The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-28

FUTURE DAYS
BY James M. Taylor + Sea, Ascs'rs.
u ASHLAND HOTEL, AND OTHER

ia ASHLAND HOTEL, AND OTHER
yk5PAsFF Fen F54L s All rsss sias
Of Richmond, entered the 2sd day of January, issf,
the unde rsigned. Commissioners thereby appoint
ed for the purpose will sel 9, pIbis sIeson
April next nf fair If not, the next fair day, be-
ginning at II O'clock A; NJ, and confirming from
day to day until the -aleis completed all the pro-
aed nj
III the Dill in said cause mentioned. rs follows:
REAL ESTATE.
Tract OF LAND, containing about 10 acres, sit
mated in the county of Hanover, In the town Of
a.aks immsdiatey upon the Richmond, Fred
sreksourg aud Potomac Railroad, about ls miles
with IT'D ali fn sSs ,s.
l. large and handsome HOTEL BUILDING,
erected within the past few years, upon the most
hereafter described, Of accommodating $50 per
sons All the requisite out buildings are attached
Bowling and Billiard Saloons ali Of Which 9 are
fully supplied with gas and water; The psssen;;
the s, aHd ssn and i Mail
Trains pass between Ashland and Richmond three
times daily, and heads q, Of families residing in
privilege Of a FREE ticket on the cars TO and from
Richmond for The next 20 years, with the prebs-
bility of its being extended indefinitely. TIE Ho-
tel has been for years past popuar resort Of the
citizens Of Richmond, who prefer residing there
> Detachs cd from the hotel, and placed at conve-
fS 1qn hs same
tastefully planned for the use of families board
ing at the hotel. There are numerous shade and
ornamental trees about the hotel and cottages, and
the grounds are handsomely laid off into grass
plots, separated by gravelled walks, bordered by
evergreens and flowers, whilst the buildings are
and beauty Of arrangement, as to render the pro
perry not only among the most desirable for the
purposes for which il was designed, but one of the
most beautiful situations in the Southern country.
The parts of the lot not occupied by the building
and ornamental grounds are in high state of Gull
hsaton, and the whole is surrounded by sub
After tho sale of the ZEAL ESTATE, there will
be be sold sTgeqgaatity Of Personal PROPER
/. The entire stock of FURNITURE and FIX
TUREs IN and about the Hotel, Cottages, Ball
Room; Billiard Saloon, Bowling Alley, Kitchen
Laundry, Bakery, Gas House, &c, comprising the
usual variety used in such establishments, cata-
sale --'' - - '~' '''''N 'A nv N"' u
.. The stock of PROVISIONS, of all kinds, on
han at the hotel on the day Of sale.
FARMING UTENSILS, belonging to the said
The REAL Estate will be sold in srao,e or in
parts, to snt purchasers, as may deem most judi
cious on the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-Re0i EstGte.-Forso much of the
purchase money not exceed ing 800 900. fourth
cash. or If the purchaser shall prefer it, for all of
such payment a. shall exceed the expenses of the
sale, an approved negotiable note, we'll endorsed,
interest added, at four nths. The balance Of tn
| purchase money not exceeding $40 900 in three
equal at 8, IL and Is 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 $40 900, arran cement ca be
| made on the day of sale for extending the credit
| to suit the purchaser The possession of the pro-
perty will be given Immediately, but the title will
| be withheld until all the purchase money is paid
| Personal P1opeTty.-For all sums not exceeding
$50, cash FOR sums of $50 and upwa rds, an ap.
! proved negotiable note, well endorsed with in
| terest added from the day of sale.
HENRY L. BROOKE, Com'r.
JAMES N. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts. fea-tds
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT LITTLE
| l. NJ A X kET FARM NJ, WITH ICE HOUSE
| AND PONDS, JUVENILES WEST OF RICHMOND
by authority Of deed of trust executed by Chris
| TOPPER Warberton and wife, bearing date the 2nd
day of August ls59, and Of record in the Clerk.
ONCE of Henrco County Court, the uudersig ned
| as trustee named therein, will proceed to sell a.
| public auction on the premises, on DNESDAY
the 18th day of March, 1851, at a o'clock r. NJ.
| that desirable little MARKET FARM upon which
the said Warberton resides, on the old Deep RuI
| Turnpike, five miles from the city of Richmond
| containing lss acres. There upon the place
| small dwelling house, all necessary cut houses
and large ice house and pond sufficient to fill IL
| TERas.-Enough in cash TO pay off note O
S2l2is, with interest from August I'd, $780, and eX
| peEses OF sa and upon credit rs to $349 .96
til the 18th December, 1851, and upon such credi
as to the balance as the said Warberton shall ap
| point. A. Il. COURTNEY, Trustee
.nt