Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-10
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE, TOWN PROPERTY, &C.

By virtue of the power and authority IN
the undersigned vested by the will OF the
late Catherine ID. Williams, deceased, we
will offer for sale, TO the highest bidder,
uaess personally disposed Of, at the lines
and places herein after mentioned, the fol
lowing described lands, town property dc,
belonging to the estate Of the said Q. D..
Williams, deceased, towit:
On Tuesday the 10th day OF February
1876, al the Court House in Greeneyille,
we will offer for sale several beautiful lots,
lying ON Depot Street near the centre OF
town, admirably adapted for business
houses or family residences.
Also several unimproved lots lying north
Of the railroad, near the depot in Greene
vile,
Also two beautiful lots lying in the west
end Of Greeneville, being parts Of the
grove tract" adjoining lots OF j. c.. Hank
iRs, Patrick Marshal, ct al, containing each
three.fourths of an an acre, more Or less.
Also one tract of land lying north Of
Greeneville, on the Rogersville road, ad-
joining the heirs of Thomas ID. Arnold,
deceased, ct al, containing about one hun.
dred acres, more or less.
Also two other small tracts of land lying
about one mile north east of Greeneville,
on the Ridge road" adjoining the lands Of
Jos. Is. DobsOn and others, the one COO
tanning 9 and the other l4t acres, more or
less.
And on Thursday the 18th day Of Feb
ruary 1876, at David Ross mills, formerly
Williams Mills) on Lick Creek, Greene
County, about nine miles north east OF
Greeneville, we will offer for sale, two sew.
eral lots or parcels of said "Lick Greek
farm" yet unsoid consisting Of one tract or
lot containing 754 acres, and one tract or
lot containing 43t acres, both lying on the
south side Of said creek.
Also one other tract or lot containing
1854 acres lying on the north tide of said
Creek, adjoining the lands OF Simpson,
Carter, Ross, ct ais.
Also the remainder Of the Williams
Bays Mountain tract containing about
9, $50 acres, more or less, which will be
divided into several smaller tracts before
the day Of sale.
And on Saturday the 10th day of Feb
ruary 1876, upon the premises we will offer
for sale, unless otherwise disposed of, that
valuable body Of land, known as the Col
lege farm" situa 0 three miles south of
Greeneville, on the road leading 10 the
Warm Springs, containing about LOO
acres more or less, about one half cleared
and in q good state Of cultivation, and the
remainder finely timbered and well water
ed by numerous excellent springs and
Richlaud Creek which run through the en-
tire farm, this tract will first be divided and
sold 10 smaller tracts, so as TO better suit
the wants of purchasers, and then the same
will be sold as a whole and whichever mode
brings the highest price i'll be adopted.
Also at the same time and place, we will
offer for sale the Hall tract" adjoining e.
Link ct al, containing il" acres, more or
less, upon which there is a superior mill
site with abundant water power for ma
chinery, upon Richland Creek.
TERMS.-All ofthe above described val
liable property will be sold on one and two
years credit, equal installments bearing in
terest at the rate of six per cent. per annum
from day of sale, notes with approved Sc.
curity will be required Of the purchasers,
the better to secure which, a lien will he
detained until the purchased money be fully
aid.
Any portion or all of said real estate,
mas be purchased at private sale, before
the day ofpublic sale. The property TO be
sold to pay debts and for distribution, and
the title unquesioned.
In the sale of the above described prop
crty we offer some of the most desirable aAd
valuable to be found in upper 4. Tennessee,
and parties desiring either farming lands or
town property may find it to their advant-
age to attend the sale.
JAMES W. DEADERIoK,
DAVID SEWER,
Exr's DC, ofC. d. Williams, decd.
Greenevllle. Tenn. Januaryla 1875,