Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-04-03
farms.
Delaware Lands
FOR SALE.
A. McCONAUGHY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
CLAYTON, DEL,
40. 80

and part OF IL three time s has On IL 1900 peacl
trees, years old all in full bearing: 100 an,
pie trees, now in full bearing; GO acies TIM.
Der. improvements: nice dwelling, 36xls
nearly new, and well finished, and conve
niently arranged; barn 2Gx33, S ables, car
riage house, all in good condition; iencin:
in pretty good condition. Soil, nice, d@ri
loan, with splendid red clay snbsoil, amt
nicely rolling.
a farm of 100 acres, under fair state o
cultivation; s acres Of fine meadow land
and balance arabic, with exception of enough
o. lnber to supply the farm good dwelling
A!:i and fair oulDuildingS: fencing in pretty
good condition; land loamy, and splendid
for all sceriol crops, also both large and small
fruits, together for all kinds of Trucking. II
ma; hne clay-subsoil; 4s apple trees, ~
miles from Clayton Station. Price, $500, X
cash, ana balance on reasonable te.nls.-
This is cheap property-very.
No. o..
A tract of land in sussex county, contain
ing 40 acres, more or less, from so to 10.
acres of wood, and balance cleared. The Tim.
m: Der, as a general thing, is suitable fol
LEI cross ties: lies about ~ miles from
railroad station. about miles north OF
Bridgeville. improvements, none. Prize
800 per acre. The timber will more than
pay for the land.
NO. 81.
A farm of $50 acres, on which is q nice
dwelling, containing rooms, good stabling
for seven head CT horses, COW Sheds, carriage
(ySa house, Creamery, DC. 600 peach trees, 4
I'LL years Olu apple OlEl0fu, oil ABOUT ~
trees pears and cherries of choice kinds; q
never failing stream ofwater running through
the farm, which would provide for good
mill; land under a fine state of cultivation
The outbuildinas are nearly new, situated AZ
miles from smyrna, in New Castle county,
nice claysub-soil, plenty timber on the prefn-
SEES fIr farm use y young Usage hedge on
the road. Price. $1,000, one-hnlf cash, the
balance can remain for sometime.
No. 90.
tract of GI acres, near Kenton, Kent
county, 80 acres clear, balance in chestnut
O. and oak timber; n never failing stream
E:!l Oh water penetrates il, and can be ara
ranged to waier the whole tract, cut into
or fields. Price, $50 per acre. This is cons
sidered Il cheap piece of land. Railroad stu
ton very near.
a farm of HIS acres more or less, ohe mile
below Clayton Station, being equally divi'
Line Railroad, lies in one of the richest and
most fertile sections of Delaware, is under q
high state ofcultivation soil dark loan, and
easily cultivated, and especially adopted to
en- the growth of all kinds of truck and
A:a 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 im4-
mediate railroad connection, makes it one
of the most desirable truck and fruit farms
in Kent county, There is fruit ON the pre- m
ises. Improvements, hot much. Price, 500
per acre, rne half cash, Balance on easy
terms.
No. IS.
farm of so acres. being very desirable
located on the State road leading
&;s from smyrna to Dover, two miles from
l:i the former and one mile from railroad
depot, the buildings are large and commodi-
GUS, of modern style, and in excellent repair
are of good and sui table char
acter: the land in n high state of cultivation
q small peach and apple orchard. A desira4
BILE home. Price $1,000.
No. CT.
A mill seat with ~ acres of land. located
on the road leading from Smyrna to Dover,
az. miles from the former and from the
Ai latter; also miles from Leipsic, and >
from railroad station. The land is highly
cultivated; the improvements are q large
frame dwelling, stables, granary,
cribs, &c. The mill lis one of the best in LIE
county rf5rvT1g 15frT fTST fT0r1Iiyfffv TFDa1r-
ed and is in splendid condition; there are
three sets of stones. Is situated on one of
I he best streams in the neighborhood, has a
twenty-five horse power engine, and tive,
elevators 10 carry grain to any room in the
building, Two small dwellings for OPERA
tors. This property rentst opay ten per cent.
on the price asked. $1,000.
No. 60.
