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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-09-23
Rambler

Mr.. Editor; Will you kindly allow
lie brief space, in your most popu-
lar weekly" that may express my
extreme admiration OF the little
Town OF Wachapreague." 1t is
doubtless well known TO all Accomack-
ians, yet | ain quite sure lew appre-
ciale the charming little summer re
sort they have i'll their midst
Enough cannot be said of lis numer
GUS attractions. One has to be ac-
customed To the whirl, din and con-
fusion OF Il reaJ bustling city ~ fully
enjoy WacnapreaSue, with its
glorious abundance Ot pure sea air,
auu its broad eXpause VI meadow
green, with ever aud anon u glimpse
VI ola OCEAN as IL lOOms up III lie
distance, signaling The advance vi
tne WIFI from The East. Nacha-
preague, from land or sea, presents d
picture worthy tile brush OF Il Ros-
seau or Dupre. May This little Town
pecume more universally Known, ana
It's popularity more wide. spread, eS-
peclally To tile pleasure seeking pub
TIC, tor / all convinced, that nowhere
could il lind mure real comfort and
pleasure with less expense, To Say
nothing about the pleasant accessor
les, VIZ cam meetings., fairs, Deuch-
parties Nc. Right heartily do COM
menu IL anu alao my most genial uosL
aud nusLe5o, Mr. and MIe. w. j. Dur
,Uu, With lnoIr uellSuLlul nome, ae
Vie most charming spoJ, To spend d
sunmer vacation. Their klnuness
aud sympathy III The dark hour OF
sorrow Will ever be remembered ny
one who came To then Il stranger.
May heavens choicest blessing be
JuelIs, lUr Lnelr unJlrlns attention 10
d luug sufferer. And To Jhe many
lrIeuus from WHO'LL We received Tile
hiuueeJ attention, We VIII say, UOu
Dlees you InUugn tlnged with EAU
ness our stay Ill Wachapreasue
among its people has been pleasant
aid il is with Regret, JnaJ We must
make our auleus, turn our face North
ward AID again enter lie bread
winning race among the Vast multi
uuue of our great metropolis. Fate
seems TO have decreeu, tnaG We shaii
march Win that great throng, Yet
our hearts are still loyal to The sweet
sunny South" ana forever sacred
must be our recUliectlons Of old AccO-
mac, for with It's soil We have Mill
gled the dust OF our beloved dead
10 this beautiful town we will not
say good bye, but 'au revoir," with
best wishes, for its advancement
toward the highest pinnacle OF sue.
cess. We would at any time gladly
welcome any of its kind people TO our
great city and do our best to convince
them that Southern hospitality exists
even in New York.
Sojourner.
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NEIauBORH0OD NOTES.
Ounnc0ck.

