'll the work, and the easy-going, salts
fed way of letting everything go by
run, and the wear on teams and the
patience of the people must stop.
There is but little money, u few
hundred dollars to start with. but
the officials are pulling in the proper
direction, pulling together and good
must come
This is the best that could be done,
f2r lack of proper legislation on the
subject. With coed road law and
the viii manifested, at this time, by
The county officials, Northampton
county would be improved and TWEEN
ty per cent added to the wenlth in
tic next five years by this step alone.
Yours respectfully,
NORTHAMPTON.
Sunnyside, February 18th, 1851.
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at a meeting OF tllc Eastern Shore
Historical Society, at Eastville, last
Monday, all address was delivered by
Hon j. w. H. Parker. a resolution
thanking him for same and that q
copy be furnished to the secretary
for publication, and that the same be
also published in the Eastern Shore
papers was unanimously adopted.
On motion Onancock was selected
for the next place of meeting and
Prof. Frank P. Brent was unanimous
ly chosen to deliyer;ln address before
the Society. Hon. Jno. w. H. Par
ker, DR.. Geo. II, Scarburgh and DR..
o. B. Finney, were appointed e com
mittee to designate the time Ct next
meeting. =:
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Mr.. EDIToR:-Please permit me
through your widely circulated paper
to suggest to the oystermen and all
directly interested in the oyster ques-
ton in Accomac county, the adyisa-
bility of holding mass-meetings at
several convenient points, say, Chin
colleague Island, Greenbackville,
Horntown, Sykes Island, Atlantic,
Messongo, Muddy Creek, Modestown,
Guilford, Hunting Creek, Chescon-
nessix, Onancock, Hoffman's Wharf,
Nandua, Charlottesville, Tangier Is
land, louisville and Wachapreague;
said mass-meetings to appoint three
delegates each, representing the diff
ferent branches of the oyster indus
try, to attend County Convention
to be held at an early day, say first
day of March court, next, said Coun-
ty Convention to elect ct least seven
delegates to attend q Tidewater Con-
vention to be held at Cape Charles,
in May, next, Hampton, or some
other convenient point, composed OF
delegates representing each and every
county where there are oyster grounds
said Tidewater Convention to en-
deavor to formulate u law, to be pre-
sented to the next session of the Leg
islation, and unite on aplan of action
as satisfactory as possible to all con-
cerned.
The oyster question is being agitat-
ed in the newspapers more then ever
before, and is looked upon as being
the most important one to Tidewater
virginians that will claim the atten-
ton of the next Legislature.
The maxim SIN union there is
strength will readily apply in this
connection. If the various sections
representing the oyster industry
stand united on a definite plan, ma
terial results may follow, otherwise,
no one can predict the outcome of
future legislation on this oyster qucs-
ton.
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The Governor of Virginia has re-
fused to commute the sentence of
one years Imprisonment in peniten-
tiary rendered by jury against George
Richardson at January term, to con-
iinement in county Jail, but will
place him in charge of q Prison Asso-
citation recently established in the
city of Richmond for the reformation
of youthful criminals: The place in
which he is to be confined being a
similar institution to what is known
i'll some other States as, House OF
Correction, intended to correct the
vices of youth, and the boy having
already repented of his crime, his i'm
prisonment will doubtless be of short
duration.
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NE,GHEORH00n NOTES.
OaRo g ,rse

Miss sallic TYLER, is home from
Wilmington, Del. on visit.
Mr.. William II. Wise, has been ir
Richmond, during the week.
The intermediates examinations arc
in progress at the Onancock Academy
Thomas P. Bagwell, Jr., has accept.
ed \ position as reporter, on the Nor
folk Virginian.
Rev. George w. Burke, who has
been seriously :ndisposed duriag the
past week, is much improved.
Rev. John McNabb, has accepted a
call to King George county. He will
leave Accomac the 1st of March.
Thomas James, of Savageville, has
purchased the farm owned by Frank
Walter, near that place. The price
paid was $4,000.
Bishop A, U. Randolph, will visit
this parish about the first of March.
The church of the Holy Trinity, at
this place, will be consecrlted by
him, while here.
The Good Templars are to hold q
public meeting in the Town Hall, on
next Monday night. The speakers of
the evening will be- Revs. w. w.
Wood and j. M. Anderson.
The young men of Onancock gave
a hop" i'll the Town Hall, on Tues
day night. Cur bellies and .beaux
were out III full force, and danced
away right lnerriiy until the "wee
slna hours
About O'clock in the morning and
4 in the afternoon, Kerr street is a
scene of hustle and activity. To the
Academy los pupils and to the High
school 1880 promising boys and
girls can be seen hurryirg in response
to the ringing of the school bells.
There is not vacant dwelling
house in Cnancock, and it is said,
that many persons are anxious to
locate in Onancocl, but are deferred
from doing SO, by inability to secure
homes. Outsiders seem to think that
our town has all the material ncces-
sary for first class boom.
The large school hall OF the College
Building has been retitted and con-
verified into an elegant dining room
by Mr.. Thos. lIears, the proprietor OF
the College House. It is said, that a
more comfortable bed and a more
elegant table than the proprietor OF
the College House gives his guests
cannot be found in ali these parts.
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Walkers g Morrill,.

