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HESRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,


20 WEST bVTH-ST.
Diseases OF the Nervous System Gento Urinary organs
Imnotency and Sterility. Hours " l. " 8.
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Announcements.
4 FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.

A. \ FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.
Tho SoZODONr has taken "a prominent phEr
among the most approved dntfces Of The day 10 j. a
r opuar article for thu toilet highly recommended by
ali vim have u.d 10. b,autcr and prrscrNer ~ the
trth rff hing mouth. swoccnng the breath, and ar
resting the progress OF decay.
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A-A-Thc first blizzard of 500 can have no
erct on interior OF houses where the doors aud windows
49,. uN,d i,nrbuckS Weather strips; exclude cold
wind snow and dust Sc. a foot al
WIN" ROEBUCK'S l72 Futonst.
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PHILLIPS DIGESTIBLE Cocoa
makes very delicious and nourshng drink IL Is particu
ticularly adapted for persons Of weak digestion.
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ROGERS, PEET & CO.,

THREE (Prnce.
BROADWAY warren.
STORES 32d ST
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Mr.. EDIToR:-The attention OF
farmers and all interested in farm
ing, is especially directed to late
notices published in the ENTERPRISE,
of the Farmers Institute, to be held
at Cape Charles, on Tuesday, 31st.
Through the favor of Capt. y. A.
Browne, excursion tickets for round
trip will be sold by the railroad to,
all who attend the Institute, and by
taking the morning express and re-
turning by night express ofsame day,
only one day will be lost from home.
In view of the advantages to be de-
rived and the convenicnccs offered,
it is to be hoped, that Accomnc farm
ers will be creditably represented.
The lecturers selected by Capt.
Browne, and tho subjects chosen
will make the occasion one of pecu-
liar pleasure and profit to Eastern
Shore farmers. While the expense
of the Institute is borne by funds OF
the State, it has cost considerable
trouble TO secure it's advantages for
our people, and it is n lturally ex-
pected that We shall show proper
appreciation of the appointment.
GEo. w. IlRCATo.
Wachaproague, Va, May 95th, 1892.
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c.iraren,s Day at cra aaocAv,,lo.

Though the weather was il4clement
on Sunday, 2snd, Children's Day ut
Charlottesville, was q great success,
aad seemed to be- enjoyed blythe large
audience present.
The programme consist ed OF appro-
pirate rocitat:ons, readings and mu-
sic, viz: Music, ~Opening Voluntary,
by Airs Mollie Wise; prayer, by pas
tor: song, "Welcome tho Beautiful
Day." by choir; questions and re-
spoons IS, by superintendent and
school; song, "Happy Are We by
choir; recitation, "a Sea- for Jesus, "
by Miss E1hel West; son ;, Angel
Guardians by choir; select reading,
"Life is in the World" by Miss Julia
Wise; solo, "Guide Me, Oh! Thou
Great Jehovah" by Miss V. A. Rob
inson, of Maryland; closing anthem,
by choir.
The music, which was of a high or
QCT, uGStrNcS SPo'1is1l ilAOAAeiOA' W.,
young, but efficient organist, Miss
Mollie Wise. rendered the musicl II
selections with beauty an harmony.
The decorations, which wore elabo-
raaely and tastefully arranged, were
manag ID by Mrs. NJ. T. Wise. A
beautiful back ground was formed
around the altar at the back OF the
stage with dollhouse plants, and
above this on the wall in full view,
was the expressive motto, Suffer Lit
tie Children to Come Unto Me- made
of flowers. Placed corspicuously to-
wards the front, en- q table bearing
baskets to receive the chil1ren's pen
MES, was large cut glass bowl OF
water lilies, and by their beauty
drew the attention OF one and all.
The superintendent and teachers
deserve praise for the care and pa
thence with which they trained the
school fo- Jiis OCCASION. R.
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Cadc,shIp v. N. I.

To THE EDITOR OF ENTERPRIsE:-
In answer to tie notice relative to
the vacant cadetship at the V. M. l.,
published in your paper of recent
date, l received several applications
for the place. wrote to Gen'l Shipp,
stating that if I had the power of ap-
point,nent as Senator from this dis
trict, would make 1t by competitive
examination. He answered, stating
that he favored that laode of selec-
ton, and that while the Board of
Visitors had the appointing power,
he was reasonably sure that they
would appoint the one receiving my
endorsement. l have therefore de-
cided to have competitive examine
ton. 1t will be conducted by Profs.
james &. Mock, S. Upshur Hopkins
and WIN. S. Is. Bond. 1t will be held
ut the Court House, on Saturday. the
4th of June, beginning at 10 n. IN.
Tie examination will be on the
branches usually taught in the pub
lie schools, and will be more a test of
thoroughness than advancement. /
desire that all applicants shall send
in their applications to me in writing
OH or before the first day of May
court. | will endorse for the cadet
ship the successful competitor in the
examination, as mayappear from the
opinion of the examining board. l in
vite all persons DESTROYS of the posi-
ton to participate in the examina-
ton.
Will you kindly publish this for
two issues of your paper, as ! consid-
er it the best mode Of giving public
ity to the examination.
Yours respectfully,
]. w. G. BLACKSTONE
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Real Estato Nofices.