The schools of Miss Tyler and Miss
Constance Taylor have opened with
larger attendance than formerly.
Mr.. r. L. Shield has been in the
northern market for the seasons
stock of merchandise, and returned
to-day.
Finishing work is being done on
the III. E. Church, South. The steeple
was capped this week, by hand
some WE athervane.
Mrs. Mccoy, of N. c., formerly Miss
Copes, of this county, is a guest at
the home of Mr. Geo. G. Wasou,
near here.
Buyers are attracted to the closing
ont sale of Slocomb Bros. On Satur-
day the auction of notions and milli-
merry held good crowd.
Miss Lizzie Bell, of Northampton
Co., passed through town recently
en- route to 81 school in Penn, via
steamer of the B. G. & A. Railway Co.
Mr.. j. D. Hank, Jr., left on Tues
day for the University of Va, and
Messrs. Wales and Manning Hank
left at the same time for Randolph
Macon College.
The opening OF the schools has
brought many people in town during
the past two weeks. Our streets
show life and business has greatly
improved.
There are several new operators
entering the shirt factory. Enough
should come in at this season to take
every machine and run steadily
through the winter.
In this vicinity the question OF
organizing produce exchange is Of
great interest and is being much dis
cussed. There are, as expected,
many opinions ana many criticisms
as to the policy of the promoters.
Mr.. Geo. P. Parks, of Leemont, has
leased the Jas. C. Weaver place and
will dwell here after this year, retir-
ing from the saw mill business. MIR
Weaver will discontinue house keep
ing and make his home with his chill
dren.
Mr.. r. 7. Anes, who has been i'll
the " hite Mountains OF n. h. for
thirty days, past, living above the
hay fever line, will probably return
to the Shore soon, being induced by
the very pleasant weather prevailing
here.
MIR. Grin F. Taylor, late salesman
for Mr.. Edmund Bagwell Parker.
grocer, left this week to accept q po-
sition in the office Of the Allen s. Gin
ter cigarette factory, Richmond, Va
His position here has been filled by
MIR. l. w. Baswell, Jr.
Mrs. Christina Burton Nottingham,
wife of MIR. A. NJ. Nottingham, died
on Saturday afternoon, the 10th inst.'
after many years of suffering from
pulmonary consumption. Funeral
services were held on Monday after"
noon, at their home, conducted by
Rev. j. D. Hank and Rev. }. Carson
Watson. There was Il large congre-
cation OF relatives and friends. The
iutermeut was in the Onancock ceme-
tary.
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proauce Exchange movement.

The meeting OF persons interested
in organizing a Produce Exchange
for the Eastern Shore and in better.
ing the present prices of potatoes was
duly called to order at Onley last
Saturday by Chairman Quinby as ad
vertised. There was a lair attend
ance and those present were leading
men from ali sections OF the two
counties.
On motion of MIR. j. H. Roberts the
hour Of meeting at Exmore OIL next
Saturday WAS changed 10 o'clock,
y. H., in order to enable persons from
Accomac to 90 down Oh the after
noon train that day.
The purposes and proposed meth
DDS oil the organization were discuss
ed in detail by w. l.. E.zey, Secre-
tary, and Messrs. j. b. Roberts, Ben
Il. Gunter, l.. }. hyslup, l.. L. LeCa-
to, A. j. McMath and others, and Oh
motion OF MIR. McMath the chairman
appointed committee OF twelve to
reduce to writing such plan of or
ganization as they deemed most suit
able for the Exchange and to make
report OF the same at the meet
ing ut Exmore next Saturday. The
committee as appointed is composed
of Messrs A. j. McMath, Ben. L.
Gunter. John II. Roberts, VIM. b.
Pitts, L. j. Hyslup, L. t. leCato, g.
Walter Mapp, John H. Ayres, W, L.
Eizey, John T. Wilkins, VIM. e.
Thomas and Thos. B. Quinby; and
they were empowered 10 send cub
committee from their bocy to New
Jersey, Delaware or elsew here should
they deem it necessary for the pur-
pose of learning the methods OF con.
Quoting similar organizations now
existing in other trucking sections.
Subscription lists were opened to
those wishing voluntarily to sub.
scribe but it was deemed best not to
urge futher subscriptions until the
committee above named had made
its report.
The meetings so far fixed are: Ex-
more next Saturday, Parksley, Sat-
urday, September Both, Eastville,
Saturday, October 9TH, and Hall>
wood, Saturday, October 14th, and
other meetings will be determined
on and advertised IN time to give due
notice of the same.
1t seems apparent from the class OF
persons attending these meetings and
the intelligent discussions of the
matter that are being heard THAT the
leading men on the Shore are giving
the movement careful and detailed
thought, and the opinion seems to be
that practiful results can and will be
arrived at for marketing next sea-
sons crops in a very advantageous
way.
From a canvass among persons
present it was learned that the sweet
potato crop this year is consider
ably short, especially the latter crop,
and resolutions were passed request
ing the potato buyers on the Shore
to try to advance the price this week
to $100 net to the grower.
W. l.. Elezey, Sec'Y., pro TEN.
Sept. 18th, 1899. Exmore, Va.
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Cnincoiaaguo.
Mrs. Mary Burch died on the 9th
inst. aged about G5 years.

