Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-26
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Delaware Lands
FOR SALE.
A. MoCoNAUGHY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
CLAYTON, DEL,

REAL ESTATE BROKER,
CLAYTON, DEL,
A farm of a55 acres, in Kentcounty. Mary
land, about miless=fom Millington, sta
Gfss ton on the new line of Maryland rail-
M.a road, on the road leading to Smyrna.
Delaware, which has been lined ovea twice,
and part Of 1t three times has on it 1000 peach
trees, years old ; all in full bearl ng; 100 APP
Pile trees, now in full bearing; 80 acres tim
Der fs Cycling dn6g sS Sgxls
niently Arranged Darn 26x9S, stables, car
riage house, all in good condition; fencing
in pretty. good condition. Soil, nice, dark
loan, with splendid red clay snbsoil, and
nicely rolling. Price, 500 per acre,
NJ. 81.
A farm of 100 acres, under fair state of
cultivation; 8 acres of fine meadow land,
and balance arabic, with exception of enough
6fSf tim Der to supply the farm; good dwelling,
n:i and fair outbuildings; fencing in pretty
good condition; land loamy, and splendid
fruits, together for al kindsof trucking. 1t
has fine clay-subsoil; 48 apple trees, ~
miles from Clayton Station. Price, $1,000, u
cash, and balance on reasonable TERMS
This is cheap property-very.
No. 90.
A tract of land in Sussex county, contain
ing lao acres, more or less, from 80 to 100
acres of wood, and balance cleared. The tim
6fsN Der, as q general thing, is suitable for
Ni::d cross ties: lies about IL miles from
railroad station, about miles north of
Bridgeville. Improvements, none. Price,
$40 per acre. The timber will more than
pay for the land.
No. So.
A farm If $50 acres, on which is a nice
dwelling, containing rooms, good stabling
fEh house, Creamery, &c. 900 peach trees, 4
4::i years old; apple. orchard, of about 20
trees; pears and cherries of choice kinds; q
never tailing stream ofw aterruning through
the farm, which would provide for good
mill; land under fine state of cultivation.
The outbuildings are nearly new, situated412
miles from Smyrna, in New Castle county,
nice clay sub-soil, plenty timber on theprem-
SEES for farm use /; {; young Usage hedge on
the road. Price. Sll 900, one-half cash, the
balance can remain for sometime.
NO. 90.
A tract of Oh acres, near. Kenton, Kent
county, so acres clear, balance in chestnut
Gs and oak timber; never falling stream
Ez.l Of wlitstpen6IretSs 1t, ant can be ar
ranged to water the, whole tract, cut into
or 5fields. Price, $50 per acre. This is con-
sidered cheap piece of land. Railroad sta
ton very near.
a farm of II5 acres, more or less, one mile
below Clayton Station, being equally divi-
ded by the Philadelphia, Wilmington, & Air
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
| <s:s the growth of all kinds Of truck and
| LIRE fruits; and is a 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 i'm
mediate railroad connection, makes it one
of the most desirable truck and fruit farms
in Kent county. There Is fruit on the prem
ises. Improvements, not much. Price, Sl0l
per acre, rne half cash, balance on easy
terms.
No. IS.
A farm Of so acres. being very desirable
property, located on the State road leading
IA 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
out-buildings are of good and suitable char
acter the land in highstate of cultivation
a small peach and ample orchard. A desira
BILE home. Price $1,000.
No. Go.
A farm of 1917 acres, eigLt miles from
Smyrna, from Smyrna depot, 90 acres o
a. which are woodland; the land in fai
E:l state of cultivation, divided into thre,
fields; q comfortable two-story frame dwell
ling, with new grstlk,ry, and other out-build
ings. Price, $40 per acre.
NO.i66.
A tract of woodland of 1917 acres,