Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-11

pUBLlC SALE,
OF A VERY VALUBLE FARM,
In Kent county, Maryland.
The lin 'erslgned, hy virtue of competent authorl-
ut puGc sale nt the Hotel OF d. u. Devices in Ken
neiyytlle, Kent county, Maryland,
Gm Thursday, the I2th day of August,
1879.
At O'Clock, y. M.
ALL THAT FARM,
.ldi iIlting Lynche's station, on the Kent county
h-UroIi, and containing
itg ACRES, RODS AND IS PERCHES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
Z s farm is situated at the junction OF the roads
lealng from Lynches corner to Chestertown and
g the l. U. Church, and whether viewed In refer
cnce to its LOCATION quality OF soil general i'm
p"vements, Is one OF the most desirable farms ever
dlum texture; well adapted to the growth of all
cereals, grasses and fruits; has been highly I'M
vded into three lelds and three lots ali thoroughly
fenced and every division is arranged to supply
stock with water from running stream on the
farm.
THERE ARE 1000 PEACH TREES,
OF approved varieties from four to seven years old
ana in full bearing. Also, pear orchard Of 100
eeA, selected for family and in full bearing,
and 30 apple trees also In bearing.
THE DWELLING HOUSE. Gm
is \ LARGE Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE -
tohtNinlnR nine rooms AMI large dry cellar, be-
SIDE kitchen attached, and is situated in beautl-
iul aud vel shaded lawn. There are all the neces-
sary onthuldngs on the farm in good condition, all
Insured in nm excellent company and the policies
of insurance may be purchased with the farm II de-
sired.
The society of Friends navea
MEETING HOUSE
ursn lot originally purchased from this tract, and
there is pubc school nearls opposite the dwelling
Railroad depot, post oilice and express Office and
g1Od country store at ynche's station adonir inc
Methodist m
CCpul church within Y miles; grlst mill within
mllrs, and blacksmith and wheelwright shops with
Il awe ling attached, on one corner OF the farm
There is also tenant house on one corner of the
farm which VIII be sold with the farm
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE:-S9500 cash, and
the hlance in three equal instaments, in one, two
AMI three years. with interest from the day Of sale
Ths credit payments to be secured by the purchas-
ers bond win approved security, Iced to be given
on payment of ont-half the purchase money, when
the balance will be secured by mortgage on the
terms OF sale. Growing crops reserved by the owner
Possession given January list, 1875, with privilege
of seeding wheat this fall.
Gratn may be shipped to Baltimore by sailing ves-
se!s from ,anilng within 8h miles from the farm
Persons wishing to examine the farm can leave
fhadephia by the tirst morning train on the p. W.
4 u. railroad, taking the Delaware Railroad at VIII
lnlrgton for Clayton. where they will change cars
| for the Kent County hailr'ad, reaching Lynehe's
station At 1910 p. III returning dairy by early MORN
| ing tram, or on Thursday by afternoon tram, and
Mr. hepnrun Will take pleasure in showing the prem
| ises.
There is no part OF the country where lands eaua
| ly productive and improved and surrounded by
| equal social advantages and facilities for market
| sell 50 reasonably as In Kent cnunty, Nj. And this
farm Offers an unusually favorable oppori unity TO
| buyers. JAMES A. PEARCE,
Attorney for VIA. Hepbron.
| ON the same day and at the same place, / will
| oier the
| BLACKSMITH AND wHERLwRIGHr SHOPS,
above mentioned. with the dwelling attached The
buildings are ali 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
| may be sold with the farm.
j. A. PEARCE,
jysi-itd-wts Attorney for Wm. Hepbrun
ToHN s. ROWBOTHAM,