Mrs. Mary Burch died on the 9th
inst. aged about G5 years.
D. ]. Wheaton s. Co. have open>
ed up their shuckiug establishment
Rev. D. P. Sanderlin is assisting IN
u revival meeting on the bayside ana
at Sa1is-
Our saloons have changed their
signs for ice cream and milk shakes,
to o, sters in every style
Schooner Maggie Davis arrived
this week from Norfolk with u cargo
of building material.
The Atlantic hotel has been filed
far the last two weeks to its utmost
capacity with sportsmen and North
ern tourists.
Samuel Hudson. of Wiliamsville,
Del, has purchased storehouse Of
Mr.. Charles Collins and opened up a
general store.
Mrs. Mollie Wheaton and son left
this week with Mrs. j. b Wheaton
for the home of the latter in North
Carolina to spend the winter with
her.
Henry Richardson, engaged for
several years in growing oranges and
pineapples in Florida, which didn't
pay him, because of the cold winters
OF late years, has located here and
will try the oyster business.
Mrs. j. E. Matthews is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. G, P. Jones at
Townsend, Del, Miss Annie Jones,
OF Pocomoke, is the guest of Miss
Kettle Smith, Miss Minnie Mason OF
Accomac C. H., the guest of Mrs
Sallie Lewis and Mrs. Frank Hollis,
of Salisbury, is visiting her sisters,
Mrs. ]. NJ. and Miss BERTHE Burch.
Steamer Mable Bird, the largest
fishing boat ever in our harbor, ar
rived this week. w. G. Bunting, OF
this place, is the captain in charge of
her and won his promotion to her a
few weeks ago, from the smallest
boat belonging to his Company to
the best by his superior qualifications
as Il fisherman His catch III the last
four weeks has been 4 millions OF fish
and aggregates for this season $
millions
Arrivals at Atlantic hotel this
week: F. L. Clark, NJ E SelbY, j.
F. Bowen, L. E. Brooks, J. H. Mel
vim, l.. II. Melvin, L. c.. Jacobus, h.
E. Day, a. L. Money, T. H. Mears,
Baltimore; Capt. G. A. Abbey, N. "
Albert Rutter, E. G. Roach, w. B.
Niche, P. a. Hartman, Harrisburg;
Col E, Il. Stacy, Dover; L. L. Derrick.
son and wife. Berlin; DR.. W. a.
Taylor, R. F. Powell, Stockton; II.
5. Rogers, j. w. Broughton, Acco-
mac. j. j. Landlord, Northampton
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lKlu GOODS! = lRW GOODS!
For Autumn and Winter I80o==I0oo.

buyer in the city this week. looking bargains and
the very effects of the season. you wish the latest and
your money call after September 9th We
have everything worth having We buy direct from
spot that enables to sell lines
small profit and cheap merchants pay for them
Our largest selected Of the county,
which prove any competent Judge very few min
the following questions if can How is it
get double the price hides? We doing
every day and it to Come and see How is 1t
advanced from $500 $4,000 only
getting from $O $7 but this
stand very long, if wait will have to ad
from So 80 stove Will you buy now or wait and
advance? We lead Furniture buy direct from factory
possible spot cash prices only small profit Bring
your orders and be convinced that the Furniture eo
pie All cash buyers should give call before buying
and goods represented don't buy We anxious
whether you not Call early while stock is
complete and oblge,
respectfully,
MET TO-
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TarApfey.

