Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-06

PUBLIC SALE,
OF A VERY VALUBLE FARM.
In Kent county, Maryland.
The un iersgncd by virtue OF competent authorl-
ty from the owner, VIM, Hrpbron, Esq will offer
AT public sale at the Hotel of d. u, Devices, In Ken
nedyvllle, Kent county, Maryland,
On Thursday, The 12lh any ot August,
Al O'Clock, r.. NJ.
ALL THAT FARM,
adjoining Lynches station, on rhe Kent county
Railroad aud containing
lCy ACRES . RODS AND 25 PERCHEs OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
This farm IL situated at the Junction OF the roads
Leading from Lynches corner 10 Chestertown, and
TO the ]. U. Church, and whether viewed in refer
pnce to ts location, quality of soil or general i'm
prGyemcnts, s one OF the most desirable farms ever
offered for sale IN Kent county. The soil s of me
| dinm teXture well adapted TO the growth of all
| cereals, grass and fruits; has been highly i'm
proved, and Is now producing fine crops. IL Is di-
vlded into three fields and three lots, all thoroughly
| fenced, and every din lson is arranged to supply
stock with water from running stream on the
THERE ARE 1000 PEACH TREes,
OF approved varieties from -four to seven years ol
ami AL in full bearing. Also, pear orchard OF iuO
Trees, selected for family use and in fun hearing,
ami ~ apple trees also In bearing.
THE DWELLING HOUSE. en-
is a LARGE TWo-sToRY BRICK HOUSE
containing nine rooms and large dry cellar, he
|
| fu and wei shaded lawn. There are all the neces-
sary onthuildings the farm In good condition, all
| insured in an excellent company, and The policies
of insurance may be purchased with the farm II de-
| sired.
Ihe society of Friends havea
| MEETING HOUSE
upon IL lot fglually purchased from this tract ami
there s publc school nearly opposite the dwelling.
liailroai DEPOT post olce ami express 0llice and a
good country store at Lyncle station adJoinr the
larn. and there Il Methodist and Protestant kps-
| r0pa church within y miles; grist mill within 3
inrs and blacksmith and wheeiwright shops with
| II lWc Wclng attached, on one corner OF the farm.
| There is also tenant house on one corner OF the
| iarm wnioh will be sold with the farm.
| THE TERMS OF SALE ARE:-f25u0 cash, and
the balance In three equal nstalimens, in one, Two
aud three years. with interest from the day of sale.
This credit payments to he secured by the rurchas-
er's bond with approved security. Iced 10 be given
| On payment OF one-half the purchase money, when
the balance viii be secured by MORTGAGE on the
terms of sale Growing crops reserved by the owner.
| Possession given January LIST, 1876, with privilege
| OF seeding wheat this fall.
Grain may he shipped TO Baltimore by sailing yes
sells from landing within S% miles from the farii.
Persons wishing to examine the farm can leave
fhllaeipha by the first morning train on the r. ",
| u. Railroad, taking the Delaware Railroad at WI
mington for Clayton. where they will change cars
for the Kent County Railroad, reaching lynGhe's g
Station AT l2.la, p m returning daily by early morn
Mr. Iepbron wlltake pleasure In showing the prem
ses.
There is no part of the country where lands equal
ly productive and improved and surrounded by
equal social advantages and facilities for market,
sell SO reasonably as In Kent county, Nd. And this
farm offers an unusually favorable opportunity 10
buyers JAMES A. PEARCE
| Attorney for Wm. Hepbron
| On the Same day and at the same place, ] viii
Oier the
BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT SHOPS
ahove mentioned, with the dwelling attached. The
buildings are all new and the stand is an excellent
one.
fERMs.-one fourth cash, and the balance In one
two and three years or II dpaired, this property
may he sold with the farm
| j. a. PEARCE,
Js2l-ltd-wts Attorney Tor WIN. Hepbr6n.
TOuN $. ROWBOTHAM,
- AUCIoNEER.