Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-12-28 00:00:00, page 4

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s*;?'-'i (tit* and MirrupS; *«me of very nepeekir qtf* ■
vV f': {|ti; {tfiNtMM warning surtii articles %»lt Hud Hie
£^4|:f'fe£^Vfc:irti. Worthy- their irtteot*>«,,«» he 1i fa «**f>
' \ 'fleaaeOb believe they are.the ^ndnu^ii .-aawyi
Blent ever offt-red f^r aafirfn Norfolk. They will be
► v * * ’". frft- C».h, Cither in tb.cfabreitt'nt *fatt
; wr made t|$, WlWre *»U kind* of ,SHm!le*. ftruilis,
and Gig HurBCae, fee. Scc.arem.de on the
f ’’ ahorteat notjjcc, the wormaiwhip of which will !>*
warranted fa alic**caequalt<> any executed in thii
✓i/iC
John Sintpeori.
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V >•> MAHOGANY for Sate.;
fipj'r;t 'v- "• :■•" • "■ - v-* • ? %■
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« tfa'tNi etaaUty ftatidtrfas Matogartjr,
«UfOdO do* do. do* St, Domingo do.
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C Swedish Bar Iron, assorted,
, i, TW BrftHibernSa’a Cargo from Gotteuburg.
For term* apply to
"$k■•,..• -C. & F. Whittle.1
December 5, tf
SA
SV
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4000 bqsheU Liverpool fm6 SALT,
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do.
do. do. Coante,
, t 'f,00Q
• do1.' TirrkVIsHtnd
do.
Mostly a-Sout—For Sale by
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f. .. ‘ ’John C.Niemeycr,
■^;^-..KJ^lfoveinbcr 14. . tf :
*«r/v f?d
J|fe| The Tenement on Main Strect, lately
.4pt9>ied by' P .rtescue Whittle, F.kj. Possession
- < , faty be fwd immediately. For terms apph to
”i « . Wm.. 1. Nivison.
-di^k ,5^v •,,• v . 3# ^ v ••■■■ • 1 •• -' *_ •
For HIKE tfo *n»wn% Year,
#OkMSN', a good Wash
d Ironcrf""'
a Sempstress.
tfft'T X i . ,.: ,
Apply at this Office.
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s.’jfefc. ■> —~rr~xiiM-.3r
DANIEL SA.NDFORD, ,
*f(Hvrd f>u ]kn Brig Unity, Vatu. linntin,
:W.;* •_, . i . __p ^ . . _ .
’•* :‘teX , i/!> -Jr oik l-iver/iovi, an additional *u/ ftlv of
WStii '
&nd Winter GOODS,
■tky\l t
jCandtiirtg of \ . .. <4^
SuperfiHe (Cloths and Casslmeres,
•'■V >
--Blue and- rfr*l> PI aim*, Welsh and Pt-li.e Flannel*,
fle"
eline Cloths, Ho*eiinftje Blankets,
|t*rpywaiid C irpetii.gi Yarn Hose, Iri-t» Liftens,
S-4 fM»e.e«iir^, i’HUle Liiien. I'i »,p«r, ”&c.' •
1 ^ ^%irfvieith hi*, former aupyriie* hj the hrig Whet.
and the ship Hiking States, from Lundhn, make*
•tKunnuDt complete. ■ f
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BAGGING.
SO pfe&s ipiV priced TR&iari Rolls,
Rt'ftr BhfcsiABagy, received on onnsi-nment, and
forsawoh iibetaltertn* by
jObtf C. Niemeyer.
km
MvA »»* -
‘i^jkxvery 'go<pd MAN COOK,.-.
5 t'V WANTED TO PUftCHASE.
V; - A YOUNG WOMAN.
ands snmething of cooking*, woo hike
rood. Apply 4$ the Editor ofthis paper..
. •, November 19.
V*:*#1"'" * ■■'■■■. '-A**1
IS';?: -;-■'■>■•■
H||| Establishment.
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V.:?. .?
