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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-22
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, August II, lSD.
W'oshi~gton's Monument Old Elm Tree
The R,otrs--Another Riot Democratic Nom.-
~ations-Stocks, &c.
Every Philadelphia must condemn the utter
neglect manifested by the community in not paying
the respect due TO our forefathers in the way Of
monuments. Though in private life there - the
utmost prodigality exhibited in erecting memo
rails Of the worth Of the deceased by the relatives
that survive, yet the public benefactors appear to
be forgotten by those who should hold their mem
ory most dear. The corner stone of the Washing.
ton monument, laid here with such pomp and
ceremony during the visit of General La
fayette, remains covered with the green
sod, at such depth that its existence has al
most been forgotten. Wandering about kcnsing-
ton this morning, came 10 a small mon ument the
inscription Of which denoted that Il was intended
10 mark the spot where formerly stood the elm un-
der the shadow OF which Penn made his celebrated
treaty with the red men and owners Of the soil. II
was dehrd with pitch. the wooden fence tn NJ
one time enclosed it broken down. and close to the
marble stood three empty tar barrels / was morii-
he'd 10 see two ladies, apparently from distance,
examining the monument. One OF them carried off
small twig from an elm growing near, as a me-
mento Of the spot, but the neglect which the monu-
ment exhibited must have maued the anticipated
pleasure of the visit.
The riot is over, and there is no further occasion
mistake IN rot embracing opportunity he had 10
capture the whole Of the Towdy leaders, collected IN
one group, on Sunday night. including Bill McNul-
lin, Frank McClsin, John McEwen, &c. This, he
thought, he was not warranted In doing, "a there
was proof Of any overt ret having been commit
ted by them; but II he had only nabbed them, there
IL plenty OF warrants out against every one for acts
committed within the last year or two. The arrests
made during the rot are Of Little consequence, as
none OF the prominent rowdies are among them
A spcck Of riot broke oDt ia another quarter last
night, and the Moyamensing police. under Alder
man oLain, was forced to fly from the violent
assault OF the rioters.
The democratic conventions together Yesterday
nominated about two hundred persons, from which
10 form THE tickets 10 be supported at the coming
election. Next Monday comes the tug Of war.
Annexed are the stock sales;-
Fra Board-1o 1sn. and Mechanics Bank ASK;
100 Norristown, sd. Is; 6Pennsyvans Bank 1884, Us
Norrstown Is; s15Oostste Ga cash, %; $500 do 90;
$500 Lehigh O. oeh; New Orleans Gas 1927. .3ffer
Board- 5000 State &C. %, s51.; 100 Reading IN:
5000 Navigstos &C. 40 $1,000 Reading Bonds rs: 100
Reading I'd lTh $50 do Tx; 30 Reading Ia, rs
flemipgton Copper Cd 8; 81 900 u s. &C. f6s. Illif;
100 Reading b. liz, $1,000 y. : 90. ie7 1l4s So,
csnd 600 fenusy lvsnia So N 1000 do ~ "
COCO Schuy XII Nav ~, 6s ~. 5000 Cincinnati ga
'p7, SO; MecbanissBaBk 26af; Q Penn Bapk InsiE'
10 hinehiil Railroad 65ls .lffer board 600 Pam
%. 1000 schuJl kiil Nav O., 40; 20 Mechanics,
Bank 2fX.
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Notes from the summer Retrea,s.
PRATTsviLLk House.,


PRATTsvrLLE, Friday evening, Aug. I6
The Drirs 10 Prattsrile-Coi Prau-Vallsy Of tie
Sssquehonnd-The Products of the Sod, &c.
The drive from Cooperstown TO Prattsyille would
be pleasant at any time, but more particularly SO
now, when the whole country is loaded with heavy
crops, Of every variety that produced in this clI-
mate. The roads in the finest condition.
left Cooperstown at o'clock this morning. and ar
rived here tffty-6ve miles) about o'clock this
evening.
Prsttsvie is very thriving and pleasant village
Of some eight hundred souls. 1t lies on the scbo-
hare bill, thirty-eight miles west from Catskiu II
was built up by the tanning business, and has pro
duced more leather than any other town in the
United States. ] called ON Col Pratt, and spent an
hour very pleasantly at his mansion, listening 10
the conversation Of the Colonel and his interesting
family, who are rejoicing At the return Of an only
son, who, for the past eighteen months has been
making the tour OF Europe.
