The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-06
ArorfON SALES. !
&-A ASHLAND HOT Ell, AyD OTHER
YEM q yALHABLE EEAL AND Personal

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q decree Of the Circuit Court Of the City
:, Klehmand entered the ssi day Of January: 1881,
he d, G I'D ra al vs. ReSns1o and al
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ginning ii lack NJ i ssd mex, 'a,f Gay ss
aay 70 day until the sale is compisted ali tie pro-
LAND HOTEL ad NkR R' WE'LL co nj
VI the blll In said cause mentioned, as follows:
Arrnetot LAMB BEL sds! Estate TAT sson, ;. - :,
1ated n the county Of Haeaver, In the sown Of
Asnlahd lIniosdiately upon the Richmond, Fred
ASHLAND HOTEL TE1cT with al nn the n a. tne
/. A large aud handsome HOTEL BUILDING.
erected within the past few years, upon the mos;
sons. All the requisite ont buildings are attached
p me Hotel and among them large Ball Room,
gers BY he Frsa. korhern and sontisrn s' Man
Route now breakfast and sup a. the Hotel
Trains pass between Ashland and Richmond three
times daily, and heads OF families residing 10
Ashland. or boarding at the Hotel, will have the
privilege of a FREE Ticket on The cars to and from
Richmond Tor the next 20 wears. with the pTuba-
bility of its being extended indefni The Ho-
tei has been FOL years past popuer resort Of the
citizens Of Richmond, wbo prefer residing there
with their families during The summer season.
nient distances from it, the same acre lot are
NINE HANDSOME COTTAGES, conveniently and
tastetuily planned for the Of ia antilles board
ing AT the hotel. There are numerous shade and
ornamental trees about the hotel and COTTAGES nd
the grounds are handsomely laid off into grass
plots, separated BY gravelled walks, bordered by
evergreens and flowers, whilst the buildings are
so disposed both with reference to convenience
and beauty Of arrangement, as to render the pro
perry not nniy among he most desirable for the
purposes for which II was designed, hut one Of the
most beautiful situations In the southern country
The paris of the lot not occupied by the buildings
ana qrnaine,'tsi grounds are in high state of cnl
nvatioq' ana the whole is surrounded by sub
stantlai and ornamental fence
After the sale of the REAL ESTATE. there will
De s'.d ,is.t!selnanaly Of PERSONAL PROPER
! The entire stock of FURNITURE and FIN
TURhS in and about the Hotel, Cottages, Ban
Laundry, Bakery, Gas House, &c comprising the
usual variety used in such establishments cata-
IoSues OF which will be furnished on the day OF
:. The stock Of PROVISIONS. of all kinds, Cd
hand IA A. the hotel GU II day of sale.
3. Three or four MULES and small lot of
! HAkhlNO UTENSILS, belonging to the said
The REF Estate will be sold in .,hore or in
parts to suit purchasers, may deem III ost Judi
| cious the day of sale
| TERMS OF SsLE-RcR Es'ate.-For so mnch Of the
purchase money not exceeding 500 600 on foIrt h
CASH or II the purchaser shall prefer it, for ALI of
such payment a. shall exceed the expenses of the
| SAFE, an approved negotiable note, well endorsed
interest added. at four months. The balance of the
! purc2ase money, not exceeding $40, oo0 in three
equal instruments at II aud Is months purchas ser
ne5 hotes wei endorsed with in
te'e| from the day Of sale for the deferred pav
l5fnts' for a. the purchase money for the real
! eSta'9 eNfseuing $4,000, Arrangement can he
! made on The day Of sale for extending the credit
20 1lt ne purchaser The possession of the pro.
perry Wili be given Immediately, but the title will
De ",thheld until all the purchase money Is paid
| pt7s1n" troTerfp.-For all sums not exceeding
soo, e1sh .2I sums of $50 and upwards, an ap.
| proved negotiable note, well endorsed. with in
'eraSt added from he + dsyy o. sele; 49,"
| JAMES NJ. TAYLOR $50 ~