Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-26
Saturday, the eth of Novemaer. 1867

FORTY ONE LOTS OF LAND belonging to
the estate of General Richard Cheatbam, de-
ceased. and sold for the purpose of distribution
among the heirs Of said estate.
A correct PLAT and DIAGRAM Of the pre-
misses appear on posters. This property consti-
tutes the southern portion of Springfield and is
by far the most valuable and desirable real
estate in or about town. The residence is an
elegant, substantial two story brick with base
ment rooms from ting sixty feet, and running
back seventy feet, with twelve rooms, (uot in
cluding garrets and basementsD with halls
below and above, and elegantly finished, and
conveniently arranged, and is situated on a
beautiful eminence, slOping in every direction
and adjacent country. The yard is tastefuly
set with various kinds of shade trees eyergreeus
shrubbery and grass. and in the yard are the
Kitchen, Smokehouse and Carriage
brick--and well of never-failing, pure water
Outside of the yard. but on the same lot, is the
HORSE MILL, a large frame Barn and Crib.
and several other buildings. This Residence
Lot is marked No. on the plat; thence west
and west OF Richard street, are lots Nos. 2 to IL
inclusive. fronting on Spring street and the
Railroad; thence east of the Residence Lot
and between 1t and Cheatham street and the
Railroad, are Lots No. - To Is inclusive, 'front.'
ing on Cheatham street; thence east, and be-
tween Nheatham and Main streets. are Lots No.
Is TO % inclusive, four of them fronting on
Cheatham and four of them on Main street.
These lots are situated Immediately in the
business portion Of the town, and very near the
and Depot. and between the property Of Bugg
aud Menees, are Lots "a and 25. fronting on the
Turnpike, and about one hundred yards from
the Depot; thence south of the Railroad and
east of Richard street, are Lots %, q and 2S
fronting on Richard street; thence west of
Richard street, and fronting on it, are Lots No
2 TO 30. These lots occupy the highest ground
about Springfield. and Richard street is the
most beautiful street in the town. making the
property on II very desirable. Thence west of
these lots are Lots No. 81 to 3d. fronting on the
Railroad and running back south. Lots % and
"a are One-third timber, the balance cleared.
Lots - and 80 are all timbered, and front on the
Tunersville Road. Thence at the southern
end Of the tract are Lots No. 81 to Al, fronting
on the old Nashville Dirt Road and running
back west, all well timbered and good land.
The completion of the Nashville and Hender-
son Railroad Will occur some time during the
next year, and this will place Springfield six
hour from Nashville. Springfield is a high,
healthy location, as healthy as any town in the
State. and the citizens Of Robertson can be sur
passed by none IN the state for honesty, indus
try, economy and energy We are not offering
the refuse property Of our town, butwe are offer
ing the best and the most valuable property in
our town, and all classes Of purchasers can be
accommodated. II Is about four hundred yards
from the Courthouse to the Railroad Depot, and
the property lies between the Square and the
Railroad, snd beyond. as shown by the plat on
/ WILL ALSO SELL at the same time and
place. twenty-siz and half acres OF heavily
timbered land nesr Jno. J. Pope. Mr.. Wilker-
son, Roberts and Holman.
The residence will be sold on a credit Of one,
two aud three years, with interest from date.
Notes and two good securities and lien re-
tanned. All the other property will be sold on
a credit lone and two years, with interest from
date. Notes with two good securities, and a
lien retained. Cash at sale 10 pay cost.
/ shall be pleased 10 show the property TO
any person at any time until the day Of sale. or
give any information desired The title is clear
and beyond question
MILES S. DRAUGHON,
octc2 I'd Clerk and Master