Col Pratt came here twenty-five years ago, and
laid the foundation OF this village in the wilderness;
since that time he has. by an energy and perse-
veTance that has hardly a parallel IA history ac-
CURED not only pnncely fortune, but in the ma
tional councils he has earned fame that will perish
only with the history Of our republic.
For the fret twenty miles, after leaving Coopers-
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Por, OF New Sorh. Aus. ga, IsaY.


Cleared.
rsrsa Gs sss SaS cass &C. America O
B,ssss, rn ,nssn Ssma k..s, a,%suyE scsnid,
hen'ission' ssssr James River. Se p Pendeon Curtis.
nre,-lI.srsrvs lRus, eu;,svu' Madoir. Toledo. Clio
ia scott. sor,ssm ro,,, I.,,. r,.,a. p.
sr irsnlhn La Bounty, Underh, Norfolk; May
slse .Bsien. E New Bedford; GsreIic Ferguson New
suiveyirs steamer Hetsi Lieut. Com Rogers Charles
sip rhsnnins. Johnson Canton IS days, with teas &c.
rseie, ssp osfora coodusp.cr. I,v.rooo, Id,
rds aud 20 sIesrsse passengers q Il M~sh.ii ro'
COS st Is I'm 80 passed Lopdon packets soSni
,pols ship thsmlan from Liverpool Tor PhadeipaiG ish
y ' 6.y lfS :Is6 I S dsy ss SrS s
to william. Gsion Aos lat IS. lon a. 3d. exchanged
ship nssu.rs, tsi rrs.iasses Gardner Liverpool July
shp LLn.rs key. ii,srpoo 81 days. with mdss and 2s
rss,tnssr 20 Durham Dtnon.
c to De- %oif. Ave- 'a. T., WI 20 ron ss
o,,in sac main epn,s., head aud bowsprt sprurr in
ga, q wi,d on or inst sea broke over ber and
.sgs d.Y, ,'g sses Thes spoke "a, sesrss fgr
i,,t len " a. 'pols PACKET ship Ashburn hence Tor CIV,
% .s:1t Ii ' n.;' % & -i sss ss ~
irop. Ainsop aus is Ia 30 81 ion ~ % ssshaases
is 'SS' IS s"s pS S,'s h sSd h s.
bst ~ osls from Liverpool Tor Bostonhad lost her
TOP ssllant Isth Ia. ~ ~ Ion H. spoh. Or brix
c%bysll isn,e ,ot 5, Jchn. M. 's
cotton, &c. 90 n v Buck. 800
B.rs Tssas. seSsr Savannah, day. with cotton. 10
S,ig rss.Sssdsi vorv, Jansen, Stockholm. 7aa,y. with
iron, TO Bocrman j. hnstsn n 10. w."
Brig Cen worth (of Portlandl RadcliH Rio Cr.,a. "a
days, viii nose, 90 "A X Corning. ~
Brig Wmsshec ssr'hen. Aux Cages. q days, with
mtse, ~ W Welds 30, vessel 70 Cuihvrt Finev Az
10 ls ~ ~ Ion y 2 sp"he Mexican tehr soquette from ss
vsndfcr New fott sh.rt Of provicns, with the oc.rs
ara crew Go in numberD % French feucca Loot ~, ths
coast reef on The tss, Plsnra Key the evening o. the tx
r she vsfrom Port an Prince FOR NarsefIe. Aua m Lad
81 "a on 70 ~ hsrh Vernon % NYork bound s. th lad
81, Jon u aciescbr Kinds, sr-.
days with mdse 20 A Colt -
schr W. sner Bril- fewbod 81 Thomas q d.v. v,h sal.
70 Middleton Co. Aug lat g. los -, spsks bark Jehs
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On the 21st inst after illness Of three weeks Of
dairt which she bore With Christian frtitude aud
r.tguation. MARY BHsTsfEp, wife OF Vim G.
Breasted In the 2oth year ~ her sge
The relatives aud friends IF the family also the
b,rs Of the independent Lodg- ~ Free the
Masonic maternity In general s, the members Of the
Issy cite Euril.ers respectfully Invited to attend
her fur srs frum her late Residence No 90 Broone
on 1hurtdsy morning at nine O'clock Her rema ms
viii be tab on To- Staten Island for iDtsrmeDt.
