The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-08-14
Large sale or TOaCm Lots

4 WILL offer for sale at public oncry in the
city Of RagsdaIe, alias Meridian, on Tues
day and Wednesday, the 18th and I6ih Of June
uext, about Five Hundred Lots.
This place is situated within about two and
three quarters miles OF the center of LaudeTdsle
county. Miss. and is the point Of intersection
for the Southern the Mississippi and Aaba una,
and the Northeast and Southwest Alabama Rs H.
roads with the Mobile ard Ohio Railroad. A
road is chartered, and no doubt will be built,
from said place dirtct TO the city Of New Or
leans.
Another line Of railroads is now being rapidly
| constructed, and some portions in running OPP
| Grafton, from the northwestern portion Of Mis-.
| souri, to Grenada, Miss, via Little Rock and
Memphis, pointing direct TO the city Of Rags
| tale IL Is about 100 miles from Grenada 10 the
city Of Rugsdale. The construction OF the road
between the two places would complete the last
sk in an air line Of roads from the city Of Rags
dale AID the extreme northwestern portion Of
Missouri Il IS hardly probable 4 at the citizens
Of Mobile. aud the country along the line, will
| remain idle much longer. and not complete a
line of roads OF such magnitude
Thus it is that three Of the longest lines Of
railroads in the world will cross at the city Of
| Rag slale, besides the one from Missouri. That
completed, with the others, the cars will come
IN from seueR different directions, and we will
| be placed in direct communica ton with nearly
1 every place Of importance in the United Ststes
even from The Pacific ocean to the State Of
| Maine
The amount Of trade that will pass through
| said place annually, will doubtless tIceed one
hundred millions of money. The amount Of
travel no one eau conceive Of. Roads could not
be constructed 10 concentrate the trade ofthe
very rich and populous counties Of East Misss
sippi aul West Alaba ma more effeetnally than
the roads nOIo being built, will ut said place.
| The Court House will doubtless be moved here
The pure air and water, sandy soil and undu.
ating county around, make il one Of the health.
lest and most delightful places to be found and
where.
Many Of the most enierprising. intelligent and
wealthy persons in the country have already
determined To move here.
The place being new, and possessed OF such
superior advantages, rare Inducements a re Odaf
1 ed Gar profitabls-tRssstmrss,a, 10 institutions
teaTbibg, meTcl Snta, mans IactuTsrs, mechaRLSsS
] capiyalisis. and ~ short ee's"~s Sassgsa N
aaafty every varsity Of business.
y rtrssuta. ia with the cars gOiBg in from
four different directions, has grown TO be citl
uf near IS 600 inhabitSnis in a few years, wha
, may we expect Of the city Of RsgsdaIe, W ID tn
cars coming 10 from SIREN different directions
on the longest lines Of roads in the world. ant
llse richest prairie and canebrake countries il
the South TO support herr
l.. A. HAGSUALE.
90 The shove sale has been postponed unit
he 20h and 2Ist daysof October next, when i
} will take place on the following
TERMS-One fourth Cash--one fourth Ere
J Of neat March, and remainder first Of January
1860. l.. A. R
N. b. Papers that have published the adver
lsemen! Of the above sale. viii please mske Ih
foregoing addition, and publish once q week un
al day Of sale.
Meridian. MAY 22nd. 1853. GAIT