For the season beginning March LIST,
1891, and ending July Goth:
The Combination Stock Farm will
be headed by the premier trotting
bred stallion Walkers Morrill,, sire of
Marandes, record 2.174, Orphan Boy,
l. X. L., Molly Morrill,, Kitty Van and
others with records close to 230.
Will book limited number of APP
proved, mares by the season, with
privilege of return season 1892, should
the mare not prove with foal and the
horse is still living.
Terms: $50 cash or satisfactory note
payable July 10TH, 1891.
For further information address
Fl. P. JAMES,
GAINESVILLE, Northampton county, Va.
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GtIicoreaStie.

The order of Heptasophs will unite
with the Ryan family in the enter
tainment to be given here on 10th Of
March.
Rev. J. w. Turner preached his
farewell sermon, baptised and receiv-
ed into his church IL members, last
Sunday.
WIN. Scott, surfman, Assateague
Life Savage Station. has resigned
and his place has been filled by Geo.
e. Merritt.
The Baptists here have har,nonized
and will hereafter have same pastor.
a church is to be built by them at
the foot of the new road.
Our building boom continues de-
spite the winter weather. Handsome
dwellings are in course of construct
ton for S. Doughty, A. Lewis, Eba
Merritt and Mr.. Gray.
Miss Mollie Cordy, Snow Hill; Miss
BERTHE Miller, Newark, Nd; Miss
Roop, Phila.; Miss Pauline Messick
and Edgar Wilson, Georgetown, Del;
are visiting friends here.
Schooner p. J. Hart, sloop j. NJ.
Price and schooner Palestine, arrived
in our port this week, the first two
with cargoes of coal and the latter
loaded with shingles, lathes &c.
Rev. Avery Donovan, railroad
agent at Franklin city, from the es-
tablishment of road until a few
months ago, when he accepted a
similar situation at Dover, Del, will,
we are advised, enter the ministry
soon.
A successful revival is in progress
at our NJ P. Church. To date there
have been 55 converts, and to the
churches 26 members have been add
ed. The pastor is being assisted by
ministers of NJ. P, NJ. E. and Baptist
Churches.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel, this week;
A. w. Wilmington, Baltimore; G.. E.
Fisher, Phila.; NJ. c. Smith, POGO
nloke city; Logan Henderson, T. L.
Disharoon, Capt. VIM. Collins, wife
and son, James Mumford, Jr, Thcs.
Davis, VIM. Johnson, Accomac.
The following transfers of vessel
property have been made here of late:
Yacht Lulie Scott, by Waters & Scott,
Stockton, Md, to Walter Hill & Bro,
for s54O-sloop Morris, from Messon-
go, to w. c. Bunting, for 5000 sloop
Little Tom, by T.. c. Lewis to Wal
ter Hudson, for s3Oo-and sloop Vim.
James, by *. J. Bunting to VIM. j.
Adams, for 5000.
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Mr.. Oiled Kelly, who left our coun-
ty two weeks ago for Baltimore, for
the purpose of having a surgical OPP
GRAFTON performed, we regret to say
died in that city, Sunday, at p. M.
His remains were brought home
Monday, and his funeral took place
yesterday at II u. m, at lis old home
near Machipungo station. a large
concourse of friends were present to
pay their last tribute of respect
Pioneer, February 18th.
He was one of the most worthy and
valuable citizens of Northampton.
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Hofrman's Wharf, Va, Feb. 4th 1891.

The railroad and steamboats, have
brought to this county within the
last few days about $50 tons of Dry
denis Super Phosphate. These goods
are sold under a special guarantee
that it is not the present Pocomoke
Super Phosphate, in fact it has no
resemblance of it. Dryden's Super
Phosphate is a beautiful bright goods,
having been manipulated with the
greatest care, of the best and purest
ingredients only, and shows very
plainly the rich material of which it
is composed. 1t is now on hand and
for sale by ali of the firms whose
names will be found in another COL
umn; under the advertisement of
Dryden's Super Phosphate.
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Political Meeting.