(Stateb Island and Newark papers pleas copy
IE,IlsIcx tousrsSs, SsirH. sou of augustus and
EliYs q. Smith and grandson ~ John = smith, aged
one year On. month ard fourteen days.
fup.rs from 5s5 Broome street. august 22d at nine
O'Clock NJ Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 20 attend without further ipvii alton
In NV ioik, on the 18th ~ august, 1919, Lycr
BrstH wife ~ Ramon Beach aged IS years.
Her remains taken to Strstford, c. for inter-
nent.
August 2Ist at his residence, No 20 Wooster street.
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The Cotton Trade.

NEW YORK, august Fl 1870
Since the arrival Of the last steamer from Liverpool
transactions in cotton have been Q limited extent
The advices received by the Hiberna not consi
dered favorable, the advance In Liverpool having
crived . check, and the tendency was IL anything,
downward The Impression In this market is that tho
steamer will bring accounts OF decline. Holders
are, under existing circumstaoces, unusually firm,
caused princ psly by the fact that the ing crop
has not improved In appearance, aud liz likely be
short In about ten days shall know what the crop
coming 10 market will be- and what the move
ments in the staple have been for the commercial
year. r.
Annexed the quotations In this MARKET
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ytsi, Idsy from high authority, that Patrick Col
Inns. Eco. late Surveyor at this port. by full aud
fair examination into his affairs. mas proven hun
sell no defsuter, and not entitled to shade of
suspicion in the premises. Mr. 7 mclaughlin
informed us that he had counted Mr. CollmF DE-.
pests in the safe nj the posi-oice and there found
sG3, AIS; in the Commercial Back. Mr. C has the
balance deposited that is due the government on
tenlem.nt. We are Gid To record this aud sim
cerely sympsthi-e with Mr. G. ia hts sickness. and
Ia thus unfortunate charye. Suits against p,prrs
publishing hun ss a dcfsulter are commenced, or
in cont' mplsuon. nj this time. Mr. Collins health
IL very poor Cin,tnnoti Com T, dug. IS
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TROUBLE WITH TIE INDIANS on YELLOW SroyK
RIvER.-The 81. Louis Rspnbticsn of the 9th Inst,
Sioux and the eros Ventre Ind,ass. ays,-We
lssrn that the Indians were all in a dissatisfied
condition. and at coulinual war with each other.
Two or three days before their arrival at the Gros
Indisns by 100 Sioux. but they were repulsed. Mr.
Garot, IN charge Of the American Fur Com,iny's
fort, fired hls cannon AT the attacking party. aud il
was said they bad sworn revenge They were TO
return in twenty days, with reinforcement of
1000 men, to.xt. rminate the Gros Ventses Indians
and destroy the whites in the fort.
IL was understood that great numbers Of Indians
were dying Of cholera at the herd of the Platte.
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The circular OF Mr.. Tbos J. Stewart ssys:--
During the week succeeding my report IT the sth in
slant. per Europa. market was more animated and
although there some disappointment exhibited
the receipt Of the sdvices per Americas the total sales
took fair share the principal movements, however,
bling for speculation Prices on the whole, we're uu-
ksts shove referred to had . tendency to check any
advance here this slight depressing indusnce was fully
received daily from the SOUTH relative to the growsg
crop Throughout the past week from the 18th to 2t
int inclusive transactions have been on much
limited scale spipoers taking only vhst their actual
necessities required. aud exporters and spectators
feeling rather disinclined 20 enter the market,
which received = slight check, By the arrival
Of the Hiberpiss sdvices-so slight, no ever,
~ not TO change prices, but only to diminish tho
sctual amount 81 business done. On Wednesday, the
10Th inst 30 bales sold full prices being paid
for all descriptions On Thursday the iiih.rnixs adj
vics BY telegraph to hand without however the
advance and 10 bales the total Of the
dsy's business. The letter mail, which baud on
Friday vas vaiously construed, aud did not te ad 10
strengthen the market which was only Kept steady BY
the email amount Offering for bds the sales bin about
500 bales The business q saturday aud Monday ave-
rag about fto bales yesterday there vas doing
the sales reaching GOO bates my quotations holders
continuing reluctant la making the concessions esim
cd W buyers
In gard to the prospects Of fair or small yield from
the growing crop can add hut little to my previous
r,msiks, regarding all estimates at this stage Of
sssson a. pr-msture. and speculative In the extreme
The westhsr has continued rather too damp the last
t~o weeks fr good boiling the tendency Of the plat
NJ being to into stalk from the good root
ing has obtained by the excessive mristare OF the
pr cedirG month; consequently, the chances stl
decidedly In favor of those who operating
blf q this crop proving hnsy to b. belos to-
OF the last two years, continued succession Uf
hot Al d dr., weather L. nov essential sor such weld
which any sudden injury the vet may still pro-
dus such - the appearance Of the Boil worm
&C. uree, would eDder impossible
f.l assured that the stock In this and all the South
los dos not exceed leo 900 bates aud that the
cunt In the interior depots u very small that
d T. unnecessary 10 " ! COMPARING the stocks Of
both against last season. there 4 q deficiency Of
fu 100 Ooo bales 10 supply all demands until the new
crupis reached which cannot be Within month Of last
year
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ON Tuesday. the 14th inst by the Rev Benjs min
Griffin, NIaiiss kuGLts, u his city, 20 HtRsiEr a.
