Smyrna times., 1856-11-26
WILL BE SOLD,

Inc following property, to wit
lis that we'll known Steamboat Landing Farm,
ST. "a near the mouth of Duck Creek, contain
Azza<-.sszssA<As ing $50 ACRES, 100 Of which is em
banked marsh or meadow. and 10 OF upland
balance good moving marsh. Buildings Ia. ge.
and good Out.building capable Of stabling twenty
horses Barn. Sheds, &c, large and good. This larm
has many Inducements 10 thusc wishing 10 purchase
and will he sold on very reasonable terms.
,S;3-4.-f4 NO. Pisa MILL. and FARM Of IS Acres
t8sszS5 two miles from Smyrna. Will be sold Ogt
s=s=7 Iher or separate. as desired. The land is Of
good quality and in good condition; we'll adapted to
Trucking aud peach growing
NO. lis a FARM IN AppOqunimink hundred.
containing l!M Acres 20 of WOsdaDd buildings
tolerabI- land in good state Of cultivation. and i'll
be sold on very Accommodate g terms.
NO. 4-25 ACRES of Ian a. % miles from Smyrna.
through which the Delaware Railroad runs we'll
adapted to the culture Of peach nees trucking
1IRs==..s NO. 5-Is a large Brick Dwelling IN the
RAiI Town of Smyrna. with Back Buildings. ali in
Hkiil good condition. II il situated on Commerce
-@'AN- street. above Main and will make good bust
ness stand
NO. g. Is a new Frame Dwelling on Methodist
tIeet 50 by 2S feet. in good order.
NO. lis FARM of 227 Acres. six miles from
Smyrna; % acres Meadow Land, 80 ol Young Tim.
ber lG of young chesnut timber. detached from the
farm. The lest is arabic Ian under good fencing
and in gOsd te of cultivation we'll waered, good
buildings, with apple orchard aud other fruits.
NO. SIS a FARM OF 2OO Acres. four miles from
Smyrna, on the rua leading Ihi. Head Of Sa>s.iras
There have been recently 1900 bushels of lime put
the farm besides four IONS of Peruvian Guaao n.
other Fertilizers rhe buildings all new, and IN
good order. This is a very desirable Farm.
NO. "a FARM Of lU0 Acres four miles from
Smyrna has been lined and ia pretty good cOndI.
IIun Buildings tOlerabe.
NO. 10 $50 ACRES of Land, four miles from
Smyrna, ITO Of which is cleared, aud in high state
of cultivation, 40 of Woodland. through Mhish The
Delaware ltOilroad runs. There are buildings.
NO. III. FARM M AppOg OguinImnk hundred, on
he nianh dina lrnu fLo nf
tras. live miles from the former and seven from the
latter place within % miles of the Delaware railroad
and containing 2l7 ACRES. This is one OF the bes
farms IN the hundred. being well lMned and q high
state OF OcuIlvaton-prodncInga abund tnt crops o corn
| wheat, oats and grass The Dwelling large and
nearly new; Out, t,Buildings good and sufficient. Per
sons wishing Farm OF this description would DO well
10 apply sOOn, such rare chance is seldom offered
| The Terms will be easy.
NO. 10, Is a FARM in Duck Creek hundred, one
mile from good steamboat navigation. containing :5s
ACRES. 30 OF which is cleared. l6O Of Young Timber
the balance marsh and cripple buildings ordinary.
| NO. l3, Is a Farm of $50 ACRES OF Land. on ths
main road leading from Smyrna iU Black5rd Riosll,
cleared, pleasantly situated and would make yer,
desirable residence.
NO IA, Isa DWELLING House and Lot, Store
House, Sable. &C., al Blackison's =; Roods. Il is
| good stand for STORE and will be sold reasonabl,
terms If applied Tor soon.
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 J. P. Comegys, Esqrs. c
Dover, Del; Daniel Corbit, Esq, of Cantwell'
Bridge, Del; VIM. J. Hurlock, ESQ.,, of s.
Georges, Del; John Parsons and Joseph Hill
Esqrs., of Wilmington, Del.
Jos. c. GRIFFITH,
sc24-ly. Smyrna, Del.