L. Floyd Mock, special commits
sioner, will, on Saturday, May 2Sth,
1892, at 1:30 o'clock p. H., sell at
Marsh Market, the lands of which
Columbus Taylor died seized and
possessed. For further particulars
see posters.
Thomas C:-Kollaln, special commits
sioner, advertises for sale in this issue
at public auction, on. Wednesday,
June 9Th, three farms Of which John R..
Kellam, died seized and possessed,
All of them are very valuable and
desirablY located.
lIr. Jos. R. Riggs. agent for the
heirs of VIM. kilnon, deceased, will
sell at public auction on the prelnis-
es, Saturday, May 2Sth, p. H.. val
liable real estate situated near the
Eastern Shore Steamboat wharf ut
Guilford For full particulars see
posters.
The sale of the real estate of Geo.
G.. Fox's, will be at louisville, on
Wednesday, June Sth next, begin
ming about 4 o'clock p. M, and at
Wachapreague, on Thursday, June
9th next, beginning about 4 o'clock
p. M, instead of on the 18th and 10Th
inst, rs heretofore advertised. See
advertisement i'll another column and
printed posters.
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PuuEOscpG quo.

Mr.. L. w Childrey was in our
town during the week in the interest
OF the Petersburg Fire Insurance Co.
Potato bugs not so numerous this
season on account of the cool weather
and Ties of Paris green short, COM
pared with acreage OF potatoes.
The farmers in this section have
been during y rushing business" in
peas and berries during the week.
Tie former crop very full-the latter
short-returns for both fair.
L. H. Amas s. Son, always up to
the times and ready to meet the de-
mands of their trade. have recently
replenished their shelves with lines
OF new dress goods, ladies slippers,
clothing sc.
Children's Day observed at ou7 N.
e. Church, South. last Sunday, and
the church was filled despite in
clement weather. Tae entertainment
was l.ette- and collections larger
than ever before on similar oc-
casion.
.Messrs. Mason, Hyslup end Smith,
commissioners appointed by the court
to rearranse road precincts in this
district, have com 2leted the work
assigned them, but not in @ satisfac-
tory manner to oil the surveyors.
Some of them have more road than
they can successfully manage.
The improved Order of Hepta-
sophs continues to grow in favor in
this section and accessions are being
made constantly to Pungoteague
Conclave. The secret of it's popular
ity is due to the fact, for the most
part, of meeting all It's losses prompt
ly. The sum of $4,000, due to heirs
of Thomas G. Pitts, who was a mem
Der of said Conclave. who died on
4th inst. was ready for payment on
18th inst, and will be handed over
to guardian of his children promptly
upon qualification of same.
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ManpbSVEllo.
Mrs. BERTHE Hogan, of Natchez
Miss, is visiting her mother.

Mrs BERTHE Hogan, of Natchez
Miss, is visiting her mother.
Henry G. Lewis is building quite a
handsome house on his farm near
Mappsville.
Mr.. George White, of the firm Of
White s. Co., is visiting the family of
Mr.. John w. Gillispie.
A. F. Mears will start q new store
at Landlords crossing and will en-
deavor to have the trains to receive
freight at that place. This arrange
ment, if effected, will be Of great con-
venience to both the sea and bayside
people near there.
Mr.. John Byrd. of Bloxom station,
to his regret last week, conspired
with the blacksmith and hotel keen
er of that place, against the peace
and dignity o. o certain bovine.
The blacksmith furnished the empty
cans soldered together, duly loaded
with scraps of iron, for the caudal
appendage of his bovine anatomy.
Every preparation WAS soon COM
pleted and worked to charm. His
majesty was quickly penned and
rooed. his tail ornaments quicklyand
securely tied on.amid shcutsoflaugh-
ter, down the road he went at break
neck speed, his tail ornaments flash
ing ever and anon high above the
clouds of dust thatfollowed his wake.
Others Of his kindred near at hand,
hearing his bellowings of distress,
from fiAld and woods, from pound
and pen, sarmnnnt;ng all barriers,
madly rushed to his rnecra md soon
the road was solid mass Of fi'eing
and roaring bovinity. The boys were
enjoying their triumph when all at
once it occurred to Mr.. Byrd tina! his
wife and child, in II carriage, with n
horse ordinarily safe would probably
be met on the road by this madden
cd throng of cattle kind and was ar-
palled at the probable results. Sure
enough his worst fears were soon
justified. His horse had taken fright
at the approach of the stampeded
host AMI soon reducal tho carriage
to kin.Iling wood, leaving irs or"u-
pants, we are happy to saw, very lit
tie hurt, but badly frightened, upon
tho ground.
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Hsappsburg.

