Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-07-24
y Tract 9l !. W92llaIssll gi l9tI acres.

which are cleared, and the remainder in gOoA
g. timber, suitable for slaves, building pur
LIB poses, fire wool, &c. miles west of
Smyrna, from Clayton depot. Price, sl2
per acre.
A tract of land, $50 acres, 80 of which are
cleared, the remainder woodland with tim
GTa bersuitable for slaves, dlngpurposcs,
HI fire wood, dc. 8 miles west OF Smyrna,
from Clayton depot a small dwelling and
ordinary out-buildings. Price, SIS per acre
No. 10.
farm lying on tho road leading from
Kenton to Downs Chapel, about 8 miles
oNes=s distant from tine former place and II. r..
Eli:i station, containing 100 acres more or
less, of splendid light loan soil with red clay
sub-soil. This land is adapted to the growth
of all staple crops, both large and small
also good Fruit enough on premises for
home use. Price, S75 per aere-one-half
cash, and esidue on sasonable terms.
No. so.
A farm containing 2.5 acres more or less,
fronting the above of 100 acres, with only or
| Tfn binary buildings. The fencing is in good
| E:i cordition. Land is of splendid natural
quality but has been neglected. There is an
abundance oftimber suitable for II, II, ties,
| building, rails, slaves, shingles. cord wood,
&c. Price, $50 per acre-one-half ca 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 II
GTs Delaware Railroad, containing IO3
| kl!5 acres, more or less, of nice light loan,
with red clay suh-soil, under a fair state OF
cultivation. This land lies in two tracts,
and Will be sold altogether, or separately, to
suit purchasers. Building on the smallest
portion, the larger being without. Its well
adapted to fruit growing or trucking, as well
as all staple crops. The corn now standing
| on il is very heavy.rfor the whole, So per
acre. If sold separately. more will be asked,
and the larger part, cash.
No. So.
A farm containing I25 acres, with pretty
fair dwellings out-buildings new and good:
GA fencing good. 1900 peach trees, 5 years
apple trees, choice fruit. Young hedge start
ed OH the farm. Soil well adapted to the
growth Of both large and small fruits, truck,
&c. miles from Railroad station. Price,
S75 per acre--terms easy, to suit the pur-
chaser.
A farm containing 225 acres more or less,
admirably adapted to the growth of corn,
an wheat, oats, barley, rye, &C., also, all
ELI: kinds of fruits and trucks. There are
pretty fair buildings on the premises. Plen-
ty of timber for building and fencing purpo-
ses. Only about one mile distant from Md.
Del. Railroad; Price, so per ocre--Sl 900
or 5000 cash, and balance to remain ON pre-
misses.
A farm of 115 acres, in Kent Co, Del
miles from Halls Station on Nd & Del. r.
r., "a mile from School and Church. 30 acres
ofgood timber land, balance in cultivation
Buildings. Two small tenant hoIses, Stable
&c, 40 apple trees, best varieties. 40 Peacl
, trees, Pears and other fruits. Price S2j pei
, acre. Terms 81 900 in hand.
, 1901 at the death of the widow. Balance ii
, two equal annual payments.
No SIS.
A farm of 130 acres lii Milford. Hundred
Del. Price $500. Farm in good state o
s%A1, cultivation and divided into ~,
, TstlIlI six fields with new Post and %se@.
nFliiil Rail fence, 1000 peach trees 49,
, Ela..Lin bearing. Timber sufficient -
for use of farm. miles from Rail Road
miles from navigable water, beautiful,
located, u of mile from NJ. f.. Church
. School house; good neighborhood, comfort
= able house-Yl.lS I've Eonms, good and new
. stabling and Out houses. Cheapest farm
q in market. Terms to be arranged with pur
q chaser.
, A farm of 1874 acres, l25 cleared Il fence,
in fields, balance in timber 1000 young peacl
trees, fine new house, two story, rooms
sffsllz cellar underneath whole house 80
bst,i,l this farm is in good state of $.se&
i,iI cultivation and is very cheap ~
!, AMIlLSchool within 60 rods, near Is.
Churches, Mills &C., within 5miles of WXom
ing and Camdon station. Wyoming Colleg,
Price $40 yer acre. Terms accomodatin
NO. 81.
arm of IL acres, all well fenced and i
good state of cultivation, nice house q bar
convenient school, church, store. mill, &
fruits in abundance for family use.
Price 1907
No. SIS.
~ A farm ofS5 acres 4 acres in timber balan6
in excellent state ofcultlvaton 4 fenced /
|. fields, house small but comfortable, fin
largenew barn, with other out building
20 acres in bearing peach trees, so pear tres
= with Other fruit in abundance, brick yal
w with plenty of brick clay, within one mile
Wyoming, the most thriving town on I'll
m Del II. X. where IS located Wyoming Colleg
~ Price $500, Terms CnSy,