The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-05-15

! it cleared and under fence, tho balance tim
! bered; has some valuable timber for rails an,
other building purposes, and an abundanc
| of good fro wood; is mostly rolling, on hill.
: lands; OF good second grade soil. Tho i'm
3 provements are ordinary: Frame dwelling
house with two rooms, with stacked chin
J ney,a "a small cri b aud stable; but has health
, full site for 3 residence, and one of the bes
wells of Chslybeato water in the state; val
, ifimproved may be made very valuable.
This tract will DO sold CHEAP, and on &C
commodAting terms TO suit purchaser.
No. 20. Tic property of Joseph W. Hal
contains abont s63 acres, situated in tho 9tl
district of Giles county on Richland creel
and on the road leading from Elkton K
Prospect station on the railroad, and abou
AZ miles east of Prospect; is No. l land, has
produced one bale of cotton per acre, nno
from so to so bushels of corn, also produces
clover and grasses TO perfection, and can bC
made No. stock farm. The most of it il
very near Lowell and enclosed by good fenc-
ing, and divided into or fields or lots,
All of it is tillable land except 80 ceres, which
is glady, containing valuable limestone quar-
ries for building purposes, and which pro
duees excellent bluegrass.
| IMPROVEMENTS different tene-
ment houses, one of them containing roomR
| and kitchen, smoke-hcuse, stables ETC., also
q good cotton gin and press. 1t is well
watered. and has good supply of fre-wood.
| This valuable tract will be sold cheap and on
reasonable terms as to payments. For
further particulars apply to 7. NJ. N. Jones,
Pulaski, or A. D. Bull, Elkton, Tenn.
No. %. This tract contains 17s1[ acres Of
unInproved lands; is finely timbered with
chestnut, hickory, poplar. oak and other
varieties; most of the tract is tillable and lies
we'll, some of it is good soil, but the most OF
it is from End to 8rd rate; is finely watered,
has two lasting free-stone springs; is situated
midway between Fall River and Shores Mills
4 hon Al. 4 g.. q
miles from Pulaski and same distance from
Lawrenceburg.
Nos. 81 and 2s are the property of Thos. s.
Pittard and will be sold very cheap. Apply
to T. NJ. N. Jones, real estate agent, Pulssk
Tenn.
No. "a. Containing s5 acres, is the prep
erty of T. D. Abernathy, situated one mile
east of Reynolds Station, on the railroad
and adioins the lands of r. G. Reynolds and
T. s. Brandon; is enclosed by good fence
and about 65 acres is cleared and in cultiva-
ton. The remainder is timbered lands, and
very near all tillsble when cleared, and now
has good stand of blue grass growing
among the timber. 1t is broken or rolling
lands, but rich and productive of all kinds
of crops, and is we'll adapted for a stock
farm, having two good springs, affording an
abundance of lasting running water. Has
two different tenement houses, one being a
framed box house with two rooms and a
hall between. The other is q hewn log
house; has also barn, cr1b and stables. Is
in q good neighborhood andconvenient to
reasonable and accommodating terms.
No. %, Is the property of Cole White at
Old Lynnv.lle, ~ miles west of Lynnville
Station on railroad, contains "a acres, on
which is situated comfortable two-story
frame dwelling house with large rooms,
hall and porch, also cook kitchen, servants
room and smoke house. good cistern,
barn and stables. The lot is enclosed by q
good fence. Has q of an acre well set with
timothy and clover; good garden and few
choice young fruit trees; has lasting run
Mug water through the lot The improve
ments are generally in good repair; good
schools convenient and three churches in the
village, which is surrounded by some of the
best farming lands in Tennessee, portions of
which are now for sale. This property cen
be bought for one-half the cost of the i'm
provements.
No. 81 contains about 500 acres, is the
property CT G. H. Witt, in the 5th district
of Giles county, on Weekly's creek, 10
miles west of Pulaski and miles from
Wales Station on the railroad. Is rich and
pl oductive soil; zoo acres of it is clea-ed and
in cultivation, or pastures and enclosed by
good fences and is divided into II different
fields or lots with good lasting water in
each; and $50 acres are now we'll set with
clover and grasses for meadows and grazing.
