The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-11-13

GREAT SALE OF
Valuable Lands
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. free from the equity of redemP-
ton, taking notes with approved security,
bearing in berest from day of sale. and lien
retained on the land for the purchase money,
The Valuable Tract OF Land
living on Pigeon Roost Creek and the Colum-
bia and Pulaski Turn pike road, about two
and one half miles North of Pulaski, con
tanning about AS acres Of as line productive
land as there is in Middle Tennessee, nearly
all of it lies level with about 125 acres of th e
best meadow land in this county. The i'm
provements consist of first rate frame dwell
ling, containing six rooms besides basement;
a splendid Barn, good out-buildings, InagnI-
fcent spring and spring house, besides sew
eTal buildings with brick chimnsys, on differ
ent parts of the firm. This is one Of the
most valuable
COTTON OR STOCK FARMS
in Tennessee, being abundantly supplied with
stock and pure good spring water, and will
be sold in lots of from so to $50 acres.
Also OH Wednesday, the 18th of
November next,
/ will sell ON the premises on the same terms
above. 600 acres of land, lying about 20
miles North east of Pulaski, on the Corners
vile road, being a part Of he Vineyard
tract of land, finely timbered and wateIed.
and will be sold in lots from 25 to 100 acres.
This sHle will embrace
The Celebrated Vineyards, Or
chards, Wine House, Cellars,
&c, &c,
belonging to A. Cox, which are 40 tavOrably
known throughout the tate. Also on same
day and same terms, his one half interest in
tho rents in the 60 acre tract now occupied by
L. j. Cox, and upon which tract there is
vineyard of about acres and which is leased
to said =. j. Cox for Is years from March 1872.
Also on Same day at the Vineyard place on a
credit Of u months, note bearing interest
from day Of sale with approved security,
three mules, one tour horse wagon and har-
ness, one dump cart, one yoke of oxen. and
one two horse wagon, one lot OF building
lumber; also wine press, large wine casks,
and several small ones, and all tho necessary
aparRtuse for making wine. Also at the
Same time and place, will sell FOX CASH
about 1000 gallons of wine made at said wine
house.
Also on Thursday goth of No
Vember next,
I viii sell on the premises on a credit of one
aud two years with interest notes and ap-
proved security and lien retained, the lot
Upon which A. Cox now Lives,
about one-fourth of a mile east of Pulaski,
containing about Is acres including all the
improvements, to-wit: A good frame
dwelling with nine rooIhs, Of which are
Plastered and papered, good smoke house,
Carriage house, and a most magnificent barn
and two cisterns. There is upon this lot
6ne garden spot, about 500 selected apple
trees, 100 peach trees, $50 grape vines, will
goose plums, ApricOts, Chiekasaw plums,
cherries, GoOseberries, figs, damsOns, cur
rents, straw berries, rasbeTries, SO pear trees,
all the fruits Of the best varieties, and Just
come into bearing, and all well enclosed.
Also at same Time and On same |
Terms,
one house and lot, now occupied by WIN. /
Marshall, about emile from the Court House |
in Pulaski on the Fayetteville Turnpike, al
about 25 lots being su bdIvisions of the 500 1
acre tract bought by A. Cox from James
McCallum, lying on Fayetteville turnpike /
road about Il mile from the Court House.
Also on same day ut the residence of A. Cox,
household furniture, pony mare and cole,
wheelbsrrow, BaTouehe and harness, mu
sic box, book case and books, carpets, silver
plate, subsOil pillow, turning plOws, ! Gull |
tvatoT, l lawn mower, and other personal
property.
All the foregoing property will tie sold by
me as Trustee under the assignment made BY
A Cox, on September 23d., 1873.
JOHN T. STEEL. Trusaee,