The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-12-10
A WHOLE VILLAGE.
TITLES PERFECT.

DENDING BUSINESS AT. WASHING
I ton, and the education ofmy son, reou r
ing my personal attention / offer 10 sell. or
rent for two or three years, the entire vii
Iage known as.HAMMOND'S STORE sit
uated near Shoal creek. Giles leountys Ten
| nessee, comprising three different tracts, al
| together 223 acres. Said stand has long
been regarded as one of the best places for
business in the State, if not in the entire
South, az it commands q large portion ofthe
trade of the fine counties of Giles and Law
-ence, Tennessee, and Limestone and. -Lau-
derdaIe Alabama, the cireumiaeent- region
embracing the fine bottoms of Shoal creek,
Elk river, Sugar creek and its branches. An
derson's creek, Second creek, Blue Water,
and that portion of the tennessee Valley
from Blair's Ferry to the mo til of Big
Shoal creek. Tie situation Is eleyated. and
exec dinghy healthy, and has a magnificent
forest surrounding it. Well watered- 1t be-
ing chalybeate in composition, cool and de-
ii ,htful. The village is situated Ct the head
of a beautiful cove, and Immediately at the
junction of the Florence and Lambs Ferry
roads, and several neighbOThood roads. IS =
TIE Hammonds' property comprises two
traCts--the residence tract of 100 acres, and
the Store House tract Of 8 acres. Eha mRn-
sion house being an elegant two story build
ing. with dining room, SIN ke- house. bFIgev
and large spring house and splendid garden.
On said tract is situated Park containing
about % acres, partially set in blue grass.
splendidly enclosed, with suite of stables
and lots, end on this tract is 12sacTes of good
open land. The mansion is "a surrounded
by about acres of fine grove well set IN
The Store House is two story building
with large ware-room adjoining, and on the
same lot splendid stable with lot adjoining.
The Warren tract contains % acres, upon
Which Is Situated a double roomed residence-
garden, excellent stables and q splendid
brv, ~, ~
groves in the State. A corps ofsWell skilled
"pd efficient mechanics would do at least
8 600 work PEI annum. -s- hGE. Uaa3
The Waters tract contains 100 acres, about
so acres cleared, well adapted to cereals, and
to corn Fnd cotton. Well WateFed Inn
good ont buildings, and balance we'll timbef&
ed This location offers the best situation
in the country for a tailor, a wood mechanic
or a physieian.a hrE assnrssssv cid
Upon the premises is an excellent site for
a Tan yard q stream of Water flowing ethres
it. The tanning business would enjoy, q
monopoly in this particular region, and
would certainly be most profitable aShe SIT
uation offers a magnificent field for good
physician, whose practice would, exceed $4,-
600 per annuB1. tii- "a o-t-
A merchant and grocer. with the requisite
capital, can. readily. sell $40, 200 " orth of
goods per annunn .1s~ EUGzHF E'EEaE gZavs
Wagon making, harness business and drug
business Wouldb profitable. Iii y"
The adjacent streams and forest supply
the finest fish and game inexhaustably.
The property may be 4eated separately or
altogether, or sold as may be desired.
The entire Village, With all its Advantages;
&C., can be bought for $1s 900, and terms
mHde to suit purchasers.
A good Cotton Gin On this place would
pay from 81, 5O0-to 81 600 per annum.,
Apply to Bate & Frizzef1, Real Estate and
Insurance Agentsp Pulaski, or to the under
signed, WI. HILL.
December 10th 166911mortf. q asa13e