ftrpr. ~ Rye Westcbest.r county. Ne~ fork
Al l., uisyille Ky. ON the 9Th inst by the Rev Mr.
tfaI man Li,ut L,rsytrTE McLsws. ;. to Miss
LrILs A. TAsLoH, of Jefferson county, Ky
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.Irvrrroot-Pscset siip osford-Mi,s z rovs u,.. n
nsi, s';os Mrs ssry s,scn, MI semsn
Ifvrrreor-shfp Jer,ey-G Hairht. q leo. La. w
pasenee ~ " '"''e's "n 'hs
,,LIyshrooL-shp Huguenot-w Bur.t % EprI.,s, p
az .t .onn lanans and lady, Of Enslsnd y0oush
sg '"'' IN ,hc "eex-
Lnssie..Bsrh Neither Be-Sr Knox NJ Lynch LADY
leeaury, s Bernard. T ~'' "-''S' aes~s
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Murray. - days from Lesdsn. The ashore on Tie
Wet Bsnk and toved on by the steamer Cinderella
Scr Prince Henry (of Yarmouth Durts Anguila days
with salt TO the Aug LAT Is 20 len 20. spoke &c
brs Per Of shelbuIn 81 days rsm Halifax for JanA
Scir Mary Ames (of Newburyportl Bailey. Agusdilla
and hsysyues Aug II, wits ndse to W lie sis.
seir Echo tBr Holder Windsor Ms days. with plaster
Schr Jasper. Nickerson Boston.
Schr Lseon, Bearss, Bo,t~n.
solr commodore KeaIney, Lowell. Boston.
Sci lizabeth, Croel. Boston.
schr Croton, Chase, Boston.
setr MINI cd, Baker Bostop.
schr Lturs Eliza Colby Rock sort.
I. Sehr Excel Edwards. PoTtlsnd.
Soop Deep River, Sothard Hadaax Cen. with rranit>
for 8 Dry Dock.
..s Sailed. t...eI.r
Ships Ariel Canton Admiral Havrs; York Nav Orlesna
Southport, Charleston; and others.
AVG 2i-Wind at un-riss. S. at meridian, s; at sua-
set, s. -
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At Isle Negroes Aug 2S as Ocsva, Pe NIB, 1850 bills Sd
~ do black hsh oil, 10 sail next day . cruise.
Spoken.
Ion g.. % = - -
Ship Le9Iara Hopkins, from Liverpool for Boston, days
Bark Attica from cronsadt for Boston, July IS
Of the Maze OF Norway. :
Brig Fairy Of PHILADELPHIA for Port an Prince
July u, lat 10 90 Ion 20 %.
Is. on Bulls - 'T-7- y = -
Brig Portland Stafford from Cardenas for Portland. no
date tat Aug H. en- Csrpaveral
Brig Lilac. from Jamaica for London Aug IL, lat n g.
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PrnApElPHIA, August q. PM-Arrived-Barks Niu-
rod Br Roberts, Bangor. Wales hechsne Cu-hny sa-
John. Nh; Cleveland Pierce. Boston; RET Libby. ds
Wi ard Portland; Cohen Lang Boston; i,rs wiiev do:
George Washington Knowton. p0rts month Nh;
Souls RostoI; scts Reed Fall nivsr Chcf
er sa, brook ksdron. Lake ranpekett Elizabeth ani
h Rr srah Sassesn' someri rrovdeuee LhSs
Champion, Hatch. psh.n rrnxells, Robbins. NortaporS
and hosna wllams. stonipgon; Superb Rogers warehaa
ste INV, ON Ss.rys Hoffman reg do Lake.
