The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-04

credlt OF /, = ana 3 years, the purchaser exc.
payable sem, annually and the title to be re;
tanned until the purchase money is fully paid, and
a''s''sa j 70 IN B. 0YYto'UNo, comr.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Soy, Auct'rs. NH IS
SAk ASHLAND HOTEL, AND OTHER
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Of Of decree of the Circuit .Cour. of the City
IN Of ods ed diy 81
the IN ,nndersigned, Commissioner thereby appoint
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A Tract Q: LAND, containing about 10 acres, sit
TIME Of sSs the Of
erlcksburg and Potomac Railroad, about Is miles
ASH N EoTEE kFskh ReT S the
ments thereon, consisting Of
l. large and handsome HOTEL BUILDING,
| approved model, and capable. with the Cottages
| hereafter described, of accommodating $50 per.
Bowling and Billiard Saloons ali Of Which are
great nS snd sonrRn Mail
R Route now breakfast and sup q. the Hotel
| trains pass between Ashland and Richmond three
times daily, and heads of families residing in
ashland, or boarding at the Hotel, will have the
Pfix'iege ofa FREE ticket on the cars to and from
billy Of Its being extended ind efnitsly. TIE 10
% e s Ru1 Of the
with their families during the summer season
e Detached from the hotel, and placed at oonve-
NINE HANDSOME coTTAGEs. eonve ri tp' and a,
tastetIiiy planned for the use of families board
ornamental trees about the hotel md cottages and
| the grounds are handsomely laid off Into grass
eversreens and flowers, whilst the buildings are re
| SO disposed, both with reference to convenience
and beauty of arrangement, as to render the pre-
perty not only among the most desirable for the
purposes FOR which 1t designed, but one of the
most beautiful situations in the Southern country.
me parts OF the lot not occupied by the build
and ornamental grounds are in b. gh state of Gull
| tivaton, and the whole is surrounded by a sub
be be sold large quantity Of PERSONAL PROPER
!. The entire stock of FURNITURE and FIX
TUES In and about the Hotel, Cottages, Ball
Laundry, Bakery. Gas House, &C., comprising tn 9
| usual variety used in such establishments, cata-
logues OF which will be furnished the day OF
?: The stock Of PROVISIONS, Of all kinds, on
hand 18th At the hotel ea on th hSf Of sale
RARMING UTENSILS. belonging to the said
The PEAL Estate will be sold in .oaols or in
parts to suit purchasers, as may deem most judi.
cious on the day CT sale.
purchase money no; exceeding 500 600. one fourth
cash; or If the purchaser shall prefer it, for all OF
sach payment as shall exceed the expenses of the
Interest added at four months. The balance of the
purchase money, not exceeding $50 900. in three
equal lnstalments, at g. IL aud Is month purchaser
giving negotiable notes, well endorsed, with in
terest from the day of sale for the deferred pay
made on the day Of sale for extending the credit
perty viii Be given ediateiy but the title Viii
De "thnel1 until al the purchase money is paid
$50. cash Tor sums of 900 and uAw rds an APP
proved negotiable note, we'll endorsed, with In.
','' A'as' rom III Henry ssS Z l. BsookE oonr.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON. Aucs. fes-tds
RuSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENI
SEAR 10 LOT GN THE SosTR sPE
trustee in a certain deed II trust, executed by
", G,reen tfof the purchase money! dated sd 0
on ont the Premises On MONDAY the slh q April
fair day hereafter,j the real estate conveyed b,
the said deed, consisting of lot located above
running back $50 feet to an alley. Having thereon
E al excellent BRICK and FRAMED TENEMENT
Mr.. Hiram Carnel.
The deed requires CASH sale, but by consen
of parties, the terms will be one-ihird cash, ba
ance at and months, for negotiable notes
interest added, secured by trust deed, or it'll
! retained The taxes for i:si to be paid by til
pGG rh a. r. N. M YOUNG, Trustee.
1OMMISSloNEK'S SALE Or LOUIS
- Ian p1--pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
: rish and James ~ Kent vs. Albert L. Brown an
{ Cstharine his wife, and others, rendered at tn
y September term, 1880, the undersigned, as Com
| missioner appointed for that purpose, will sell
;. public auction, to the highest bidder, on tn
6 Old gSs
e thereafter,j the TRACfr OF LAND belonging in u
Y adjoining the lands of Dr. b. +. Cosby and other
|. and Is situated on Ready Greek. The land
adapted 10 the crops usually raised in the count,
t. such corn, wheat, oats md tobacco. About on,
e hall Is cleared the balance in the origins
h growth, heavily timbered.
TEKAs.-As much ready money as will be sui
Y Client to pay the cost Of suit and the expenses
executing the decree; the remainder upon cred
legal title Of the land retained until ali the pu
< NH 2o--tds D. W. PERKINS, Com'r
d TRUsrEES SALE OF LAND AND FiV
i NEGROES, IN HANoVER.-Pursuant to Il
,isn Of deed Of trust dated the sh Oct
5, from BuIweiI B. dickinson, and oter s1i T.,
the r. i1 in said ssd dee
FRIDAY, the 10th Of April, 1861 Gf fair; If M
proceed to sell at auction, for CASH, TO the highe
lie bidder, at Green Bay, in the upper end of Han
IA Virginia Central Railroad, and half a mile fro
AT Green Bay Crossing, the following property,
i much thereof as may be necessary to pay the del
r. forest thereon from the cath October, $780, and
costs Of preparing and enfoscns said deed OF tru
or is TINS described in the deed Of trust. "Fi
SLAV ES-man Henry, man Ned. boy John, q
re- Jane, and woman Milly: and the TRACT
= LAND In the county Of Hanover, on which Z
said Burwell b. Dickinson now resides, with
- the appGrteBanees thereof. estimated to conta
De sss acres, being the same land which was co
H. yeyed TO the said Bnrweil b. Dickinson by VI
r RRaneg,sk and whieh adoins he apds q
t. | fnson.''
I'd Title believed to be good, but I shall only ps
l ed in M nv daft