Dr. LeCato championed the bill on
the part of the seuate. Mr. Sears, ol
Mathews,also spoke earnestly for the
repeal of the law. Mr. Kee/.ill want*
ed the law to remaiu as it is. He ad?
mitted that it was a game of politics,
but that as he thought tbe resull
would be beneficial he wanted it tc
remain. Dr. LeCato declared that il
was unquestionably true that it wat
a game of politics and he did nol
think the senate of Virginia would
give its countenance to such pro?
ceeding as follows:
(1.) An act to repeal au act ap
proved April 2, 1902, which authoriz
ed the board of fisheries to dee! tr*
certain laud within the Baylor sur
vey on the eastern side of Accomac
to be barren area and open for plant
ing oysters and authorize the assign
ment of same for planting purposes
The repeal act approved April 2
1902, which authorizes the board ol
fisheries to readjust the Baylor sur
vey on the eastern side of Accomac
and Northampton counties and in
elude any omitted natural rocks.
The rules were suspended anc
both bills passed.?Virginian-Pilot
B ualneoH !\oll?-?.
Notice?The 11th Annual Fair o
Onawa Social Union, near Mapps?
burg station, Va., will commenci
August 26th, 1902, and continue foin
days.
Southey Collins, President.
Eastville, Va.
Alexander Booker, Secretary,
Belle Haven, Va.
Foil Rknt?For year 1903 twe
farms, at Guilford, one at present oe
cupied by me, the other known ai
Russell farm, each a two-horse farm
improved by good dwelling and nec?
essary outbuildings and with plentj
of resources. Will rent for share oi
money. For particulars apply to
John E. Russell,
Guilford, Va.
