The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-18
PH1LApELPHIA MANUFAcTuRED
GREAT SALE
OF TOWN LOTS IN
X Z n T u CKY CITY.

IN IL ~ - ~ N -
IN MONDAY, OCTOBER 22d, 1855, sale Of Lots sgszs
~ in KENTUCKY CITY will commence at public ~.
outcry and continue from day day until an are ds el
posed Of The rapid growth and future permanent prosper
ity Of this place being the prominent object with The Pro-
peors all the lots viii be sold without reserve and the
most Liberal Terms, both as to time and manner of
payment
This Town is located the county Of Hickman State Of
Kentucky, upon the East bank Of The Mississippi river IS
miles below the mouth Of the Ohio, and just below
adjoining the present Of Columbus within its
Corporate limits Depot Station Grounds Of the great
Mobile end Ohio Rlilroad, at its Northern terminus.
1t would be out OF place in this adveTti ement to g.
dwell at length, and in detail, upon all the advan @
yes Of this location, and the biiant prospects of "A ES
CITY so fortunately situated and being terminal point Of
such road upon such river but let the inquirer
the prominent facts and for himself kentucky City
has high and healthy locality-prolecei FROM ali inunda-
tons of the grounds the heghth OF the river
bank aud the necessary for the Railroad track,
il surrounded by fertile and healthy country rapidly
settling 1t front washed BY the mighty Father OF Wa
ters navigs3le from this point at all the year
for the largest class steamers with permanent and endur
ing bank and having comics ly Of the best and most
secure 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 mas been arranged We vi" be
in daily communicat with the great Illinois Central Rail-
road at and also by alike connection with the Cairo and
Futon g California route, the road ondiy cher
hed by the States Of Missouri Arkansas and Texas
as also the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad,
branch 81 which proposed 10 terminate on the West bank
Of the river opposite The Mobile and Cho Rail-
road comes from Alabama passing through Missis
spp and Western Tennessee, its feghed with the
sugar. the cotton the rice and tropical fruits Of the South
to return alden with the provisions and breadstu, and all
the products and manufactures Of the West and North
brought down the Illinois Central ard other Rail-
roads, and by the Ohio and Mis- isspp rivers with their
numerous and lengthy tributaries henurz' City being
thus bTou within hours either, about
equal distance 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 place here here
they stop, here be stored and here anshpped 1t
require ken Of prophecy f,rrsee brilliant future
for city thus fortunately located and hrSt with cOmbna
ton OF many natural md artificial olist for travel and
trade
Terms OF sale.
credit Of ard two Yeas with personal security and
lien reserved upon the property; twenty per cent cash
and one and dit without personal security for
the balance at the option OF the purchi-er.
r. J. BULLOCK.
w Il. ~ TAYLOR,
BEN EDWARDS GREY,
Trustees ard Proprietors.
n BIN order 10 pay their suD>c iption t. the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad Company, the proper authorities Of th
tCwu Of Columbus issued three hundred six thirty
year bond Of one huud dotrs each nteTes, payable
semi annaiIv These bonds, after beng cudor Ell by the
Mobile aud Ohio Railroad Company, put upon the
market, and Sc ling at Ell hty five cents the dol
lar, though they b. received BY At ptriu payment
hT any Lots bought ale in K-ntucky City; onehaf
pay bic down, the OH haf two year, thereafter.
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