Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-08
.TULLAEz OMA!
SALE OF TOWN LOTS,
On the Nashville and Chattanooga
lsal Road, in coffee County,
Middle rEeuracSSpe

Middle Tennessee.
iISiHE undersigned, Commissioners, vii
Il sell al Public Auction, oD Tuesday,
the a2ila day of August next, num-
Der OF Town Lois IN the Town OF FulIaho-
ma, on the n, aud G.. Ra il Road. These
Lots have been laid off on The lands which
surround and Include the Coffee County DE
pol, which has been locate p by tbs Board Of
| N, aad e.. Rail Road Directors, on the 7isr
section.
The Coffee Depot is most favorabiy siiGa,
ted for the portions of Coffee and Frank lin
Counties, lying belyeen Duck aud Elk Rsy
ers- A Turnpike Company is toImed for the
CONSTRUCTION OF a NcA iarhized Road from
Nc Mlunvllle, via f1rlsborp' TO Tullahoma,
aad will prosecute the work 10 completion
as soon as practicable. The Fayetteville,
Mulberry, and Lyuchhurg Turnpike Iermi-
mates at this point. Most Of il is now under
contract and Will probably be completed by
the time the Rail Road is finished. The
! McMinnyille 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 10 Pulaski, TO which place
a Turnpike from Fayetteville is now in pro-
cess OF construction. Thus tho facilities for
transportation 10 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 andgently rolling
The grounds soon become firm and dry, after
long continued raip The beauty and con-
venIence OF its sites Tor private residence, and
the comfort Of lis business locations, cannot
be excelled. Situated fifteen miles from the
Cumberland Mountain, on the elevated table
lands formed by It's Northern bench, II pos
sesses an atmosphere of great saiubrity.-
Within aHd near II are numerous freeslone, |
ehaybeaie. white and black sulphur springs
which must make II place Of great resort |
Tor invallds and offers, whose leisure, incli- |
nation and means mducs them 10 spend their |
summers abr pad. Though the entire length |
Of the Town sile. the clear cool water OF !
Rock Creek flows over bed oil ireestone !
and gravel.
The proximity of Tullahoma TO the great |
BiIuminous Coal Region of the Cumberland |
Mountain, through which the Nashville s. |
Chattanooga Road passes, renders lis position
rare and unrIvaled for building up manulac- |
lures Gu The largest scale.
Surrounded by baauIiful and weII-tim- |
bered country, whose healthfulness, purify of
air, foe freestone and mineral waters, are ,
IL AM part Of the world; this
place, afordipg as i. will, great facility of
trade aDG mt, course with the Cities OF the
Interior and Of The Atlantic, presents to the
enlerprisng Mechanic, Manufacturer. Mer
chant and Capitalist every inducemenI for
location and Investment. To Farmers AMI
Planters, and all others who desire safe
and delightful summer retreat IN pure free
'tone region; where Cholera and the Epi-
letnlc Diseases Of The South and West are
unknown, none more eligible can be offered
According TO the last Annual Report OF
he President and Chief Engineer Of the n. |,
( c. Rail Road il is expected that the Cars
will reach the Coffee Depot oy the lst day of
anuary next,
The terms Of sale will be credit of one.
wo, and three years. Bonds with approved Z
ecurlly, payable in equal inslalments, will
re required, and a lien retained on the Lois
InIll the last payment is made
THOS. A. ANDERSON. /
BENZ. DECHERD.
WILLIAM MOORE.
May 6. lS5l.--tds