Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
Nr,ll Q5alalp.
III A r VI AND FAR NJ S
For - ALE.
Cnn,rnirn;i, located ntnr Railroads and
Hi,.r-. soil generally aood and we'll
i,aprnvsd' Terms ,r,y reasonable.
Owners au,sons to ,eii.

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tft1 II II Wutehi. a#lHt a.,ttauoa. Hai.i-
a-s saas5l amier PRINCIPALLY Nl4H uIA aad
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l'rw Situated sHalt 'np aal +, l#af
e#es ff=m Nl-..5.= iHn. iru II lie kaa,
two 9a#irrl 1'r''. tHl#stzs f.et tnd t5l#He hr-
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- - f,yr immediately adjoining NJ.
sas s.fs tHtn HHtt5t5s#4 trr.- iat hiaf
state at #a'i.t'..tl. .tasuA 'lt,r fe.r e.l
ts.Ha 4..ri u-a te5s ar ''rA aH3 sHH5f
'ts.f l. 4Us.- eN.ets.s#' }ti- a,fri Ntfl r5tn-
ta'r bur .u ila ns -b'gth.Di nnHHse,l
ta-. wheat pr eefe ibis yets lrs
Hes ,,to.
n nrm If artc. ,arafel In
pleasant ariGhNurlaHsl .u s,.ctu Aun, =. vi
N5s8a fWo mile. = NH tun a i've iaNn On
lie - y s X L !; heiue hhou' thfae hun.
Il - - III '4tal,'pf 4nzi s5tIs ihecc-fanfths 81 Il
lef-tH7fi, i9ifi v3efaIiff.- .t't eiseFt#l ,sf3
iia sta.aa.I ga atfss aE slinc !. iua artlle
atnl produce irnin aaf4 ~ in.hels Urn hn1
II Il tt tt.ir'. Mheat ftf .,aIr balance 5 Wi
#aasI With ;nHer. ntiaA Nuud ia sue.
iuurthaf thr pgr hase emaHer "ii,c 81 haae
" a-N tract snatsla.n. 'uu acres mostly
N#Haz zHd tp"ut - afrf. 'i II under ef'tst-
fsH i-1-- good azasl make an esss5ef.f
aaes. .5ates t,tr
NeS-A arm If tHau' l-l acres, within Il
miH Na..e, J4neiau scr, pl,,.tafia iata-
tai under -nHt .tttezaf HilifAfaH al Rfll
145efHa - 'he -ras NJ grain and fruit: iiiis
rafs ohtGrr. IL i,.ag-tug tu several paft5e.
Nsa are apNiugs 'o sEz#
No. ~ fa-. Il - acres. within two
mi,e. II t.4u' son St. 1n the scni =rrafY
L L imuudiitri aH5a9fH#Ha lt Village II thes-
trrtllle and about is0 miIn.iram CramBtan On
tie Chester river masl4s # i t,ry d,elft1fp -
raiiea The land @ teee rrelu,iire hsl3#H-s
1re a good rum'4tf8H,s Dwelling. 81 AIaHe,
t;ranar, also Blacksmith and Whee'SFi.h
,hep all pleasantly last'si 10 the t1Wn l'fiec
au per acre, This property sold Tor 80 frl
A.ers ago
- ~ splendid farm situated aiaa, lali.
mile ttum Nii}ip-iaH, ktHf tHnnly. MI IN ibr
q l. & *. Il T.. teie. about three honrs ride
from Philadelphia, contains g" aerts IN tie
tIizhsst sntc d. cultivation line Peach orchard
IN ffEI tt#,r.u. aud several acres ju Straw IT.
rics hui'ain.s splendid part, anxious 10 set'
account ~ Ut health and Oilers rafe induce
mcnfs This isa str! eetn o place, ana San
hr b#u.hl low
NJ "a farm uf 20 acrc, mncdiAtfl, adj
ialaine Aogti. station. OH the Townsend Branch
Il is good k.nI soil. most, arit4,r in
fur state Of cultivation; buildings ordinary
viii be so,i vrr' 10"
No lh ~ tract nj AAp acres IN Delaware
three mites from bansliNr station. on the
Townsend Branch Il. r. mostly WOODLAND
smtil portion clear would make an excellent
firm owners live in Baltimore, aud would
ssft theap
" +, ~ fine ftJuaf $50 acres all atlble
located in Queen MIME Gount, Nd three and
a il,t miles Of Miiinefon, ON the q \ 4 X Il
Il aud ihrrc miles frain wharf on Chester
river; railroad will deliver lime ~ a point not
moir than one and half miles distant Large
pcarh orchard buildings new. This is very
dtsiiallr place, ia a pleasant neishhofhood
Ptce low
No. 2 - Comprises 30 acres, located 2 mile.
from Nassey's Station "A from Sassafras, and
within three miles from navigation aud although
4 large farm has not one foot waste land on il
buildings complete; mostly under hedge fence
has a Young orchard af 1000 trees. This is on,
of the finest farms in Kent county and will bt
sold right.
No. i3--Coutnias $40 acrSs, situated mile.
from Lamhson Station ON the kcnt Go. H. r
u from Crumpion, on Chester river and on III,
road from chcs,crtown 10 Milingion building,
complete, fencing good, and land in good stat,
OF caltva ion usual crop OF corn Is =. 900 bush
Price 50 per acre. For further particulars ad
dress or call on s. W. BOYER,
MAssEYs,
NAV 2 On, Ken, County Nd