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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
A. r. e. II. MAXWELL. Circular.

Per H0sLin tor. LIVERPOOL. Tuesday Nov. I. 1870.
Tie arrivals Ireland during the
have ben liberal OF OATs and OATMEAL bat otherwise mod
foreign have lived 81 iti az
q SO ISrIAh CosS, 3sl2 sacks and 1909 obl- FLous
end Csnsds IS Or WHEAT snd % do lSpIN Coss
Tie s1yors In the time comprise %, ora WHEAT 52
DO B.ELty 81 De" KDAN toRS, tl2 sacks and @oi bb.
With continued sysls and only moderate de-
msrd hee Lss been pressure % sell WHEAT AID INDIAN
CoFN cx slip and Friday decline Of 3D. 70 81 ~ d
and e. Or generally submitted 20; since theu however
the ttn md has improved particularly fr hpIAs Coax IL
L cOusidcrshe been done tad the ie Inc In
great M asure recovered Tie weatAer been sd
tup tut Upon tic whole favorable farming operations
Ills days ako there isr attendance 81 the to Tn
country trade ard of bns from distance la WHEAT
the business chiefly in Cd 10 fresh red Amccan
ar fair qusntity Of ,uCh jp1s Of u rom ed95
10 n sccordns to qualify being sL0 ID ' 80 70 unds To.
of this day week prime Lew white American aud all
other de,cIpois may be quoted 80 a. 10 lower on the
Ne.k SLOW sale. fLOUg ia very limited reqa".t
snd 10 ssIos holders rad take CO. y Dbl and v
sack undr Tie Tuesday OARS met VITA moderate
d. snJ at .cDe Of Id best and o. q - Ii on Inferior
qualities. OAINrAL difficult ~ inoEe although offered
iher reduction If l. q load on the week BARLLY BEANS
snd Pas may be quoted a. q 6O b. aud Gd.Gl quarter
lower Aps CoRS VS. conpaaiyey elected TO-DAY, and
Inixed oHetd 80 49, and ytloy A. IS quarter with
effect prime he wa held - as = quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
ITALY.

Regarding the Neapolltan difficulties, have moth
ing more definio than tie following from the Paris
Pat,,e:
"Tbe Nespolitan differences, if we may believe the
reports published by the Belgian journals, the
point Of entering better phase; aud althoug h the
King of Naples has il is said, ordered his representa-
ves In France and Eogland TO demaod their passports
o. soon they should be Informed OF the return OF the
Baron BeDier end Mr.. Petrie, it is thought that
arrangement will be come to through the friendly in.
t.Iferences Of the Russian Minister ut Naples. We
shall know what may expect on this subject,
for q manifesto from the Neapolitan Government il
every Gay expected ard if that document should not
he ola cOnciliaoIy character, it is probable that the
Neapolitsp ENJOYS will take their passports.
According TO the recent agret ment With the Pope,
Austrans are wibd awiDg their troops from several
of tile towns in tie Papal Legations which they have
for some time past occupied. AT the came time they
are mnkiig preparations for overwhelming display
OF military force in Lonbardy aud on the frontier.
The posts evacuated are Immediately reOccup!ed by
Pspaf Sw iss regime nts Bologna and Ancona are now
the only points held by the Austri .ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
FRANCE,

