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Anchor text: Some goods traveled along the coast, some down the Chesapeake Bay, and some down the Delmarva Peninsula over land to Accomac. From there, the supplies for the south crossed the Bay in small schooners and row boats, leaving from one of the inlets, including Pungoteague and Onancock, to York and Rappahannock on the western shore, where wagons would take the goods to Richmond (Mills:74-75)

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