Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-10
Final sale of lots in Kentucky City.
nNmONDAY, 9TH DAY OF SEPT, 1858,

Final sale Of lots in Kentucky CITY,
NNmONDAY, 9TH DAY OF SEPT, 1858,
growing interesting young city The Trustees in
nouncing this Sale feel warranted in assuring the public that at
point the West there be found equal opportunities for
'1i' 1-u t''-N'''' KENTUCKY CITY.
Is located on the Of the Mississippi upon the nearest
high land Tor above overflow TO the mouth Of the Ohio river
and for a practical business purposes and viii forever be the
KENTUCKY CITY and Columbus contains four thousand
ded acres laid of lots, Streets alleys, 6e 500 in
quarter and half LOTS remainder one four, tyen
t forty sixty lots from to 80 feet above high
mark, and surrounded by high, healthy ana fertile
country rapidly growing wealth and population, with salu
bous climate Generous LIBERAL enlightened and refined sOce
ty There wanted but further feature to make this the
commanding point the "great Father Of Waters
this uninterrupted communication with the Interior 50
accommodate internal commerce and facilitate the inter
change Of commodities. That want now fully met h the e
tablished system Of -
which Kentucky City the Of network Of Rail
stretching and aordng connections in all directions
with the interior with the cities and lakes Of the North and
and ramfyng throughout the whole South and West
That the public may not he led Of by suspicious that this is
city paper, request you to enqrto come and see
See the Map-Kentucky City is the northern terminus the
Mobile Ohio RairOad400 miles long. See also
railroad by City and along the Nashville and
miles AlsO-hy and along the Memphis and Ohio Road
Memphis about 1863 miles, Also via Jackson, Tenn Holly
Springs Canton Jackson, Miss New Orleans 500 miles
Also Coru thence along the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road Tucumba, Huntsville CHATTANOOGA Knoxville and the
Fast and with Atlanta Savannah, Georgia AleO by the
Fulton aud Texas Railroad via Little Rock through to Arkansas
| and Texas 20 the Pacific Ocean.
AsOy the Iron Mountain Railroad to St. Lo1is, $50 miles
Also, by the
STEAM FERRY PACKETS,
plying with Cairo and the Illinois Central Railroad to
Chicago and the whole northwest.
Intelligent enterprisng and practical who will and
investigate person. will he convinced that the
binary commercial advantages and facilities Of railroad and
steamboat transportation possessed by Kentucky City,
this point requisites for manufacturing and commercial purposes
which must Of necessity IL speedily to become the great in
rmeda city between the North and the South at which the
productions and manufactures each section will be cOnca-
ted for sale be exchanged for those Of the other.
The Hon. Postmaster General, in report NO
the map Of this country without his eye finally
resting mouth the Ohio the of population and
I commerce OF the United States
The sale is without good faith and
there always reliable gentleman the ground whose
pleasure duty will be give all neefu information, and
written oral nteOgat0res Then let sub
himself led Of by rumor when the ctsaTe accessible
| to all.
Sale Monday, September 9TH 1855 AID continue
I until all the Lots sold.
| TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent cash hand, for residue, credit Of on
and two years, with interest the amount purchased.
BEN. EDWARDS GREY,l
| L. 1. BULLOCK, Trustees
| W. II. Il TAYLOR, }
Address, for full information,
| FRANK JAY MCLEAN,
| AttOgNey, IN fact,
mRy25-d6Ftds Kentucky City, KY.