FRANCE
Rumor continue of a probable mod hcation in the
Ministry IL ia sad that NJ de Persgnys visit to the
Emperor IL connected with these rumors.
Tie Emperor continues the revels at Compiegne,
where bis third and last bsch of guests have just
rived, including the Ministers Of Rnssa, Sweden and
Holland, and Marshals Pelissier and Baragusy DHl-
bep.
These protracted country entertainments give Ofense
70 the ParsaDs and among the placards surreptious
y posbd On the walls are some beaded Z" LIE Roi
S5muz"
The event ofthe week lie semi official editorial in
the Consnutiospe on the questions At issus between
lie French and English Governments. This article
sIesks plainly and rays:
"1he presence OF the naval squadron OF England in
the Black Sea- and OF the Austris1s in the Principa
tits, are htDceiorth only an arbitrary aud violent
meals Of preventing solution Of the difference which
Rp'sia hst been the first to propose in offering to cub
nit the question to its natural judges. Is it desired
rather to have recour-e r. armsY Is war again de
sized Does the Fnslsh Ministry itch TO enter again
urn hosiiltos without Frapce-not certainly TO az
sure tie execution Of the Treaty of Paris bu! inpn
entity 10 end in pieces in the face Of the world with
the object of satisfying ambition that had been fJr
the moment disguised We repeat, it Low depends
upon the Cabinets Of London and Venn to put end
10 tie pending disputes and to terminate tho snSiees
10 bich the Tesent situation gives Let the
the reassembliDe of the Penpote n,iaries be
eivCn without making b,aary and inadmissabe e1:
ciusiyentss a Condition. Exclusions which would
completely change the character and DO an additional
breach Of the treates. Let US add that If peaceful
solution 10 desred, this is the only proposal for that
purpose that can be decently made.
II has been rumoed for days back in Pers that
the French feet about to proceed to the Black
Sea. This, however, is not certain. The fleet may,
perhsps leave Touon. but ii is not probable that It
will 20 tnr. Should 1t go TO the Black Ses, il Is diff
cult to supEose that its object could be cooperation
with the British squadron.
The celebrated painter Paul de Roche is dead He
was 80 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

TIE Fxrrosros AT Acros.-A correspondent Of
The Srg iHrfeid r. DuJeoH writes as fDows respect.
II the recent powder mil explosion at Acton:
Zone an was torn into fragments. A second was
thioai great dinncc aid stripped ut everything bat
his ILdi rubber shoes. Poor ieslow lie had bcen at
h talL eruus w,k but one day lie was an excellent
y,upg n.sn. The Mill IN It trst exploded WINS running
" Nh 10 Of 4 in il ri The mrDeut. When this weut off,
TIE Dir was il.d with fyb g, blazing timber, which in
al il slant communicated 10 two other. ln one OF
,ltse we're n @ two unfortunate men who were killed.
Tie CilcI MILL he cry -hou,e, had bat little pOscer IN
H. Which blew n the r Of At then took me- add WIS
ccrsuu ed. fourth mil had tao bundred kegs OF
p.wd,r iIside which not ignted, although the ea-
inc boarding stripped of, aHf beams broken. Tso
nan gee at WORK il tbs whetlpi, and crawlrd oat ia
tie ming noise 10 Ie ugInebt ying LII all drec-
iioIs. IL wts an awful spectacle
"Iticc mills earlod,d Tho wind was very high,
and the woods took fe. 1t wos expected that the
shattered mil from which the meu had escaped would
bow up .yeiy n,IbtDt The ire was seen within
nd f H. end Il powder was exposed 10 the least
srerk Aifer ws.chIpg il for some time man, at TIE
Iazsrj Of lie life, took bscket Ut voter aud Gfawled
a Lis knees TO where the fire blazing aud extin
euisLed IT, IL seems q little stu. uIHr that from every
binding the lIessUje was 0utDdrd. BOarjs we're
bruken out windows fell Onl front dOo- OF large
hous4 quait,r of a mile disraut, burst oDt- WIN
dow IN my uaIn. mile off fTum the mIls, broke Out.
CT, at dauoge done to neighboriDg buildings.
saw a CHIMNEY that was affected cuiou,ly. IL was set
% ole Tide toward the mills, just one buck, and left
slanciDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

