The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-22
THE HOT SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA,
l. WITH OTHER PROPERTY NEAR
THERETO. IN BATH COUNTY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

In pursuance Of DEGREES of the United state,
District Cour. Tor the Western District OF Nir
glnia entered In the case Of Samuel G.. 1ardy
bankrupt. the undersigned commissioners will sell
by auction. in front of the custOm-house in The
city of Richmond, Va. on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2s, 1883,
at O'Clock l.. NJ, al the REAL ESTATE Of said
s. c. Tardy which ysaid DEGREES we were directed
10 sell, plat Of which may be seen at the office OF
the auctlonecrs, and which will DC exhibited al the
SALE
The said property is as follows
/. The Interest Of said Tardy (bclng severn
eighthsl IN the FAR-tAMED HOT SPRINGS
PROPERTY, of Bath county. Va embracing
BATHS, IMPROVEMENTS. and APPURTE.
NANCES; also, the WHOLE OF \ TRACT OF
LAND, containing about 100 ACRES. adjacent
to the above: which said scyen-eghths interest I'm
the said tract Of 1886 acres and the whole Of 100
acres will be sold as whole, and arrangements
will be made by which tic purchaser may, If he
wishes 50 to do, purchase the remaining oneSelglti
interest In 1.l96 acres, upon a basis of price
which WIN be ted at the sale.
The curative properties OF tic waters OF the Hot
Springs are equal If not superior, 20 those Of the
famous Hot Springs of Arkansas. and their repu-
tatiOn rs extensive.
The hotel and cottages are in good condition,
with n capacity 10 accommodate 400 guests.
This property Is situated in the celebrated
Warm Springs Valley. unriyalled for the beauty Of
its scenery and for herlthfuncss. and embraces
many springs of different temperature and varied
medicinal properties They ale the only Hot
Springs east of The Mississippi river, and must
In the Atlantic States who seek permanent relief
from rheumatism, govt, and scrofula.
.. \ TRACE or 276 ACRES, more or less, in
the vicinity Of the Hot Springs.
,. A TRACT OF &c ACRES, more or less, on
which there j. an alum spring of great value, only
mile or Two from the Hot Springs.
4. The UNDIVIDED INTEREST Of the said
;. G.. Tardy in q TRACT OF 400 ACRES, more
or loss. adjoining the Hot Springs tract.
Information as 10 All of the above property can
be obtained by application 10 the commissioners or
10 the auciiOneers.
TERMS OF SALE: As 10 the seyen-eighths inter
est in the tract of 1.1Q6 acres and the whole Of
100 acres. $4,000 cash: balance In equal install
mcIts ut one. two, and three years, with interest
from the day Of sale the interest 20 be paid SEMI
annually. As % the other tracts, one fourth in
cash; balance at one, two, and three years, with
interest rs above. In all cases bonds with APP
proved security To- be given for al deferred install
mcnts and titles to he tanned until full payment,
with the privilege to any purchaser 10 pay cash In
full. should any purchaser elect 10 pay one third
or more In cash, the requirements of personal Sc
curity will be dispensed with. And If the same
parry or parties should purchase the whole pro-
perty. cash payment of only $4,000 will be re-
quircd. unless he or they should wish to avoid
giving personal security, IN which case they may
do SO by paying one third in cash.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
ISAAC pl,AiSyENSoRr'JE"
Commissioners.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. fc