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JOHN c. FREMONT'S MOTHER.

To the Observation-Disclosures John e. Fremont per-
mitted hs mother to die in the Aims House of Charles
ton, 5. C.T'-Co Yeadon, editor Of the Charleston
Courier, replies as follows through the N. l. Ne"';
Mrs Hale the mother Of Col. Fremont, died IN inc
village of Aiken s. c., and was buried in Charleston
Col f. having arrived in time for her funeral, per.
haps, but too late, learn, TO see her die do mol
know that Mrs. Hale was ever in the Aims House al
Charleston aud believe that she never was; OUT sun
she was recipient, to some extent the pubic cha
iy of the city of Charleston. Many years ago.
wealthy merchant of Chareston-a Scotchman oy
birth, named Alexander as-bequeathed mag
nifcent donation TO- establish in Chareson an nstl'
tuition or dispensary, to furnish medicine aud medi'
cal attendance gratuousy, to the poor OF the city
The institution was accordingly established ana
still eIsts in Char-ston, under the name OF inc i
Shirras Dispensary," and / am ono Of its Board OF
Commissioners, by appointment Of the City C9uncl'
of Chnrlestun. 1t is chiefly, however, under me SUI
perntsndence Of the Mayor of Charleston tho fIes''
dent of the Medical Society of and OF 'he
ST. Andrews Society Of Charleston. for the time being
who, by the will of the benevolent Shirras, are the
Trustees of the institution, and among other powers
and dues that Of annually eecting its physlclsns'-
DIR. Peter Porcher-a highly respectable gentlG',ti
and skilful physician Of Charleston-now ana io'
many yours past one Of the physicians OF Shlrras w?
pensary in Charleston, and personal friend ana III!
mate Of mine narrated to me in Charleston ana agal
recently at Saratoga Springs, where mel him 10 10, AG
gust last, the following particulars. That as Fn{eI
clan of Shrras' Dispeusary, he was called 6y NJ MRS
Hale, the mother OF John c. Fremont-now the FREE
Soil candidate for the Presidency-to attend her sn
being, ss she then erroneoualy thought threatene:
with cancer and he accordingly visited her graiul
tously, as beneficiary of the Dspensary, gvlnl
both medicine and medical attendance; and this al
time, he added, when that scamp, or shabby telo"
Fremont, was living in luxury with Col Benton :, !
Washington, as the husband of Col. BIS estnaol
daughter. DR.. Porcher added that Mrs. Hae-a re
spectacle and handsome woman- was at thar u'ii
maintaining herself washer. woman, by taxing
washing-several benevolent ladies in the neighooi
hood who took great interest III her, sending tae
clothes to her by their servants. to be washed by ne
and sending their servants for the clothes ~he
washed in order to lessen far possible the mum
| liatiuu other position.
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THE CONQUEROR AND PATll-FlNDER:'
20 Lhc EdiLorS of tkc EnlMircr.

