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To Develop Oyster Rods

The Isle of Wight Inlet and Oyster
Planting Company of Worcester
county, Md, has determined to go
ahead with the sailing of the Isle of
Wight, Assawoman and Sinepuxent
bays and their tributaries for oyster
planting and farming.
The company has an authorized
capital of $500, 600, and Baltimorean
has undertaken to promote the en-
terprise and raise funds for the work.
He expects to go to Connecticut in a
short time to interest the oyster deal
ers of that section in the project.
The franchise of the company au-
thorizes it to construct and maintain
2 canal across the narrow strip OF
land lying between the inland bays
of the Maryland coast and the Allan
tic ocean, thus impregnating the
bays with salt water and making
them available for oyster planting.
AS a reward for the construction and
maintenance of the canal, the COM
pany is given control of one half OF
the oyster beds in the inland bays.
Major Hutton, engineer of the Bal
timore harbor board, says the pro-
| ject is feasible, and the company has
determined to begin constructing the
canal at point opposite the st.
Martins river, above Ocean City.
1t is said that by producing cur
rent Of salt water from the ocean
through the bays an area of rs square
miles of oyster ground will be made
available 900 acres-capable of &C
commodating an annual oyster crop
of 4O,0O0,000 bushels, worth at the
landings about S2O,OO0,OO0. Chinco
league bay alone would give 40 miles
of oyster ground. The beds made
available for oyster planting would
practically extend between the Vir
GINA and Delaware State lines
Crisfield Times.
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The Oyster Navy.

A meeting of the Board of the Ches-
apeake and Its Tributaries was held
last evening at the Executive Man
sion. The session consumed several
hours and a great deal of business
was transacted.
Mr.. L. R. Stokes, Of Portsmouth,
was elected mate of the Accomac,
and the salaries of the officers and
crew of the vessel were fixed as
follows
Captain, J. H. Costin, 500 per
month"; Engineer, John F. Talbot,
S75 per month; Mate, L. R. Stokes,
500 per month; two firelnen, $95 per
month each; one cook, s35 per month,
and four seamen, s25 per month
each
The Accomac will be ready for ser
vice in few days A metal sheath
ing will be placed upon her bottom.
With this steamer the Virginia navy
consists Of four vessels 1.-TWO steamers
and two schooners) and will give the
oyster marauders a warm reception
Richmond Star.
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RoaI Estate at Auction.

John D. Grant, trustee, will sell at
Onancock, in front OF Parker's hotel,
on Saturday, September 90, A. d.
1894, at $50 o'clock p. M, a valuable
storehouse and lot in said town, be-
longing to the estate of the late Mrs.
Rose B. Tyler, deceased.
Thomas T. Gray, attorney-in-fact,
will sell at public auction, on Satur-
day, September 99d, on the premises
at present occupied by Mrs. Sally S.
Gray, several tracts or parcels of
lands in Chesconnessex Neck, belong
ing to the estate of Thomas r. Gray,
deceased. For full particulars see
posters.
John F. Nelson, executor OF VIM.
H. Marshall, deceased, will sell at
public auction, at New Church, on
Tuesday, September 18th next, the
undivided one-half interest of the
Solomon Warner farm" situated
between New Church and Oak Hall,
containing by estimation 107 acres,
more or less-and will rent for the
balance Of this year and for 1896
storehouse, granaries &c. The sale
of merchandise, consisting of dry
goods, notions, boots, shoes, hats,
caps, groceries &C., in storehouse OF
said decedent, at New Church, will
also commence on same day and be
continued from day to day until the
entire stock is disposed of. For full
particulars see posters.
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ParkHleY.

Miss Carrie johnson left a few days
ago for Kiowa, Kansas, to take
charge Of a school there.
The protracted meeting at Hunting
Greek church has been going on this
week, with several professions.
Rev. Mr.. O'Connor, of Parksley,
has been assisting in a protracted
meeting on Chincoteague Island.
The game of base ball last Friday
between Parksley and DR.. Mason's
team, resulted in favor Of Parksley
Misses Gertie Veasey,of Pocomoke,
Lilly and Bessie Van Dyke, Of Balti-
more, and Ella Dennis, Of Machipun
90, have been visiting Miss Ethel
Lewis this week.
Capt. J. B. Baylor arrived at Hun
ting Creek few days ago in hi
steam launch Petrol, to finish W
some work in surveying, but has left
for Chincoteague bay, and will pro
coed to survey the oyster grounds
there.
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Clothing at cost until September
18th, at Slocomb Bros,
Onancock. Va.
RESOLUTIONS of Respect.

