Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
AUCTION sALEs-Futurs DAYS.
BY N. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer'
Richmond. Va
THE FAMOUS HOT SPRINGS OF
VIRGINIA AT AUCTION.

4, purru,nce of a decree OF the United
s,ates Disfrlct Court for the western DIS
tricf OF Virginia "in the netief Oh
Tafdy. bankrupt entered ths % VI rso
ruary 1888 and of q decree OF the Cnsn-
cery curt OF the city Of Richmond; Ia tns
srii III a. Halls adm iDisiratOr ~. frlce an1
1Is entered the 23d ~ April. 1855. we VIII
sell ut O'Clock ~. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL 1855
the front door OF the auctloueer. mo
north Eleventh street RicbIboan 49, "
unhlic apctiOu, the noted HUT SPkl NO~
an VIRGINIA, situated Ia Bsth county
Va and embracing besides tue valnsple
Mineral Spripes about 1929 ACRES OF
IsNI-much OF which Is very valua hlH tnT
raging and agricultural purposes
Trn cursttye properties Of the waters o.
no Hot springs are equal, II not superior
10 N o.e of the famous hot Springs Ot Ar
Kansas and their reputation As extensive.
1he HOTEL and CoII A6tS are IN COCO
condition, WITH a capacity TO accom- nodaie
F0TkHUNDRED CT ESfs. aud the FAhN
Il U.DINGS are good and of snifcient
quantity .,,.,,,.., 80,
Narm.SptIngs valley. unrivalied for me
besuty OF it, scenery and fOi heaithtulness
and embraces inDumerable springs 81 Ia
finite variety OF temperature anu Narleu
medicinal properties They are the ouI.
not springs east Of the MISSISSIPPI rlNer ana
mist necessarily be the great resort OF al
persons living IN the Atlantic STATES VINO
seek permanent relief from rheumatism
n is no picture OF fancy 70 say that It's
uputtlfzed ga rth- heat ed mineral waters are,
indeed a stream OF gold going In large part
10 Uaste down this beautifui valley, All OF
which can and will be changed INTO Wnat
nature intended 10 should be-a fountain Oh
health to the sufferer and OF wealth. 10 the
owner who shall have the foresight and
courage to properly Improve me property,
converting IL INTO a sauitarlum that would
have It's thousands OF VISITORS every CAV IN
ths year. ... -,
the propoerd Warm. Springs valley rail-
road. which will 10 IS confidently believed
be constructed in the nearfnture. Ihls pro
perty is too well ana faVorHoly known 10
require n fuller description, out the auc-
tioneev will IA Ike pleasure in giving any IN
formation that may be desired
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the amount
due and unpaid at the time Ut sale py tue
respondents BENJAMIN Holiday and
OF hers al whose risk aud cost the sale =
made: end the residue at one, two, and
three years. In unequal instalments win
interest thereon, payable semi ahhually
the purchaser To give bonds ana security
for the deferred payments, aud the Court ~
retain the title until full paS ment is made
A abatement OF the exact amount that Will
be required to be paid In cash Will be iur'
nished at the time OF sale.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
W. h. SIMS,
Commissioners OF United states Court;
A. l.. BOTLWARE,
j. II. COOKE.
Commissioners OF Chancery Court.
N. W. BowE, Auctloneer. ocO
HALLS ADMINISTRATORS. PLANT Fl
AGAINST PRICES EXECUTRIN AND AIS.
DEFENDANTs-lN THE CHANCERH COURT
or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
!. BENJAMIN II Berry, clerk OF SAID court
cert y that tf0 bond required 81 the spa,
cial commlss .trs by the decree In sal
cause OF October 9, 1855. has been dulS
Given under my hand this 18th day o
October, 1883, - .,-
ocI2 BENJAMIN II. BERRY.