10 the EdttOTS OF tSc E"y"""'
Gcntlemep:-Beiug curious to read 80 renowned
An advocate of Black Republcanism as the New
York Herald, borrowed, day or two ago. one OF
its September numbers. found it vehemently con-
de,nnatory of every candidate for the Presidency
except Fremont and John NJ. Bolts; It's lauuai'ons
conqueror Of California, aud the pathfinder. Ihe
ab,urdity of his being styled "eonqnrr0r Is TO De
ascribed to the extremes into which partlsans VIII
run II nv memory is not defective, he WIS an Of
6cer in the United States service, and was
tailed for some act or acts Of misconduct, or nsuoor
dinaon; and was about to be ccnsureG or dismissed
from the service, when no threw up his commission.
lie then became an adventarer to the " est anu
hunter after gems and precious metals; or, as tue
Herald calls him, path fndrr. 1t IS not easy 10
conceive how man of sensiby and honor, under
Col Fremonts circumstances, can endure THIS ue'lg-
nation. A very few years ago he led some thrty VI
forty highly respectable men, in tho deph ~ "'nier'
in one of his path explorations. They were oxer.a,
ken at the summit Of the Rocky Mountains by an
overwhelming snow storm. Their suherings were
poorly depicted by Col. Fremont himself "a hundred
or more, Of high priced and noble mules, IN irantc
despair plunged into the snow drifts and perlsheu'-
The heart was oppressed in rendiny this account
But what became of the men? Husbands and fathers
mis,ed by Col Fremont into this Wild mad enter.
terprise. Famine and death rewarded many or most
of them for their misplaced confidence III desperate
adventurer. "
This is a type OF wha, will befal our Union should
| the Black Republicans prevail.
But as the Roman people were insued by Caligu
| las making his horse consul, we must abide tht
issue. 1t is revolving to suppose that the American
people can be yet prepared to place the "pah fndi"g
adventurer in the chair once filled by Washington
by Jefferson and by Jackson, each for two Presdon
tial terms, not to mention other immortal names.
1t was all ancient apothegm. drawn from obserVa
ton and experience, that "the gods nfatuate thos'
whom they mean to destroy In Christian language
might say, We have been, beyond example. favoret
and prosperous nation. Let lis pray that for our an
aud ingraiude, mercifu Providence will not, al III
time, send us scourge.
| I pray you, one word more. Would it not be pro
per application of small part Of the large sums, sal
70 bs expended in promoting Fremonts election, t
relieve the widows and orphans made by the Rock
Mountain expedition! NATIVE FIRGiStAS.
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IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA,

New ORLEANS, Ger. 22.-'The steamer Tennessee,
from San Juan, brings additional news from Nicara.
qua. Walker finding the enemy advancing on Mas.
sayo, Withdrew to Granada, leaving a small force at
Masaya. The enemy, 1000 strong then occupied the
place. Walker then left small force at Granada and
advanced towards Massaya, with 1000 meu. lie met
the enemy the 18th Sept near The city and repused
them driving them back to Msssays, where the bat
tie lasted till midnight At daylight courier arrived
stating that 400 natives and Guaemaans were be-.
sieging Granada. Walker departed from before Mas
ssya aud arrived on the heights surrounding the city
of Granada on the 18th Of Sept. at 10 o'clock, when
he found the city barrcaded by the whole force Of
the enemy. L.
Walker charged on and drove them from their
posts capturing the commanders, all their brass field
pieces, and routing them from the city with grea
slaughter. The total loss Of the enemy in killed ono
wounded was llUO. Walkers Losses is Is killed and
l3 wounded.
Walker would march Immediately on Massaya and
Leon. His troops are in the highest spirits. The
citizens Of Granada held the government building.
twenty-five hours before Walker arrived Severa
Americans, having no connection with Walker, were
murdered by the natives.
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FROM LOUDOUN COUNTY.
To tie Editors Of the Enquirer:
LyysRURG, LorpouS COUNTY, Va,


LEEsBURG LorpoUS COUNTY, VA.
October goth, 1856. :
Gentlemen:-At no former period within our recoi,
lection did the Know. Nothing and Wing parties OF
this old federal county present more diviueu rom
than now. Many who, i'll the late guoernatorial eiec
tiol voted the Know. Nothing ticket, are now ahx,
ious to record their suffrases tor buchanan ana
Breckenridge. Accessons to the Democratic ranks
are being made daily. Robert j. L. White, our late
distinguished Senator, who was elected over John
Janney, ESD, is now stumpng il for Buchanan ana
Breckenridge. There have been many unsuccsssiui
attempts by the Know Nothing press and small Try
orators of our county and to nuse into their
party that energy and enthusiasm which have ever
heretofore characterized their efforts in old Loudoun
Should the Know Nothing party throughout the State
be in the lehargy they are in here, il s our can,
did opinion that Buchanan and Breckenridge Will
carry the State by at least twenty thousand majority
Our Democratic paper has been well sustained and is
now IN prosperous condition. Since 1t has been
started, one of the Know-Nothing presses Of our
town has laid down its fiddle and hung up its bow
as We learn. in consequence of melancholy dearth
of subscribers. The Democratic party of Louduun
never were more united aud in finer spirits than at
this time. Associations have been formed at every
precinct in the county, which largely and euth,-
sisstically attended. Put down SEINE four or Eve
hundred less majority than usual for Willard Fill
| more. If you please. PLUG UGLY"
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. a SIP5 '' EUs. ROBINSON. Clerk.