We regret to announce the serious
illness of our townsman, Mr.. John T.
Scott.
Mr.. E. S. Pond, of southampton
Co., is visiting his College-mate, MIR
T. Ryland Sanford.
Miss Mabel Sanford, of Vienna Md.
is visiting at the home of Rev. NJ r.
Sanford
Mrs. Sallie Colona has bought lot
on Adelaide St., and proposes to erect
handsome dwelling.
Mrs. MARYLAND, of Washington,
spent last week with her sister, Miss
Kitty Copes.
Mr.. T. Ryland Sanford preached
for Rev. ]. b. Pruitt last Sunday at
Pocomoke City and Pitts Creek.
The residence of MIR. E. Il. Park',
on Bennett st., is nearing comple-
ton.
Mr.. John Tull had the misfortune,
this week, of having two of his I'm
gers severely mashed in cider mill.
Rev. W. F. Sanford will preach his
fifth anniversary sermon here next
Sunday night at eight O'Clock.
Capt. E. F. Lockett. of Crewe, Va,
has returned home after short visit
to his former pastors, Revs Sanford
and Spencer.
Mr.. Wiltbank, our popular cashier,
has been quite sick, but is now rapid
ly improving. Mr.. Matthews of Chin
colleague is discharging the duties at
the bank.
Several of our young people are
making their summer visits. Hiss
Margaret White is with Miss Selby,
Of Oak Hall, Misses Carrie Wise, Eula
and Emma Johnson with friends at
New Church.
Mr.. D. H. Bovine and daughters,
Misses Elizabeth and Adela, of Phila. I,
and Miss Salome Wingate, OF Wash
ington, who have been visiting the
family of Mr.. d. H. JohnscD, have
returned to their homes.
The Jr. o. u A. Nj. OF our town
celebrated their second anniversary
on Wednesday, 18th of this month.
A flag was placed upon our public
school building, speeches were made
by Rev. Mr.. Burke, OF Onancock, aud
Mr.. Il. Ryland Sanford. OF this place
The day was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. E. o. Causy, MIR. R. A. Causy,
MIR. K. J.. Parkes and Miss Katie
Sledge left this week for Baltimore;
Mrs. NJ. L. Lewis and Mrs. Addie
Parks for New York; Miss Emma
Causy for school at Reliance, Val
Miss Bessie Mason for Western Mary.
land College; Miss Sadie Mathews for
the State Normal at Farmville;
Messrs, Preston Parks, Willie and
Charlie Byrd for the Windsor Acad-
envy; Roy D. White, J. Harry Rev
and Il. Ryland Sanford for Richmond
College.
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unc,nrn, cd Letters.

In the Post Office at Accomac, Va.
month ending September 39th, 1899.
Mrs. r. E. Floyd, Miss Annie john
son. Mrs. Abbie Mears, Mr.. Frank
Anderton, Mr.. Edward Bagwell, MIR.
Charlie Fletcher, Mr.. Scar Hope, Mr.
r. n. Lewis, MIR. Henry Poulson,
Eddie Rosetta, R. H. Riley, Jr., Mr.
James 7. Walkley.
Persons claiming the above will
please say advertised" and give date
of this list.
Henry G. White. Sr.. p III.
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Gard of Thanks.

After October 1st, / will be with
the Cape Charles Ice s. Lumber Co.,
Cape Charles, where shall be pleas
ed to be of service to all my friends
who have 80 kindly given me their
work in Accomac. AIN deeply CRATE.
full and thank them, one and all, who
have in the past so kindly given Inc
employment in my line OF business
John o. Taylor
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JeRRins' Bridgc.