At a regular meeting of Drum
mondtown Lodge No. 725, Independ-
ent Order of Good Templars, held
September Bird, 1894, the following
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, In the wisdom of God
sister Fannie J. Rowles has been re-
moved from our midst, by death,
and having been a member OF this
Lodge from its organization to the
time OF her death, and always inter
ested in it's success, and regularly in
our midst to encourage and help I'M
til prevented by failing health, there
fore, resolved,
/. That we feel keenly the loss of
one 80 fully identified with the work
of the Good Templars, and while our
hearts are sad, we bow with resigna-
ton to this dispensation of our Heav'
emily Father, and assure the sorrow
ing husband and relatives our deep
est sympathy.
2. That these resolutions be spread
upon our Minutes and published in
the ENTERPRISE.
w. F. HAYES,
MAY 0. CoLEBURN, Com.
r. w. BAGwELL,
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Atlantic.
Miss Florence Wood is visiting the
Misses Miles.

Miss Florence Wood is visiting the
Misses Miles.
Fodder saving and potato digging
keep our people busy.
The corn crop is far above an aAer.
age-indeed it is very fine.
Mr.. F. F. Taylor will leave next
Monday for Western Maryland Col
lege
Miss Sallie Floyd, of Northampton,
has returned home after visiting
friends in Atlantic and Horntown.
Misses BERTHE Lee. Mamie E. Par
sons and Mollie Taylor left Wednes
day for Farmville State Female Nor
NAL School.
There will be grand picnic and
fish party at Wishart's Point, Sep
TENDER ~ Boat sailing, refresh
ments and music will enliven the oc.
casion.
The NJ. P. Church has just painted
their building and will put in new
pews in few days. Then we will
have two of the most comfortably
seated churches in the county.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
ChtucOIeaguo.

CnluCOr0aEU0.
Solomon Hackerman, merchant, il
moving his stock Of goods from THU
place to Berlin, Nd, and will opeI
store there.
Mrs. John r. Walter, of Keller
Rev. Mr.. Jester and family, of Will
mingto, Del, and j. T. Kenney, o
Philadelphia, are visiting friendl
here.
Rev. j. T. Edmondson has accept
ed a position under Rev. H. MWhar
ton, Baltimore, and will move hi
family to that city about 18th o.
Septem Der.
S. E. Matthews has bought steamer
Lille Agnes, of Jackson & Co., Flor
ida, mail contractors, and will run
the mail under contrect with them
FROM Franklin City to this pl ACE fol
the next 81 months.
Three masted schooner S. G. Smith
went ashore on Assateague Beach
two miles above Assateague station
II O'Clock at night of LIST inst, and
remained there until $50 a. H., 3rd
inst, when she was pulled off by tue
boats. She was loaded with lumber
and was bound from North Carolina
to Boston, Mass.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week:
NJ. Coulter, c. R. Evans, E. B. Coal
ter, Baltimore; Z. G. Roach, H. Boas,
J. w. Jones, P. E. Hartman, NJ. H.
Middleton, Harrisburg, Pa; j. TRAY
ers, G. f. West, J. H. Price. wife and
daughter, Whining: on, Del; c. H.
Richardson, Snow Hill; E. B. David
son, w. D. Hicks, Milford, Del;
Misses Annie Fletcher, J. E. Selby,
c. w. S. Evans, j. Twyford, w. S. d.
Fletcher, Accomac.
Mr.. A. 7. Bowden was shot in his
bed through window, near which
he was sleeping last Saturday night,
and died in few hours thereafter.
At the coroner's inquest held over
the dead body, Irving. Sturgis testi-
fled, that he with twelve other young
men had been up the Island in search
of members of what is known here as
the "Sancti1ied Band" who have
made themselves offensive to the
citizens OF the Island generally by
their lewd habits, and that on their
return while near the residence of
Mr.. Bowden, he shot in the air to
brighten his companions and supposed
he accidentally shot Bowden. The
deceased was highly respected citi-
zen and his death has east gloom
over the whole Island. He was a
poor man and had wife and six
children dependent upon him for
support.
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Quarterly Conferences.

