Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-01-28
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
For Sale ut
PUBLIC AUCTION,

BY virtue of a tlen.lof trnSt. dated
the 23rd day Of July, a. d. 1854
executed by George +. Windar ant
Annie R., his wife,t TO me rs Trustee
for the benefit of Joseph s. W lter-
field, and HOW Of record in tht
clerks Office of the c.nnty court o
Accomac county, hy the request o.
the beneficiary in said deed, shall
proceed to sell at public auction,o on
SATURDAY, JANUARY %. 1888
about 9 O'Clock, p. M, in front oil
the premises, all that valuable no
tel property described in the said
deed DIS follows:
AlltIiatlor, piece or parcel of land.
situate. lying anil being in the vii
lagu of Pungo elgnr, in the said
county and State, containing four
acres, more or less. known AS the
Tavern House and Lot, Except so
much thereof. being thirty-two feet
front by twenty one feet deep, with
the small sIOrehouSe thereon. which
was conveyed by deed dated Febrn-
airy 10Th, 1890. by james X. Ayres
and wife and Richard J. Ayres and
wife and Leah w. Ayres, to Henry
g. Walker and Leonard Fl. Ames,)
and bounded as follows: On the
orlheast by the land Of Mrs. Sallie
Virginia Hopkins, wife of William
E. Hopkins. OH the southeast by
the main bay side county road and
by the said lot Of 32x2l feet above
excepted, on the southwest by the
Joynes store lot, part of which be.
longs to james T. Hope and the
other part to Mrs. Mary Ann Wal
ker, and on the northwest by the
land of DR.. T. G. A. Kellam, Sen'r,
known as the Hill property; the lot,
piece or parcel Of land hereby con
vcyed being the same which has
been conveyed by deed OF even
date with this deed, by james K.
AyreS and wife and Richard j.
AyreS and wife to the said George
L. Windcr.
The sale of this property offers a
rare chance to any person desiring
to conduct he hotel business, or to
make an Investment, to acquire n
valuable property on the mlin conn
ty road through this peninsula, To-
Gated in a thriving village. within
easy reach OF railroad station and
Of steamboat wharf. The buildings
are large, the main hotel building.
the stables and other buildings and
the enclosures are all in thorough
repair, ii large amount having been
expended by MIR. Winder in thor
oughly titling up the old buildings,
inside and out, and adding new
buildings, within the past three
years; and, besides ample room fol
hotel and livery purposes, the prop
erty has an unimproved side lot,
fronting onthe main street, Of Sut1i
Gent size for a building lot for res
idence, store house or other pur-
pose. This property is a long estab
llshed Gland is llvOrably known
TO the travelling public.
The Terms Of Sale
Ten per cenlum of the purchase
money to he paid in cash on the
day of sale. with liberty to the pur
chaser to pay as much more OH that
day, orat any time before the samt
falls due. as he may desire, the bal
auce Of the purchase mouey not
paid on the day of sale, TO be di
vit!ed into three equal inStalmcntS
payable respectively at one, two
and three years from the day o.
sale, with interest from that day,t
be secured by the separate bond'
of the purchaser, with personal Sc
curity thereto to be approved BY
the undersigned trustee, and waiv
ing the homestead exemption, alId
the title 10 be retained as addition
al security, and, if required at any
time by the beneficiary in said deet
or the undersigned trustee, the
purchaser is to insure, and keep i'll
Surrd, the buildings to the amount
of 900, as additional securify;the
premises ale to he at the purclas
er's risk from the time they are bid
off by him, and he is to be entitled
to possession on the day of sale
upon complying with the terms Of
sale, and, upon payment OF the
whole purchase money, he is to be
entitled to 81 conveyance OF the
premises, with special warranty OF
title, upon the same, properly pre-
pared at his expense, being tender
ed to the undersigned for execu-
ton; and tue property will be sold
free of all taxes and levius to the
LIST day Of january, 1883.
II tile day named above for the
sale should he too inclement, tht
sale will take place on the following
Saturday, February 4th, 1883.
For further particulars apply t.
the undersigned, at Onancock, va.
or to Mr.. George E. Winder,ou thu
premises.