Smyrna times., 1856-11-05
WILL BE SOLD,

ne following property, to wit ::
NO.l.-Is that we'll known Steamboat Landing Farm
saSlS---A near the month of Duck Creek, contain
@saas<<a=zzssAz ing $50 ACRES, 100 of which is em
banked marsh or meadow, and 10 acres OF upland
balance good moving marsh. Buildings la ge. new
and good; Outhuildlng capable Of stabling twenty
horses Barn. Sheds 3'c large and good. This farm
has many inducements TO those wishing 10 purchase
and will be sold on very reasonable terms.
TT773S NO. 2-Is MILL. and FARM of IS Acres
tlEAl, two miles from Smyrna. Will be sold togo =
S%ss@% Thor or separate, desired. The land is of
good quality and in good condition; well adapted to
Trucking and peach growing
No. 3 is FARM in Appoquihimink hundred
containing $50 Acres 20 of Woodland; BUILDINGS
tolerabs; land in good state of cultivation, and will
be sold on very accommodate terms.
NO. 4-25 ACRES of Lani, % miles from Smyrna
through which the Delaware Railroad runs. we'll
adapted TO the culture Of peach trees trucking
d. NO. 5-Is large Brick Dwelling IN the
Ef FIN Town of Smyrna, with Back Buildings. all in
EiE iIl good condition. 1t is situated Commerce
@'''--~ street, above Main, and will make good hus
ness stand
NO. 6--ls a new Frame Dwelling on Methodist
street. 50 by % feet, in good order.
NO. us a FARM of 227 Acres, six miles from
Smyrna 20 ocres Meadow Land, 30 Of Young Tim
Der 10 OF yoHng chesnut timber, detached from the
farm. The rest is arabic lanI under good fencing
and IN good sta of cultivation well waIercd good
buildings, with apple orchard and other fruits
NO, ,E-ls a FARM of 900 Acres, four miles from
Smyrna, on the road leading to tho Head of
There have been recently 5000 bushels of lime puI
on the farm, besides four ions of Peruvian Cuao nd
other Fertilizers. lhe buildings all new, and Ia
good order. This is a very desirable Farm
NO. ga FARM of loo Acres, four miles from
Smyrna has been lined and in pretty good condl-
ton Buildings tOerable.
NO. 10 $50 ACRES of Land, four miles from
Smyrna, ITO of which is cleared and in a high Stale
OF cultivation, 40 of Woodland through which The
Delaware Railroad runs. There are no buildings
NO Ill. FARM IN AppOquInlmink hundred, on
the ROAD leading from SmVrna % the Head of SnSsa
ras, live miles from the former and seven from the
latter place, within % miles of The Delaware railroad
aTs containing 2l7 ACRES. This is one Of the best
farms IN The hundred, beng well lined end IN high
slate oil abund ant crops OF corn
wheat oats and grass The Dwelling is large and
nearly new; OutBudings good and sufficient. Per-
sons wishing Farm OF this description would do well
TO apply soOn such rare chance is seldom offered
The Terms will be easy
NO. 10, Is a FARM in Duck Creek hundred, ono
mile from good steamboat navigation, containing 2sS
ACRES, 30 OF which is cleared, 90 of Young Timber
the balance marsh and cripple buildings ordinary.
NO. IL. Is al Farm of l5O ACRES OF Land. on the
main road leading from Smyrna 10 Blackbrd mostly
cleared, pleasantly situated and would make very
desirable Residence
House. Stable, &c, BIackisiou's x Roods. 1t is
good stand for slore and will be sold on reasonable
terms If applied tor soon.
l beg leave to refer to the following gentle
men:
Hon. P Spruance, Geo. w. Cummins, Esq,
and Ex-Gov. VIM. Temple, of Smyrna, Del
NJ. w. Bates and ]. P. Comegys, Esqrs,, OF
Dover, Del; Daniel Corbit, Esq. of Cantwell's
Bridge, Del; VIM. ]. Hurlock, ESQ.,, of st.
Georges Del; John Parsons and Joseph Hill,
Esqrs., of Wilmington, Del.
JOS. G.. GRIFFITH,
se24-ly. 1a rs.h a. Smyrna, Del.