About one-third of the tract contains much
valuable timbeTs of different varieties, and
cleared. There is an orchard of or acres
of good fruit, mostly apples and peaches
The improvements consist of a frame dwell
ing, with rooms, is Il stories high and q
kitchen, servants room and smoke house
o good barn with cribs and stables, also
three large sheds with lofts for hay to feed
and shelter mules and cattle. And is row
one of the best stock farms in the
country and will be sold Of reasonable
price and terms.
No. %. Tho property OF MIS-. s. A.
Sumpter and others Contains about 220
acres; situated on Richland creek in the 10th
district, adjoining the lands of Mrs. NJ. j.
Peebles, DR. Norton and others. Is good,
productive farm; has about 140 acres cleared
and under feno0 and in cultivation and Is di-
videdinto three fields, besides the stable lot;
all finely watered for stock; has q large
spring. OF cold water, and the brs1oh run
ming through the farm. The cleared lands
are mostly level, or creak bottom lands.
The balance OF aboRt so acres are tim
bered lands and hlily, but rich and Droduc-
tive soil, and the most of it can ba cultivated
WneR cleared, and is now we'll set with blue
grass among the timber, furnishing good
pasturage for stock. The improvements
consist of dwelling, u stories, containing
rooms, hall and back gallery, and is
log houss, weather. boarded; has also a
kitchen, smOke-house and servants rooms,
cribs and stables; also has three different
miles cast CT Butord's Station on railroad;
and on the road leading to Brick Church,
and is in a good ncighborhood, convenient
to schools and churches.
Tract 90. The property OF II. c. Aber-
nathY; contains $50 ac9es, of which so are
cleared and enclosed by good fencing; the
balance is finely mbered with poplar,
oak, hickory, ash, and many other varieties
of valuable timbsrs. the most Of the tract
is tillable, and tho greater part of IL Is very
nearly level, ard good medium soil. The
portion in cultivation has produced from SO
/ to 40 bushels of corn per acre, and 16 bEshels
of wheat. Has good springs and also
creek and branches furnishing water for
stock, and good mill sitS on creek. Has an
orchard of 100 tsees, peaches and apples, of
select fruits, that has never failed to bear q
good eEop any year. The improvemer Is con-
sist OF an ordinary hewn log dwelling house,
smoke house, stables and crib 1t is located
16 miles southwest from Pulaski, near the
Lambs Ferry road, and 2 miles from Miner
Hill, and can be bought very cheap at $500
per aero, III in cash, and the balance in !
| and years, if sold soon and the purchaser
will take the entire tract.
Tract No. 80. The property of Jno. G..
Vance, is in district No. |, on Elk River, one
milo from Elkmont Springs, and miles
from Alkaont Station, on railroad and ad =
! joins the lands of L. A. King, John Brown
and others; contains 40 acres, about 10
cleared and in cultivation, the balance Tim
bered. II Is good river bottom land and pro-
dAces well all of the usual crops. The
cleared portion is enclosed by good fensing-
Has two good and nevor-failing spTings,
one of them being near the dwelling houses;
| the branches from these springs. and also 4
creek passing through the farm, furnish an
abundant supply Of water for stock. The
improvements consist Of good frame dwell
ing-housS ~ stories, containing rooms
and hail; also a kitchen atteshed with
the usual out houses located at different
places on farm for haEds TO cultivate it.
This valuable farm will bo sold cheap and
en- accommodating terms.
Tract So. The property of CSl. W: W.
| Gordon, is at or near Marcelle Fails;
/ contains sbout 775 acres, part in Giles and
| part in Lawrence County, upon which Is sit
| uated largo TANNERY with two-story
| building, with ample room for storing hides
and leather, and sheds covering bark mill
| and watts, now in operation. There is also
| good Touring and corn mill, with saw mill
I attached The mill house is also large
| two-story building, and the machinery is all
| run by large turbine wheel, propelled by a
| wateTfall of so feet; and all the machinery is