, „ . ITRE SUBSCRIBERS
ifUi* . Ipw*,*! inform .weir friend* in tfnr$lk and its
* . ' vidpj&,7 that by the last arrival from New-York,
m::. • /<^pH^arlton, captain Johnson,) they havt re
red the remainder of • > -?
Their
icfc*' they advertised they were in expectation.
they i
£ CobsUtinc of k variety.<>f the
^UPfrASIllONAiiLE FANCY ARTICLES;
high in addition tn.thoae previously received, cen
it tu0plfete asinrtrfrent of every description of
GOODS,
i ‘ ' atphnw ripened foe, inspection at the Store
> V^-...{ TRa»-tpO, Markrit Square, lately occupied hy Mr.
ana>tiiip(ms.
^^uhttwMrrctmntsand Wh^eanie Defiers >cenei
*M*■■ / raformerf, tfta t they intend to
i f V*r W ,tMi’ »“Udy .a*l tti^vn|'h the year* and that
y pdi ^supplied tm the aunt liberal terms for
^Htii«onj8c iSTeale.
IWsfefe
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jj£ ^ zrr: SSSTO!
f^-4
JllWClf lt/OF I* EE in tierces.
?■■><* v:' 4 -*1
§*iM
m
F*: Wattle.
^Octnherai.
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tf
I»% /' fi
-a^rnvT,
f % ^00i>hushe}sJcbaWe SALT, ^
(VjSgSi£*«'
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MitiUiii
RUING
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rf »
iL#*
IsAppTeBraudy,
'^.laafoTotidSw^t^mtatnlt^ tWdcrk, !>*»»•
*' f V*b syiii*
tote*, ££*• f;
Modu;
*;JvV
S
STORE,
*0^, $m muw-«■»**, - jir
v«#*r-*nci& jg!to&"
K*#i received fr/ tie frth*
, fjvrrptrft {fcsldet mnydCtitktniA cu*mrdUdJ
Btrt LomWT stiptrfit#
f Jblf^SUck, drabs, bat
/4?0* green, olive green,
smoke and f-slhonable
mined Cloths,
Beat single end double
' milled Cnsvi’ineres,
Oxford tc'HMiord C«rd,
Patent do. & Hw;.nsdo\vn,
White an<l printed Mar
•elites W.iutr.o .ting,
Gowwier Gbsuse, worsted
Marino Pieces, Ipdi
net and silk Vellum*
,f«r presses,
White, black, and fancy
coloured twilled Ssirti
net, ■ .
Black, white, and fancy
Sittin,
Black silk Velvet,
Black Florentine, Modes,
Pealing, Persians, and
Lustrings,
Black and white 4-4 soft
| Crape, Hat Band do.
Elegant silk Shawls,black
i silk Handkerchiefs, .
Ladies’ and Childrens*
best Beaver Bonnets,
and Spanish Hats,
Gentlemens' Beaver and
sattin Beaver Hats,
glazed leather do.
Low priced Hats in small
■well1 assorted cases,
Marseilles Counterpanes
knotted do.
.5 4 Irish Sheeting,
Bed Tick,
3 4, 7-8, and d-4 Irish
Linen,
4 4 cotton Shirting,
;V8 arid 6-4 camtrrick
Muslin,
Checked, corded,and co
loured Handkerchiefs
for the neck,
T imbored l.tno Muslins
and spider Net,
lat'on* t. Bo, k, and Mull
Mull Muslins,
Calcined Muslins, -
Lang l.ttWn,
M-tiros, Rama I St Pock
et Handkerchiefs, .
Cambrick, furr, silk, St
gold and aiver Tiirn
iwing.
Pilgrim Tippets, ■ ...
L .dles* and gentfemetiV'
plain and p .tent silk
Hose,
I)o. worsted 8c cotton do.
Misses’ cotton Hose,
Worsted and cotton Pan
t-loon do.
Extra! lopg silk Gloves,
Do. line iace do.
Gentlemens’ black and
•shite do. .
Si k do.
Drtwn Tan, Beaver,
Vy«jo(lstock-\V ash, a ltd
Itnckskin do.