,leaIee-shp Robert Burton. becan. Liverpool briggs
Shn @roek, Sone Boston; Harriet Libby ClevelA
Reeve sarslehead Lewis Bean: Noyes Boston; Cohen
ha,ng frtfmouth NM Lyra Wiley Lynn; Sea Bean, Mer
Rising Wiiiisms Aiau superb. hngers. Digaton; En-
s9% axe Ps, Lsfs sowics Chief shasr gaToId Gysp
pell Lowden. MoD Ms; Ksdr,n. take. Pautueket;
ands Perry, Boston; Sarah Elizabeth Soners New Bed
Rlnri Rrnvic
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Herald Marine corrsspeaasn~s.

AVG sl-wina at sunrise, s. at meridian, s, at sun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Proposals for Ratsons.
HyInoU.sTgRs hIiRfsx Comp

HEADQUARTERS MARINE Corp,
q ar:ermasier's Oflica, Washington, Oct s, 1919.
SsEfARaTE PROfO SALS will be received nj hi.
- office until 10 O'clock A. ST., on Monday the l2lh
day al November next, for furnishing IaOns 10 the
United States Narines al The following stations, for
tie year 1850,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charrsown, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
G,sport near Norfolk. Virginia.
Pensacola, FiorIda; and
Washington District of Columbia.
Each ration Ia of Onr mound and quarter Of
fresh brrf, 81 three quarters of pound al pork
eighteen niIncrsnf bread made OF sIperine Hour,
superhnr hor at The option Of The Government; aud
at tue rate Of pounds Of good coffee, pounds
of the hest New Orleans sugar eight quarts of the best
While beans, four quarts oi vinegar quarts of salt
four pounds Of good hard brown soap, and half
pounds Of good hard dipped ullow candles each
tun.
The beef required shall he delivered on the order ol
the commanding cicrr of each -tIiinn either Ia bulk
rs The single ration and shall culsis al The best ana
rince pieces al the carcass; the pork TO br Nm.
prime pork and The groceries of The best quality
al The kinds named. subject Ia inspection. No bid
will be entertained tins office unless accompanied by
4 bond Tor ~ hundred dollars with Two surees for
the execution Of the contract, If awarded; the sui
cheney Of the snrees must be certified by official
person. To he endorsed, "Pfoposals for Rai"ns for
ls50n AUG A NICHOLSON,
Quartermasrr Maine Corps.
The Union and Republic, Washinglon the Amerl-
can, Sentinel and Pennsylvanan, Phliadeiphia: -
Portsmouth Gazette, New Hampshire; The Boston = =
and Boston Times, Boston; the New York Herald f.
York Evening Post New York Courier and Enf|''1,
aud New York sun; the baltimore Daily Adrs' -,
Baltimore Republican, aud Baltimore SUM- tie M. TX
Beacon, Nuri0k Herald; the Richmond EIqaHcr ahd
Richmond Wing; the Alexandria Gazette, Alexandria,
Virginia. and I'M Pensacola Gazette will give the above
accompanied By printed copy oil the advertisement
10 this office for payment. Oct ll-.IawL6
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS once,

MO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, hlCn
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
Letalithe world say what they can,
For selling FRIES. STRATTON'Sthe man.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery Extra No 49, October 8:
so "a 60 8 IS s. IS IA 81 70 % 80 rs /.
Ticket, Nos 8 81 6S Two moro sold and paid
Ticket, Nos 25 so "a by SrRATTON,
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra No. I'D, Oet IL:
~ 10 6 96 80 81 81 d &c % l6 30 IS.
Half, Nos l6 % 49, Two more sold and paid by
Ticket, Nos 10 % 81 STRATrON.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Eollery, No "a, October 10:
III 10 81 4 10 IA 40 IS So &c 80.
Ticket, Nos 10 &c, prize of Sl50, sold and paid
by sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No. ~, Oct. I7th:
II 90 s. "a Is ~ 62 So 81 AZ II IL.
