The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08
ia ASHLAND HOTEL, AND OTHER

AAA AS,HHL A. HOTEL, OTHER
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OF 2 decree of the Circuit Court of the City
of Richmond, entered the 2sd day Of January, lsei
in the suit Of Todd ct. al. VS.. Robinson aud al,
me undersigned Commissioner thereby appoint
I'D fF es ON s St he 18th o
ApTi next pr fsiS i net the next fair day be,
day day until the saeIs completed, ali the pro-
PsdisasnSk hi Any,
i'll the bill IN said cause meDtiope ed. as follows:
REAL ESTATE.
Tract Of LAND, containing about 40 acres, sit
Ashland, Immediately upon the Richmond, Fred /.
ericksburg aud Potomac Railroad, about ID miles
IRON 9i1, the city Of Richmond, and known as the
ments thereon, consisting Of
l. A large and handsome HOTEL BUILDING,
approved model, and capable, with the Cottages
hereafter described, of accommodating $50 per:
T. the Hotel and among them a large Ball Room,
Bowling apd Billiard Saloons all Of which are
fully supplied with gas and water. The passen;
Route now breakfast and snip at the Hotel
times daily, and heads of families residing in
Ashland, or boarding at the Hotel, viii have the
trly,lege Of FREE ticket on the ears TO and from
bility of its being extended indefinitely. The Ho-
tei nae oeen ioL years past popular resort OF the
with their families during the summer season.
| 2. Detached from the hotel and placed at conve-
NINE HANDSOME C0TTAGEs Conveniently iss H1 and
tastefaily planned, for the use of families board.
| Ing at the motel. There are numerous shade and
ornamental trees about the hotel nd cottages and
| the grounds are handsomely laid of info grass
| plots separated by grsvelled walks, bordered by
| evergreens aud nowers whilst the buildings are
! so disposed, both with reference to convenience
| and beauty OF arrangement, as to render the pro
| perty not only among the most desirable for the
purposes for " hiCh II was designed bat 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 eul-
| tivation, and the whole is surrounded by q sub
| stantial and ornamental fence.
After the sale of the REAL ESTATE there will
| TY, consisting chiefly of
|. The entire stock Of FURNITURE and FIX
| TUREs IN and about tue Hotel, Cottages, Ball
| Room, Billiard saloon, Bowling Alley Kitchen
Laundry, Bakery, Gas House, &c, comprising the
| usual variety used in such establi hments cata-
logues OF which will be furnished on tho day of
| sale.
2. The stock of PROVISIONS, of all kinds. ON
hand at the hotel on the day of sale.
8 Three or t0ur MULES and small lot OF
EARMlNG UTENSILS, belonging to the said
The REAL Estate will be sold in paole or In
parts, to suit purchasers, may deem most Judi
TERMS OF sALE--ReaI E.ate. For so much of the
purchase money not exceeding $50 200, fourtb
Cash; or, II the purchaser sha prefer it, for all Of
such payment as shall exceed the expenses of the
sale, an approved negotiable note, well endorsed
interest added, at four months The bal ance of The
purchase money, not exceeding So, 200, in three
equal nstalments at 8, II aud Ii tbs pu rchase
giving negotiable notes well endorsed, with in.
terest from the day of sale for the deferred paw.
ments. For III the purchase money for the rsa
estate exceeding $50 900, an ARRANGEMENT can b.
made on the day of sale for extending the credi
to suit the purchaser The possession of the pro
perty will be given immediately, but the title vii
be withheld until all the purchase money Is paid
$50, cash for sums of $50 and upwards, an ap
proved negotiable note, well endorsed, with in
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JAMES NJ TAYLOR Son, Aucts. fes-tds