The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-19
PHTLADELPH1A MANuFAcTURED
GREAT SALE
CT TOWN LOTS IN
X L n TU CKY CIT Y.

ON MONDAY, OCTOBER ed, 1855, sale of Lots -
~ in KENTUCKY CITY will commence at public 81
cutlery and continue from day to day until all die I'll
posed Of The rapid growth and future permanent prosper
ity of this place being the prominent object with
prieors al the lots viii be sold without reserve the
most Liberal Terms, both TO time and manner Of
payment
Kentucky upou the East bank Of The Mississippi river IS
miles below the mouth Of the Ohio and just below and
adjoining the present OF Columbus and has within its
coTnrs limits tbe Depo and Station Or un> of the treat
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, at its Northern terminus
It would be out OF place in this advertisement to 90
dwell at length and in detail, upon all tie advan a III,
city fortunately situated and being terminal point Of
such road upon such river; bat let the inquirer look at
the prominent facts and for himself Kentucky City
has high and healthy locahtyprotecet nom al inunda
tons by OF the grounds the hghth OF the river
bank and the embankmen for the lroad track
Il surrounded by fertile and healthy country, rapidly
settling. It front washed bv the mighty Father Of Wa
ters" navigable from this point at all the
Tor the agest class steamers with permanent anu dur
ing bank and having comics y Of the best and most
harbors be found from Orleans to st Louis
Kentucky City in direct connection with the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, having its Depot within her limits BY
Steamboat connection which has been arranged will be
in daily communicative with the great Illinois Central Rail-
road at Cairo and also by like connection with tho Cairo and
Futon, great California route, the road ondiy cher
shed by the three States Of Mis- our Arkansas and Texas
as also the 81. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad,
amen OF which IL proposed TO terminate on the west bank
OF The river opposite town. The Mobile and ho Rail-
road comes TO from Alabama, passing through Mi,sis
spp and Western Tennessee its cars feghed with the
sugar. the cotton the rice, and tropical fruits Of the SOUTH
TO return alden with the provisions aud bradtus, and all
the produces and manufactures OF the West and North,
brought down by the Illinois Central ard other Rail-
roads, and by the Ohio and Mis- isspp rivers with their
numerous and lsnsthy tributaries kenurk City being
thus brought within hours OF her, about
qua distance between the Southern Gulf to the
Atlantic aud the cities Of the Northern Lakes The intrr
change Of commodities the Legitimate trad and barter in
the product OF different cmes must take place here
must they stop here be stored and here ranshpped. 1t
require ken of prophecy brilliant future
for city thus fortunately located and best with cOmbna-
ton Of so many natural and artificial outlets for and
trade.
Terms OF Sale.
credit Of one and yeas with personal security and
lien reserved upon the proper; tSeny per cent cash
and one and two dit without personal security for
the balance, at the option OF the purcha-
.. p. J. BULLOCK,
w. II. u TAYLOR,
BEN EDWARDS GREY,
Trustees az Proprietors.
n BIN order to pay their sub4c iptiou the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad Company, the proper authorities Of the
town Of Columbus issued three hundred six per thirty
years bond OF hundred dollars EACH payable
semi ANNUALLY These bonds after beng endorsed by the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company, put upon the
market, and seiug eiehtyhv the dol
lar, though they VIII he received by par in payment
for Lots bought ale in Kentucky City; Oue-haf
payable down, the Other half two years thereafter.
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