| Rtcu.HnsoN AT The poLIs-Co. Richardson, on
Nstcruay evening, wen, to the polls al the Norm
Ward when they were about TO oe cioseo, ana III an
authoritative tone demanded that the oallotoH slouIt
nat be delivered into hands Of Mr Reynolds, one OF
The Judges THIS unprecedented proceeding was III
u more than the people assembled mere cou'd stand
And they bisstd AID yelled aud Shouted Tor
HsseU until the Colonel had 10 leave the ground IL
LIo woDfcr that the crowd felt indignant when the
loncsty of eentleman So well known as Mr. Reynolds
Nss thus impeachod. Ii old Dick Richardson is de-
tated of which there is fair prospects, we viii CROW
b.dcr than the talesi Shang thar was ever brought
fem China lQ1incy llll.) Republican, 9TH
"THr CmcrnIoCuTIoS OFFICE widow, who
list her hu ,baud in the Crmesn war writes to an En-
ssh provincial paper " that che has be- nioraied ny
II the Coumssary General that t26 10 is due, AMI
will be paid 10 the neat OF the kin upsn declara-
ton made before magistrate being Forwarded 70
shm" On receiving this notice she went to the
borough Court to make the required dec!arau 'n-was
referred 10y the judge 10 his clerk; the eloik sara
roper form mutt be drawn up by soicitor-and the
sbcitor said that be must write 10 London upon the
after Def, Ie il could b. done The widow asks tue
otor what she shall do and he replies no csanot ad
vie her" This is in routine ani class ridden I'm
tand but II rom abOuness is not contaod 10 tls
ooun,iy Something like il oscars occasionally
srhtre.
A BUSDLE OF ELOPENESTs. The Buffalo En-.
,re,s gives the following chapter on domestic Difficult
t.s. Mrs King near kiDgs'on, recently taken
,ck and her hus oapd SEIZED the opportunity TO elope
Nth handsome servant giri named Martin. On their
.niy al in Albany. Mas Martin eoped. with yoang
man named Cornelius, taking Mr.. Kings money.
Mn hcinc penitcnt, returned home and found that
Ii wfe lad elop ID with dry goods clerk named JEFF
'fn with all the noyesble articles 10 the house.
Whereupon King started eff in pursuit, considering
himself deeply injured man.
AMas SALrED DowS BY HIS Own RE2uksr1A
sro,Iar cirr4-~,stanoe recently oc:urred 10 Muller
Coanty, Illinois. An old man nam.d WILSON, agoa oo,
Cleo having maie arrangements WIN cer'ah P.'soIss
I ~ bury him but 10 have his enrsIs taken out ana
Oi box al placed beside h. eoS which ne d Gas
bad over ten year. He was then hed WIN ,a' oru
xved up with grape vino or something OF thn s''.,
He was then cafiei to the rcpos tory of his coiha-s
csyt, in perpendicular bluff, about my or ., ioes
ron the bottom. About tao hundred peiSon' "s'e
Insnt
P.,.L AccIDxST.--Mr. Abraham Rsndel, An aged
.jtiycu Of tho town Of verons, Oneida County, wss
.'ruok by tho engine of freight train gong -
|ocIock n. M on Friday, while welk,ng 90 the track,
m - roy 10 Oneida breaking both legs pjdfng MS
,o;ne. and facturing bis skull He died from tho IL
S,ies the sane evening. He was aged ~ years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
PRUSSIA.

Letters say that the relations between france anil
Prussia are becoming closer, there being talk OF but
~ Io thai of France, Russia and Prussia against
England and Austria such talk however, ID of little
value.
1t is also said that treaty Of commerce Is set
tied between Russia and Prussia with vic6 10 inter
national railway communication.
Private statements say that Prussia agrees with
Frsnce ard Russa in requiring that the Auslans shall
e,acuate Tic Danubian Prilcipalties and the English
a,et leave the Black Sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
TURKEY.


The now Turkish Ministry Is reported as follows;
Gland Vizicr Redshid Pasha; Minister OF WAX,
Omar Pasha; Minister Of Marine, RIA Pa.hai Mats;
pashs viii hold the Portfolio Of Foreign affairs until
Ali Pa.hs, to whom it has been offered, consents to
TIE Frerch as well as the English Government Is
favorable to the above Ministry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
GERM ANY

The declaration Of tie Committee Of the Germanic
Diet appointed to consider of the affair OF Ncuehate
amounts to thin: The Committee recommends the Diet
;8feeegpze the right to tho Principally conferred
Gu The King Of Prussia By he teates9 Nj: anu tho
Protocol of London in 1851. Nothing IL determined
col corning the modification which that right has ua-
dergont since 1915 in consequence Of toe 81 cessive
procc,dh gs OF the Prusslan Government, particularly
10 1880 and 1913 This only be decided 10y Con-
CT(ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
PASSENGER.