Silk snii cotton Braces,
Fashion dtle Cnlhc es &
Gatgli-ms,
Furniture Cdlico,
3 4 and 8-4 l)i iper,
Diaper Table C oths all
sitees,
Cotton Table Claths.
ALSO,
Tt»r«« pair
of very-elegy, nt Mahogany TtNlFE
, C SES
The whole. of which they offer for sale at »ery
■low prices.
Noventlier 19, if
Eugene Higgins, <
la ofltnitig in the Store formerly oecvfiied ty Dr.
Gregory, Moin Street, an aasortment of *
Fall and Winter GOODS,
(Which be will dispose of the pice or package only)
Canaiuting of
2 bales coarse PLAINS,
do. court* Red FI tnnels - V.vl • -5
•8
U n skins r«nd Coalings '
do.
Rose .mil Duffil blanket! *
5
do.
Negro Stockings
1
do.
India Cottons ' ,• v /,-’;:
do.
6
low priced Scotch Carpet* , !
do.
1
Case Twilied Cords, assorted colour a, .
1
do. of Nuti’s and coloured Thread
3
2
do. 4-4 and 7-8 v«*rv fine Cotton Shirting,
trunks Mens' and Womens’ Cotton Hot!
2
w
t c ise 7-8 and 5 4 Checks,
1 do. Brown ({Hands
trunk Cotton Cambricks #
d •• Gallic es
3
d«. of elegant Furniture Chiate
bale «f H-un d Handkerchiefs
'V
do. of Flaxen Oznabui'gs
case Pius, nh«l o1, * '* .■ s* .
2. do. Patent Silk Hat*, \ f" \ - .
■ ' —' l ■ ; iJC ‘
Navy Blue Cloth, first quality, vlx'v
Hlue ribbed and plain Stockihgoet, •
Military Phuaei, Epaulets, Pocket Pistols, Dirk*
had Swords.
« . jl handsome assortment of -
Castors and Globe l.Tittps, for paasa
, ,;‘7'*c- kc. '. ?;■:; ,, j ,
■ tw eottsicNkKvr, .
3 bite's P-ft and 4-4 very hue Irish Linen,
i trunk Pocket Habdkerchielk
■ 4'.”'
I case Long LnWits ; *
i din Broun Linens,
i trunk Mens’ Cotton jRnse
t do. fl-4 Cotton C unbrfckj.
The above Articles wilt
October i
toe4.4juf lu my lirew Hokte,
»rong> Table, and Ship BEEU.
BrTKe Tw*d»eadI.btortel, and half barrel—and a
aud Groceriu,
*a y.TStinlmnh wan retail.- if ■ L. at:•.
:• La . ;:.-4-ev^;yy »•'.*;.*, '
t HL.- '•' ?*• ,
. '» •- 1 .Jit- r ' ; ; . • • ,
OSiMbn Check,
oilk and cotten Umbrel
, \ v '>
Pj**’.t«OlS|, . i * ■
• Nun’s Thread’, ; , i%
Coloured and Oanaberga
v da.' - ' >
-Long Stitching do.
Sewing Cottons, sewing
Silk and Twist,
G-llorr. Hindiag and silk
Ferreting,
> Shoe, Binding and thread
WeM),
Dimity,
6 4 Cambrick do.
Black Bumbazene and
Bnmbazrts,
Manchester Suds in great
variety.
Best English Letter Pa
per, Quill*, and Ink
Powder,
Slates and slate Pencils,
Be3t Flax and Tow Oz
n»l»rgs,
Short Pipes in boxes of
10 groce each,
Tooth Brushes,
Brussels «nd Kedirmtli
ster Carpets,
Brussels Hearth Rugs,
Venetian Stair Carpeting
Red, white, scarlet, and
printed Flannels,
4 4 and 7-4 Green Baize,
Kendal Cottons,
Rose and Striped Duffil
Blankets,
Blur, Drab, and Olive
Hornleys,
Green and Blue Half
Thicks,
Fine Coating and BeaT
Skms,
Single and double milled
Drab Cloth,
Co.rse 6.4 Blue Cloths,
Ladies’ Superfine Bine,
Bkck. Drub, Bottle
Green, Olive, Brown,
and fashionable Mixed
Cloths,
Japanned Waiters,
Wire Fenders end Fire
Irons,
4d, 6il, 8d, lOd, »d, and
20(1 Noils,
Brass 8e Iron Door Locks,
St’ ck. Pad,Trunk,and
Chest Locks,
Hammers and Gimblets,
Curry Cofn; s & Brushes,
Best plated Stirrup Irons, |
-nd Bridle Bits,
Tinned do. do.