The Democrats of Accomac are re-
quested to meet at the court house
on next court day, Monday, February
23rd, for the purpose of deciding up
on some plan for selecting he various
candidates to be voted for in the APP
preaching spring election.
A full attendance is earnestly de-
sired, and I hope those that oppose
the usual mode, the Primary, will be
present and give us the benefit of
their views, SO that We may decide
upon Il better plan.
j. ". BowDo1N.
County Chairman.
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Read the advertisement of Aud &
Upper, Pungoteague, successors Of
Thaddeus X. Martin, in the mill bus
mess. The members of the firm are
active and cnterprising men, who
have recently made Accolnac their
home and brought their substance
with them. They have received a
cordial welcome at the hands of our
people and propose to merit their pa
tronage.
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Mr.. ]. Henry Young, Of the POGO
moke marble works, will be at Acco-
mac C. H.. on court day, with large
collection of designs Anyone want
ing tonbstoncs or monuments OF any
description will do we'll to see him, as
his prices ale the lowest.
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County Chairman.

Mr.. Geo. ". Hynson, we'll known
in Accomac, and here at present as
the efficient representative of the
Mclean Medical Co., has been de-
tanned in orr town for some days by
sickness. Hois now out again, giving
attention to his business and doubt
less soon will have thriving trade
and we wish him much success.
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Rogers & Bro, successors to Fin
ncy & Rogers, Finney's wharf, are in
receipt of and have for sale, at very
close prices, Lobos Peruvian guano,
special Irish potato gaano, per
cent. pure dissolved bone, kainit,
refuse salt &e-and will have special
sweet potato guano in Il short time.
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Dir. NJ. z. Selby. representative Of
Quiglev s, Mullen. is due in this coun-
ty next week, but we are sorry to
learn, is confined at his home in
Greenbackville, with Ia grippe and
will not put in an appearance. If
not out in time to get the orders that
usually await him, they will receive
prompt attention if sent direct to the
firnl-and he is too popular with our
merchants to be forgotten by them.
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Upshur B. Quinby. trustee, will on
Saturday, February 21st 1891, at 8
o'clock p. IN, in front of the premises,
sell the lot, with dwelling and store
house thereon, belonging to Caleb l.
Taylor, situated on Market street, in
the town of Onancock. For terms
&C., sec posters, or write to trustee.
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Henry Watson and Luke Savage,
colored, were carried to penitentiary
l.y deputy sheriff, last Tuesday, 70
serve term of imprisonment OF 5years,
in accordance with sentence pro-
nounccd at january term of our
cnnri
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Mrs. Laura Kennard, lady highly
esteemed by large circle of relatives
and friends, died after a lingering
illness, at the home of her
brother, Mr.. Lloyd X. Mears,
louisville, Wednesday, aged 50
years. Services conducted by Rev.
Wm. Chinn over her remains at
Presbyterian Church, Drummond-
town, of which she was member,
followed by interment in the family
burying ground at this place.
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ar. c. G. johnson has just made a
successful tour of the county in the
interest of the firm of the South Bal
timore Packing Company. The firm
and tourist, in fact both, are becom-
ing so popular with our merchants,
that.to be loaded down with orders
is the rule and not the exception in
every visit of the representative to
them.
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WANTED-An active and energetic
man i'll the northern part of Accomac
county, Va, who can furnish horse
and harness, to canvass and sell the
celebrated "Singersewing machines.
The agent must be located between
Accomac G. H., and the Maryland
line. Liberal inducements offered to
the right man. For further particu-
lar address at once, The Singer
Manufacturing Co., M. H. Pope,
agent, Pocomoke city, Nd.
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NoTIcE-All persons who have or
dered dry ground fish of the under
signed will please come for same.
Price of pure ground fish in bags $50
per ton, acidulated fish in bags S1t
per ton of 1000 pounds. All others
who wish to order will do so now as
supply is limited. S. K. Martin, Hoff-
mans wharf.
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The drugstore occupied by Mr. WIN.
f. Blackstone, at Georgetown, Dele
ware, formerly of this county, was
destroyed by fire on 9th inst. Mr..
Blackstone and wife, are now at
Punso!cague, on visit to his father.
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Rev. Jno. A. Barker and wife NOV
into their Lew residence on Ii!ljston
Avenue, Tuesday, and on Wednes-
day were pounded heavily by mem
bers of the Baptist Church and other
friends.
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For the restoration of faded and
gray hair to its original color and
freshness, Ayers Hair Figor remains
unrivaled. This is the most popular
and valuable toilet preparation in
the world; all who use itare perfectly
satisfied that it is the best.
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The sum of 1000 has been paid to
the administrators of Jno. I. Powell,
deceased, by the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association, of New York,
us will be notea elsewhere in our
columns,
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People who use arsenical prepare
lions for their complexion, do so at
the risk Of their lives. Ayers Sarsa-
parilEa is guaranteed free FROM any
injurious drug, and is, therefore, the
safest as well us the most powerful
blood medicine in the world. 1t
makes rhe skin clear.
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NoT1CE-I will rent for the year
1891, sell or lease the mi linery store
at Belinda, formerly kept by Mrs. W..
J. Hall. 1t is a t:rst-class stand for
millinery and dress making, as there
is no regular dress maker or no other
millinery establishment in S or 10
miles of it-would also be u very good
stand for drug store. W. j. Hall,
Belinda.
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DIR. Geo. B. zell, dentist, will be at
Parksley, Monday, February 23rd,
and Mappsville, Tuesday, February
Gath, for one day only, for the prac-
tice of his profession.
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An Efforts being made to palm off
other goods as "Pocomolxe Super
phosphate-be not deceived-but see
that every bag has the name of z. B.
Freeman & Co., Norfolk, Va, stamp
ed thereon, and have no other.
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Mr.. John Silverthorn, a leading
commission merchant of Philadel-
phia, head of firm OF Silverthorn &
Co., passed through our town, We'd
nesday, on his way from the South.
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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
pI:eined of buying Il bad barrel. 1t is
prepared with care that prevents
all mistakes.
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Landreth's garden and grass seeds,
fresh, earliest and best, are for sale
at Blackstone s. Bells drug store,
AccomAc c. H., at fair prices.
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Mr.. VIM. Kennard Nottingham, the
efficient county surveyor of North
ampton, offers his services to the peo-
pie of Accomac, through our columns
in this issue.
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EsTRAY-Came to my premises
about October 18th, 1890, a red and
white yearling, left ear cropped. The
owner will please come for her, pay
charges and take her away. thomas
Killmon, Cashville, Va.
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An advertisement of Mr. B. T..
Scott in this issue, is of interest to all
lovers of fine stock.

