The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-23
THEIR COTTON WAREHOUSE

VdludUlG hdNuS
On Tuesday, the 18th day of No
Vember next,
I WILL sell at public sale to the highest
l bidder on the premises. If not privately
before the day of sale, on credit Of one and
two years. tree from the eqmtY of redemP-
ton, taking NJ ties with approved Recnuty,
bearing interest from day of sale and a lien
retained on the land for the purchase money,
The Valuable Tract Of Land
lying on Pigeon Root Creek and the Column
bin and Pulaski Turn pike road. about two
and one half miles North of Pulaski, con-
tanning about AS acres of as fine productive
land rs there il in Middle Tenresste c, nearly
al! of il lies level with about rs acres of e e
best meadow land in this county. The i'm
provements consist Of first rate frame dwell
ling, containing rooms besides basement;
a splencid Barn. good Out-buildings, mHgni-
fcent spring and spring hons, besides sew
eI al buildings with brick chimneys, oil differs
ent parts of the farm. This il one of the
most valuable
COTTON OR STOCK PARNS
in Tennessee, being abundRntly supplied with
stock and pure good spring water, and will
be sold in lots OF from so to $50 acres
Also on Wednesday, the 18th Of
November next,
! will cell on the premises on the same terms
~ alb Yvo. 600 acres Of land lying about ~
miles North esst of Pulaski, OH the Corners
willie road. being part of he Vineyard
tract Of land, finely timbered ind wateTed.
and will be sold in lots from rs TO loo acres.
This sale will embrace
The Celebrated VINEYARDS, Or
ehaFds, Wine House, Cellars,
&c., sc,
belonging to A. Cox, which are so favorably
known throughout the tate. Also on same
day aud same terms, his one half interest in
tho rents in the 60 acre tract now occupied by
p. J. Cox and upon which tract there is 3
vineyard Of about acres and ~h'eh Is leased
~ said I. J. Cox for is ears from March 1879.
Also Ca safle day II the Vineyard piHcs on n
credit of IL months, note hearing interest
from day Of sale vi approved security,
three mules, one tcur horse wagon and har-
ness, one dump cart, one yoke OF oxen, and
one Two horse wagOa, one lot o. building
lumber; also wine press, large wine casks.
aad several small ones, and all the necessary
hparatuse for making wine A -o at the
same time and place, wall sell SCR CASH
about 2U00 gallons of wine made At said vine
hopss.
Also on Thursday Goth Of No
yember next,
I
and two years with interest notes and sp-
proved security and lien retained, the lot
Upon which A. Cox now Lives,
about e-fourth Of mile east Of Pulaski
Continuing about 10 acres including all she
improvements. to-WiJ; good frame
dwelling With nine rOOi -. Of which are
Flastered and paPered, good smoke house,
Carriage house, and = most magnificent barn
aud two cisterus. There il upon this lot a
hne garden spot, about 500 selected apple
goose plums, Apricots, Chiekaraw plums,
rents, straw berries, TasbefTies, % pear tresa,
all the fruits of the best varieties, and Just
come into bearing. and all eli enclosed.
Also at same Time aud On same
Terms,
one house and lot, nox occupied BY VIM.
Marshall, about 5sniie from the Count onSe
in Pulaski on the Fayetteville Turnpike. al
s > about s5 iotr being ubdlvisioos Of the SIS
acre tract bousshs by A. Cox from James
McCalium lying on Fayetteville turnpike
road ahnnl = mile from the Court House.
Also ON same day at The residence 81 a. COX,
on credit IF II months. / fine piaao and
household furniture. pony mare and col.,
wheel barrow. / BHruucho and harness, mu
sic box. book ca=e and books. carpets, silver
plate. / sut soil pillow. turning plows, esi-
nvator. lawn mower. anu other personal
property.
AN tie foregoing property viii 10 sold BY
me - Trustee under the assignment made BY
A Cox, on september Esd. 1873
JOIN 7. STEEL, Tyasssa.
O. 81, ~.