VTIR(:INIA.-Ata Circuit Court continued ana n.''
' for Meckcnburg County, at the Court tious. I.y
Of on Friday the l2tn day OF September IN ue SeHf ~,
Big Peter, Robert Isaac GrandrrHon Luciaun r.
Rivers Minerva. Lucy Emily: Mary faeoS' nnm nv,
lass David Jin Ann Eliza, Cisrissu' sh.u N,
the miller, and Little Peter. slave" POI pr n,
WIN Of fieaIant puI ~, Pl,f'
ps,-;nl 81 burnett and Jesse L. Brown John W. wa Mm
hanson and Jssse l." Brown Executors vi MIila
neil decd a.o Jcss- l.. Brown IN ms own rsht h I'll,
~. g., Jobn Thompson. Henry Hunt ani 80 -,
~; r LIN Cruchfcld, simeon Hague and FouHy
,,i,e Elizabeth Lane, g. Meadows and Jane on . bI
n Lane and Martha his wife K. d. Hooper aud I'm
~ Inc Oliver and her children, whose names ana h.
VIZ 49, rnkuown John Oliver and Rsh.cca his wife ,,
NnI;n Benj Burnett, Margaret Burnett, Mnuhe" s ~
lanes Burnett, Deborah Burnett Lew G0hehouI Gsor
-, his wife Samuel Rhonds and Sarah his VIE, oet
~ Known Alexander w. Brown, William IT, mOo'' -,
susnn F. his wife, Henry Tyler and Frances =; hn s
John n Cahoon and Mary Ann bis wife, and LIN,
Upon motion to Omit to record the will OF f'e''
Burnett. -, nj th'
tnppearing TO the Court that since tn" sa. fern ,ots
Court Jane Oliver one of the defendants III Ihsrcrj
has departed this life, the same Is On rnirei
and it also appearing that her estate has oeeh
to the hands OF Reuben A. Puryear shefiH S and al
ton and that the said Reuben A. Puryenr 90
mnisrstor a. atorcasid is interested in this PROV
motion OF the said Big Peter and ohfis Kim 70 sppes
ordered that a summons be issued aeh ,h. Court 70
here ON the first day of the next term % should not
show cause il any be can, why the saa 10 rhe oil
be revived and be further proceeded ilnr,s.sid.
the said Puryear as bar the tad Jane
And s'1 spPeas,ns ~ chdren and ditr,2u.ssf md
mond Oliver. Wilson Thomas and seois who are inter
| John w Thomas and Elizabeth MS W, ,s,Idrnts OF this
ested In thls prooat I'M I'D Bc Peter and ohe or
nonndeIs of the said will by their ssia .nu Thomas
dercd that the said Edmond onyer, and Elizabeth 81
seerna his ~me sr" an the hrst day Of me not b.
and show cause why the said paper OF ID
.ardf Rtrhm
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTiON-MR. BUG
HANAN A DELEGATE.

PHILADEIPHIA, Oct. 2l.-Durng the session OF
the Episcopal convention this morning MIR. Buchan.
al appeared, and took sea, among tho Pennsylva.
MIA delegates.
The House Of Delegates were notified that the
bshops had created Kansas and Nebraska into a
separate missionary diocese, and nominated the Rev.
DR.. Clarke Of Waterbury, Connecticut, bishop. A
debate ensued, aud much opposition was manifested
to the erection of the diocese, il deprived Bishop
Ksmper of portion of hs missionary field.
A resolution was offered declaring it not expedient
at the present tune to create the diocese. This
neya,ived in vote by dioceses. The clerical vote
Stood yeas eleven nays thirteen-six dioceses were
divided. The lay vote stood yeas four, nays seven
teen-divided two. Judge Chambers Of Maryland,
submitted another resolution declaring it inexpedi.
emit to form the new diocese but the movers objec,
was apparently to defeat the measure as he express
ed determination to vote against hls own resniu
ton. spirited debate ensued tbereoni pending
which, recess was taken until evening.
The house Of bishops was prepared for the election
Of new bishop, and many who voted against the ex
pediency of the new episcopate spoke in the highes
terms of the nominee.
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GIVES 1T Up

