Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-12
fafnls
Delaware Lands
FOR SALE.
A. McCONAUGHY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
CLAYTON, DEL,

Ei:i road, on the road leading to smyrna.
Delaware, which has been lined ovea twice,
and part of it three times has on IL 1000 peach
trees, years old all in full bearing; 100 ap-
pic trees, now in full bearing; 90 acres tim
Der. improvements ,It; d nice dIelilng, SSxis,
niently arranged; barn 26x33 stables, car
rfage house, all in good condition; fencing
IN pretty. goodseendition. Soil, nice, dark
loan, with splendid red clay snbsoil, and
nicely rolling. Price, $50 per acre,
No. 81.
A farm of 100 acres, under q fair state of
cultivation; s acres of fine meadow land,
and balance arabic, with exception of enough
Af7a tim Der tosuppiy the farm; good dwelling,
1.:l and fair outbuildings fencing in pretty
good condition; land loamy, and splendid
for all scerial crops, also bothlnrge and small
fruits, together for all kinds of trucking. 1t
has a fine clay-subsoil; 48 apple trees, %
miles from Clayton Station. Price, $1,000, u
cash, and balance on reasonable terms.-
This is a cheap property-very.
NO. %.
A tract of land in Sussex county, contain
ing I4O acres, more or less, from 80 to 100
acres of wood ambulance cleared. The tim
GIL Der, as n general thing, is suitable for
ELI cross ties; lies about IA miles from
railroad station, about miles north of
Bridgeville. improvements, none. Price,
so per acre. The timber will more than
pay for the land.
no. 53.
A farm Of $50 acres, on which is nice
dwelling, containing Srooms, good stabling
for seven head of horses, COW sheds, carriage
g. house, Creamery, &c. 800 peach trees, 4
LII years old apple orchard, of about 20
trees; pears and cherries of choice kinds; q
never failing stream ofwater running through
the farm, which would provide for a good
mill; land under fine state of cultivation.
The outbuildings are nearlynew, situated4l5
miles from smyrna, in New Castle county,
nice clay sub-sofl, plenty timber on the prem
ses for farm use a young Usage hedge on
the road. Price. Sll 900, one-half cash. the
balance can remain for sometime.
no. 30.
A tract of 81 acres, nears Kenton, Kent
county, so acres clear, balance in chestnut
f1ss and oak timber; q never falling stream
Ill OF water penetrates 1t, and can be ar
ranged TO water the whole tract, cut into
| or Fields. Price, SG0per acre. This is con-
sidered cheap piece of land. Railroad sta
No. Sc.
a farm of I15 acres, more or less, one mile
bC1oH Clayton Station, being equally divi-
ded by the Philadelphia, Wilmington, q Air
Line Railroad, lies in one of the Richest and
most fertile sections of Delaware, is under q
high state ofcultivaton soil dark loan, and
easily cultivated, and especially adopted to
| Gga the growth of all kinds of truck and
Iii fruits; and Is splendid grain farm
every field is well watered, and not over two
acres eff land that cannot be used to valuable
advantage. The close proximity of this farm
| to the plendid Wilmington market, and inn
mediate railroad connection, makes IL one
of the most desirable truck and fruit farms
| in Kent county. There is fruit on the prem
Uses. Improvements, not much. Price, 500
per acre, rne half cash, balance on easy
terms.
| A farm of so acres. being q very desirable
property, located on the State road leading
| aK:a from Smyrna to Dover, two miles from
| E::i the former and one mile from railroad
| depot, the buildings are large and commodl-
Gus, Of modern style, and in excellent repair
out-buildings are ofgood and suitable char.
acter; the land in a high state of cultivation
| n small peach and apple orchard. A desira.
bic home. Price 5000.
No. O5.
A farm of 1S11 acres, eigdt miles from
| Smyrna, from Smyrna depot, 90 acres o.
Et= which are woodland; the land in q fail
| ksi state of cultivation, divided into three
| fields; n comfortable two-story frame dwell
ling, with new granary, and other out-build.
| ings. Price, SO per acre.
No. &C.
A tract of woodland Of IOA% acres,
| which are cleared, ard the remainder in COCA
| 6rA timber, suitablee0r slaves, Building pur
H9iiH poses, fire wood, &c. miles west o
Smyrna, from Clayton depot. Price, 81:
per acre.