NJ Mutt, and chlld M Thompson and LADY Mis- Thomp
.oD Ms. Fanny ORGY Mise rhpp. M ,ay sIa
infant Mira Hector aud son. Mis- Dannns MS. M M "
Row and ,dy MR. EntreSve ard two cbildren h a.
m.I and lady Mrs Burscss MR. IPh.m Mstsr. sH.
Bailey Todd Fail Wood Seesnsn, Grey kseoAns w ecftJ
White Middleton, Halliburton, FernAlies Brown '9ne.
Palmer Decastrs NiaucO T. Dean. Mnes Mea rossn pan
Wskey. Sheppard, McsId, aorse, Smith, f,4e and Miss
Balm aud Mss kusi.lcy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
AUSTRIA,

The concession by Francis Joseph Of the Eastern
Railroad is published in addition to the lies already
conceded. The Company may construct tho line from
Mohaos TO Funfk iIchen. The whole line must be
completed within ten years The Government guar.
antees five per cent.
The Commission on the Navigation of the Danube
il about Ia reasonable at Vienna. Turkey will send
rtprl sentative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
LAWRENCE. X. r., Nov. 10. 1856.

IAWRBNtE, N T., NOV ~. INll,
Lar, Saturday, twenty of the prisoners taken At
B;cknrv Point under Col Iiars ey we're fOu9d guilty.
Of msl:suehitr and 'enensed BY Jndse Lee9mt. Tor
II, ~ hard labor in kansas, Is 10 work on
Intiic wolks with bali and chain. Tie Court I'd
scunsd 70 mse. today a. Tecumseh, small Pro-
slavery torD, between Iecompton std Topeka for
rea, ors wi ch have not len ne II Goy. Geary Coos
nor r.r,re in til, matter the Free state meu will.
Tley vJllreyer submit TO such tyranny from biased
Jocce. packed Juric@ ard perured Witnesses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

ny TIE NIAGARA.

II, steamer Niagara arrived at Halifax "Wednesday
s5ni,t, Our ;ecpsphic dispatch containing her
no. received In sppesr complete In all edition Of
morning The follow portions oft accordingly
slyen this morning:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

TN LATE GALE ON LANE ERK.-Ike CerelaHd
EcrG!d Of the 10th says;
"The terrible force of the gale which wrecked So
man, vessel AT Grand River & W, may be i'm II iued
When we know thar the water there ten feet above
the ordinary lev,I, aud vessels were thrown s, far
pt on the bcacn tia can walk entirely )uod
item CRY siOd. The SC ooLer Mus'cy, own'd BY
e. Dickinson of 'ils city, 50 thrown up. and will
have TO be relaui che ia different course from t1at
which She took when going on, as III addilon to being
entirely out of water she is ny rod, from water
over Two or ihee feet deep. Yet with 800 barrels OF
salt in her che forced by the tremendous gale,
with injury through the mauy rods OF what Is now
shoal water and CRY sand. She at aochor near
Lopg Point all sDug aud easy when vessel scuadug
beio the ole came bearing down on her forcing her
to slip her ables to avoid b,ipg sunk, and 10 run for
Ter own salty. She foe the mouth OF Graud
River ssyeTal mi es away, aud was i'll u fair way ri
getting H. when another vessel driven by the stme
mad ooe SHOT her bows and thus again cut her
on DO char ce for safety left IA she went UPON
he -snd thirteen fonr cen vts'eis bear her com
peny in Ler elevated position. TINS is but thng IA
tid nt however, of the Dangers run aud occurred IN
Il AZ yale. Many gallant man sas lest bandfeis Ut
ihousancs uo.rs worth Of property was destroyed, and
n,a,y Us much injured. One propeller II - supposed,
wet down with all ON board. . was soen be,os
IoI L, lit III gre peril during he gule aud several
ries Of the cabin and otter portions have been seen
foatrg stree. Those who read our Msrioe intellI
ptrce cyJy day c,npot bat bo aspnlshed at the iT-
mcnse loss OF life and property this seas m The dan
gers Of tLo Lakes surpass those OF the Ocean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