Acting Secretary of the Treasury
Nettleton has appointed VIM. Gunter
assistant keeper of light station at
Cherrystone.
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BoNEs-Pick up the bones in the
country and ship them to Cape
Charles. l pay so cts. per 100 pounds
and freight, furnish bags and send
cash by return mail. Orris a. Browne,
Cape Charles, Va.
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NorIcE-If you want the best bed
ever slept upon, use the Horse Shoe
Springs, for sale by A. j. Winder,
-Onancock. All orders thankfully re-
ceived and promptly filled.
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For SA1E-The Brickhouse land,
I mile of Niles wharf, 2 miles of Ex-
more station, containing 80 acres,
more or less, finely adapted to
trucks, for $1,000. H. +. W escott,
NassaWaddOx, Va.
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Fon Saba good farm horse, G
years old, sound and gentle, on reas-
enable terns-also good young
mule Vim. B. Pitts, Onancock, Va.
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John W. Edmonds, Editor and Owner
LOCAL NEWS.

The new steamer Pocomoke for the
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company,
will be launched to-day.
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BUSINESS SUTlCEs

What is home without a barrel of
Royal? Try it and You will find that
a long felt want, necessary to the
happiness of the home circle, has been
met.
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If you wish the best brick on the
Peninsula at bottom prices, apply to
NJ. H. German, Delmar, Del.
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For SALE-Early rose potatoes
I'd growth, corn, and Il Horse 4 years
old. Robinson Nottingham, East
vile, Va.
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For SALE-Froln 100 to 200 bushels
of big stem Jersey potato seed. G.
3. Savage, Onley, Va.
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For SALE-A schooner on easy
terms. Wm. L. Somerg, GAINESVILLE,
Va.
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For SALE-By the undersigned,
Chill red potatoes at $3.50 per barrel.
T. J. GUSTS, Keller, Va.
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For SALE-Cheap for cash, second
hand seine-good for haul, fykes,
pounds sc. Il. j. Footo, Wacha-
preague.
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The millinery shop, occupied by
tho Misses Dix, Parksley, is offcred
for sale by Mr.. F. ]. Barnes.
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FARM For SALE-A farm of 2114
acres, one mile of Exmore station,
Va, and two miles of Miles wharf
Va. Has an abundance wood mould,
and pine skaters. Will sell the above
farm on reasonable terms and at q
reasonable price. w. L. Thomas,
NassawadoX, Va.