Rev. WIN. P. Wright, P. E., will
preach and hold quarterly confer
ences at the places and times men
toned below:
Sanford, Accomack Circuit, Sep
TENDER 18th and 10Th.
Sykes Island, Atlantic Circuit, Sep.
TENDER 10th and nth.
Harborton, Pungoteague Circuit
September 22d and 23rd.
Belle Haven, Belle Haven Circuit
September 23rd and Gath.
Capeville, Capeville Circuit, Sep
TENDER goth and 30th.
Cape Charles, September 3Oth and
31st.
Johnsons, Franktown Circuit, DC
tober 18th and Sth.
Oak Grove, Wachapreague Circuit
October 18th and 18th.
Drummondtown, October 18th ant
18th
Onancock, November 10th and 18th
Onley, November nth and 18TH.
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Big Sale or Poufos.

will sell at auction, Wednesday,
September 18th, at Parramore's
Beach Life Saving Station, about
seventy (7O) ponies, ranging in age
from last Springs colts to s year Odds.
These ponies are noted for being
the fin est and best. Buyers can he
suited for almost any size or purpose.
Sale begins at 10 q. H., sharp.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
Steamer Gem will leave Wacha-
preague at a. H., taking passengers
round trip for 30 cents.
Arrangements have been made for
bringing off all ponies at a reason
able price.
EDWIN T. POWELL.
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Why is the STANDARD the best
sewing machine on earth? Because
it runs lighter, faster and quieter,
and will wear longer than any other.
Ask those who use the Standard and
try one for yourself before buying.
Do you want your piano tuned?
Send me your name. 1 will have a
tuner down from Chas. M. Stieff's
factory in few days. II you want
to buy a piano or organ, write me. 1
have some rare bargains.
s. G. MCGRATH,
Onancock, Va.
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For Atlantic District.

For Atlantic District.
Observation-Disclosures Georgia H
Wescott, principals; Miss Maggie A
Jarman.
Sign Post-Mrs. E. J. Selby
Horntown-Miss Mollie Y. Gillespie
Wattsville-Miss Mollie r. Wallop
Atlantic-John s. Parsons, Miss
Flora K. Taylor
Assawalnan-Miss A. May Mat.
thews.
New Church-Rev. Geo j. Hill
Miss Lola White.
Oak Hall-Miss Rosa l.. Moore.
Temperanceville-C. E. Byrd, Miss
Carrie P Brodwater.
Hallwood-M Sarah r. Conquest
Pittsville-Not decided.
Jenkins Bridge-Miss Mamie Wat
son.
Messongo-E. G. Kellam.
Sanford Hargis, Miss Cerinda
Evans.
Sykes-John L. Taylor, Miss Ruth
Cutler.
Colored.
Horntown-Not supplied.
Friendship-E. Coston.
Jerusalem-E. M. Slocomb.
Mt. Zion-R. G.. Garnett.
st. Johns-Florence Price.
New Church-Not supplied.
I'D. PARSONS, Clerk.
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A. II. Bowtion Shot and KILLED.