L,rrR IRON T.rrIeo We have iles of &, Ts-
mast o. 90 To he l5tb uh
"port b,S teen current st Tsmpico The. Gen. Css-
alec lad gore over tai Vdsuri but It c'ntradc -
" 81 ne nat when v,d.Drd tsck possession Of M-r.
CenaIts was cut of from the man BODY of Gov der
fss hnt but he Secretary subsequently, reac ed Ca
ohEo NM dhpa'.bes iron, the General announcing
IDS De t"I ed sob to Join the main body himsef
Ire Red Fox on her last trip took down frum here
"a rtes. being part contract between the 0ovcrn-
n,ni sno 'be ho"se of Garcia 4 C"rini.
W. notice that 81 TGnani the cour-e Of
Presidobt Comont IT IN reston to the church property
~
INSECURITY OF LiFE IN Nkw.ORIrAss-Thcso
must be dreadful insecurity OF lie in Ne~. Oieass
an utter ~stt OF protection from the police Red
ueanCaing, taken from The issue Of IA, N,,, OrLeo.s
Crescrt Of he q. No lees than five murder, wrrs
CO mited in different pats Of the city at about he
ssu g time The Crescent says:
Ieds If Blood The Coroner, on Saturday held a
il grt,t on the body If murdered man. found on tie
rv,r hsi k in tie Third District STATIONS mill
Tie body ives Il pd resting against the bank in 70.
crmb.n, position, ms If placed that way by his mur-
cepr and upon post rte N exam naton u Appeared
,lst death lad been csa-ed by ballet entering the
ri, Ii ride OF ihe back, Penetrating tho lungs and
causing nerns hemorhsge Lite had not, apparently,
bccl Ion extinct. verdict vas rendered that tie
de,easto had been shot and Killed ny some person. "
the jury unknQAo.
WLis holding the above iuquest., the Curoncr
cei,td word that s,her mu dced man had been
-four hoaiing down the river IN skiff. but a. was
Nltbm the ptfisn OF y. "os
of In utsd,top he did not 80 TO hold 'nqse.s On
tie booy. Tbis uuIoer sirvpgy supposed 10 have
lad sou COME cticn with the one first named. Fer
tsIs II had. anil p-rbsps il had Lot.
On Saturday night at q late hour there vas row
amvpg irst men in Francis Powelfs house IA the
Triangle Buildings; in the OF whi,h one man
ran I'd Jo II Tuly stabbed and killed by another
man named fr',ick Kelley. Kelley made his esc.pcl
Ihs Ccroner he'd an iuque on tie body yesterday
snd r,tup,d verdict atrbutng the fatal stab TO tho
aicr, laid Patrick k.u y.
j app. airs that the parties were having Q drunken
csrVu,sl and game OF cards with their trieads, in
ccfe, 10 ne wrh closed doors, when the affray and
kiilIg tick place.
On Saturday night, also, Mr.. VIM. Aitkin OF the
finn Of T~Ib,i 4 Ankin, gas-fit'ers on Sc Charles
rct, was found hpg ON the hanquette on Grtvier
sr,et, not far irum Hot Cvfiechorse badly sts,oed
lie tsktn 10 bis residence, and yesterday heard
tbat he was not expected To live. lie is Ssotchman
by bp'h adorned. and bss always been .
ptaeesble and hof.i sise man. We bead also thst
badly cut, at the corner Ut PUydres and
ST. Cbares streets bu; of this could get psftioa-
lar.
man named James Osborn locked up lest
evening by the Fist District Police a charge Of
having s,utb.d a boy Dane Hugh Fosd and u ~as
named Patrick Lane. We obIained no farther par
oulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

Tue LYoSSAIs's PAssESGsRs.-The Rev. John q.
Cc,osne, who wa. passenger on board tie Lycupa!'
lie well known ID tbs city. tie was the French mis-
sonsy en- poyed by the Methodist Missionary S'cloy
for time this city, an6 subsequently, IN Detroit,
wL,le lie succeeded IT, Rev. Thomas Carter lie was
gong 10 whit his relatives in France.
TIE Trey Times expresses fear tina Mr.. Augustus
Flolich fer some time e resident Of that cry,
nnorg the lost passe gcs of the ilifaed Lyoaual'.
lie sa.d from Ne"-luk, in that vessel on the lst
net and is lame does not appear in the list ut
JtIsoI rtscutd in the second macs bott, tho cJn u
siOn is that lie in thtt o. the captlls, witch
never been heard f,om, and in all probability went
10 an " itb oil en- board NJ. F'Gich native of
Fiarct. He had resided in Troy about five years,
during n pcitiou If which he has been Professor OF
FloI eli in the Fl male 5, Doary.
Tie B0st0R T,aKscrip; s,y.: We are requested TO
saw that the ttatemctt in some OF tue papeis that
an oI be passengers in the L,oDnals were l. g. G6-
con az site is incorrect in two particulars. The geo.
ptn.n referred TO is Mr. Jonn Gar2iner GIbsoa OF
This ,iiy and 10 unmarried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
ALL SORTS OF NE VS..

