The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-22
arabic, timber and marsh land, with

arabic, timber and marsh land, with
the improvements and appurtenan-
ces thereon, lsand adioins lands Of
Lemuel Draper, Curtis s. Watson,
and others. The arabic land is en-
closed with a good and sufficient
fence, and laid off into three conve-
nient fields. II in state Of good
cultivation, and vel, adapted to the
growth Of corn, wheat, &c. There
is sufficient quantity of good oak
timber for the use Of the farm. The
marsh is Of good quality. and viii
afford grazing for 100 head of cattle
nearly all the year. The improve
ments consist of large and comfor-
table two story frame Dwelling
House, ond ane story framelKitch-
en- adjoining. Also, a large frame
Barn, and other ous-buildings, am
pie and in good condition. There
is also on the farm, an Apple Or.
chard in good bearing condition, Of
well selected fruit. s s,eff -
/ No. 2. A tract of, Land contains
. ing 430 acres, more Or less, of upland
aud marsh, and adjoining lands Of
Nathaniel Ingram, Thomas j Davis,
and the heirs of John Campbell,
decd, together with the improve
ments and appurtenances thereon.
The arabic land is uader fence, and
divided into convenient fields. There
is a large quantity Of red cedar on
| this tract. 5,,s,i. - 3ea 44
No. 8. A tract of Land contain,
ing AZ acres & 105 pcrches, more or
les, with the improvements and APP
purtenances, and adjoining lands Of
Joseph Shepard, Curtis s. Watson,
and the heirs Of George Bennett,
decd. Of this tract, about four
acres are arabic, under fence, and in
: a state Of good cultivation, with a
single story frame House thereon;
the residue is heavily set in black
!. oak, white oak, and hickory Timber
of the best quality. Z
The above described lands present
! unusual advantages for purchasers.
! A school house adjoins tract no. 8.
!. and M. E. Church is within half a
mile Of the same, and about two
: miles from nos. / & g., There is a
good saw mill at Cedar Greek, about
four miles distant. The lands pos.
sess great natural resources for ma
: nure, and to any person in want o.
1 a marsh farm, an opportunity is
:, offered seldom to be met with. Tht
! lands are contiguous to, and have
q commanding view of the Delaware
Bay. Large quantitif 8 of lime have
been and can be easily landed OF
the beach. The public road leading
to Slaughter Beach divides tracts
Nos. 1 & 2. The distance from
z Milford is about eight miles, where
y facilities for forwarding produce &c
Philadelphia may be had either BY
vessel or Railroad. "5 ta
The above and foregoing are tn,
lands and premises late of JOIN
Campbell, Decd, and they win b.
sold subject to the right of dover d
his widow, Mary Campbell, in tn,
whole of said lands and premises
and subject also to the right of dow
er of Eliza Campbell; the widow o
Robert S. Campbell, deceased, il
and to the one sixth part of SAT-
lands and premises.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ten pc
u centum Of the purchase money will
be required to be paid to the Trus
: tee on the day of sale, which will b
J, forfeited in case che purchaser o
I purchasers fail to comply with tn
further order of the Chancellor
!. which is, that the whole of the puf
= chase money be paid to the Truste,
on or before the first day of the mex
term of said Court Of Chancery
! March 18th 1860, J and by him de
, posted in the Farmers Bank of tn
State of Delaware at Georgetown
and certificate Of said deposit to b.
fled by the said Trustee, with tn
Register Of the said Court of Chan
J cerys t{r 9lgn T.II.f.gClT
Jno. Bs AfcF EE, Trustee.
) Georgetown, Delaware, Dec. 5th SO
: N. B. The purchasers will hay,
to pay the expense of Deeds.
4 .oHa q NOTICE, y p
Is hereby given, in pursuance o
q further order Of the Chancellor, t,
the parties respectively interested ii
the said lands and premises, and t.
% all others having liens affecting tn
,f interest or title Of said parties res
), pectively, to file with the Registe
J. of the said Court Of Ohancery in AM
J. for the County aforesaid; petition