Mr.. A. Thomas Bowden, as report
ed elsewhere in these columns, was
shot and killed last Saturday night,
at his home on Chincoteague, and
eleven young men charged with being
in the party that killed him, were
brought TO Accomac G. H., last
Wednesday.
Upon application for bail, Judge
Gillet, after hearing the testimony,
agreed to bail them under bond in
the penalty of 81, 900 each.
Henry Savage, Daniel Beebe and
Oliver H. Jester, three of the prison
ers, gave the required bail and were
released. The others. Irwin S. Stur-
gis. Fred Fresh, d. ]. w. Lewis, Ar
thur C. Byrnes, Vim. B. Mumford
Solomon Daisey, VIM. B. Bloxom and
John Daisry, in default of bail were
committed tn jail.
The young men were sent to jail
by Justice Maflit, after an inquest
held by him, assisted by Justice L. F.
J. Wilson, the verdict of the jury
being that A. Thomas BOwden came
to his death on the night OF Septem-
Der LIST, 1894, by bullet from pistol
fired in the hand of one Irwin s.
Sturgis and the rest of the crowd,
(given above), equally as guilty"
The circumstances under which
the fatal ahot was fired, az detailed
before the jury substantially were as
follows:
That Sturgis with the others, upon
invitation of some Of them, went up
the Island in search of man by the
name of Workman, who is a member
of what is known as the 'Sancti-
fed Bandn-that failing to find
Workman and "to get move on
him." as they declared was their in
tention, they started for home and
while on their way shell was thrown
against the house of John Bowden
and soon after the shot was fired with
the fatal result stated above. Ac-
cording to their own account, when
they started to look for Workman
none of them were armed, but on
the way somebody gave Irwin Stur
gis q pistol. He fired it in the air
and as he did not know Bowden and
could have no feeling against him,
that the ball from the same passed
through the window and killed Bow
den. appears to have been acciden-
tai.
The young men when they went in
search of Workmen made the mis-
take in attempting to punish him
for his immoralities by taking the
law in their our hands, but there is
no doubt that 80 great is the indig
nation of people of the Island gener-
ally against him and others of the
'Santified Band, that they reflected
by their action, the sentiment Of the
best people of the Island, and the
wonder is, that the lewd and lasciv-
ious habits of the Santified crowd,
practiced by them under the guise Of
religion, has not lead to bloodshed be-
fore.
The young men implicated in the
affair are among the best on the
Island, and no one more sincerely
deplores the killing of Bowden, we
presume, than they do.
Mr.. Bowden, though he had once
been member of the "Sanctified
Band" left them in August, when
the improper motives of the leaders
were disclosed to him, and it is stated,
SO great was his disgust for them,
that he was known to be in sympathy
with the crowd that went to drive
Workman from the Island.
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Whereas, it has pleased our all-wise
Father to take from us Mrs. Fannie
Rowles a useful member of our So
ciety and one whose memory is
cherished by us for her zeal and sym
pathy in our work, her upright char
acter and her many good qualities,
resolved,
That our Society has lost valued
and faithful member and one whom
we loved and honored.
That we do hereby tender our sym.
pathy to her bereaved husband and
family.
That these resolutions be copied in
our minutes, published in the ENTER
PRISE and copy sent to her family.
By order of the Ladies Working
Society OF the Drummondtown Bap-
fist Church. SECRETARY.
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Teach ers Appointed.
For Metomphin School District.

For Metomphin School District.
White.
Parksley-Miss Ethel 7. Lewis
principal; Miss Willie G. Wright.
Mappsville-V. s. Dietrich, Miss
Nellie Byrd.
Modestown-Miss Sallie Elder. Miss
Florence Wood.
Guilford-Miss Annie Russell.
Hopeton-Miss Lula White.
Leemont-Miss May Johnson.
Hunting Creek-W. s. B. Bond,
Miss Matte Churn.
Mearsville-John L. Taylor, Miss
May Bloxom.
Bloxom-Miss Belle Stokes.
Zion-Miss E. L. Core.
Masons- Sallie Dunton.
ubstitute-Miss Mamie E. Baum.
S. ]. LEWIS, Clerk.
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SCHOOL Of High Art,

Miss Yingling, late of Wilson Col
lege, Chambersburg, Pa, will open
her school at Wachapreague, on the
18th of September. She will teach
Painting, Music, French, Latin and
English. Only twelve pupils allow
ed. For board and tuition apply to
n. J. w. LECATO,
Wachapreague, Va.
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Temperance Rally and Fair

There will be grand temperance
rally and fair next Wednesday, 18th
inst, near Willis Wharf. Orations
will be delivered by prominent speak
ers. Supper will be served On grounds
at reasonable price-also ice cream
and other refreshments. Come one,
come all and have a good time.
WELCOME LODGE.
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Association Minutes Wanted.
Sept. Sd, 1894.

To persons having old minutes OF
the Accomack Baptist Association
will be glad to receive any Of the
minutes of the following years:
1910, II, t2, 10, IA, %, 25, &c, 81, %, 80,
30, 81, 80, SO. Sc, SO, 40, Al, 60, 81, IS
and 50.
These are wanted to make a COM
plete set for College. Doubtless
many persons may have, one OF
more Of these.
BEN. 7. GUNTER,
Accomack, Va.
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Dedication.

Grant Memorial NJ. P. Church will
be dedicated Sept. 9th. Ministers
from abroad will be present and Off
ciate. Preaching at $50 p. m. and
7.30. The meeting will be protrac
ted
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The reputation of the Maltby
House, Baltimore, for first-c class &C
commodations and low rates is fully
sustained under the present manage
ment. This fact with its central To-
cation should recommend it to all
travellers.
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Steam yacht Gem can be chartered
at a reasonable price to run parties
anywhere on the seaside. Will car
ry % to 30 persons comfortably.
n. B. RICH,
WnchapreaEue. Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTIcE-Twenty dollars
reward will be paid for information
that will lead to the arrest and con-
viction of the party or parties who
destroyed, stole or removed the signs
on my property or part, thereof,
known as Gargatha Beach and
bounded as follows: on the north by
deep water course between AS
savannah inlet and Gargatha in
let, east by the Atlantic ocean,
south by Gargatha inlet and
Kegotank bay. All persons also
are forbid cunning, oystering, or
egging on the same. VIM Walsh y
Co., Owners.
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II. .. AID W OItI fii
Chairman Dem. Co. Com.
Dedication OF Broadwntcr Chapel.

