Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-06
SALE OF Town LOTS,

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On the Nashville and Chattanooga
Rail Road, in Coffee County,
! Middle Tennessee
HyHE undersigned, Commissioners, vii
Il sell al Public Auction, on Tlcst.ay
the 18th day Of August next, a mum
| Der of Town Lots in the Town Of TuIlaho
ma. on the N. and c. Rail Road. Thes,
Lots have been laid off on the lands which
| surround and include the Coffee County De
pot, which has been located by the Board o
N, and G. Rail Road Directors, on the lis
section.
The Coffee Depot is most favorably slua-
ted for the portions of Coffee and franklin
Counties. lying between Duck and Elk Riy-
ers. A Turnpike Company,is formed Tor tbs
construction OF McAdamized Road from
Nc Minnville, via Hllsboro' TO Tullahoma
and will prosecute the work TO completion
as soon as practicable. The Fayetteville,
Mulberry. and Lynchburg Turnpike termi-
mates al this point. Most Of it is now under
contract and will probably be completed by
the time the Rail Road is flushed. The
McMnnville Road will be continued 10
Sparta, in White County, where the great
Western Route passes over the Cumberland
Mountain. This line OF McAdamized Roads,
crossing the Rail Road at the Coffee Depot,
will be extended to Pulaski. to which place
a Turnpike from Fayetteville is now in pro-
cess Of construction. Thus the facilities for
transportation TO this DEPOT through some Of
the most fertile Counties in the State, will
not be inferior 10 those of any other Depot
between Nashville and Chattanooga.
The Town site of Tuliahoma is peculiarly
favorable. Being elevated and gently rolling
the grounds soon become firm and dry ,alter
long continued rain. The beauty and con.
venience Of it's sites Tor private residence, and
the comfof, Of It's businesJ locations, cannot
be exceled. Situated fifteen miles from the
Cumberland Mountain, on the elevated table
la nds formed by Its Northern bench, It pos
sesses an atmosphere of great saiubri:y.-
Within and near il are numerous freestone,
chaIybeate. white and black sulphur springs
which mus, make IT q place OF great resort
for invalds and others, whose leisure, incli
nation and means induce them to spend their
summers abroad. Thrpugh the entire length
Of the Town site, the clear cool water of
Rock Creek flows otter bed of treestone
aud gravel.
The proximity of Thllahoma TO the great
Coal Region of the Cumberland
Mountain, through which the Nashville s.
Chattanooga Road passes, renders It's position
rare and uanvalIed for building up manufac-
lures on the largest scale.
Surrounded by beautiful and well-iim-
bered country, whose h ealthfulness, purity of
,ir. foe freestoue and mineral waters, are
unsurpassed ia any part OF the world; this
place, afording as il will. great facility of
rade and intercourse with the Cities Of the |
interior and Of the Atlantic, presents to the |
Mechanic, Manufacturer. Mer-
,haut and Capitalist every inducement for
ocaiion and investment. To Farmers and
Planters, and all others who desire sale
md delightful summer retreat IN pure flee |
tone region; where Cholera and the Epi
Ie.sic Diseases OF The South and West are
unknown, none more eligible can be ofe ted.
According TO the last Annual Report Of
he President and Chief Engineer Of the N.
l c., Rail Road. i, is expected that The Uarsi
will reach the Coffee Depot by the LIST day of
anuarJ next.
The terms Of sale wilt be cre6k Of one.
wo, and three years. Bonds with approved
ecufiy, payable in equal instalmenrs. viii
e required, and a lien retained on the Los
niI the last paymen, is made.
THOS. A. ANDERSON.
BENZ. DECBERD. +
WILLIAM MOORE. I
May 6,lssL-.9s !