Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-05

In Kent county, Maryland.
The un iersRned, by virtue Of competent authori-
" from the owner, Win. HepDron, Ksd., will offer
nj pnbiie sale at the Hotel of ID. u peweea la Ken
nedyye. Kent county, Maryland,
ON Thursdny, the l2In day of August,
Ar O'Clock, r.. M.
ALL THAT FARM,
adjoining Iynches station on The Rent county
Railroad, and containing
lea ACRES, RODS AND 2s PERcnGs OF LAND
MORE OK LESS.
This farm is situated at the Junction OF the roads
leading from Lynche's corner to Chestertowi, and
10 the l. U. Church, and whether viewed In refer
ence to its location, quality of soil or general I'M
pFuvcments, is one of the most desirable farms ever
eifered for sale in Kent county. The soil is OF me-
dlnm texture; well adapted to the growth of all
cereals, grass and fruits; has been highly i'm
proved, and ls now producing fine crops. Ii Is d-
vlded into three fields and three lots, all thoroughly
fenced and every div 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 old
ana IN full hearing, Also, pear orchard of 100
i'res, selected for family use and in full hearing
and 30 apple trees also In hearing.
THE DWELLING HOUSE. ezs
is A LARGE Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE. 4
containing nine rooms and large dry cellar he
site Kitchen attached and ie situated In bpanIl
tiil AMI wei shaded lawn. There all the neces-
sary ouiouldings on the farm in good condition. ali
Insured in an excellent company, ana the policies
Of insurance may be purchased with the farm II de-
street
The society OF Friends havca
MEETING HOUSE
upon Il lot originally purchased from mis- tract, ANA
There Is pubic school nearly opposite the dweihng
Railroad depot, post otlce AMI express Office and
good country store al lynches station, al joinlt
iarln, and there Is Methodist and Protestant Epls-
ropal church within y miles grst mil within
NILS, and blacksmith and wheelwrght shops with
u dwellh2 attached, on one corner of the farm.
There IL also IL tenant house On one corner Of the
inrln which win he sold with the farm.
THE TERMS OF SALE AXE --S2jUO cash, and
Tue balance In three equal lDatallments, in one Two
and three years, with interest from the day of sale
Tho credit payments to he secured by the purclos
Ell bond with approved security deed to he given
on payment OF one-half the purchase money, when
me balance VIII be secured by mortsage on tile
terms OF SAFE. Growing crops reserved by the owner
Possession given January 1st, 1876 with privilege
OF seeding wheat this fall.
Grain may be shipped to Baltimore by sailing yes-
ses from landing within ~ miles from the farm.
Persons wishing to examine the farm can leave
Philadephia by the first morning train on the r. W.
II Is. Raroad, taking the Delaware Railroad at VII
lnlDg'on for Clayton. where they will change cars
Tor the Kent County Failroad. reaching Lynrnes
Station at 1215 p. returning daily by early morn
ing train or on 'rhurs,lay by afternoon tran' and
Mr. Hepron viii take pleasure In showing the prem
lseR. -
There is no part of the country where lands equal
~ productive and improved and surrounded by
equal social advantages and facilities for market,
sell SO reasonably as In Kent county, MI. And this
Iarll oilers an unusually favorable opportunity to
buyers. JAMES A. PEARCE
Attorney for VIM. Hepbron.
ON NE same tay and at the same place. will
offer the ~ 49,
BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRlGHT SHOPS,
above mentioned with the dwelling attached The
buildings are Nil new and the stand is an excellent
one.
TERMS.- One. fourth cash, and the balance In one.
Two aud three years; or II desired, this property
mag he sold with the farm
j. A. PEARCE,
B2l-ltu,Nts Attorney for VIM. Hepbroi
TOHN S. ROWBOTaAM,
- AUGTIoNKE&,
y W. sTIDHAM q SON.