The last Now York Herald. the leading Fremont
organ gives up the Presidential election, AZ certain 70
result in Buchanan's favor, by large majority: IL
says the frightened Democracy, by q single effort
and PENNSYLVANIA, and insured those States TO Buc
hanan Ii awaits the fual result, it says with con-
siderable composure."
The Herald Joined heartily in the Know Nothing
movement in the day Of its prosperity; but when 10
failure commenced opened ts batteries upon it wltf
great tierceness 1t is in like manner assailins
its Republican allies of yesterday. In short, after
defeat it manifrsts equal agility aud shameessness II
seeking to retrieve lis fortunes; aud always turn
upon the shattered ranks of its late allies with grea
wrath Rats always desert a sinking ship and 81
does Bennett. He does more; he tries to scutte her
alexandria Sentinel.
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- o 4 II u u
VOTE FOR BUCHANAN.

TrSs-"SSait Tor the wagon.
Now. every tnicn lover.
VINO never wants 10 c"e
His country's glmy over
just take advice ir"n me-
Disuninu must he routed
Ii stop II any can. -.
Make mp y"nr inInds ao'"' IT,
Ruchansu Is the man.
VOTE, fer Buchanan. Nc,
Buchanan is the man.
Our glorious Constitution,
The charter of the tree,
Will suffer no pollution.
With such man as he.
To any fictitious measure
His aid was never lent;
So let it bs our pleasure
To make him President.
Vote for Buchanan, &c,
Well make HIM President.
Americans whose spirit
Is that Of Washington;
Who glory to inherit
The honors that he won,
Win choose the man of merit,
Who'll carry out his aim;
And proudly l declare it.
Buchanan is his name.
Vote for Buchanan,&c',
Buchanan is the man.
Prescription so fanatic.
Which pride OF birth innate
With measures Democratic,
We must annihilate:
And Justly disregarding
The place Of birth or sect,
We'll take our stand according
Buchanan we'll elect.
Vote for Buchanan, &c.,
Buchanan we'll elect.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, Ger. 2l.-Last night the President
CAV. social to the officers of the Dis.
trict militia, the City Council, etc. More than two
hundred invited guests were present. Including the
heads OF the Departments, officers of the Army an
Navy, Editors aud representatives Of the press, an
citizrns generally without regard TO party. Inc We
t.ran Joseph Gales was an object OF especial atten
ton. No set speeches were made, but all departed
highly gratiied with the demeanor and courtss'es o
the Executive. The venerable editor OF the lntelli
gencur was conducted to his carriage by the fresi
dent.
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PHILADELPHIA Oct. 81 .-According to astaternent
in ihs Philadslphia PENNSYLVANIA the State hegls
nosi,,n iS Hnuse-Democrats 81, opposition a.
Democratic majority on joint ballot IL.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 2.-Reurns received
at the oce of the secretary of State from all the coun
ties but four, show SCOTS majority for canal commits
sioner to be 4772. Reports from the remaining coun
counties show fusion majority Of 1873. The Demo-
Gratis have majority Of three in the Legislature on
Joint ballot
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PENNsYLvANIAPoLrTl ELEcTo-


