The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-29
GREAT SALE
OF TOWN LOTS IN
X f. N TU KY CITY.

ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 22d, 1885, sale Of Lots tssA
" in KENTUCKY CITY viii commence at public #;;s
outcry and continue from day to day until all dis R
posed Of The rapid growth and future permanent prosper
y of this place being the prominent object with the Pro-
preors all the lots will be sold without reserve and the
most Liberal Terms, both as to time and manner Of
payment.
This Town located the county Of Hickman State
Kentucky upon the East bank Of the Mississippi river Is
miles below the mouth of the Ohio, and below and
adjoining the present town of Columbus and has within its
corporate limits the Depot and Station Grounds of the great
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, at its Northern terminus.
1t would be out Of place in this advertisement to 90
dwell at length and in detail, upon all the advan;a H
ges Of this location, and the brilliant prospects Of
city fortunately situated, and being terminal point Of
such road upon such river; but let the inquirer look
the prominent facts and for himself Kentucky City
has high and healthy locatyprotected from all nunda
TONS by the nature Of the grounds the heghh Of the river
bank and the necessary for the Railroad track
is surrounded by fertile and healthy country, rapidly
settling it front is washed by the mighty Father Of Wa
ters navigsbe from this point at all 4 the year
for the largest class steamers with permanent and endur
ing bank and having conssedy Of the best and most
harbors to be found from New Orleans to St Louis
Kentucky City is 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 communication with the great Illinois Central Rail-
road Cairo also by like connection with tho Cairo and
Fulton, great California route the road now ondy cher
ished by three States Of Missouri Arkansas and Texas
as also the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad, one
branch Of which proposed to terminate the West bank
Of the river opposite town. The Mobile and Ohio Rail-
from Alabama, passing through Msss-
spp and Western Tennessee its freghed with the
sugar. the cotton the rice and tropical fruits Of the SOUTH
the products 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 lengthy tributaries. Kentucky City being
thus brought within Of either about
equal between the Southern Gulf to the
Atlantic and the cities Of the Northern Lakes. The inter-
change Of commodities, the legitimate trade and barter in
the product of different chimes must take place here here
they stop, here be stored and here tanshpped IL
can require ken Of prophecy to Oresee brilliant future
for city fortunately located and best with combine
ton Of 30 many and artificial outlets for travel and
trade.
Terms of Sale.
Of and two years. with personal security and
lien reserved upon the property twenty cent each
and years credit without personal security for
the balance, at the option OF the purchaser.
L. J. BULLOCK.
w. II. " TAYLOR,
BEN. EDWARDS GREY,
Trustees aud PToprietors.
n BIN order to pay their subsc iption to the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad Company the proper authorities OF the
Columbus issued three hundred six cent thirty
years bonds Of hundred dollars EACH interest payable
semi annauay These bonds after being endorsed by the
Mobile Ohio Railroad Company, we're put upon the
Market and selling at eightyhve cents TO the dol
lar though they VIII be received by US at in payment
for any Lots bought ae in Kentucky City; onehah
payable down, the other half two years thereafter.
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