Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30

| VIM MiSoONEkS Sal 1.-the undersigned Com
~ missioner Ia pursuance Of DEGREES pronounce by
the Circuit superior Court OF Law and hsncery for the
county oil Henco on ths 29h June, 1885, and the 80
November, 1885, in the Of Samue n. Saunders, Adj
vs. James Scott. surviving partner OF Lyle. Scott Saun-
ders, ct ais will Saturday. the 18th day OF February
nex before the door Of the Bell Tavern, in the City Of
Richmond, expose sale at public auction. 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, the real property mentioned In said de-
crees, being the tract Of land well known the Mill
Tract near Jefferson in Powhatan county, belonging TO
the estate of Samuel H. Saunders. dec. except much
thereof has been heretofore sold under decree
late Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
rict to satisfy the claim oil the utua Assurance Society
against fire ON buildings OF the State Of Virgins.
SAMUEL TAYLOR.
HOLDEN RHODES.
JAM 2srd. 1884. [s3-tds
AND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust from
IL Doctor George A. Sper, late Of the county Of King
william Tor the purpose Of securing the payment Of the
the undersigned will sell, by public auction. to the high
est bidder for ready money. upon the premises, Saur
day, the LIST day of February 1884, the Tract Of Land
which the said Doctor George Spller resided at the
time Of his demise, lying in the county Of King william
aforesaid, four miles from Aye,s aud two from Cat tail
Church, containing by survey -- acres.
The title is believed good, will convey only
such title as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid
THOMAS DABNEY, Trustee.
January 4 7s-td
- ALE OF NEGROES.-In pursuance Of a decreiai or
- der of the County Court Of Honovcr, pronounced in
the Of Bowe Huffman, ct al. the 24th Dec,
IS33the undersigned, the commissioner, appointed by
the said decree, will sell two slaves, male and female
the laera very likely and valuable house servant-at
the front door Of the Bell Tavern, in the City Of Rich
mond on the 18th February next, by public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash.
Jan. 18Th. 1884. [7s-til ALBERT G. BOWIE.
DUBLIC SALE OF Landry virtue OF deed of
III trust, executed to the subscribers by Thomas b.
Watkins, for the benefit of the Executors of William Gait,
decd, and Of record in the Clerks Office Of the County
Court Of Goochland OF will the 18Th day
Of February, il fair, II not, the next fair day. Sunday
cepted proceed to sell the premises, publicly the
highest bidder Tract OF Land lying in the county Of
Goochand, ON the head waters of Beaverdam Creek CON
tain urpd and tyyan al md
bounded by the lands of John G. Gray, Lucy e. Mark
ham and others good portion Of this land in woods
and there upon comfortable dwelling house, with the
necessary out-houses
The terms will be- third cash-the balance in two
equal annual instruments to carry interest from the day Of
sae-ihe purchaser giving deed oil trust upon the
ises, TO secure the payment of the money-Those who
wish to purchase land, may do well to attend We will
convey such title only as is vested in us as Trustees
Jan. IL. [76-2awtdsl G. nj. QUARLES.
HpIANO FORTE MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS.
Il r. i. Smith has received variety Of Musical in
ClAone,s, Flageolets, volns Trumpets Flutes, Flies
Guitars, oos, some of ,chieh uery superior.
hhSng he variety n IS an elegant dsory fe, WIN
Also. two Of those celebrated Piano Fortes,
featured by Chckerng Of Boston, which, for sweetness Of
power ana tone elegance and durability OF workmanship
WILL is believed be surpassed by any other maker,
either foreign or domestic
Music for the Piano, of every variety and the latest
most fasbionabe received for the Northern pub
fishers every few days. which renders the assortment very
extensive dec I'll 7o-f
FHyHE Annual General Meeting Of the Members Of
IL the Mutual Assurance Society against fire on build
ings of the State Of Virginia. will be held at the Socieys
Office in Richmond, the 3lst January 1884, at the
hour of IL o'clock. JAMES RAWLINGS,
JAn.2 t72-td] p. a. ofh M. II. Soe'y.
Baltimore LIFE Insurance Company
PERPETUAL CHARTER.
JOHN /. DONALDSON, President
Directors:
RObt. Oliver, RIA. Taylor,
Saml I. Donaldson, c. A. Schaeer,
Jno. b. Morris, Benz ID. Hgdon,
JOS Todhunter, silas Marean
GEORGE CARR GRUMPY, Secretary.
TIME Company makes insurance Oh Lives, Grants, An
nuities, Contracts for Reversonary Payments, sells
EnJownens and makes all kinds Of Contracts 10 which
the casualties of life and interest OF money involved
Lives will be insured for years, for life
small annual appropriation will enable a person TO
make provision for his family at his death creditor
whose hopes of payment the life Of his debtor, may
thus secure his debt. These assurances be made
to the benefit Of famili-s without being subject
claims Of creditors. The father of family at the age Of
49, may by psayinE$ per annum, secure the payment
OF $1,000, 10 his vile children
Annuilies will be payable quarterly, half yearly
yearly An aged person whose income inadequate to his
support purchase an annuity much beyond the simple
interest," and thus secure ample income for life
Endow ments for children will be granted.
Trusts executed without the danger arising from the
de alh or insolvency Of trustees.
Pamphlets aud forms OF application can be had at the
Office, on 18th street, Richmond. JOHN o. LAY,
agent for The State Of Virginia
January 81. s0-9t-
VNlO CAPITALISTS.-The subscriber being DESTROYS
n of closing his business in Montgomery, Alabama,
for SALE on liberal terms the well known Franklin
Hotel, and all the buildings belonging TO the same
which establishment from its situation and advantages is
considered OF the hest stands Hotel in the South
erD country Ii is doing very extensive business, and
under good reputation. Also, fine two.sory wooden
building, situated the Franklin Hotel the lot 'front.'
ing two streets with out-budings, kitchen, smoke
house, sc. This building contains three rooms, fronting