Grhe reader should bear in mind that the Conven-
ton the proceedings of which given below by our
teiepraphic news agent, although nominay tns'oh, ls
composed exclusively of the friends Of Mr. Fremont.
The Fillmore appear to have had no participation
in il. ,
H4KR1sBuRG, Oct. 2l.-The Union Convention
called nv Thadeus Stevens TO form an anti Buchanan
electoral ticket assembled here this afternoon, most
of the counties being represented. A committee OF
one from each Senatorial District WAS appointed to
r.port permanent officers During the absence of the
committee the address Of Charles Gibbons, the Pres
dent of the Republican executive COMMITTEES exposing
the course of John p. Sanderson in relation to the
electoral ticket was read for the information of the
members OF the convention. 1t excited much feeling
Dispatches received from Philadelphia announcing
the intention Of the Americans to denolnce and re
pudiate Sandersons course produced much excite
ment and applause. Lemue Todd, of Cumberland
was selected President Of the Convention, WHO made
All eloquent speech. After which committee wa
appointed to form an electoral ticket who reported
ticket agreed upon by the Union committee in ptlla
delpha. A comlntte was then appointed, the Pres
dent TO act chairman, 10 prepare an address wiz
authority to sign the names Of the members OF '"'
| convention.
The closing scenes ofthe Convention were very e.
citing Finally they adjourned with nine enee'' ~
| the ticket. os bel,
| HARRISBURG, Oct. 81 "A mass meeting Wa i ne'l
| this evening to endorse the Union electors Wv nj ~
| Gov Pollock made strong speech, IisIus, t. Ia
| friends TO support the ticket. Hon. ,.e'nue
Charles b, Penrose and others also SPOKE
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THE FREMONT POLE.

We are authorized by DR.. Arthur r. Smith, OF
Norfolk county to say that he did appear 10 connec
ton With Mr.. Croker, before the town authorities OF
Portsmouth, to advocate the removal Of the Fremont
pole which had been publicly erected there; and thar
be was opposed in argument before that council oy
the Know Nothing elscor Of the district; and tha.
there riotous demonstrations made before tna'
body by men who are identified with the know--'o'
thing party.
All which is in accordance with the statements
heretofore made by in regard to this indigny put
upon our sister town and upon Southern seht'ment'-
Norfolk Argns.
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TIE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-ln the Episcopal Con
ventiou last night, the resolution to kansns and
Nebraska into new docese vas lost in the House OF
Deputies. The resolution appointing DR.. Clarke
bishop subsequently, laid on the table by the gem
temans friends. The Convention then adjourned
s;ae die.
The House of Bishops RENTED the sentence Of
suspension against Bishop Onderdonk, pronounced
twelve years since. He will resume his functions
ON Sunday next.
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From the journal Oi commerce
The Fremonters are singing volume of popu
songs. May not We too sing one to FREEDOM thoua
not 10 Fremont!
HEY! COLUMBIA
Air-Hail Columbia.
Hey Columbia' prospered land
Would be heroes! Northern band
Fighting, you think, in freedoms cause
BY tramping on your counry's laws!
How can you by this smoke and din
Promote the cause your strife would win1
Although philanthropv's your boast,
Not penny has il cost.
Ifyou seek to win prize,
Why not make some saorihcel
Chorus.-Why not lay triling fee
On the shrine of liberty
If you will gainst slavery join,
Fuse your metal into coin.
Remorseiess patriots stay at home,
Improve your farms and hoe your corn.
Rude foes ye are, to wave your brands
And scatter flames in Southern lands,
Unfurl the dag of liberty
To tie the hands Of all the free,
Forbiddng peace, severe MUST,
Placing in SELF not Heaven, your trust;
Justice and truth can ne'er prevail,
But all the hopes Of freedom fail.
Chorus.-For. disunited ye would be
In the cause Of liberty;
Would not with your brothers join,
Nor fuse your metal into coin.
SQUAD sound the trump Of Fame,
Praises to Great Britein's name
Ring thro' the world with loud applause
All that she did for freedoms cause.
Stand by, ye pubcaus, and hear
Tremble with awe and shake with fear.
With equal skill and equal power
Sae freed an island in an hour,
Who years before had bound in chains
continent for selfish gains.
Chorus-Firm, united let US be,
Stroug against the pharsee,
As band of brothers join,
And fuse our metal into coin.
lie. us be humber nor command
Where freedom wants heiping hand,
Let meek. minded charity
Uphold the flag of Liberty,
As armed IN rrtue, firm and brave,
Her hopes are fixed ON HeaceM to save;
And yielding to her gentle sway,
The foe will fling their arms away.
And then from fear and rancor free
Will rork, not talk, for Liberty.
united let us be,
Rallying round our Liberty:
As a band of brothers joind
Peace and freedom We shall find.
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KENTUCKY,