Ann Lurton, an old colored woman,
died at this place last Sunday, at the
ripe old age of one hundred years.
All crops looking wellin this neigh
borhood. Most of the farmers have
finished putting out potato sprouts.
Mr.. Ben Guy was thrown by a
mule last week and SO seriously hurt.
that the loss OF his mind, it is feared,
will be the result of the accident.
Commencing with Tuesday, the
shipments from this station every
day since have been very large. On
the first day 800 baskets Of p as,
large shipment Of berries and other
produce were forwarded TO market.
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EstGntfa

The Accomac Club regatta will he
held Saturday, May 28th, instead of
June 11th, as formerly published.
Tho following prizes will be given
by the club:
Free-for-all race, "a feet and under,
first prize gold watch and chain; sec
ond prize silver caster.
Skiff race, 16 feet and under, first
prize gold watch and chain; second
prize silver knives and forks.
Batteau race, 16 feet and under,
first prize gold watch and chain; sec
ond prize silver watch and chain.
Batteau race, IA feet and under,
first prize gold watch and chain; Sec
ond prize silver watch and chain.
There will be special premium
given by q member Of the club for 10
feet batteau class.
The public is cordially invited-re-
freshments and o good time for all.
Should the 2sth be stormy, the regat-
ia will be held the next fair day.
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Rcllo Maven.

Mr.. VIM. ]. Wyatt, quite sick OF
late, is out again.
Fine display of buffet is, rarlor and
chamber suits at Belle Haven Furni-
ture Co. recently opened in our town.
Mr.. John c. johnson died at his
home, near Wardtown, on Thursday,
10th inst, of consumption, aged 4S
years.
Mr.. WIN. T. Ashby sold his farm in
Occahonnock Neck, containing about
200 acres, last week, to parties in
Philadelphia, for the sum of $4,000.
The farm has one of the most val
liable oyster fronts on Eastern Shore,
and cheap.for that reason, though
the general opinion seems to be, that
it was sold at fancy figures.
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RESOLUTIONS. or Respect.


At regular meeting OF P1nGo-
teague Lodge, No. 690, ]. 0. Ct. T.,
h6ld May 1Tth, 1892, the following
preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, it has seemed good to our
Heavenly Father to remove from his
place among us, by the hand of death,
our beloved brother, Thomas G.
Pitts, and,
Whereas. lit is proper that this
Lodge should give expression to
sense of it's LOIS in the death Of our
brother and should place on record
it's appreciation of his merits and
services. Therefore be it resolved,
LIST, That in. the death of brother
Pitts this Lodge loses on earnest and
efficient member, and the cause OF
temperance a true friend and Jealous
advocate.
end, That while we sincerely mourn
the loss of our brother, and shall sad
ly miss him from our fraternal circle,
vet we desire to bow submissively to
the will OF Him who doth not willing
ly afflict the children of men.
3rd, That we will ever cherish the
memory of our brother and will strive
to initiate him in his consistent life.
and in his devotion to the great cause
in whrh he was IL co-laborer with us.
4th, That this Lodge tenders its
heartfelt sympathy to tho family
and relatives of the deceased in this
their sad bereavement.
9Th, That these resolutions be en-
tered upon the minutes OF the Lodge
and that q copy OF them he sent to.
tho family of or departed brother,
and another cepy tn the PENINSULA
ENTERPRISE for p,lb;i:.ation.
J. n. HEHARp, SR.,
J. M. ANDERSON, Com.
T. T. BoGGs,
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In Chancery.