Scythe Blades, Grass do.
Best hand, pit and cross,
cut Snwg,
Best steel plate H ind do.
Pit, cross cut, and hand
saw Files,
Wick»nii»Vs ReUowscs,
Anvils, Vice* k Sledge
H iinmers,
Fr j ing Pans, Spade* and
Shovels,
Drawing kipves,
Table knives and forks,
Desert do.
I Pen and pocket Knives,
Weeding and Hilling
Hot*.
J*
H0GH PXN&EfcV.,.
i&h)wt received from BiltimSttandit
t‘-;f T* csbicx **f*»TiUMlT^ ^
$11 #nd loiter Goods,
•it which tire
Superfine anti common Blue,
' Grfeen, Drab, and Dark mixed Cloths,
Superfine and common blue, black, drab, and dark
mixed Cassimeres, ' V
Bine, black, drab, and dark mixed jfrunswick Cords
and Stockinguetta, ,•
Fashionable Waist coating,
.Blue and drab Plains, ( *. // . r
Blue and white Kerseys, \ '■>, /'*■.*'’ '-/)"■;l
Bear Skins,
White, red, and yellow Flannels; Pelisse do.
Rose and Point PUnkets,
Black, olive, drab, constitution Cords and Velvets,
Irish Linens, Irish Sheetings, Linen and Cotton
Diapers, h>,
Long Lawns; Linen Cambricks; Brown Hollands,
Linen and Cotton Checks,
Gurrahs, Mumoodies, Jalnmpoors, blue Cottons,
Sooty Roma 11s and GiHa Handkerchiefs,
Dimities, Furniture do,
Callif iies, undressed do. furniture do.
Silk and Cotton Ginghams ; l*Shirting Cottons,
Black, coloured, and white cnmbrick Muslins,
Twilled Cambricks, Jaconet Muslins,plain and figur
ed Leno do.
Fancy and seeded do.
Mull Mull do. . ' <
Elegant 7-4 Cachmir* Shawls,
Silk and Cotton Shawls,
Bandanna and flag silk Handkerchiefs ; Madras do.
Childrens’ cotton do.
Ladies* and Gentlemens’ silk, cotton, and worsted
Hosiery ; Gentlemens’ short cotton, worsted and
lamb’s wool do.; coarse yarn do.
Childrens* worsted Shoes and Socks,
Extra long white and coloured Kid Gloves,
Silk and cotton Armlets,
Gentlemens’ silk, beaver, and dog skin Gloves,
Silk aud cotton Suspenders,
Black Bomba aeens; white and black Craped,
White and coloured cotton Balls,
Sewing Cotton in h«nk* ; Nun’s TreacW ; Tapes,
Bobbins ; Galloon Bindings ; F urniture do.
Pius, Oil Cloths, cotton Umbrellas.
Likewise,
A number of other Articles,'
To make hi* assortment complete, all of which Will
be sold at very reduced prices.
October 15. tf
l he kubscriber tvtahth to Furchmacj
100,0§0 drawn W. O. Hhd. Staves
and Heading, »;
100.000 drawn R. (J. Hogshead Slave*,
200.000 twenty-two inch Cypres* Shingle*.
The prices and terms of payment to b« made
known immediately to *
Henry Hastie,
At No, 163, Main-Street.
October 15. . tf
Hibbert’V bottled Porter and Brown
Stout.
Ju»t received by the Shi/1 Kiting State*, from Lon
don, and Jor Sale,
200 casks Htbbert's best bottled Por
ter and Brown Stout.
