Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-06-19
EARNS
Delaware Lands
FOR SALE.
A. McCONAUGHY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
CLAYTON, DEL,

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CLAYTON, DEL,
No. so.
A farm of 265 acres, in Kentcounty. Mary
land, about miles from Millington, sta
or ton on the new line of Maryland rail-
Mif road, ON the road leading to Smyrna.
delaware, which has been lined ovea twice,
and part of it three times ;has on il 1000 peach
trees, q years old all in full bearing; 100 APP
pie Arees, now in full bearing; 90 acres tim
Der. N improvements: nice dwelling, 3GxlS,
nearY new, and well finished, and conve-
nientG arranged; barn 26x33, stables, car
riage house, all in good conditions fencing
in pretty good condition. Soil, nice, dark
loan, With splendid red clay snbsoil, and
nicely ruling. Price, $50 per acre,
No. 81.
A farmbf 100 acres under fair state of
cultivatioN; 8 acres of fine meadow land,
and balane arabic, with exception of enough
ana III linz sFm ehgs4g IN pTetS
good condition; land loamy, and splendid
for all scerill crops, also both large and small
fruits, Together for all l1indso of trucking. II
has a fine 4ay-subsoii;. As apple trees, %
miles from dayton Station. Price, $1,000, q
| cash, and blance on reasonable TERMS
This is q chesp property-very.
NO. 81.
A tract of lald in Sussex county, contain
ing lao acreA more or less, from 81 TO IOO
| GNA ber as algeneral thing, is suitable Tor
kli cross tieI; lies about l. miles from
railroad station, about miles north OF
Bridgeville. improvements, none. Price,
$40 per acre. The timber Will more than
pay for the Ibid.
| A farm Of 1870 acres, on which is q nice
dwelling, containing rooms, good stabllng
for seveDhead Of horses, COW sheds, carriage
| E'Jl years old apple orchard, of about 20
trees pears and cherries of choice kinds; q
never falling stream of,water running through
the arm, which would provide for good
mill; land under fine state of cultivation.
The outbuildings are nearly new, situated43
miles from Smyrna IN New Castie q, county,
| SEES for farm use ; o young Usage hedge on
the road Price. Sll 900, one-half cash, the
balance can remain for sometime.
NO. 50.
| A tract of Oh acres, near5 Kenton, Kent
county so acres clear, balance in chestnut
! ~ and oak timber; never falling stream
! lliaa of water penetrates it, and can be ar
ranged to water the whole tract, cut into 4
or fields Price, $50 per acre. This is con-
sidered cheap piece of land. Railroad sta
ton very near.
A farm of 1I5 acres, more or less, one mile
below Clayton Station, being equally diyt-
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
| or the growth of all kinds of truck and
H;i 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 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, SlOu
per acre, rne half cash, balance on easy
| terms.
No. IS.
eFG n 4 fsn1a IL
| property, located on the State road leading
Ga from Smyrna to Dover, two miles from
nlsi 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 high state Of cultivation
n small peach and apple orchard. A dcsira.
BILE home. Price 5000.
A farm of 1917 acres, eight miles from
Smyrna, Z from smyrna depot, 90 acres o
6ssi which are woodland; the land in a fail
:t state of cultivation, divided into three
fields q comfortable two-story frame dwell
ling, with new ganary, and other out-build
ings, Price, SO per acre.
NO. 06.
A tract of woodland of IO9% acres,
which are cleared, and the remainder in gooA
fsss timber, suitable for slaves, building pur
E:n poses, fire wood, &c. miles west o
Smyrna, from Clayton depot. Price, 81
per acre,
A tract of land, $50 acres, 80 of which arr
cleared, the remainder woodland, with tim
6fsls bcrsuitable forstaves, building purposes
sl;:i fire wood, &C. miles west OF smyrna
from Clayton depot; small dwelling an'
ordinary out-buildings. Price, SIS per acr'
No. 20.
| A farm lying on the road leading from
Kenton to Downs Chapel, about mile
a. distant from tine former place and r. II
E3i station, containing 100 acres more o
less, of splendid light loan soil with red ella,
sub-soil. This land is adapted to the growtl
of all staple crops, both large and small
also good. Fruit enough on premises TO
home use. Price, SIS per acre-one-hal
cash, and csidue on reasonable terms.
No. so.
A farm containing 2.0 acres more or lesi
fronting the above of 100 acres with only oil
Gfs binary buildings. The fencing is in goo
::l cor dition. Land is of splendid nature
quality but has been neglected. There is n
abundance of timber suitable for II, r, tie
building, rails, slaves, shingles. cord Woo
&c. Price, $50 per acre-one-haf ca' h, bal
ance on terms to suit purchaser.
No. 81.
= A tract of land adjoining the town of Ker
ton, situated on the line of the Maryland
O. Delaware Railroad. containing 10
lib acres more or less Of nice light loan
with red clay sub-soil, under II fair state
cultivation. This land lies in two tract
and will be sold altogether, or separately,
suit purchasers. Building on tho smallei
portion the larger being without. Itiswe
= adapted to fruit growing or trucking, as we
as all staple crops. The corn now Standin
+. on it is very heavy. For the whole, SO p'
Z acre. Ifsold separately. more will be aslIe
4 and the larger part, cash.
/. No. 81.
4 A farm containing I25 acres, with prett
fair dwelling; out-buildings new ana gooI
Ns1s fencing good. 1890 peach trees, yea
k#i old, 1900 three years old last spring.
apple trees, choice fruit. Young hedge star
ed on the farm. Soil well adapted to u
growth of both large and small fruits, true
Sc. miles from Railroad station. Pric
T.. S75 per acre-tcrins easy, to suit the pu
~ chaser.
=. farm containing 22o acres more or los
~ admirably adapted to the growth of cor
- t7s=s wheat oats, barley, rye, &C., also,
y, q, t;ii kinds of fruits and trucks. There a
~ pretty fairbuildings on the premises. PIE
cr ty of timber for building and fencing purp
lie SEES. Onlynbout one mile distant from NJ
"a or 5000 cash, and balance to remain ON pl
Ter misses.
A farm Of lbs acres, i'll Kent Co, De
miles from Halls Station on Md. d Del.
II, Il mile from School and Church. 30 aci
Buildings. Two small tenant houses. Stal
SC 40 auDle trees, best varieties 40 Pea
WI. trees, Pears and other fruits. Price S25 |
~ acI c. Terms 1000 in hand.
On ssOi at tic death of the widow. Balance
~ two equal annual payments.
No. So.
A farm of I35 acres i'll Milford. Hundr
Del Price $500. Farm in u good state
$50, cultivation and divided into ~
e; iafnl six fields with new Post and S,ss
f9lii Rail fence, 1000 peach trees ~
ej EHiiBin bearing. Timber suflicent -
for use of farm. miles from Rail ROal
3miles from naVigable water, beautiful
tod Z of n p1i1a from nj II (fhurpt