The object of this suit is to assign
dover to the widow of Peter Crock
EFT, deceased, in the real estate
whereof he died seized and possessed,
and for partition in kind if practical
BILE of said real estate amongst the
heirs at law of said dccedent, and if
not practicable to sell the same tor
division amongst the said heirs at
law.
Affidavit having been made before
the clerk of tile said court that the
defendants Peter Parles, Ellen Evans,
William Evans, Rachel Crockett and
Lewis H. Crockett, are non-residents
OF this State, on tho motion of the
plaintiffs, by their attorneys, is
ordered that they the said IN
residents, do appear here vein
fifteen days after duo publication
!. of this order and do what is necessary
oprotect theirinterests;and that this
order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the PENINSU-
La ENTERPRISE, a newspaper pub
lished at Accomack G. H.. Virginia,
and also posted at the front-tloor 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.
Quinby 81 Quinby, p. q.
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Irorse,n TnRke Notice!

Futuritv stake races for 1899, o.
First stake for trotting foals of 1891
to be trotted at Cape Charles, Va,
during Fair of 1893. To this stake
the Chesape Ike Agricultural Asso-
clation will adj 5000.
To nominate colt. First payment
So. July l, 1892, when nomination
must be made; So January 1, 1893; SIS
July /, 1893, when colt must be
named, and $40 more to start.
Second stake-for foals of 1S92-to
be trotted in 1894. To this stake the
Association will add $500.
To nominate u mare, s. July /,
1892, when nomination must be made.
First payment on foal, So, January l.,
1893; sncord payment on foal, SIS, July
/, 1873; third payment on foal, IS, jan
uary 1, 1894; fourth payment on foal,
SO. July /, 1884, when colt must be
named, and $50 mole to start.
National rules to govern.
Open to Virginia, Maryland, and
Delaware.
Address all nominations and in
quiries to
AT. LEATHFRBURY,
Secretary.
Machipungo, Va.
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NEIGUBoRH0OD NOTES.
ChtmcotcnGue.


Best creamery butter at Matthew
store at 80 cents per pound.
Mrs. Eliza Cherricks died on the
22d inst, after long illness, aged 81
years.
Capt. John w. Bunting is building
large wharf in front of his property
between Island Hotel and Atlantic
Hotel.
Misses Ida Matthews, Florence
Davis, George Tracey, Josie Chopper
and Mollie Stevens-all closed their
schools on goth inst.
Quite number of people here this
week from mainland, to rent homes,
failed to secure them as every dwell
ling on our Island is occupied.
A few weeks ago, Jos. L. Kenney
started a delivery family supply
wagon in connection with his store
to .day there are four with a prospect
of four more.
Our oyster season, whicll-closes on
aOth inst, has been q fair one. The
bivalve needs rest and our people
are too law-abiding, it is hoped, to
disturb it's summer repose.
Mr.. Charles Jefrries and Miss Cor
nclia Cherricks, were married on the
10Th inst, Rev. F. j. Wooden, off,
ciating. A reception was held at
the croom's home and supper served
to q large concourse of friends. They
were the recipients of many hand
some presents.
Miss Mollie Stevens, one of our
pretty teachers. left for Baltimore
on Goth inst, to remain until the Tth
of next month, when Rev. W. Russell
Collins, OF Philadelnhia, will claim
her as his bride. She was accom-
panied by Miss IIa NJ. Matthews,
one of her bridesmaids.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
n. Palmer, F. Hornthall, New York
O. W. Byrd, BIZ tiinorc; j. W. Riley
and vito. Fort Hunter, Pa; G. E.
Bulsford AMI wife, Miss NJ. Cudlom,
Harrisburg, Pa: e. 3. Davidson
Milford, Del; Miss NJ. L. Perry
Lynchburg, Va; Rev. R. B. Scott
and wife, Thos. D. G. Glib and wife
Miss Anne NJ. Scott, Miss Mary j
Scott, W. ]. Glib, Accomac.
Ourpeople were swindled to thetune
of several thousand dollars some time
ago by the collapse o. the Diamond
League, and the latest advices are
that the greater part OF $1,000 re-
Gently invested ly them in the
american Fraternal Circle" has
gone where the "woodbine twineth.'
The prospect of the failure of the
Order has caused great excitement
here. as most of the people Interest," ed
are poor and could not afford to be
swindled as they have been.
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the following real estate OF which
Edward L, Willis died seized and pos
sessed:
1st-Farm of 100 acres, more or less,
situated within one mile of Exmore
Station. and 81 miles of Belle Haven,
with dwelling Of four rooms in good
repair and all necessary outbuildings
thereon. Tho land is high, easily
cultivated, we'll drained, adapted to
the growth of all kinds of trucks and
has abundant resources of pine shat
tiers, woods mould, sc. It is conven-
lent to churches, schools and station,
aud located in the midst of O. thrifty,
industrious, intelligent and refined
people.
Clubhouse and lot at Willis Wharf,
of one-half acre. more or less. The
dwelling recently built contains eight
large rooms, is in excellent repair and
in 100 yards of wharf, from which
steamer makes trips a week to Hog
Island. Three oyster shocking houses
doing largo business, are located in
the immediate vicinity. The proper
ty is especially desirable to parties
who wish to purchase same for q
Club House. Its one mile of Exmore
Station.
Terms made known on day of sale.
For further particulars write to
ZoRo WILLIS, Agent,
Exmtge, Northampton county, Va.
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Festival, und Eu,eriaInmens.