Rabat Maitland.
Ortdlier 24, . 8vr
In,itniir „n Murray's iV/iarj, ) rum the Schooner
(Jjrutine, from the City of St. Domingn,
Prime Green Coffee in bags and bbls.
do. Spanish Tobacco,
Large size Mahogany Logs, Lignum vitse, and
Hog Skin*. For Sale by
Peter Desnoe,
„ No. 13, Campbell's Wharf.
Sept. 12. ff
One Hundred Dollars Reward! ’
• ■' :t *
RAN-AWAY from the Subscriber in July, 180*),
a Negro Man named ABRAHAM, sold bv Richard
Johnson for Abel B. Johnson, of Northampton
County, Eastern-Shore, Virginia. The above re
ward will be given to any person that will take him.
and confine him in some close goal so that I get him
and all reasonable expenses, by the Subscriber liv
ing fit Newberry, in the State of South-Carolina.
William Rutherford.
October 29., Iaw3m»c
SAIL-MAKING.
The Sulicribers have taken the upper start/ of Mr.
Thorburns Ware-House on Lee's Wharf, Town
Point; where they will carry on the
Sail-Making Business.
All those who will employ tbeiii, may rest assured
they will leave nothing undone to merit the appro
batioa of tbur customers.
Robinson & Jennings.
November 2.
3m
For SALE by the Subscriber,
+0,000 Weight Navy Bread,
10*000 do. Pilot do. first quality
A cousUnt supply of the above articles always on
baud.
STEPHEN HARRIS.
Qctober3<>
FOR SALE.
+000 bushels Turk’s Island - SALT,
A-fioat. ! ‘‘
l. ’ Mackinder SC White.
V. . ■ ALSO,
_t 40 casks Hibbert’s best Brown Stout.
* - - - tf
--October 34.
FOR SALK,
|0,000 Bushels Cadiz SALT.
N$ Richard & John Taylor.
•^yOctobergfi.
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respectable connectiaoa. will be taken Aroifen
tha Pi' ■
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t: it
t.,Notes. and ■ CASfc«,m
. pmt mv* sirpjri,' >:
WitbeUwe fcLAXItS,prtwed eafifclfekrfWrt
m<£
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JbuFOUC,
*- Hrv: -VF' "
icr
,-la hppby given tbit the
OF PREll 10 MS caly,wtil benr£|hr« C
"<1 t^^iHriea bythe Agent ofthephmisixrili^l
"t®ftJT| in'L«arfon, for ln>ur ante fromFir.
“^iuja|§i^bR«diit£-|>'
^^nUttl-prm hrmx'to be paidJ$
tssvrjaaet
jjSfc3'-'WV,»Hf (tjgmW Fire.
§
“.t. HAtAyig tfy Tnumy0t*»d|3iEafe ■
Brick or swmehutkling* covered wtth-smew tilew#
»ot contiguous to titty other building, Jurflitu^dllEi
raerch^ndiaf not hazardous, --p-^ -ISSTOfaft h Mftf _
mgs—For any sura not exceeding t O.ObO- li«>n»i*T (• -
~ . . w. \ . ■ »v,«uv vMnmrs
mie risk 37 1-2 cents per annum per U&Mollars & if
adjoining other buildings of same materials 56 1-4
cents per lo® dollars.
Hazards or Th*. ssCo»6 cfcASsi'kijSi i’"S** "
* Buildings having the four walls ttntiref?
or stone, carried through the rocfand covered1 with*
shingles, not csntigi as to any other buildings, far*
nitiire, or rnerch »ndise not hazardous^ttputaitieifsfB
such buildings—For suras not excecdi..ww,^u«v
0,000 Ad*
lara in one risk 56 1-4 cents per annum per 140
lars: if adjoining other buildings of '
» 11 aojonung oiner mnidings of the wraeaMt**
rials, 75 to 100 cents par 1 COcl>df.,rs.4Rlt . v^.
