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Date Posted: Tuesday, August 12, 12:57:29pm
Author: Bonnie Hahn
Subject: O. G. Gates sells farm in 1852

Cheap Bargain and Safe Investment
I will sell my stock farm, situated 6 miles from Frankfort, on the L & F Railroad containing about 400 acres, 125 cleared, the balance covered with timber. Several never-failing springs, a beautiful cottage, a Young Orchard of choice bearing fruit trees, and all needful outbuildings.
Also - A house and lot on Main Street, in the City of Frankfort, now occupied by J. T. Luckett as a shoe store, the annual rent of which is equal to $500.
For terms, during by absence, apply to J. Byron Cates, Frankfort, Ky.
Jan. 14, 1852
O. G. Gates

(Source: The Shelby News, Shelbyville, Ky., March 3, 1852)

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