Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-07-31

cleared, the he i reIaSii nd oalsnd, with
FEa bersuitablc for sta "a aSSp 't my Psurp
Lii hre wood, &c. s n w. M NTH ' " n IN,
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"A farm lying on the road Leading from
kenlon TO Downs Chapel, about 3 miles
4;! aistant from the former place and X. r.
Iii station, containing 100 acres more ol
less, OF splendid light loam soil with red clay
sub-Soil, This land is adapted to the rrowfi
fu IL STAPLE rp crops both large and small
also good. Fruit enough on premises fol
nome use. Price, SIS per acre-ono-hnlt
cash. ana esidue ON reasonable TERMS
No. SO.
A farm containing 2.i5 acres, more or loss
| ironting the above of 100 acres, with only orr
| Nisa binary buildings. The fencing is in goot,
quality. but has been neglected There is an
abundance Of timber suitable for II. r. ties
building, rails slaves, shingles. cord wood
&c. Price, $50 per acre--one-hnlf cai n hal
ance ON terms to suit purchaser
No. 81.
n tract of land adjoining the town of KEN
Ton, situated on the line of the Maryland q
~ acres, more or less, Of nice light loan.
with red clay sub-soil, under fair state 81
cul5lYation. This land lies in two tracts.
s ,nH Mill pc sold altogether, or separately, to
portion, the larger being without. Itisweli
adapted to fruit growing or trucking. as well
on it is very heavy. FOR the whole, So meg
acre. Ifsold separately, more will be asked
ana the larger part, cash.
no. So.
a farm containing Io5 acres win ,,ratt,,
fair dwelling; out-buildings new and good.
&sS fencing good. 1900 peach trees. s Wears
NY Old, 1900 three years old last spring. so
abp1e trees choice fruit Young hedge start
growth Of both large and small fruits, truck.
&c. miles from Railroad station, Price
sl9 per acre-terms easy, to suit the pur.
No. SO.
A farm containing 225 acres more or less
aI..nmlraDly adapted to the growth of corn,
LII Kinds Of fruits and trucks. There are
pretty fair buildings on the premises. Pien-
ses. Only about one mill distant nom Mi
d Del. Railroad. Price, $50 per acre-sI 5oo
misses. ''' pre-
farm of II5 acres, in Kent Co. Del
miles from Halls Station on Md. & Del. r.
X, q mile from School and Church. 30 acres
ofgood timber land, balance in cultivation
Buildings. Two small tenant horses. Stable
&c, Az apple trees, best varieties. 40 Peach
acre. Terms 81 900 in hand P''
SSOl at the death of the widow. Balance In
TWO equal annual payments.
No. 50.
"A iarm O 81 i :a acres Ia Milford. Hundred,
NJ
1Stssaz cultivation and divided into sss -
Ezl,,. six fields with new Post and s2<s%ce
MN,ii Rail fence, LOCO beach trees tsSsSss
zE-Sallltn bearing. Timber sufficient
Tor use Of farm. 3 miles from Rail Road q
miles from navigable water, benutifulIv
located, u of mile from M, T., Church X
school house. good neighborhood, oomfori-
able house with M -trnolis, good as1d new
stabling and out IN Iesn-s Cheapest FARM ARM
IN market. Terms The }ifansed-with pur-
NJ, yuAs's
A farm Of I54 acres, Iz1 cleared IL fenced
in shields. balance in timber 1000 young peach
trees, nne new house, two story, rooms Il
ifsf@@z1i cellar underneath whole house sszs
NN,, this farm is in good state of $sTAxS.
EN,i, cultivation and Is very cheap a4<SE
School within 30 rods, near ~
churches, Mills &C., within miles of Wvom-
ing and Camdon station. Wyoming College.
f1ce SOY acre. Terms accommodating
A arm of IT acres. ali well fenced ond in
good state of cultivation nice house q barn
miles from Wyoming Camden Station.
convenient school, church, store mill 80
fruits IN abundance for family use.
No. IS.
n farm OF 81 acres acres in timber balance
IN excellent state ofcultlvution & fenced i'm |
nelds, house small but comfortable fine
large new barn, with other out buildings |
~ acres In bearing peach trees, 80 pear trees |
win other frutt in abundance, brick yard |
with plenty OF brick clay, within one mile OF |
wyoming, the most thriving town on the |
Del H. H. where is located Wyoming College, |
Price $500. Terms eaey.