Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-16
Ffnsl sale q lots ia KentucIly civ

Efmsas sale OF LOts fn Kentucky City
nN HON NDAEs eth DAY OF SEPT.s 1883,
VIII commence the second final sale Of lots 10 this
gFoans and Interesting young city, The Trustees an
point IN the West can there Be found better cce for safe
KENEUCKY CITY.
Is located the bank Of the Mississippi ryer, twenty miles
below the mouth Of tie OHIO river, the dt eligible high land
aud point being mouth Ohio river; surround
ed by high. healthy and fertile country rapidly growing in
wealth and population vit sAutroue eliate Generous lib
eal and enlightened society. There bui further
ture to make this the commanding point the egre1e
Father Of Water want uninterrupted and general
outlet to the Interior 50 as 70 accommodate the interchange Of
eonodes That want has been, and now being fully met
RAILROAD
communications established and 70 e consummaed from Ken
tucy City, which is fixed the from which railroad
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, Of when Kentucky City
tie NASHVILLE s8d NoTtbesn RAILROAD. Al Union CIV ter
ve miles from Kentucky City, with tie Memphis and Ohio
with the New Orleans and Uho Iaroa at Jackson Tenn ard
with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad furnishes this outlet
"a S5Iy q rssS ~ I' '155s IN FsOs5S9 '' q
Supplies the demands Of trade Witthe Lakes andces
Of the North aud Eas the Iron Mountn Railroad project
tap the Mississippi at Belmont Immediately opposite Ken
connected with st. Louis and the Great West.
The sale he made without and IN good faith, and
there viii always he reliable gentlemen the ground whose
pleasure and duty VIII be to give an needful information, and
al written oral nerrogatoes Then let per
nit himself to be led OF by ruors when The facts acee
Sale to commence Monday September s 1855 and continue
until ali the Lots, numbering upwards o four hundred sold
TERMS Oh eAA4E1s
From ten 70 twenty per cent, cash m and dependant
the purchasdi for the residue, credit and
years, with interest.
BEN. EDWARDS GREY)
i. I. BULLOCK. Trustees.
W. ii. II. TAYLOR,
Address Tor full Information,
FRANK JAY MCLEAN,
Attorney IN fact,
may25-dScWtds Kentucky City, Ky.
EppePsOn Springs,
MACON COUNTY TENNESsEE.--This highly
I'VE repgsd and we'll known watering place. will be opened
and ready for the reception Of visitors and inyad by the Doth Of
May regards tie h character Of the medical qualities Of
many waters, unnecessary suffice says that the
Of the hs effected Of various diseases the treat
Of which f0iei the eminent scan There is
pacteng physician resBg at the Springs, who will always be
iD attendance, should his professional ser1iceshe required
Our table will be we supplied with Ia best the country
affords. aud that prepared in good style.
Our stables will also be well attended.
We have abundance Of good pure ice stored for the
benefit comfort Of friends and visitors Charges to wt
Transient 81 . 81 90 per day. 81 00per
week Children under years Of and servants half price,
Horses SO cents per Washing and Ironing 81 20 dozen
extra services, reasonable charge will be made. Hack
viii leave the Springs every morning at O'Clock, 10
lary through the seon to meet the Nashville and Louisville
stage at the Rock House.
WM A. DEBOW & BRO.
70 ;fIrrO