The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-22

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
United States at Nashville, at the October Term,
1865. in the suit Of Wray and GiHiland, ct ais, credi.
tors Of Tratue & Lucas, and EdWard frabue versus
the heirs Of Edward Trabue, | will self, as Special
Commissioner, the above az sores ct public sale,
On the remises, on
Thursday, LIST day of March.
Said PIT acres has been sub divided into 2l lots,
containing from five TO tWenry-one acres, a. will be
seen IRON the plat recorded IN SAID eau ?. These
lots front on the Murfreesboro and on the Stones
River turnpike, and on wide avenues, laid of so As
to make each LOT accessible.
Also 2ih sores on Mil Creek, adjoining said 2l7
scres.
There are perhaps no lands in Middle tennessee
possessing s. llany advantages. Their proximity
TO 8 aouushlng city, which - rapidly improving,
the fertility Of the soil, the number OF tine building
sites on them, and the unfsling springs thereon,
render the lots as laid of most desirable As resi-
d.nces and as gardens.
Lots Nos. l. z, : and 4. in ali 81 or 30 acres, soil
unsurpassed.
Lot5, five acres, Al poles; fine building site, good
soil, magnificent grove snd fine spring.
Lot No. 6, twelve acres hne site, excellent spring
and nsh pond Of clear cold water from the spring.
Lot No. 7, eight acres good sod, ice house, spring
Of cold water, and good bullding site.
Lot No. s, nine and three fourths acres; snd Let
No ., 9 acres 30 poles, very rich soil, both lots va
tered by thu spring hrauch.
Lot No. 10 contains l6 acres 65 poles, comfort
able frame dwelling snd out-houses, cool spring,
soil unsurpassed
Lot no. II, twelve srres 20 po'es, vi h one.ha'f Of
the rock spring, excellent barn house snd rch
sol.
Lot No. u, fourteen acres, fronting on Murfrees-
boro pige; magnificent bui dlng site, with forest
trees, and tso springs, one OF them a very fine
one.
Lot No. Is contains eighteen acres IS poles, front
ing on The MurreesbOro pike, the hnest building
size 90 tie place, gsod spring and forest trees.
Lots Nos. IA and l5-No. IA ccntaIIna I acres,
and No. Is, eight acres and lie roles elevated
sites, splendid soil, with this spIiog knosn IS tia
'cOld spring" on lot No. IS.
Lot no. 16, fronting On the MurfIeesboro pike,
twelve acres and 70 poles, besuhlul building site,
with forest trees.
Lot No. II, on Murfreesboro turnpike; IS most
desirable lot. Il contains n res and 4lole SIP
and Wstered by the cold spring" branch.
lot No Is contains 81 acres. running ba- K 10 the
Spout Spring brsncs; feTuie and well located, fne
hailding ste, fronting on the StOae's river pise.
Nos. Is, 20 aud q < cd sol.
A minimum price per acre Is Fixed by the Court
on each OF the above lots, which are 6 pant OF he
Hcme Tract and VIII be sold AZ the time specified
shove, ST which time the remainder interest in the
Dover tTact, as laid OF IN said plat, VIII be sold
Persons wishing % purchase are earnestly desiF-
ed to examine The pub shed plat. which can o.
found ST toe Office Of Horase e.. Harrison, Esq., or
by calling on the undeTs gned, who v Il take plea.
sure IN giving all iniormal ION required and in show
ing the laDds.
TERMs-Oae4iourth cash, and notes with I'D.
proved personal security on 6. u. Is and q months
credit, bearing interest," and a lien retained on the
property IN il the purchase money is psid.
Bale to % 81 10 o'clock
E. r. GLAsCOcK,
doci2-tu thu fstt SPECIAL Commissioner