"A farm of 1917 acres, eight miles from
smyrna, from Smyrna depot, 81 acres of
I'M: which are woodland; the land in a fair
ll.i state of cultivation, divided into three
fields comfortable two-stOry frame dwell
ing, with new granary, and other out-build-
iH5H' iANNi sfu HtI tcTt.
No. &C.
A tract of woodland of IO4l6 acres. u
which are cleared, and the remn. nder in go /
lS$; timber, suitable for slaves, tuilding pu.
Iii poses, ilre wood, &c. miles west of
smyrna, from Clayton depot. Price, SI2
per acre.
NO.67.
A tract of land, 2JO acres, 50 of which are
cleared, the remainder woodland, with tim
ma. bcrsuitable slaves, building PURPOSES
l:i fire wood, &c. miles west of Smyrna
: rom Clayton depot IA small dwelling and
ordinary out-buildlngs. Price, SIS per acre
No. 20.
farm lying OH the road lending front
kenton to DOWNS Chapel, about 3 miles
ff.s distant from the former place and r. r.
Lii station, containing 100 az res more or
less, OF splendid light loan soil, with red CLAY
This land is adapted to the growth
OF all staple crops. both large and small
fruits, truck, &C., Buildings good. fencing
also good. Fruit enough ON premises for
nome use. Price, SO per acre-onp-hnlf
cash, andresidue on reasonable terms.
No. so.
y firm containing 215 acres. moro or loss
fronting the above OF lO1 acres with only or,
Nh; dinaN. buildings. The fencing is in good
Es.i cor ditiOn. land is of splendid nafnrai
quality. but has been neglected. There is mn
abundance of timber suitable for r.. r.. Ties
building, rails, slaves, shingles cord wood
&c. Price, 500 per acre--one-half ca h, bal
ahce ON terms to suit purchaser.
No. 81.
tract of land adjoining the town of Kerr
ton, situated ON the line of the MnrVInnd q,
m. Delaware Railroad, containing IO3
lt acres, more or less, OF nice lipht Ion ~
win red clay Suh-soil, under n fair state OK
cultivation. This land lies in two tracts
and VIII he sold altogether, or separately, to
sui purchasers, Building on the smallest
portion, the larger being without. II we'll
adapted to fruit growing or trucking. as wei
as all staple crops. The corn now Standing
on II Is very heavy. For the whole, SIS per
lrFaf a1k
and the larger part. cash.
No. SO.
tlrm containing l25 acres, win pretty
fair dwelling; out-buidings new ana good .
nm? Fencing good. 1890 peach trees years
Lib old, 1870 three wears old last spring. AZ
apple trees, choice fruit. Young hedge sta n :
ed on the. farm. Soil well adapted to The
growth Of both large and small fruits, truck,
&c. = miles from Railroad station, Price
chaser.
A farm containing 225 acres more or less.
admirably adapted to the growth of corn
LII: kinds of fruits and trucks. There are
pretty fair buildings on the premises. Plen-
" OF timber for building and fencing purpo-
SeS. only about one mile distant from Md
Il Del. RnilrOnd. Price, $50 per acre--si 50i
or 5000 cash, and balance to remain ON pre-
misses. f-
No. So
y hIil vi 10 ucreS, III Kent c.. Del
miles from Halls station ON Md. & Del. r.
X. 4 mile from School and Church. rs acre,
ofgood timber land, balance in cultivation
buildings, Two small tenant houses, Stable
&c, 40 apple trees, best Va rieties 40 Peach
trees, Pears and other fruits. Price s25 ne,
acre. Terms 81, 900 in hand
SSli at the death of the widow, Balance in
two equal annual payments.
No. So.
4 farm Of l35 acres la Milford. II un tired
Del. Price S6J0O. Farm in n good state M
49, cultivation and divided into -
ha,m six fields with new Post and Es45t,,
Eaiii Kali fence, LOCO each trees $685..
i'm bearing. Timber sufficent II y
for use OF farm. miles from Rail II ia1i Il
miles from naVigable water, beaut' fully
located, q of mile from Suns Church K
school house. good neigh borhood, comfort.
able house with live rooms, good and mes
slabling and out houses. Cheapest nv
In market. Terms to be arranged.
No. Sc.