Whole Nos "a and So, prize of $780, Ticket Nos l.
and %, do 500, sold and paid by STRATUM.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEh.
$4,000 DOLLARS IA 600 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-susse1 Lottery, No 75-CapltaIs: sl3,-
600, 1000, 1900, l227, Of 600, sc. rs Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets 81; halves ?; quarters !.
5000 DOLLARS -, 200 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1 Lottery, Extra, No. i2a-
Capitals: $1,000, ,20J, 100, &C. IS Nos, - drawn.
Tickets 81; halves 50 cents; quarters IS cents.
MoNoNGALIA LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER, lo49.
Virginia Lottery, No. l26, TO be drawn saturday,
October GOTH 70 Nos, Is drawn. Prizes: prize OF
$50 600, 10000, 10000, 10000, 4,OSO, 2,2OO,
20 OF 1000 &C. Tickets SlO; halves 5; qua.ers So
Virginia Lottery, No. X, to DO drawn At Alexandria,
Virginia. Saturday, October 9Th. IS Nos, IL drawn.
Prices / prize OF TO, 900, 90 of 10000, 2.O56,
500, &C Tickets s2J; halves 10; quarters S.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in the Lotteries will be promptly at
tended TO, and dra when requested Please
.ddressurdersto N. STRATTON,
Oct Is Richmond, Va.
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slxec,Rfar,s Sale

OF VALUABLE Ni.h l. AND tEaSoNAl-
ESTATE IN T8E CITY OF WILLIAMS
BURG AND COUNTY OF YORK.
Hinder the viii Of Henley ray;cr, deceased, Will be
" sold al public auction, before the Court House
door OF Williamsburg, on MONDAY, the i2H Novem-
her 1912, ut O'Clock, ". that valuable Firn lately
occupied by the rdcnt lying the county OF York
and CITY aforesaid contiguous T. tar College Of Wi
Lara and Mary, tthr dwelling being within the city
Limits aud only i tew hundred yards from the .ol-
lrec,) and estimated Ia contain about i've hnndrcc
acres more less, of ~hsh aboGt ihise i!ndteh anc
TWEEN are cleared. and III The highest Siie o I'M
provrnient. Il Is divided into four irlds, OF ahnn
seventy acres each and I'VE lots ot twenty acres r"rt
and j. within the enclosures, anu convenient L.
each field, land sufficient 20 make each iird c"niai"
one hundred ut the msadow and abo'it twenty
hvc acres have brrG drained and highly improved
yielding the most abundant crops, AMI - acres mnT'
may be drained aud improved 1T snail 'sfen-r 70
Dios springs water zach r'G, and nrNhaistinle hrd@
of lie ficb, L mani lie convenient Ia zach field, which
with thr pirnilhl supply al manure afforded from ih
awn tuH>A thr mean, ui extending IN" present iiish
degree of improvement. The average ANNA. cops
may he estimated al one thousand Two hundred
bushels at wheat, SIX hundred barrels ol corn, and
five hundred bushels of oats, which may br shipped
10 market by the York aud james TsrTs iron landings
within one mile of the farm. The town furnishes 4
market, The highest prices for dill The surplus ou-
der shuch., straw meats, pDnllry, hutte, eggs sc.
The hest evidence III tue vale NJ the farm IL lnfnisheC
hy the fact that he late proprietor purchased II non
- years ago, when The land was very i'"s, are
from III. profits alone, beside. supporting nU 'ai ana
his family has lett Cstat. valued .: hso1t ihflF
thousand dollars. The tudin.s consist -! comfort
abIr old fashioned dwelling. L"gta"n. si1 az rish.
rooua and the usual ium nn-rs. IBr wood iihi Itar
growth being principally OAK ia ri',r !, ample Tor ~.
Tie purposes al The iatE aud Tor tre-"ood. Inc al
,ani.rs of rducailua offered IA Williamsburg by thr
establishment ~ .cairnirs, male and female o.
tnr hIsh,>. grade, aud the cnrg- n"a pllfei Ipor
bas.s u hIcI confidently expected VIII command
fu success, render THIS ro-t dr-ifah- location IL"
any ;-r-n, livis rhIsi - [" educate. Indeed such
prnp-,ty l. rarely untr"s tn market. Should =
larger farm rsire!. contiguous lands can be- bought
NJ lar pticr. PERSONS ht-if"us al purchasing, are