Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-05-29
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ana IlI O1 IL three times on III lUUU peach
trees, years old; all in full hcaringi leo sh-
pie trees, now in full bearing; 90 acres tilp-
Der improvements: nice dwelling, SoxIS,
nearly new, and well finished, and conve@
niently arranged; barn 26x33 stables, car
riage house, all in good condition: fencing
in pretty good condition. Soil, nice, dark
loan, with splendid red clay snbsoil, ana
nicely rolling.
A farm of 100 acres, under fair state Of
cultivation; acres of me meadow land
md balance arable with exception ofenough
o. timber tosuppiY the farm; good dwelling,
l:i and fair outnuildingS; fencing in pretty
good condition; land lOamy, and splendid
for all sccrial crops also boil, large and small
fruits together FOR all kinds of trucking. II
miles from Clayton Station frhe, ssOO0, y
cash, and balance on reasonable TERMS
This is II cheap propcrty-very.
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ing no acres, more or less, fom 50 to lOO
acres of wood, ambulance clea ed. The tim
eE her, as a general llllng is suitable S for
railroad station, about milcs north of
Bridgeville. improvements, none Price,
pay for the land.
No. IS.
a farm of $50 acres, on which is n nice
dwelling, containing 5 rooms, good stabling
for seven head of horses, COW sheds, carriage
~: house. Creamery, &c. 900 peach trees,
Ei"i years old apple orchard, of about 20
trees; pears and cherries OF choice KINDS; A.
never falling stream otwatcrruning through
the farm, which would provide for good
mill; land under n fine state of cultivation.
The outhuildingS are nearly new, sltuated4l2
miles from smyrna, in New Castle county,
nicc clay slb-sOil, plenty limberon the prem
scs for farm use: IL young Usage hedge on
The road. Price. 200, onc.half cash, tho
balance can remain for sometime.
No. %.
a tract of Oh acres, near kenton, Kent
county, 80 acres clear, balance in chestnut
GE5s and oak timher; Il never failing stream
Al::t oi water penctrates il, and can he an
ranged to wafer the whole tract, cut into
or fields. Price, $50 per acre. This is con-
sidcrcd cheap piece of land. Railroad sta
ton very near.
\ farm of HIS acres, more or less, one mile
BIZ 10 Clayton Station, being equally divi-
ded by the Philadelphia, Wilmington, g. Air
Line Railroad lies in one OF the richest and
most fertile sections of Delaware, is under 40
high state ofcultivation soil dark lQam, and
easily cultivated, and especially adopted to
M: the growth of all Kinds OF trick and
.l::::ii fruits; and is splendid grain farm:
every field Is welt watered and not over two
acres Of land thai cannot be used. to valuable
advantage. The close proximity ofthis farm
to the plendid Wilmington market and i'm
mediate railroad connection, makes it OnR
of the most Desirable truck and fruit farms
in Kent county. Tn"re is Fruit on the prcm-
iscS. Improvements, not much. Price, SOD
per acre, rne half cash, balance on easy
terms.
a farm Of so acres. being very desirable
property, located on the State road leading
~ from Smyrna to Dover two miles from
sl!i the former and one mile from railroad
depot the buildings are large and cominodi-
Gus, of modern style, and in excellent repair
out-huildingS are of good and sui table char
| acter; tile land i'm a high state Of cultivation
a small peach and apple orchard. A desira~
bic home. Price $1,000
No.ea.
a mill sent with ~ acres of land, located
on tine road leading from smyrna to Dover.
mil Hot
k::i latter; also miles from Leipsic, and 2
from railroad station. The land is highly
cultivated; the improvements are large
comfortable frame dwelling, lcs,granary,
cribs &c. The mill is one of tho best in tho
county, having been just thoroughly repair
ffrete SETS 81 snpohnes. s9yfutfea oil e5fire 6f
the best streams in the neighborhood, hrs n
twenty-five horse power engine, and two
elevators to carry grain to any room in the
building. Two small dwellings for opera
tors. This property rents topay temper cent.
ON the price asked. Sh,0OO.
