The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-11-07
VALUABLE
F0R SALE!
ZONES g5a Tee E0MElEss F.!
> ONP ACRES of Valuable Lands
OnOHO located as follows:

- n 4 EAN4tALkD u dlddDAt LINUS,
| CsOFO located as follows:
/ One farm Of 356 acres within tive
miles of Pulaski, west on the Campbells-
vile road. Finely improved new dwell
| ing and out houses; I different settle
ments; 1 mile of newly built rock
! fence; gin house, large barn and gran
| airy. 1t consists OF 100 acres well sci
with meadow and clover, the balance Of
! 200 acres in a fine state of cultivation
| the balance fine timber with two never
! falling wells and 3 perpetual springs sc
arranged that stock water, and newly
built fences Of chestnut. The fields
contain from 10 to 40 acres.
Another farm of 50 acres, south OF
| Pulaski one mile, One-half cleared, the
balance in very valuable timber
| Three town lots and one fine brick
/ business house on 1st Main street, 2 lots
and building on Cd Main street, Pulaski
| D.. One farm south Of Pulaski miles, on
/ the waters of Richland creek, l mile OF
! Aspen Hill depot, containing $50 acres
/ One-haf or more cleared, and in a fine
state of cultivation, good improvements
and under a good fence; the balance
! finely timbCred; from so to go acres
/ fine meadow lands, the balance good
cotton lands. This tract is near the
! Nashville and Decatur Railroad.
Also 425 acres west OF Pulaski {
miles, on or near the Lambs Ferry
road. so acres of this is cleared and in
! a fine state of cultivation, well fenced
good improvements, with 3 excellent
/ springs Of free stone water, good or
| chards, etc.
| One-half mile from said tract, north.
on the Lambs Ferry road, Go acres fine
/ ly timbered land, with good springs
1 and two settlements. One half interest
| in steam saw mill situated on or neaI
/ the same lands.
One tract or tracts, containing in one
| body 425 acres in Limestone county
/ Alabama, , miles south of State line
! adjoining the lands Of VIM. Bridgeforth
4 on the waters OF Sugar creek, 200 acres
cleared and in fine state of cultivation
/ with OF 6 springs, with 4 good settle
ments, dwelling, stables, cribs, etc. &c
acres of the above fresh and lately
cleared. A good neighborhOod and free
/ schools, churches and grist and saw
mills within one mile. $50 acres Of this
[ land is covered with the finest poplar III
/ the State. These are strictly No. ! cot
ton lands, yielding from q to l bale oil
I cotton per acre. / am offering all Of the
above lands for One-half of what they
! sold for in 1850.
I ~ iAtl4lbAE WV II ttAtAtEA " III AAkd
| Mississippi, on the Memphis & Charles
/ ton Railroad. I also sfier $40 acres on
SunflONer river, in Isequaua county,
| the finest cotton lands in the world
One-half of the above is above over
/ dow.
Also ,. $50 acres of finest .qualitv cot
/ tom lands in ChieOt county, Arkansas
| II miles west of Lake Village on the
I Mississippi river. 500 acres Of this
tract is in q fine state of cultivation,
good dwellings, Out-houses, stables,
with one Of the finest gin houses in the
Stale. Grist mill and we'll Watered
with FIVE or six free stone wells, good
stock water, This farm is situated on
/ Beotf river Il railroad runs through
this county,. rHr t-
Also one tract on Big creek. Philips
county, Arkansas, containing I6f' acres,
good dwellings, and part of said tract
in a high state Of cultiS ation, good
spring and fine stock water.
Also one tract in Sebastian county,
Indian Territory, embracing the miner
al regions. Part cleared. 1t lies 80
U.iles south of Fort Smith and within
10 miles OF Bonneville west.
Terms viii be made easy TO suit pur-
chasers. / can IL found a mile west Of
Pulaski, 1t my residence on the Camp
beusville road Reference: DIR. j. c.
Roberts. Pulaski, office LIST Main street,
Bank Block, up stairs. In addition to
the above. ] offer for sale fine lot Of
stock, consisting of due brood mares,
young colts, sheep, hogs, aud one fine
stallion, Bob Johnson, Jr-, reaper, now
er, ploughs. wagons, blacksmith tools,
900 barrels of corn and quite quanti-
", Of hav, oats, wheat, etc.
aug25-3ui. W. E. ROBELTs.