The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22

PEBBLES, DR. Norton and others. Ia a good.
productive farm; has about I4O acres cleared
ana under fence and in cultivation and is di-
vldedinto three fields besides the atabIo 1ot.
all finely watered for stock: mas IsrSs,
spring OF cold water, and the branch ruf-
nlng through the farm. This cleareJ Lands
are mostly level, or creek bottom lands.
The 6a'ance OF about so acres are TIM
ts oeIeo Isnds and billy, but rich and produc-
tive sol and the most of it can la cnttivated
when cleared, and ie now well sat with bIno
grass among the timber, furnishing good
pasturage for stock. The improyer5Sente
consist OF dwelling, u stories. containiny
= IO1Insi nall and back gallery, and IS q
log hous,, weather boarded; has also a
Kitchen, smoke-house and seYvants, Tooros
cribs and stables; also has three different
tenement houses, eonveniently located Ia
miles cast Cf Buford's Station on railroad.
and on tho road leading to Brick Church.
to schools and churches.
Tract %. The property of II, O. Aher-
nathy; contains $50 acres, of which go a.,
cleared and enclosed by good fencing: Tho
balance is finely timhered with ronIsr
oak, hickory, ash, and many other varieties
OF valuable timbers. The most of tho tract
is eilia9le, ana the greater part Of it is very
nearly level, ard good medium soil. Pbs
portion in cultivation has produced from 81
TO 40 bushels of corn per acre, and I6 bushela
OF wheat. Has good springs and also n
creek and branches furnishing water for
stock, and good mill site on creek. Has an
orchard Of 100 trees, peaches and apples. of
select fruits, that has never failed To bear I.
good crop any year. The improvements COZ.
sist OF an ordinary hewn log dwelling bnnse
smoke house, stables and crib. Ii Ia loosta3
10 mlles southwest from Pulaski, near tbo
Lambs Ferry road, and miles from Miner
hlll, and can he bought worry cheap at a. 90
per acre, Is in cash, and the balance IN =
aud 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. ora
mlle g from from Elkmont Springs, and mica
from Elkmont Station, on railroad, and ad
joins the lands of L, A. King, John Brown
and others; contains 10 acres, about 10
cleared and in cultivation, the balance lim-
bored. IL is good river bottom land and pro-
duces well oil of the usual crops, trbe
cleared portion is enclosed by good fensine-
Has two good and never-faiiinp springs-
one Of them being near the dwelling houses:
the branches from these springs and also n
creek passing through the farm, furnish an
abundant supply Of water for stock. Tho
improvements consist of good frame DWELL
ing-house ~ stories, containing 8 rooms
and hall; also a kitchen atteched; with
the usual out houses located at different
places on farm for hands TO cultivate It,
This valuable farm will be sold cheap and
on accommodating terms.
NV SSs - no property OF OOls We W.
Gordon. is at OF near Marcella Falls;
contains about us acres, part in Giles and
part in Lawrence County, upon which ia ait
uated large TANNERY with two-ssory
building, with ample room for storing hides
and leather, and sheds covering bark mill
and watts, now in operation. There is also a
good houring and corn mill, with a saw mill
attached. The mill house is also large
two-story building, and the machinery Is all
Iun oy a large turbine wheel, propelled by a
waterfall OF 30 feet; and all the machinery is
now in good running order. There Is a good
frame dwelling house with rooms and a
hall, also kitchen and other out-houses, and
also 5 different tenement houses, convent
emily located for the use of operatives for
tannery and mills. About 80 acros Of tho
lands, including field, lots and small Or
chard are cleared and enclosed by good feno-
ing, the remainder of the tract is finely tim
be1ed, with oak, poplar, chestnut and other
varieties. The most of the tract can be oul-
tivated when cleared, and contains good me-
dium soil, and is well adapted to stock-rnis-
ing, as it is we'll wateTed by numerous free-
stone springs, and one ohalybeate spring.
The lands can be divided into or more
tracts, and tho whole can now be bought for
Pbout the original cost of the improvements
and on accommodating termr.
Tract 38. Is situHted shout miles west
of tract 80, on Brushy creek, in Lawrence
county. Contains 5l2 acres of unimprOvod
lands, with good variety of valuable tim
Der and some good soil, and has good free
stone spring water, and as it contains much
good tanbark, it win besold with tract 81, or
separately, as may best suit purchasers, and
on moderate terms.
No. 81. a tract of one aero, with a good
cottage residence, containing four rooms,
with good cook kitchen, a front poTtico,
and back gallery, also servants rooms, crib
and stable, good we'll, garden and few
apple and peach trees of select fruit, near
the northeast boundary of tho corporation
ofPulGski, and on south side of tho Cor
nersville turnpike road. This is a substan--
ual and comfortable residence, now owned
and occupied by James T. Tanner and can
be bought for much less than the cost of the
Improvements as the owner desires to
change his business relations.