Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-16
VALLEY FARMS.

No. g. Farm, lUO acres. Price, SStU.-hUOuC Oue
hundred acres Of land half of which is IN cultivation
with two log houses and barn. The soil is good ana
land rolling. 1t is situated two miles from HelSkes
Station in Anderson county, and Is one OF the cheapest
farms on our list,
No. 2l7 Farm and Grist Mill. Price, 81 OOO...Farm
of about 145 acres Of land, 20 in cultivation sltuateo
in Blount county, miles from Rockford, a station on
the Knoxville and Charleston Railroad 0ne-story
frame house, new frame barn and Out-bulIdlngsi an
old griSt mill with two OF stone an eXceIeht page
for country mill, has always paid WELL good neigh
borhood, churches and school convenient.
No. 1914. Price s3.5OO.-Cheap and desirable farm OF
about 200 acres Jefferson county half Of which Is IN
Strawberry Plains station on East Tennessee Yir-
house log barn Young orchard of select fruit &c JET
ferson county of the best in East Tennessee ana
this farm one of the most desirable Of any on our list
considering location and price. VIII exchange for
Western land.
No. 2Ol 800 acres Price $3,2OO-This farm is situa-
Plains and about Is miles from Knoxville by rail- 90
in cultivation balance timber, large log mousse
weaherbOarded and Outbulldings small 0rehard very
fine spring and branch running tnr09gn tne Tn.re
place The soil is susceptible of fine cultivation terms
two-hrds cash. balance time with interest 1t viii
be that ask but ten dollars per acre Tor this
farm.
No 96. Farm, 400 acres. Price, $9,OO0...Fine farm
on o ad mas from Poe Station on the Knox
vile and Kentucky Railroad, $50 acres in cultivation
balance in timber land mostly level, with some nne
creek bottom: good two story frame house OF hVe
rooms double barn and three cabins for tenants;
young orchard of 800 trees of select varieties the place
ia stnated in one Of the best neighborhoods in the
county Churches schools, store Masonic Hall, post
R9 agd b % al ha0G H
be given on a portion of the purchase money.
No III. 1877 acres Price S35O0-The farm is situa-
ted in Knox county, on Beaver creek, miles from
Powells Station and II miles from Knoxville about ~
in cultivation 30 40 acres in fine timber fine
new log house and barn, also tenement houses and
barn and small orchard, This place is in of the
best farming districts in the county, convenient to
churches schools and post Office. Several Northern
families have recently purchased farms in the neigh
borhoOd.
No. 1S). Country Residence and Farm. Price, 500
000.-Very fine country residence and farm of about
100 acres. situated good turnpike road miles from
KnOxvlle large brick house. eight rooms; brick ser
wants house. four brick smoke house and Office
large barn, carriage house, ice house, crib &C.,
about % acres Of land in good state OF cultivation
balance covered with fine growth Of timber, and very
convenient to market.
No. 251-River farm of $50 acres, 20 in cultivation
balance in very fine timber-hickOry, oak, wal hut
poplar ash and chestnut Double frame and log dwell
ling seven rooms; large barn and Ou(buidngs; four
fine springs. This property is situated on tn HostOn
river only seven miles from Knoxville and the timber
is very convenient for shipping market of large size
and fine quality. Price, $780, 81 900 ah balance in
five equal annual payments with interest at SIX per
cent
No 49, Farm and Residence. Price, S75O0-AbOut
go acres of land half of which is In cultivation,
The Cinri9nat Cumberland Gap and Charleston Rail-
road and on Pigeon river The soil IS red mulatto and
river bottom, and will produce WELL There IS fine two
story brick residence containing SIX rooms on the place.
and comfortable and nvenient Outbulldlngs.
This place so the station that enough town lots
could be sold in short time to pay for it, and have
good farm left The bottom lands geOn river are as
fine any, and this property would suit any one deslr
ing pleasant home river and railroad ana cOnYen
lent to churches and schools.
No 221. Grist Mill Farm, &c. Price, 49, 00.-Tract
of land containing 10 acres 60 cleared fenced and In
good state of cultivation, balance we'll umbered and
lies on the NOlichucky river, miles from GrecneYe
and 81 miles from East Tennessee Virginia ana Geor-
gia Railroad. Story and half frame dwelling, seven
rooms good barn, one story frame tenants house. and
story and half millers house. al! the houses nearly
new and in good order good s I Of tES 81 stone
This property is considered well worth price asked;
The neighbOrhOod desirable one, and churches and
schools at hand.
No $50 Farm Country Store. Price Sic, 000.-This
one of the most desirable pacesn East Tennessee for
man, number of men, desiring to engage N 1arm-
grist mill cabinet making and in fact most any branch
Of business The farm consists of 400 acres half IN G1
tivatOn, balance in fine timber, easy OF access me
soil is black loan wi clay land slightly rolling, but
easy of cultivation, The Improvements consist o!
brick dwelling of nine rooms large three story brcK
storehouse four story grist MILL miers and tenants
houses, blacksmith shop-al have fine custom: Corn
There are excellent schools and churches at hand and
it is in all respects of the most desirable places at
the price in this section ofcountry.
No 2S3 Fruit Price 81 ,5OO.-Farm three miles |
from lockwood, Cumberland county, East Tennessee,
containing 80 acres thirty acres in cultivation
New frame house with five rooms. Twenty acres in
orcharn Excellent water, both chaybeate and free
stone. ~ a.,
One of the Finest Farms in East Tennessee.
EAGLE BEND"
This farm contains about 700 acres 400 acres in fine
state of cultivation, the greater part of which Is the
richest rst-class river bottom. remainder first class
upland Orchard of choice fruit trees apple peach
ont buildings Three fine springs on different portion
of the land This property is situated on Clinch rivers
in in Anderson county, two miles from Clinton.
This Is one of the valuable farms for stock and
grain in East Tennessee Price, $5 600, onesixth cash.
Balance in five equal payments, with interest at six
per cent.
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT |
CONDUCTED BY
O. G, VANDERHOOF,