The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

FUTURE DAYS.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF REAL rs
" TATE on THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY, BE

BY Jas. m. Taylsr 4 SON. Aset's.
C,oMMIssIONERs, SALE OF REAL rs
TwkEks ADAMS d s. AND FousiIEE sTkEETs.1Hs
cult Court Of the city of Richmond on the LIST day
Blunt's adm'r and ais, we WIN sell ?, public
a sas upon the premises on MONDAY he 18th
IoT 81 the 4 .ias Cary
ssst " e. + s. ataGssy and is
title retained until tn. further order Of Court N
4 ;. eeas1sa4gs' con's.
SE JAS. M. TAYLOR soS, Aucts. mh4
Two yALp ABLE Lots IMMEDI-
AND CLAY sTRksTs, At H6 1tf NASsaA Viii
Of March, commencing at Z, oeioet ?, n. s u
valuable Lots, on the east side Of the Up.
Clay streets, and adjoining on the north two brick
tenements lately erected. They front together 40
TERxs.-One- fourth cash the balance ate u
and y months na for nesS g n notes With
ss 10 ana sy s Deeds Taxes for
IN NH Al Is s. pA'' JAS NJ TAYLOR SON. Auets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. IN PORT MAYO, HENRlCO COUNTY.-Pur-
suant TO the provisions of two deeds Of trust,
cuted by Matthew Finnegan, dated the sth day Of
May, 1859, aud of record in the Clerks Office of
coed to sell at public auction, upon the premises,
on TUESDAY, the and day OF April, at ~ O'clock
r NJ, Gf fair; if not the next fair day thereafter)
the property conveyed in said deeds, as follows
list, all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
running back IS. feet. end A certain piece or
parcel of land in Port Mayo, Heurico county,
fronting on Louisiana street 80 feet inches, and
running back 100 feet to an alley, with the i'm
TERNs OF SALE.-Enough in cash to defray the
expense, OF executing this trust and about the
sum oil 30 the remainder upon such terms as
may be agreed upon on the day of sale
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. NJ TAYLOR SoS, Auets. NH 2l-td
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FARM
L ON wESTHAM ROAD. IN HgNRICo CouNTY.
Pursuant to the provisions of deed of trust exc
euted by David King, dated the I'D day OF oeto-
Der, 1856, and recorded in Heurco County Court
Office, the subscribers will sell, public auction
at Henrico County Court House, on MONDAY, the
o'clock NJ the real estate conveyed h in said deed,
as follows "A certain piece or parcel of LAND
River. fronting on the Westham Plank Road, con-
tanning by survey, twenty five and three rths
on the East, and that OF Mr.. A. D. Williams on the
lett, and immediately opposite to the residence of
| TERMs.-Enough In cash to defray the expenses
of executing this trust, and about the of $500;
the remainder upon such terms may be agreed
upon on the day OF sale.
| JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Trustees
| JAS. II. TAYLOR SoS, Aucts. NH 2l-tds
AAA ASHLAND HOTEL, AND OTHER
HMY YhLnABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
81 1870 d ~ PROPERTY p sh FOB sALExBy virtue
Of Richmond, entered the Esd day of January, 1884,
in the suit of Todd ct. al. VS.. Robinson and al,
the the Or
ginning ooci ' and t1r from Ss
day to day until the saleis completed all the pro-
fEa asd ssiaGIWRE % sf Az
| in the bill in said cause mentioned, as follows:
| REAL ESTATE.
Tract or LAND, containing about 40 acres, sit
| mated in the county of Hanover in the town of
Ashland, Immediately upon the Richmond, Fred
from the city Of Rchmona and Known 80 as mi tss
ASHLAND HOTEL TRACT, with all the improve
1. large and handsome HOTEL BUILDING,
erected Tithn the past few years. upon the most
Hereafter described Of accommodating isS per-
sons. All the requisite out-buildings attached
to the Hotel, and among them large Ball Room,
Bowling and Billiard Saloons, all of which are
gers by The grea! Northern aud sontharn Mail
Route now breakfast and sup at the HOTEL
Trains pass between Ashland and Richmond rec
times daily, and heads of families residing in
Ashland, or boarding at the Hotel, will have the
privilege of a FREE ticket the cars to and from
Richmond for the next 20 years, with the proha :
bility of its being extended definitely The Ho-
tel has been for years past popular resort Of the
citizens Of Richmond, who prefer residing there
| with their families during the summer season.
q Detached from the hotel and placed at conve-
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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 gravelisd 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 II was designed, but of the
most beautiful situations Ia the Southern cou ntry
The parts of the lot not occupied by the building
and ornamental grounds are in high state of cul.
tivation, and the whole is surrounded BY a sub.
stantial and ornamental fence:
After the sale of the REAL ESTATE, there will
be sold largequantity Of PERSONAL PROPER
/ !. The entire stock of FURNITURE and FIX
TURES In and about the Hotel, Cottages Bal
Room, Billiard Saloon, Bowling Alley. Kitchen
Laundry, Bakery Gas House. &c, comprising tn
logues Of which will be furnished on the day 0
2. The stock of PROVISIONS, of all kinds, o.
q Three or four MULES and small lot o
h FARMING UTENSILS, belonging to the sal
It The REAL Estate will be sold in ,cho,e or i
parts, to SUIT purchasers, as may deem most judi
. TERMS OF SALE Real Estate.-For so much of tn
y purchase money not exceeding $40. 900. one fourt
cash. or, II the purchaser shall prefer it. for all
such payment as shall evceed the expenses of tn
sale, an approved negot. bile note, well endorsed
purchase money, not exceeding $40, 900, in thrs
equal instruments, at 6, Il nd Is months purchase
!
terest from the day of sale FOR the deferred pay
: ments. For all the purchase money for the res
d estate exceeding $40, 900, arrang emen at can
. made on the day of sale for extending the cred
to suit the purchaser. The possession of the pre-
1t perty will be given Immediately, but the title wi
e be withheld until all the purchase money is pale
d Personal Property.-For all sums not exceedin
y $50, cash; for sums of $50 and upwards, an az
y proved negotiable note, well endorsed, with Ii
20 tsrest added from the day of sale.
=. HENRY l.. BROOKE, Com'r.
5, JAMES M. TAYLOR Son. Aucts. fe s-tds
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