Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20

MNARSHAL'S SALE.-Pursusnt to a DECREE o
lyH the Superior Court OF Chancery, for the vii
ansbnrg ds'rietn cause therein depending between
John b. Christian, Neaie Rice, Ben. Parker John
Eppes. and others, Pitts
against
Elizabeth b. Tyler, Execurix and sole devisee ant
legatee of Lewis e. Tyler. aud Collier H., William and
John Miuge, Executors of John hlingc, Ssn. decd
Dcflts
shall expose to sale public auction on the
on the 2ist Of April next Tract Of Land lying in the
County OF Charles City, James River, known by tie
name Of Old Westbcrty credit of three SIX, nine
and twelve months-bonds with good security will be
required of the purchaser and the title retained ul-
innate security. This land is very valuable, consist
ing principally Of James River low grounds.
shall also sell a, public auction, on the premises,
the 22i OF April, all the interest of Lewis c. Tyler
decd, in tract OF land. situated in the County OF
New Kent, credit till the lst day OF January.
1885, bond with good security will also be required Of
The foregoing sales will be made for the purpose Of
complying with the directions of the decree in the
CHARLES L. wINGFIELD. MISC
March %. ll0-tds or his deputy.
EDEARL STREET HOUSE.-.Vo 80 Pearl street,
FL Mo- YOrk.-The above commodious and well
known House. celebrated for The resort of Merch
in general account Of it's cation i'm the very
Of the commercial part of the metropolis aad its prox
unity to all the principal public institutions wing
undergone thorough and complete alteration 10y the
spirited owner JOHN II. PETERS Esq who has spar
ed no expence TO make it OF the most elegant spa
cious and convenient establishment in this city)
opened Mondey I'D inst for the accommodation Of
the public, by the subscriber formerly OF Sykes and
CT late years of the Cdtsk,H Mountain House.
In addition To the numerous lodging which
this House contained while in the tenancy Of Mr.
New'on Hayes, several others, and also very large
aud SPLENDID redding-room, which will much enhance
the pleasure ofs patrons, have been constructed The
House extends ton SO and SO Pearl street 81 and sc
Water street, and will he furnished throughout
with entire new and appropriate furniture, combining
richness with comfort.
liberal regard for the ease and conveuien nee of the
guests will govern the operations Of tn, subscriber,
and regulate the experiment OF those he may engage
and he is determined that the accommodations and fare
shall be such as, aided by years Of experience his
part shall render the establishment equal any other
in the CITY, and in every respect worthy Of the pat
ge of his irir mis- aud the liberal public.
The subscriber returns his most grateful acknow
Judgements 10 his friends aud the public for the very
Gathering in which they have been pleased to
pa;ronize him al the Catskiil Mountain House, (Which
will be kept open usual by the subscriber, during
the ensuing season. from the LIST June until ths l5tn
Sep,) and hopes by asduous attention. 10 merit con-
tinusnee OF the favor at the above establishment
March 30. Il2-S, CHARLES n WEBB
AbICTCREOF THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
e. The subscriber proposes publish. in a superb cop
perplaie Engraving The picture which he has just
completed, OF the Virginia Convention, exhibiting a
perspective vie of the int ror of the Legislative Hall
with all the members in their seats The picture has
been wrought with infinite pains, and attic nton to ide-
ity OF the kenesses, and contains just hundred
porrai,s--all OF which have teen carefully painted
irc m life
26 inches,) aud published in The form Of Trumbulrs
Print OF the Signers of the Declaration Of Inde
dence," with complete explanatory Key accompany.
ing each Print, neatly engraved. giving the Rames oil
all the Members and the districts which they repre-
sent.
Its hoped, that persons wishing to obtain the ear
liest impressions lrsl he pa:e and have them deliver
ed at their residence, will feel disposed add their
to the list Of subscribers for the prints thereby
aging the artist 10 proceed with this very
pensive publication, which will depend entirely on
the encouragement whchmsy be offered by sUbscrip.
ton.
The price Of the Engravngs, to Subscribers will be
$i2 each payable at the time of delivery.
Persons DESTROYS Of subscribing to the above work,
are requested TO transmit their Subscribers,
III letter, post paid, directed to Geo. Cdtin, Rich
H0d, PtrStniG, stating therein their place OF resi-.
dence. and the number of copies they desire.
The Prints VIII be delivered to Subscribers, living
in the State Of Virginia, their residences but Sub
-cribers living Of the State, must desig tn e
place of their residence, and place for the dsve
ry Of their Prints, in the State of Virginia, in the CT
ly of Washing Charleston-New OrIeaas-Savan-
-Cincinnati--Pittsburgh- Baltimore Philadelphia
the subscriber will engage TO deliver them. according
TO directions. GEO CATLIN,
Richmond, .dpril 1880.
We the Subscribers, having been familiar with the
above mentioned painting by Mr. Catin, during its pro-
gress, and being enabled to judge OF the fidelity Of the
lkenesses, do not hesitate TO recommend the work 10
n public for their patronage.
JAMES p. PRESTON,
j. A. CHEVAI.LIE.
w. F. PEN DLETON,
April g. ll4-St THOS. RICHIE