Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-22

- and IL bchelfto. vote and any business
which may before the said meeting fully as if
W personally present In witness whereof - ha.--
1921.
Da"c',
A. B. - lscall
The undersigned conceves that regard cauiour and
lar dealing requires him on the occasion make
that the members thereof fully informed of
dton OF their institutions and that they may be the
require "" winch 'le eA'eei'y may
lie deems this expose in this wny the necessary,
to diuse information through tie medium annual
reports which printed and distributed, that many
ners particularly in the country advised OF the
OF their funds.
Summary sfqteg.ent ,lng the condition Of he Country
m B'd"eh THE a. 4. Society on Sst Nag 1921
The whole amount OF funds and Of debts the Coun-
Try Branch OF society as per report OF 12th January,
T he quota requisition the members for the =
year 1871, amounts 10 Is,oO's5s
S52,ss7 81
paid on the i2th January, were Siig90 O3
since the 18th Of January, losses have
happened amounting 70 about the
sum OF 22GOO 90
- $3.50 os
Leaving, without reference to the expenses. &c.
orthe instituton probable defciencyof funds
OF $4,000 o6
Summary Statement 81 te condition ofthe Funds cthe Tourn
~ Rraaeh gfthe ~ H. Society on LIST Nay, 1897.
he whole amount Of funds belonging the per
report of 18th January, 1921 was of ali demands
including me quota OF ie2l estimated at Si73eOo 90
mere mas been received since that time or new
premiums and additional premiums, about 400 co
rro,, ,,;.h so,,.. $4,000 90
happened since that time about $4,000 90
Probable Nett Funds ofthe Towns, LIST MAY,
Ic2l q ,eo ono M
49,, JAMES RAwf iisesy' 10
4ue ho-'um PAgf w. a. Sy
To the Members ofte yyt,Url assurance Socie,v
IN compliance with the request of the special committee
named in the first of the preceding resolutions take the
liberty TO remind The members Of the Mutual Assurance So
ciey against Fire ON buildings OF the of Virginia
that scarcely Of the important business of the Society
was completed at their last general meeting and that il Is
therefore in the highest degree interesting 10 both branches
OF the Society," that the general meeting proposed 10 be held
on the second hondcy in The should be as full as
possibe-lndee general meeting be legally form
cd t by the attendance ofthe members well Of The to
as OF the country branch besides, while report of the
special committee VIII among other things suggest amends
ents OF the rules and REGULATIONS the Society deemed
essential to the welfare OF the country branch particularly
y suc the plan, and such the principles of the In
siitnom that the adoption ofthose amendments will ncyi
tally affect the interests Of the branch also.
III may not be improper here remark that The stated
general meetings Of the Society happening annal ro
tue session OF the General Assembly, those members ofbe
ooey VINO nave heretofore found 20 attend
in person have generally failed appoint knovne
as tney did that at such general meetings they might be-
lawfully refcSentedb by the senators gates OF their
respective districts cities borOugs or counties but absent
neoeT or subscribers cannot be represented at the
itSug TO he he IN the nerT niOnth-because,
majors or delegates authorized the Act of Assembly
passed the w January 1900 represent absent
members of the Society then then oI, Ybensoevcr
any general meeting Of the Society shall be holden
luriS the session oil the General Assemblyp IL will there
rebe huispcnSaby necessary that all members OF the
Society whether the or contru brancO who NAV,
hid announcement be unable attend in person houd
appoint proxies according the preceding form of power
OF attorney TO represent them at the approaching general
meeting.
Twill only add that It's with unfeigned pleasure that
announce to The members OF the country branch as the
opinion oil the committee, that such alterations and amend
ents be made ofhe and regulations nj the Soc
ety. as VIII unquestiOnabiy that branch Tho bg
prosperity, and finally the complete success confidently an
m y ITS friends when in the year 1905 they resoy-
ed on separation from the towns
ALEX. NpRAE
Chairman ofthe Special Committee
IL The Editors Of such papers as are requested 10 nun
h the preceding resolutions of the last General Meeno
ana the notice Of the principal agent are also reeSd IN
insert the above notice OF the committee under the
Maya. tJ
ny virtue Of decd Of trust executed by John Parker
Gee 10 Villain Starke and Bowling Starke trustees
lot me Deneit Of Joel Jones which deed has been duly
coIueu IN tue county court of Hanover to secure the nav
on me sum OF one thousand three hundred dollars with
interest thereOn 10 he computed the Sd ay az Marc
1919, TO the said Jones and all costs and CHARGES aticn
VIC execution OF the said trust; will on WeJa,sJ M
o dGy June neIt il fair, otherwise the next fair av
te mousse oi Mr. Nelson Uundley, near the premises n
Hanover county, sell TO the highest bidder M nubI; o
uon Tor specie and spee only the tract Of Nh hero
sad Parker lived, aud Of which nc died ezed contain
ing about three hundred and fy acres or En- ,rf Lcrsae
as VIII be sufficient, exclusive Of his widows dover "a a
mn uiscnarge Tire sum aforesaid With the interest iherro
Pno IS well as the cost and expenses ofexccuting and
enforcing the said decd. his situation is salrioIs ono
the land OF good quality adioins the lands Of col Toa
iiney capt Peter Foster and Joseph n Edmtndson
andis not more than eleven miles from isichpond-Tbe
nue. vested IN us as Trustees, will be conveyed IN t r
chaser. WIN ,ssr4pKI- ''"o pun
Hanover, April H. iii2we,s.
STAUNTON ACADEMY
VIE Trustees take this method Of informing tfe puIIc
~ az ms institution continues under the care Of the
eVd nr NeUcHs, professor of languages and MIR H,,I
t9netc RULER, professor OF mathematics Tho cb,r,car -