\ farm of 1917 acres eigIt nTiles from
smyrna, from smyrna depot, 90 acres OF
| El::t state of cultivation divided into three
fields q comfortable two-story frame dwell
ling, with new granary, and other out-build-
ings. Price, $40 per acre.
A tract OF woodland of 1917 acres,
which are cleared, and the remainder in gore
AZ timber, suitable for slaves, building pur
smyrna, from Clayton depot. Price, sl2
per acre.
A tract Of land, 800 acres, 30 Of which ara
cleared, the remainder Woodland, with tim-
6Sss bersHitabie orStaVes, building purposes,
I!i fire wood, sc. miles west OF smyrna,
from Clayton depot a small dwelling and
ordinary out-buildings. Price, SIS per acre
Ne. 20.
a farm lying on the road leading from
Krnton To DOWNS Chapel, about miles
| ~. ltStnnt fnrnlRf'
Nl:a station, containing 100 acres more or
less, of splendid light loan soil with red clay
suh-Soi. This land is adapted to the growth
of all staple crops, both large and small
fruits, truck, Sc., Buildings good; fencing
also good. Fruit enough ON premises, for
home use Price, SO per acre-onc-half
cash, and residue on sasonable terms.
No. so.
, A farm containing 2.5 acres, more or less,
fronting the above of l0l acres, with only or
.yt din;irv buildings The fencing is in gonG
i:i cordition. Land is of splendid natural
quality but has been neglected. There is an
abundance OF timber suitable for II, II, ii, $,
building, rails, slaves, shingles. cord wood,
Hc Price, so per acre--one-half ca Ii, al
ance ON terms to suit purchaser.
! No. 81.
\ tract oflanl adjoining the town of Ken
ton, situated ON the line of the Maryland 4
o., Delaware Railroad, containing I93
Lli acres. more or less, of nice light loan,
with rcd clay sHh-sOl, under II fair state OF
cultivation. This land lies in two tracts,
and Will he sold altogether, or scpafnt ~. to
suit purchasers. Building ON the smallest
portion, the larger being without. II is well
adapted to fruit growing or trucking, as we'll
MS all staple crops. The corn now standing
on it i; very heavy. For the whole, SO per
acre. II sold separately. more will be asked,
and the larger part cash.
No. 81.
farm containing I35 ucrcs, win pretty
fair dwelling; out-huildings new ana good /:
o. fencing good. I'm peach trees. years
Ey.n old. 800 three wears old last 81 ring. 81
apple trees, choice frut. Young hedge start
ed on the fnrm. Soil well adapted to the
growth Of both large and small fruits, truck.
Sc. Smiles from ltnih old station. Price
SO per acrc--terins easy, tor suit the pur-
chaser.
40. So.
! A farm containing 225 acres moro or less,
I admirably adapted to the growth Of corn,
~. wheat, oats, barley, rye &C.. also. ali
::i kinds of fruits and trucks. There are
pretty fair buildings ON the premises. Plen-
ty oftimbcr for building and fencing purp,
SOS. only about one mile distant from Md.
Il Del Railroad. Price. Sa per acre--Sl .5Od
, or S2hD cash, and balance 10 rt main pre-
. misses.
A farm Of II3 acres. in Kent Go. Del 4
miles from Halls station ON Md. q Del. r.
II. J. lie from School and Church. 80 acres
oi good timber land, balance in cultivation
2uildings. Two small tenant houses, Stabl,
II Nc, 40 apple trees, best varieties. 10 Peach
trees Pears and other fruits. Price S2j Ell
acne. Terms ; 900 in hand.
sol nj the death of the widow. Balance IN
: two equal annual payments.
No. So.
~ 4 farm Of 1850 acres in Milford. Hun ire l.
= Del. lrce $1,000. Farm in n good state OF
- trLL cultivation and divided into ~
tsAtim six fields with now Post and S,ssNs-
HMiii Rail fence, l.0O0 reach trees ASSes.
-3slii u in bearing. Ilmhct sufficient -
< tor uSc of farm. miles from Rail Road &
le Smiles from navig;,hle water, beautifully
t. located. ] of mile from suns Church Il