Miss Sadie Dickerson, of Baltimore
has been visiting her many friends
around the Bridge
Miss Cerinda Evans after vaca>
ton in our midst has returned to
Newport News to resume her school.
Accomack Academy, with Mr.
Waddell OF Washington and Lee in
charge, has opened up in a flourish
ing condition.
The ladies of Emmanuel P. E.
church contemplate holding a fes>
tival at some near day in the inter
est OF their work.
There never has been such sea-
son cf discomfort among farmers, as
at present. Oppression-the burden
OF wears is truly, as Markham puts it,
making the man with the hoe, q
brother of the OK Let farmers be-
stir themselves and assert and gain
their independence.
The services which have been held
in Emmanuel P. E church during
the summer by Mr.. Edgar II. Dicker-
son, of University OF Va, lay read.
err. have been discontinued, to the
regret of its members, Mr.. Dickerson
having entered the Theological Sem
mary at Alexandria as postulant
for Holy orders.
Mfr. Thomas Sunderland Evans, of
Texas, and Miss Bette Blanche
Fletcher, of Shamrock" this place,
were united in holy matrimony on the
morning Of the SIXTH of September, at
.iev. o'clock, by Rev. MIR. Burks, of
Accomack c. H. Promptly at the
appointed hour, Messrs. Dick and
Don Fletcher, ushers, laid the rib.
bons aside and the bridal party en-
tered to the beautiful strains of 10
hengrins wedding march rendered
bv Mrs. Frank Fletcher. First came
Miss Annie Fletcher, sister OF bride,
with Mr.. Joseph Wilson, of Cape
Charles, as groomsman, then the
groom accompanied by MIR. r. L..
Fletcher, brother OF the bride as best
man, lastly the bride leaning on the
arm of her father, Mr.. Spencer D.
Fletcher. The church had been ar
tistically trimmed with golden rod,
and the brown travelling dresses of
the party blended harmoniously with
the soft golden yellow of the decora-
tions, making it scene not soon to
be forgotten.
There were many beautiful pres
ents, old heir>looms-good wishes for
the happy couple-and friends from
distant lands to see the twain made
one.
The bridal ?party were driven to
the station at Oak Rall, where they
embarked on Nothern trip of a few
days-then South where they will
! live on large ranch in Uvalde
county, not far distant from the old
historic town of San Antonio.
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punEatenSue.

Miss Annie Mister is the guest OF
Mrs. Baily Stewart Of Northampton.
Miss Leila Warren returned home
this week from visit to relatives and
friends in Northampton county.
Miss Minnie Wescott left Monday
for Blackstone Institute to accept
situation to teach this year.
Miss Bessie Doughty left Friday for
Baltimore to accept situation in
that city.
Miss Jennie Smith, of Baltimore,
who has been visiting friends and
relatives of this place returned to her
home Tuesday.
Miss Susie Warren left Tuesday
for school at Richmond Wonans Col
lege; Powell Wescott, Harry Lee
Ames, Fred Kellam for Randolph
Macon College, Ashland, Va.
The young man who gave an exhl-
bition as tight rope walker at the
Keller fair and who afterwards was
so seriously injured at the colored
peoples fair is in this town, paralized
from his waist down and sufferer
beyond description. He is penniless
and needs constant nursing. The
people of the town SO far have sup
piled all his wants and given him all
necessary attention, but he must be
sick a long time and as a real object
of charity needs help from other citi
zens of the county. Contributions of
a dime or more sent to Mr.. H. G.
Walker will be applied to the care
and comfort of the invalid. He is
North Carolinian and has no friends
to care for him.
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PUBLIC AUcTIoN-I will sell at pub
lie auction on my premises, near
Pungoteague, on Wednesday,, Octo-
Der 4th, valuab BILE personal property,
consisting in part OF household and
kitchen furniture, farming imple-
ments, piano, pony, fine COW, sc.
Sale to commence at III q. IL. Posi-
lively no reserve bid on any proper
ty offered for sale. Terms made
known on day of sale.
James g. Doughty.
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OihieT.

Mr.. T. j. Scarborough and wife are
in Baltimore this week.
A Mr.. Crenshaw, OF Florida, made
a business trip to our town this
week.
Mr.. Charles Shield, formerly of
this county, but for the last 40 years
resident of California, paid our
town visit this week.
Miss Rennie May Savage opened a
private school here last Monday.
Miss Lille White, of Baltimore, was
here this week, the guest of Mrs. w.
F. White.
Messrs. Alb Ames and Norman Saw,
age are on the sick list this week.
Mr.. VIM. H. Waterfeld, critically i'll
of late, has recovered and is out
again.
The horse and carriage of Mr.. Ed
Bradford was taken aud used by
some person to him unknown, while
he was visiting some young ladies in
our town Saturday night. The
team was recovered next morning at
Bobtown.
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Call and examine our bargain coun

