Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01


NoUNCED by the Chancery Rutledse at the DC
obgr term 1851 ~ the cause Of James T. Shields Trustee
Herewith, WILL at Beans Station Granger county, Eas
Tennessee,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1868.
following days il necessary, seat:public auction tc
10 highest bidder therefor, the celebrated
BEANS STATION PROPERTY.
This property we'll aud avorably known pubic
The tract about three hundred acres nearly
which arble conseTabl portion Of it conzsso mead
ow land beautifully spread the sides fine streams
which, rising in the glens Of Cnch near by flow through
the place the remainder gently unula ting admirably
adapted production OF all the seyerss crops aud
fruits that flourish In this climate aud susceptible Of duTa
bic improvements the highest degree by energetic
scientific culture The central situation of the property and
The productive Of the surrounding country
ted heher during the late the contendng armies and
made Il the of battle, all of which resulted some
spoation and waste but which, to some extent has been
repaired and which, with moderate expenditure,
entirely restored The large and elegant brick hoeone
the largest best constructed and most costly structures in
East be easily repaired This buidngcan
others well adapted to the accommodation arse
boarding school visitors seeking pleasure and health
from attendance at mineral springs. 1t originally
tended and we'll arranged for hotel ttorehose and resi-
dence.
great roads of East Tennessee the the ancient
high Of travel from Virginia to the west the other the
great stock road from Kentucky TO the South I'm the bosom
the beautiful fertile end heahful of the wales
Tennessee abundany supplied with 1.-THE pursst water by
beae black white suphurof unsurpassed medicinal
virtues in the Immediate Vicinity surrounded by noble
mountain scenery yet easy access within ten miles
Norstown on the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad and
old established post office Immediately the line Of the
G. C. G. and Charleston railroad, being constructed
considered the most valuable and Offering to capital
the highest inducements to investment for sale In Fast
Tennessee.
Blythe said Decree master required this
divided laid off into parcels and lots which will be sold
scparaey he will then sell the whole tract together and
the sale that commands the largest amount Of
cy will be accepted and reported to the court e sale
OTHER PROPERTY.
will also she time and place aud under tn. said
decree SELL in tire the following valuable lands
situated in the Immediate vicinity:
l. tract Of Pend known the Profit place, bounded
e east by the lands TIE lands
which situated both sides of the Rogersvie and
Beans Station road and within four hundred yards of the
probable location Of the depot the O. c. c. and O. railroad
and contains three hundred acres, more or less
This is, unquestionsbly, very desirable farm
. The ShPiey place. situated on both sides OF the Ken
lucky road which are tue sulphur springs and which
adOns the Beans Station property and contains about for
ty acres.
8 The Cobb Entry adjoining lands Of the Iase
ucl B. Tate said Prof place. and Others containing
forty acres, more or less.
l. The Profit Entry adjoining tho said Profit place
and Others codainng hundred and fifty acres
Plots and full descriptions Of an of said lands will be shown
to who desire further and more accurate information
TERMS OF SALE.
All of said property, inclusive of Beans Station will be
sold to the highest bidders therefor credit follows
Onethr of the sale money to be paid October lst 1858
on December 25th 1862 the remainder
enhr 0 1870 but each of those sums will hear and
interest from the day of sale Purchasers will be required
execute bonds with approved personal Security bearing
interest aforesaid for the purchase money and lien
the property will be retained as further security
An of said property will be sold free from the equity Of
redempton and all membranes whatever except the lien
for the purchase money aforesaid.
Purchasers will be placed in possession by writ Of possess
sion Immediately after executing their bonds aforesaid
de, 25-tds