There will be a festival and evening
entertainment at Temperanceville,
June 9th prox., for the benefit of the
church at that place. A brass band
has been engaged, and supper, ice
cream, confectioneries, Sc, will be
provided for the occasion. The en-
tertainment at night will consist of
dramas, music, vocal and instrumen-
tai, recitations. hoop drill, Sc. There
will be a lawn tennis tournament be-
ginning at o'clock p. N. II weather
should be very inclement, the exer-
cises will be postponed until the next
fair day. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
COMMITTEE
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MARGARET AcADEMY-A compe-
tent teacher is wanted to conduct q
school ut Margaret Academy. AS
chairman of the committee appointed
by the trustees to take charge Of the
matter, I shall be glad at an early
day to hear from all persons disposed
and qualified to engage in this bust
ness. The trustees arc able to offer
favorable Inducements for opening q
good school at the Academy. Com
munic ttions on the subject should at
once be addressed to me at Onancock.
John w. II. Parker
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arainSt

Mary Crockett, Eliza Parks and
John Edward Parks, Ellen Evans
and William Evans, Margaret Crock
EFT and Elisha Crockett, zipporah
King and Addison King, Rachel
Crockett and Lewis H. Crock ett, John
Parks, Jay Parks, Hester Parks, Pc
ter Parks and Rebecca Parks, the
last four named of whom are infants
under the age Of twenty-one years.
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J. NJ. ANDERSON

The Ministerial Aid Society of Oak
Grove church will have a festival and
other amusements at the Fair
Grounds, on Mon1ay, June 9Th, be-
ginning at p. N. Supper also will
be served, followed by an entertain
ment at 1880, consisting of the thrill
ling drama, "Under the Laurels, :"
and a comedy Admission q cents.
If Monday is inclementit will be held
the next fair day. W. N.
The ladies OF the Southern Metho-
dist Church, Onancock. are prepar-
ing q sumptuous feast which they
will serve their patronizing friends
in the Town Hall lot, Monday after
noon and night of June 9th. There
will be other attractive features in
connection with the supper. The
financial object of the entertainment
is to pay q debt due South Accomac
Circuit by division of Onancock par
sonage property. B.
May 25th, 1892.
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BoAnD1NG-Mrs. Lille DIX Nelson,
formerly of Accomac county, but now
of Baltimore, has opened a large aud
com1nodious boarding house and
wishes patronage of her friends. Her
house is centrally located, convenient
to several lines of cars, S37 w. Fayette
street. Will meet patrons at South
street depot when notice is given.
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MARRIED.

BULL-s1MrsoN-May 18th, 1892
near Messongo Bridge, by Rev. j. L..
King. James H. Bull to Miss Melvina
O. Simpson.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10th,
1892, at Temperanceville, by Rev.
John W. Nicholson, John w. Mar.
shall to Miss Elishea A. Landing.
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FARM Fon RENp DURING 1893 =
Holly Grove, the old Edward c..
Satchell farm, near Franktown.
Comfortable dwelling. good out
buildings, land well adapted TO truck
ing and resources ample Drill. Har-
manson, Pungoteaguc.
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To LOVERS OF MUsIe-Tho Maps
willie Cornet Band offers its servicesd
to the public for the present season.
on reasonable terms. We are prepared
to fill all engagements at the shortest
notice. For further particulars ap
ply to John L. Rayfeld, Secretary,
Mappsville, Va.
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Ho! For THE BEAcH-The under
signed is prepared to take parties
from any landing on Folly Creek to
any point on the seaside during SUM-
mer. Accommodations comfortable
and sate-charSes reasonable. Adj
dress Polk Lang. Acc0mac C. e.,
care ESTE:,PR.sE office.
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uneIni.n "a tiers.

Mail remaining unclaimed in the
post oiIice ut Accom- u c. f., Va,
May 95th, 1892.
R. It. Heath, Henry Hope, Miss
Poseg Mason, Miss Lille Wright
GEO. T PARKER. Z. NJ.
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yIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for
the County of Accomack, on the Bird
Monday in May, a. D., 1892.
j. Dempsey Crockett and Matilda
Crockett. his wife $4,000. Pitts.