Call and examine our bargain coun
ter, upon which you will find many
very cheap shoes. You will find
many shoes there that are worth
double the prices for which we are
offering them, in order to close out
broken lots, sizes and out of style
goods They must go. Call early
and you will find it to your interest.
A dollar saved is dollar made. avail
yourselves of this rare opportunity.
Ashby & Beloat
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For RENT-A storehouse on Hog
Island. The house is now vacant and
can be occupied at any time. Size Of
the house 34x1S, two story with three
good sized rooms on the second floor
and sitting room and kitchen at
taehed. Suitable for family to live
in. Rent $75 per year. For further
particulars apply to
6 w. Doughty.
Broadwater, Va.
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Steady employment given. Good
wages can be made. Factory equip
ped with latest improved machines.
The Onancock Shirt Co.,
s. G. McGRArH,
General Manager.
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NoT1cE-All persons indebted to
DR.. Joseph E. Brodwater's estate for
medical account, will please pay same
as soon as possible to his daughter,
Miss Carrie p. Broadwater, Temper
anceville, who is authorized to give
receipt. ALI such accounts not paid
by November first, will be placed in
officers hands for collection.
M. Oldham,
Executor.
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NoTIcE-A hog, each ear splir, san
dy color, came to my home, near Ac-
comac G. H., about weeks ago. The
owner can get him by calling for him,
proving property and paying charges
Mary West
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NoTICE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cunning or hunting
on the farm known as the Counter
Farm occupied by us under penalty
of prosecution to full extent of the
law. James Baynes,
Edmond Snead.
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NoT1cE-Orchilla guano, the great
land improver, has produced better
results the past year than for years.
Can deliver it from 3 to days after
receipt of order by boat or rail. Price
,16 cash, SIT on time. F. o. B. Bal.
timore. Send your orders to
Conquest g. Tull,
Oak Hall. Va.
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Busincss Notices..

VESSEL PROPERTY For SALE-I
will sell at public auction, at Harbor~
ton, Saturday, October 18th, schooner.
j. Calhoun Johnson; pungy, Eliz-
Alice; and pungy, Mary Wesley.
These boats will be sold without re-
serve as have no one to look after
them
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Now is the time to SOW crimson
clover seed, for grazing or green soil
ing. Lloyd & Blaine, of Pocomoke
city will sell you good seed for 81 60
per bushel.
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Mrs. Malissa s. Marsh.

For SALE-At private contract the
house and lot in Pungoteague owned
by Miss Maggie Groton. For particu-
lars apply 10 b. Il. Gunter,
Agent.
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All persons who are indebted to
me by bonds OF open accounts are
requested to settle same on or before
September 25th, 1899. Thanking my
friends for past favors, l remain as
ever, yours respectfully,
A. G. James.
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A. Burke.

At the fourth quarterly conference
of the NJ. E Church South, stewards
were appointed as follows: For On
ley-A. J. McMath, s. r. Belote and
Jno. w. Rogers; Locustville-Dr'
Jno. w. Kellam, w. A. Burton, j. n /.
James and L. o. Watson; Drum
mondtown-Ernest Koenig, Carroll
Evans and Gilbert T. Mears; Amiss-
w. 8. B. Bond. G. Walter Mapp, A..
]. McMath and W. A. Burton were
slected superintendent of sunday.
schools for Drummondtown, Only
and louisville churches respect-
fully.
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For SALE-At private contract, the
Barbary, sloop rugged boat. She is
in good order, carries lao bushels OF
oysters in the hold and has good
cabin room. She is around bottom
boat and a good working boat to the
wiudward. For further particulars
apply to
Robert Warner.
Modestown, Va.
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For SALE-A house and IS acres of
land finely located on Onancock
Creek, of mile from the town OF
Onancock, by the undersigned.
d. J. Titlow,
Onancock, Va.
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For SALE-Set of dredges, cranks.
rollers and general dredger's outfit,
cheap. Apply to
q John b. Adams,
Gargatha, Va.