The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-09-17

004 acres situated in Giles county, as fol-
OOO lows, tO-WIt -
$50 acres on the CampbelIsvllle road, %
miles west of Pulaski, $50 OF which is cleared
and in q fine state of cultivation, large por-
ton set in grasses, clover and orchards, with
two elegant sets of buildings, dividing the
farm so as to throw tenant buildings to Ell
Their side, and which two divisions may be
subdivided, with gan house and fixtures, fine
barns and stables, carriage house, smoke
house, new building (my residence) con
tanning Easements and six rooms, with dun
ing room and cook loom attached, all built in
modern style; good woodland, fine water,
several wells and springs so that any por-
tion of the farm may be supplied with stock
water. Farming utensils, wagons, mowers,
reapers, and stock sold with the place if de
sired. This land is as good grass land as any
in the county, though adapted to all produc-
tons ordinarily raised in this county. 1000
yards of new rock fencing.
$50 acres s miles south of Pulaski on Rich
land creek. 1t is known as the Jno. B. An
thony farm, this being part of the original
400 acre tract. This tract is as fine lands as
any in the county, well improved, cOmpris-
ing the bsst bottom and second table lands
on Richland creek. 1t is in a fine state of
cultivation, good buildings, barns, stables,
tenement houses, fences, woodland, orchard e,
hne grazing lands, cotton, corn, wheat, etc.
and has about los cleared on it. 1t is finely
supplied with failing water, through
ana On elInSE slQeS east or HOuJH by klCnlaQQ
creek on the east and a small never falling
stream of fine water on the south boundary.
A LSO, 80 acres, 4 miles southeast of Pu-
n laski, in fine neighborhood for churches
and schools, two splendid settlements with
neat frame buildings, two good wells. out
houses, orchards, stables, ETC., rs acres clear
ed and in a fine state of cultivation contain
ing some of the finest meadow lands in the
county, with never-failinP springs which
run through so as to furnish ample water.
$50 acres miles west of Pulaski with good
buildings, finely timbered and wateTed, with
some cleared land. 1t is well adapted to
growing fruit, cotton corn and grasses, is in
good neighborhood foi churches & schools.
A LSO, $50 acres in Limestone county, Ala,
u on Sugar creek, situated so as to embrace
some of the best lands on Sugar creek, one
third of which is in high state of Gu !tiva
ton, adapted to all kinds of productions
peculiar to the climate, good water, timber
and neighborhood.
A LSO, 253 acres in Sebastian county, Ark,
II with so or 80 cleared and in a fine state
of cultivation, good buildings, etc. This
land embraces the rich mining lands through
that region and there is said to be a fine
mine of silver ore on said farm.
4 LSO. as Agent for NevIand
"a Holmes, 1850 Acres. in
Chicot county, Arkansas, situated west from
the Mississippi River. 400 acres improved
and being located north of the Louisiana line
70 Niles, well drained and proteC ted by
Bayou Macon on the east and Beouf river on
the north. Heavy buckshot soil.
| This farm is located in one of the most de-
| sirable localities in Southern Arkansas for
schools and churches,