The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-10-31
VALUABLE
FOR SALE!
Homes Tor TEE HOMELESS !
> fOA0 ACRES of Valuable Lands,
= .O4O 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; 4 different settle
ments; l mile of newly built rock
fence; gin house, large barn and gran
airy. 1t consists of 100 acres well set
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 perpetual springs so
arranged that stock water, and newly
built fences of chestnut. The fields
contain from 10 to 40 acres.
Another farm of 90 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 lSt Main street, 2 lots
and building ON ID Main street, Pulaski.
One farm south of Pulaski 6 miles, on
the waters of Richland creek, mile of
Aspen Hill depot, containing 100 acres,
One-half or more cleared, and in fine
state of cultivation, good improvements
and under good fence; the balance
finely timbered; 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 6
miles, on or near the Lambs Ferry
road. so acres of this is cleared and in
9-fine state of cultivation, well fenced,
good improvements, with 3 excellent
springs Of free stone water, good or
charGs, etc.
One-half mile from said tract, north,
on the Lambs Ferry road, 90 acres fine
~ ti1nbered land, with good springs
and two settlements, One half interest
in steam saw phil situated on or near
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,
on the waters Of Sugar creek, 200 acres
cleared and In n fine state Of cultivation,
with or g springs, with 4 good settle
ments, dwelling, stables, cribs, etc 80
acres of the above fresh and lately
cleared A good neighbOThoOd and free
schools, churches and grist and saw
mills within one mile. $50 acres of this
land is covered with the finest poplar in
the state. These are strictly No. cot
ton lands, yielding from q to 1 bale of
cotton per acre. lam offering all Of the
above lands for one-hR1f of what they
sold for in 1SG0.
Valuable town property in Iuka,
Mississippi, on the Memphis &, Charles
4
Suuflower= river, in IsequaHa county,
the finest cotton lands in the world.
One-haf of the above is above over
dow.
Also $3.50 acres of finest qs7aIity cot
ton lands in Chieot county, 4 rlSansas,
u miles west of Lake Village ON the
Mississippi river. SEQ acres Aof this
tract is in a fine state of cultivation,
good dwellings, out-hOuses, stables,
with one ofthe finest gin houses in the
State. Grist mill and well watered
with five or. six free stone wells, good
stock water. This farm is situated on
Beof river. A railroad runs through
this county. ....-
Also one tract On Big creek. Philips
county, Arkansas, EC0Htaniug ESQ acres,
good dwellings, and part 81 said tract
ia high state IF cultivation, good
spring and fine stock water.
Also one tract IN Sebastian county,
Indian Territory embracing the miner
NJ regions. Part cleared. 1t lies 30
u4iles south of Fort smith and within
10 miles 81 Brownsville west.
Terms viii be made easy to suit pur-
chasers. 1 can be found 4 mile west Of
Pulaski, It my residence on the Camp
bellsville zno;stl. Difference: DE-. =. c. (
Roberts, Pulaski, office lst Bfafn street, (
Bank Block, up stairs. In addition 20
the above, I offer for sale a fine lot OF
stock, consisting of fine brood mares, !
yOung colts, sheep, hogs, and one fine /
stallion, Bob johnson, jr., reaper, now L
er, Dlou@hs. wagons, BLACKSMITH fools. I
J 600 barrels of corn aud quite a quanti- /
81, Of hay, oass, wheat, etc.
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