A gentleman in Louisville, KY, writing to friend
in Nashville says, under date OF Oct TN: :hnow NO.
thinys,n is in collapse. Prentices advice to them
in Indiana to join the aboionsts by voting for Nor
ton for Governor has caused great stampede IN this
place by the faithful. Dozens and scores OF the OPP
position are coming and have come over to the De-
mocrats in the last three days.
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BENNETT SURRENDERS.
ryrrTyOy or RJ-rg1N5y CONCEDED


IFrsm the N. Y. Herald Of Sunday, Oct l9.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ESTIOS-EXACT POSITION
OF THE FIGHT.
The late result in sylvana in connection with
the unexpected SUCCESS Of the Democracy in Indiana
indicate pretty clearly the election Of james Buclan.
an az our next President, by handsome majority OF
the Electoral College.
We are aware that the Fillmore party of this State
have been hattering themselves with the idea that
The State OF New York is good for their candidate in
November.
We doubt not that whichever party may be hrst III
New York Mr. Fillmore will be third, and at cons-
derabe distance in the of the second but II we
concede him the vote Of New York, what will it
amount to with Pennsylvania and Indiana tor
Buchanan Nothing-it will amount to nothing
The truth is that these two skirmlshes in Pennsylva
mia and Indiana are like the battles OF Ligny and
Oustre Bras, preceding the great day at Waterloo;
and if the opposition forces remain divided CD the
day of the great battle like those of Napoleon, Mr.
Fillmore will hsvo achieved the glory OF Grouchy
unu nothing more.
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ruC prSJ-IT IN INIiJANA.

CIscIsxATI, Oct. 81 Eighty-eght counties OF In
diana, partly official, have been received Ihe De-
mocrats claim Wizards election BY ONO majority
whilst the Republicans give him $500. The Demo
Gratis have elected six Congressman, aud the Repuo'
iicans probably FIVE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-24

AGRICULTURAL FAIk.-Ths next Fair and Cattle
Show of the Rappshsnnock Agricultural Society WI
be held in Fredericksburg on the l2th 18th and IAN
of November next-Wednesdsy, Thursday and FIJI
be exhibited at the State Fair and say Augusta will
be we'll represented.
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MARRIED.
nnITEARX

=, o,.nre Court.House, Va, on Thursday
mAhAhp S,,nber g. by Rev Phillip Slaughter, Lieut.
T lrEt1 RONEY, U. g. N, to Miss FANNIE P. ROB
rRTsON of Cupeper county, Va.
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COUNTY FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE
n OFFER for sale. rent or lease, TOTCSkEf BRIDGE
II property lying the Creek, beirg one OF the k.,
mercantile stands in Virginia the Greek being nrvisabla
vessels " large size the Store which Is the prn
cpal depot al grain, wood timber &c chip
ped the county The tract contains about lis acre.
of Land aud has upon good dwelling store house. grs
nuries, &c, all in good order
also offer tor sale or lease he house and lot In toe
village of Wnrsaw occupied by X. B Stewart The dwell!
ing large and in good condition. and good location
for male female school, being remarkably healthy
and large school having been kept there for some
years.
also offer for rent house and lot at Suggetts Point
the RSppahnnnocS river. The house was built last
year. and contains four ve good rooms prohIa5l4
business may done here in planting oysters large and
successful business having been done there for m,Ey
years.
Possession of any Of the above property will be gwen
on the lst January next, sooner il desired.
Address LYME SHACKLEFORD.
Oct3l-c5t. Warsaw, Va