The New York herald., 1869-03-22

GTa0Q IOtal LOT expreu pOrtf0A Ql year.
The following described Westcnesser county prop
erty, forming part OF the ate OF the lac alderman
William Taylor, at Mamaroneck, was sold b. auction
on saturday by Mr.. A. }. Bleecker, at the INut
House. White Pains, In pursuance OF an order OF the
supreme Coart IN the case Of Van TuyI Van Tuyi,
The homestead and SIX village lots, on the Boston
eurnpike and Mamaroncck bay being the residence
pl tne late Mr. Iay ior 70 All. Il. Is. Campbell Of New
A piece OF land, with seven frame buildings on It,
situated on the old Boston Post road and Marnaro-
neck river. To j. b. hasKin, Fordnanl, for so, 500.
Four lots on WllleLt avenue, in the village OF Port
chester 100 feet 'front.' 10 !. Ii. Haskn for 81, COO
farm OF 70 acres, m the town OF Mamaroneck, on
1he weaver street road, to Thomas Wilson, of New
York, for $l25 per acre.
A piece Of land, containing about 60 acres. the
Weaver street road, Manaroneca, 10 Thomas Wilson,
Tor $75 per acre
piece OF land, 500 feet 'front.' Oh the turnpike and
Old Boston road, MaMafonecs, 10 J. y. HasSln, for
a lot on the turnpike road, Manaroneck to j. B.
Haskin, for ~ 500.
A piece OF land leading to Mark Rock, Maniaro.
neck, one rood four rods, to l.. K purdy, OF Mania
water adjacent 10 lands Of J. X Pardy, ronting on
Mamaroncck harbor, TO J. u. fiaskin, $1,000.
water, adjacent @ 20 lands Of H. Uraghead, known as
Hog island, Mamaroneck narbor, TO J. H. Haskin,
for s.. 500.
mark adjacent 20 lands oi said IT, Craiehcad. TO J.
y. Haskn. for 1000.
piece ofland known as Hog leland Grassy Knoll,
containing 20 acres. to J. lI hasni0, Tor s5,10o.
A piece OF land in the town of nSsrison, contain
ing 119 acres, 10 Thomas Nelson New York, Tor $50
Also i5 acres OF land In Harrison, situated on the
Barry road, to Thomas Nelson. Tor $2lo per acre.
A piece Of land in Harrison, TO Abel A. Cooke,
New York. for $4,000.
piece Of land Harrison, l5,s acres, to Abel A.
A piece or land In Harrison, containing about s
acres, to J. u. Haskin, for $4,000.
Apart from these features the real estate market Is
comparatively duh, with too large onerings In the
present rcactionary tone from the speculative excite
Inent Of o month ago. Prices, however, continue
frm and are likely SO to continue Tor all desirable
Two acres or ground on Highland avenue Yon.
kcrs and recently owned by H. r Getty, have been
Mrs. Jenks has sold her residence on Main street,
HinQ Sing, to Henry skidgell, Tor $4,000:
acres OF ground, situated near Irvington, on the
Hudson, has been purchased by Mr.. H. Ellsworth for
Mrs Bard has disposed Of her resIdonce-lot LOOK
224-On Croton avenue, sing sing, TO a New York
lady .or investment the price paid being $1,000.
toms III acres OF land In stafford county, Virginia
one mile from Falmouth Tor q aSooasl'ooSe ecss cash.
Of T0mpkins county, New York.
The real estate OF LynchDurg, Va, by an assess
ment Just completed ageregaies In value s2SoS sos
Mr. David ID. NJ Digges, agent at Gordonsville,
Va, has just sold Mrs. Coles farm, three and q hal
MoScH Hss' aas acres CT az thirty % dollars rsf acre
As trustee OF Archibald Armstrong, John M.
Herndon sold at Spotsylvania Court uousc va,
on MOpday. q farm containing 209 acres beinR
the one recently In the occupancy Of Armstrong: for
Sl,sso, II. D. bowman, OF Fredericksburg, pur'
chaser.
Among the recent sales Of Charleston were the fol-
lowing residences and plantations Of the late Colonel
John y. Ashc:--
Brick residence South Bay, lot s4x2op, sl5,1oo.
Wooden mansion, north side Of South Bay lot
s4x241, $40, 100.
Sea island cotton plantation, known as "Point
Placer St. Pauls C0lleton. 400 acres, $4,000
Plantation in and around Adams' run, known as
sMoss fiill,n 1,0l0 acres, $l,460.
chicago, in spite OF ail It's pretenslons cannot
Aelp exhibiting its provincial status, a. witness
the following real estate transaction, which 10
Usde special ttom Of In she Chicago papers