A tract of land, $50 acres, so of which ara
| cleared, the remainder woodland, with tim
| GA bersuitaDle forstaves, buildingpurposes
Hla fire wood, &c. miles west of Smyrna
| Z from Clayton depot; a small dwelling anC
ordinary out-buildings. Price, SIS per acr,
No. 70.
A farm lying on the road leading from
Kenton to Downs Chapel, about mile,
| an distant from the former place and II. r
| E:i station, containing 100 acres more OF
| less, of splendid light loan soil with red clay
sub-soil. This land is adapted to the growtl
of all staple crops, both large and small
fruits, truck, &C., Buildings good; fencing
also good. Fruit enough on premises fo
home use. Price,..s75 per acre-one-hal
cash, and esldue on easonable terms.
No. so.
] a farm containing DO acres, more or less
fronting the above Of 100 acres, with only or
Gss binary buildings. The fencing is in gooC
E:n cordition. Land Is of splendid natura
quality but has been neglected. There is al
abundance of timber suitable for II, X, ties
building, rails slaves, shingles, cord wood
DC. Price, $50 per acre-one-half cat II, bal
ance on terms to suit purchaser.
No. 81.
A tract of land adjoining the town of Ken
ton, situated on the line of the Maryland 4
6E5s Delaware Railroad, containing 10:
Ei;H acres, more or less, Of nice light loan
with red clay sub-soil, under o fair state 0
cultivation. This land lies in two tracts
suit purchasers. Building on the smalies
portion, the larger being without. Iii wei
adapted to fruit growing ortruclSing, as wei
as al staple crops. The corn now STANDING
acre. If sold separately. more viii be asked
and the larger part, cash.
No. SO.
A farm containing l25 acres, with prett
fesl fencing good. 1900 peach trees, 8 year
i old, 1900 three years old last spring. .
apple trees, choice fruit. Young hedge start
cd on the farm. Soil well adapted to III
growth of both large and small fruits, truck
&c. miles from Railroad station. Price
SIS per acre-tcrms easy, to suit the pun
! chaser.
No. 80.
A farm containing 235 acres more or les
admirably adapted TO the growth of corr
:ii kinds Of frlilts and trucks. There al
pretty fair buildings on the promises. Pier
: ty of timber for building and fencing purpC
! SEES. Only about one mile distant from Nj,
2 & Del. Railroad. Price, $50 per acres, 81
or $1,000 cash, and balance 10 remain on pr
! misses.
A farm of 1I5 acres, in Kent Co, Del
miles from Halls Station ON Md. & Del. ]
II, d mile from School and Church. 80 acr
ofgood timber land balance in cultivation
Buildings Two small tenant houses, Stab
&c, 40 apple trees, best varieties, 40 PeaC
trees, Pears and other fruits. Price S25 b
. acre. Terms 81 600 in hand
= SS04 at tho death of the widow. Balance
: two equal annual payments.
A farm of 1876 acres ih Milford. Hundre
Del. Price $4,000. Farm IN good state
,stRfss@as cultivation and divided into ~
! tml!!l six fields with new Post and SeAl
EM!i, Rail fence, 1000 peach trees &13r
/; EallE in bearing. Timber sufficient -
for use of farm. miles from Rail Road
miles from navigable water, beautiful
located x of q mile from NJ. e. Church
:. School house. good neighborhood, comiol
I. able house with five rooms, good and nc
:, stabling and out houses. Cheapest far
= in market. Terms to45e arranged with pu
Y chaser.
e No. SO.
!, A farm of 1854 acres, 125 cleared & fenc
in 5flelds, balance in timber 1000 young pea
trees, fine new house, two story, rooms
SSs4L, cellar underneath whole house saef
F.eEiI this farm is in good state of 80
Efi,i cultivation and is very cheap fsSks
~ E1Ai il-School within GO rods, near IL
y Churches, Mills &c, within5 miles of Wyoi
ing and Camdon station. Wyoming Collei
Price $40 yer acre. Terms accomodatii
no. 81.
A arm of 10 acres all well fenced and
good state of cultivation, nice house d ba