Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-05-24

~ miles from Knoxville, ana miles from
Powell's Station, fine new frame dwelling,
six rooms, one of the best in, the Heighbor-
hood new fTNfpe barn, 50x70, and ali NEE
essary out-buildings, soil very fine and
land nearly level. This place is near No.
III, and like IL is in good neighborhood
and in one OF the best farming districts I'm
the county. Terms, two-thrds cash, bal
ance one year.
1870 ACRES. No. 1S2. PRICE 81, 800.
Very desirable farm, situated miles
from Knoxville OH good turnpike, rs
acres in cultivation, one story frame dwell
ling and out-buildlngs, small orchard.
The soil is susceptible OF the highest state
Of cultivation, and Knoxville affords a
fine market for all products. Terms, cash.
3S1 ACRES. No. 1S4. PRICE, $1,000.
This farm is situated in Granger county,
S miles from the thriving railroad town Of
Morristown, and 2 miles from Holston
river, 60 acres of land in, cultivation, COM
Portable hewed log house and log stable.
The timber is very fine and of various
kinds, said to be fine location for saw
mill, plenty of timber can be purchased
at cheap rates, in same vicinity, and lum-
Der sent to Knoxville by river. Terms,
81 900 cash and liberal arrangements made
for balance Of purchase money. This
place is offered very low, being but about
$40 per acre.
1914 ACRES. No. 1855. Prizes, $500
This is a desirable farm, situated i'm
Granger county, and on the Holston
river, . miles from Morristown, 100 acres
in cultivation, 40: acres of which is first,
and 40 acres second-class river bottom, bal
ance good upland, old two story frame
dwelling and barn, good selection of fruit.
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said to be very cheap at the price. Terms,
one-third cash, balance one and two years
with interest.
293 ACRES. No. 1s6. PRICE, $1,000.
Valuable river farm, situated in GRAIN
ger county, and on the HolstOn river,
about miles from MOrristOwn, 165 acres
in cultivation, 100 acres of which is an
island in the Holston river aud is the best
of river bottom land, ii acres of bottom
besides, balance upland, one story frame
dwelling, double log barn and other out
buildings. This is one of the most produce
tive farms i'll the section, Products of the
place can be shipped to Knoxville by flat
boats at a very small cost. The neighbor-
hood is a good one, churches and schools
near Terms, one-half cash, balance on
time with interest.
No. 1Ss. PRICE, 80 900.
Farm of no acres, 100 in cultivation, at
Rheatown, Greene county, and near the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad, dwelling of nine rooms, good
barn, etc. Tannery, with all
necessary finishing shops, well supplied
with finest spring water, boot, shoe and
saddlers' shops. This is very desirable
and we Invite the attention of
those desiring to carry on a farm, country
store, tannery, etc., to communicate with
us.
Fgv No. ls9. PRICE, 81, 900. =;
Farm and ridge lands, $50 acres, Is in
cultivation, situated in Morgan county,
seven miles from lockwood, ordinary log
house. This place is well adapted for
fruit, and affords fine range forstock.
i3I9iS up, lsd9 fkseA 81 500.
Farm or two hundred acres, so in cult
walton, good log house, kitchen, stable. !
ETC., 4 miles from lockwood; also on the
place, a coal bank, good water power for |
mil purposes, etc. lp ,-o'r ,,, ~, ,.rto 60 d
--..,,..... No. 1914. PRICE, 50, 800. |
Cheap and desirable farm of about 200
acres, in Jefferson county, half of which
is in cultivation, situated on main road. "a |
miles from Strawberry plains, a station on !
East Iennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad, good two-story frame house. log I
barn, young orchard of select fruit. etc I
Jefferson county is one Of the best i'm East
Tennessee, and this farm one of the most
desirable of any on our list, considering /,
location and price. o.. - |
'No.Tl96.s PRICE, $40, 900
J. n splendid farm of $50 acres. living on
the Etowah river and Rome Railroad. This /
place, very desirable for its rich and pro-
ductive lands, is rendered doubly desir- |
able by the great facilities furnished bv the
Rome Railroad, for conveying to and from |
IL all supplies and products, running AZ N I
does within three hundred wards Of the
House. There is about three hundred |
acres of open land under good fence I25
TO 100 of this Etowah bottom land. which |
IS very productive in cotton and corn; the /
balance known as second bottoms. red and |
chocolate clay lands and bring fine corn.
COTTON, wheat and other small grain, also,
Grover, timothy, herds grass and orchard |
grass. These lands are some of them now
set IN clover, timothy and herds grass, and |
are also admirably adapted to fruit the
Daiance OF land in original forest and fur
mishes very fine range for cattle and hogs.
Inc Improvements on the place consist OF .
a large double frame house, nearly new.
WIN wide halls between, all Handsomely
eehed double porch In front and piazza
N rear closets, store rooms, etc.; venetian
plhds.and sash, and altogether am admira-
PIE mouse, costing before the war, IS, 800 10
bulld IT, a good framed kitchen. smoke
house and servants houses a good over
seers house with four rooms, new; a large