The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-23
AUCTION BALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY James NJ. Tayier 4 Son, Aact'rs.
A. ASHLAND HOTEL. AND OTHER
YcAY VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL

&AA ASHLAND HOI Ell, AND OTHER
fk5PhRTf R fSh s aTP f6gs Ssas
q y decree Of the, Circuit Cont. Of the City
In the suit Of Todd st. al VS. Robinson and al,
the undersigned, Commissioner thereby appoint
1f the he WI s q yb ss sueS
s sann ~ at celock NJ, and continuing from
perry, real and personal, belonging to the ASH
LAND HOTEL and MINERAL WELL COMPANY,
:" tue OH In SAID cause mentioned. as follows:
Tract Of LAND. containing about 30 acres sit
us,ed IN the county of Hanover in the town Of
sP sa the bas nTsa
ASH IN s no # Ekfs hReP Win
lnents thereon, consisting Of 1e ''''P'''o-
l. A large and handsome HOTEL BUILDING.
erected Gisnla 1he past lew years, upon the mos.
hereafter described, OF accommodating I5o per-
sons 4 the requisite out buildings are attached
Bowling and Billiard Saloons. ali Of which ar
fully supplied with gas and water. The passen-
Route now breakfast and sup at the Hotel aiaii
Trains pass between Ashland and Richmond three
ames daily and heads Of families residing in
privilege Of FREE ticket on the ears to and from
hichmohd for The next 20 years, with the proba-
biiity of its being extended ndef nitely. Tie Ho.
tel has been fer years past popular resort of the
citizens Of Richmond, who prefer residing there
with their families during the summer season
2. Detached from the hotel, and placed al cove
nent distances from IT, on the same % ac.e lot are
NINE HANDSOME COTTAGES. lcaveniently and
tastefuilY piahued. fer the use of families board
Ing at the hotel. There are numerous shade and
ornamental trees about the hotel aud cottages and
the grounds are handsomely laid off into grass
plots, separated by gravelled walks, bordered by
eyerSreens aud HOwere, whilst the buildings re
80 disposed, both with reference to convenience
ana beauty OF arrangements, as to render the pro
perry not oniy among the most desirable for the
purposes for which it designed, hut one of the
most beautiful situations in the Southern country.
The parts of the lot not occupied by the buildings
and ornamental grounds are in high state OF cu1-
nvatlon, and the whale l. sa.foended by sub
slaltlai aIa otnameitdi tepce.
After the sale Of the REAL ESTATE, there will
be sold large quantity of PERSONAL PROPER
/. The entire stock of FURNITURE and FIX
TuRES in and about the Hotel, Cottages, Ball
Laundry, Bakery, Gas House, &c, comprising the
usual variety used IN such establishments cata.
logues of which viii hs .Hsn,shed on the day of
. The stock of PROVISIONS, of all kinds, on
hand at the hotel on thedsy of sale
3. Three or four MULES and small lot of
FARMING UTENSILS, belonging to the said
Hotel Company.
The REAL ESTATE will be sold in tr5o,s or in
parts, to SUIT purchasers, as may deem most Judi
cious on the day of sale.
TERMS OF sAiE-Reai Estate-Forso much of the
purchase money not exceeding S20 600 one fou nth
cdsh or, II the purchaser shall prefer IT, or all of
snen payment - Shs eS5asd .ae EXPENSES of the
interest added, at fourmonths The balance of the
| purchase money, not exceeding sea, 900, in three
equal instruments, at 6, Il aud months purchaser
| giving negotiable notes, well endorsed with in
terest from the day of sale for the deferred pay
| ments. For all the purchase money for the real
| estate exceeding 10000, arrang cement be
| made On the day of sale for extending the credit
to suit the purchaser The possessiqa 2f INV pro,
perry viii be siyer ir.aedis.sx, oatthetitle will
| be wititLsil unit al the purchase money is paid
| Psrso,,at Property.-For all sums not exceed ne
$50, cash; for sums of $50 and upwards, an ap.
| proved negotiable note, well endorsed, with in
| terest added from the day of sale.
HENRY l.. BROOKE, Com'r