Broadwater Chapel will be dedica-
ted next Sunday, 9th inst. Revs. 7.
N. Potts and G. D. Crawley are ex.
pected to conduct the services. Ar
rangements will be made for all to
be seated that will come.
w. L. ELZEY,
Sec. OF Committee.
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NOTICE. intend to make trip
through the Peninsula this Fall for
the purpose of handling colts and
horses, and all persons desiring my
services will please write to me at
Melville, Delaware, or leave their or
ders with my local agents, viz: w. s.
Holland, HOMETOWN, H. 7. Mason,
Bloxom, G.. Lloyd Doughty, Accomac
C. H, o. D. Doughty, Belle Haven,
]. a. Jarvis or Fl. L Upshur, East
Vile, William Handy, Cheriton. w.
B. Wilson, Cape Charles.
S. J. Belts.
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Nor1cK-All persons indebted to
the firm of Trader & German are re-
spectfully but most earnestly re-
ouested to come forward and settle
their open accounts on or before the
25th day of September, as we intend
to close our books by that time.
Trader & German.
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FARM For RENT-A 2 horse farm
ON Chincoteague bay, near Horn
town, to rent for 1895, or longer, to
one who can bring satisfactory ref
erences as a good trucker. For par
ticulars write in person, and send
references as to ability and character,
to, Business, 900 Spears Wharf, Bal
timOre, Md.
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NOTICE. hereby offer for sale at
and below cost all my stock of gener.
al merchandise except groceries. All
persons indebted to late firm of b. U.
Doughty s. Son, are earnestly re-
ouested to settle with me by Septem-
Der 10Th, or after that date they must
settle with Mr.. Ohio F. Mears. b. u.
Doughty, Exmore, Va.
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FOR RENT-For the year 1895, a
large and convenient store hous +,
known as Red Hill. r. 7. Christian,
Keller, Va.
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FoRSALE-Fourlarge young mules
Will sell cheap. George P. Parks,
Parksley, Va.
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FOR SALE-Pocostin canoe, 81 feet
long. 6 feet . inches wide. W. Il.
Somers, GAINESVILLE. Va.
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WAyrED-A cook, chambermaid
and man fond of fishing and oyster
ing. G.. Lloyd Doughty, Accomac
G.. H.
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NoTrcE-Bids for coal for Lee Dis
trict schools close September 18th
inst. Thos. C. Kellam, Clerk of
Board.
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NoTIcE-The time has come when
we must close our business, and we
insist, that all parties indebted to us
must come forward and settle, to
save further trouble. L. H. Ames y
Son, Pungoteague, Va.
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Democratic Mass Meeting.

To the Democrats
l hereby call mass-meeting OF the
Democrats of Northampton county
on September 10th, 1894, court day,
ut o'clock, for the purpose OF elect
ing a chairman and to reorganize the
party.
r. L. AILwoRTH,
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Nor1cE-I have 100000 feet of dry
lumber that must be sold. If you
need lumber of any sort it will pay
YOU big to see or write to me-must
close out my business here, and am
going to sacrifice stock on hand in
order to do so. No matter upon
what part of the Shore you live, it
will pay you to write for estimates.
n. w. Mock, Mappsville, Va.
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NoTIcE-Teachers of Lee District
who have not contracted before Sep
TENDER 18th, must wait until Gath, as
clerk will be absent between these
dates. 7. G.. Kellam.
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Ask your neighbor her opinion OF
Hiawatha flour. We refer you to
any one who has tried it.
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For SALE-House and lot at Parks
ley, at private contract. The house
is in good repair and will rent out
for $50 per year. Apply to John L..
Lewis, Parksley, Va.
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For RENT-For cash or share farm
near Marsh Market with plenty of re-
sources and in good state OF cultiva-
ton. Apply to JAS. A. Hall, Marsh
Market, Va.
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WnchapfeaEue, ' 4.