F,on The R,eIe'.>r tros IF rse,day Es>aisg.
ANOTHER PROrkLLkR SCNk-NARROw ESCAPE or
IaE Cblw.-Tbe propeller Northern Michigan, of
Citvioro Co.'S Libe, sunk about IL o'cl,ck last
nisht tie bar at the mouth of harbOr. She
bouI d froui the Upper Lakes 10 Ugcensburgh with
cargo of beef ard pork snd ft the mouth OF the WI
land CoLal Yesterday moruDg. Whea krty mites
IN III this poit che btuke her shaft bo1 and be- an Ia
itsk v,Iy fast II with great duff ulty th It the
If the Disabled vessel succeeded 10 ket ping her
sfioaf. Th.re ives a teavy running. which rem
dtr.o beT condition 8 Ill moie critiesl.
Fortunately the Propeller Granite STATE came 10 sight
and Was hail by the captain OF the Northern Micnl.
gan He took the dis ibl.d rel III TO. aud headed
fer GrLssee hiver arriving here above. The
GIsne State did Dot succt cd in getting her in Toe
Nolti,rn Michigan had sn much water in her tia. she
stuck On iie bar ps inside of the piers and settled
down With Der deck b,rly above water.
Tie GIapite State could do no more, and let the
suIk, Vt sci. She lts la critical position, exposed
10 the Oice Of the sea whn the wi ID bows from
LoItLerly direction. A t0bvoner alongside this
uorn1, and the crew were busy ia ie,nOsiaS the
d,cklo.d II the propeller lftho weather permits the
Nor;l en- Michigan will no doibt be raised soou aod
trou htin Her cargols one not liable to great damage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01

~ GsddIn. 4 Apperson.

e e ~. wsss Sc 81. .s.ii Oar ss Il q 81
.na IS not ed 4 m thsn 81 sod publicly 4 which
wn,ch reside, lying on the road lesdisr fom ~
s Mhdn ,n road round y R.mssJs NH. up to
the farm q ssd sau,, n,sssZs null nd Opposite
Witliama. and running down 70 Fuiton tos.s .hc.t
quarter OF mile from the corporation ins. sontsp
sarJ out.houseE . fine well Of water II the ,s,S 9
The land = In high state OF cultivatien md -ond
make splendid market sardsn. "s1''
the south side Of tho main Wiilismshn,ss ~
Road, containing 81 acres. all in wood and hssvsv
timber. except about thirty acres, which has besn
cultivated, with good we II of water Thi. t,s.t
woald make q fne farm, % it all lies we'll
The wood 10 very valuable for Ito eonyenianc. 70
market, and II In half mile of the York River Rail
eoad.
Also, another Tract opposite the eame, on porth
side OF said Williamsburg Road, running TO STONY
Run Road, and bounded on both sides by said roads
its entire length and corners IN few feet Of the YORK
River Railroad, and contains 66 acres all in wood ex.
copt about twenty acres
Tho tract has q Cottage residence, just neatly
finished, with good store-house, and some other
buildings store IL kept ct it at this tme and ID
said to be good stand.
For further information, apply to Messrs GoDprn
the fir.s named place d. ' WIN. y HoRD.
The foregoing real estate will be sold at auction on
MONDAY afternoon, the 18th September, 1885, at
= clocks commencing on tno WILLIAMSBURG IO6u
with neat Cottage residence. Terms assommoda.
ting.
sci GODDIN 4 APPERS0N, Aucts
SMALL FA KIM In HANOVER, AT THE
~ END OF THE MECHkNICSVILLE TURN
PIKE. SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on THURS
DAY, the 18th September, 1856, on the premises
commencing at s O'clock, the small farm owned by
MI. ellison Via and now occupied by Mrs. Catherine
Taey, containing q acres of which II is hesv
lily set in wood. 1t has good orchard on it. and
well Of excellent water in the yard. The buildings
are in good repair, and sutab BILE for small family.
Terms made known at the hour of SALE
GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
80 1-dtd+ AuctioneeFs.