HAZARDS Of Tag THIRD CLASS'. Ttjj.' '
i iTTilier Buildings covered With shingles* not CtnW
tiguous to auv other tsuldings, and entirely free frnSrf .J
external risks, furniture or merChyurtiae tint fm. a
zardous contained in said boildings^For sums not -
exceeding 10,006 dollars in one risk, loo cents ptrd
100 dollars ; if adjoining other bnildmes'*!.*® tn 304F.
cents per annum per too dollars, proportionable**
the external risk. f - 'JlL
Larger sums may beinsureMjjecial agrfeettiell
with the Agent. W& 6 ,
Tallow Welters, Soap-Makerflrewers, Vinegaf
and Sweet Makers, Hemp and Flax Dressers, Print,
ing Houses, Coopers, Capenters, Cabinet-Makef
Coach-Makers. Malt-Homes, Bakers, Ship-Chai^
lers, Boat-1 udders, Rope-Makers, Sugar-Refineilf
Distillers, Chemists, Vurnish-M.kers, Turpentine!
V\ orks, l heatres, and all Mills and Machinery*
hre deemed extra*h**ardows, and the rat# upon
risk* will be proportionately increased. ** v 11
Conditions qf Insurance, » i 1
. *• Persons desirous to make insura nre on boOd*
inRs, are to deliver in to the Agent the.followiair pari
titulars, via—Of what materials the w ills androuf
of each buiidmg are constructed, as well as the sou*
struction of the buildings contiguous thereby $, whf- •
ther the seme arc occupied as private dwellings,
how otherwise ; where situ ted j also, the nantts
names of the present occupiers. , ifr'll* ’
Each building must be separately valued, and a
specified sum insured thereon ; and in like manna*
a separate Spm insured on the property coats' "*
therein. ■ * . _
All manufactories which Contain furnaces, stores
coakles, ovens, or otherwise use fire-heat, are Chares
able at additional rates. ^
In the insurance of goods, wares, or merchandiwt,
the buildmgsor pl*re j* which the same art deposit! '
ed, Is tobe Ascribed ; also whether such goods ar#
of the kinds denominated hasardous, and whether
any manufactory is earned on in the premises.
And if any person or persons shall insure his or
their buildings or goods, and shall cause the same to
be described in the policy others ist than as the*
really are, so as the same be cliarged at a lower pre*
mmm than is herein proposed, such insurance shall
be of no force.
II. Goods held in trust, or on Commission; an
hf insured as such, otherwise the policy will not
tend to cover such property. ■■■'._
ill. No loss or damage to be paid on fire happen
ing by any invasion, foreign enemy, civil commoti
on, rn>t, or any military or usurped power whate
ver | nor for damage dme by -fire occasioned b*
earthquakes or hurricanes : but this company wig
make good losses on property burnt by lightning. ..
JV. Books of accounts, written securities, hfihu
bonds, tallies, and ready money, cannot be insured*
! V. Jewels, plate, medals, or other curiosities.'
paintings and sculptures, are not included in any ia!
sur Mire, unless such are specified in the policy.
VI. Persons insuring property at this office, must
give notice of any other insurance made elsewhej#
on their behalf on the as me, and cause sueh othe*
insurance to be endorsed on their policies j in which
case fnch office shall be liable to the payment only of
a rateable proportion of any lots or damage which '
may be sustained ; and unless such notice is given*
the insured will not be entitled to recover in taip m ?
oss. - v ' ' . '“■y
VII. No order of insurance will be of any (atttti
unless the premium is paid to the agent, or unless is
sum has been advanced, and the agent baa deliver**
his receipt on account of the office ; and all person*
desirous to continue their insurances, raunt makek
their future payments annually within fifteen diiy£
after the day limited by their respective policies. o*
the same will be void. * '
vui. rtH persnns assureu or tma company, «hs
taining any loss i>r damage by fire, are forth*mi Ini
give notice to the company’# agent, and a# soon a|
possible after, to deliver in, it* particular an account
of their loss or damage, signed with their oWn hand#*
as the nature of the case will admit of, and make*
proof of the same by their oath or *«rmation. l
and by their books of accounts or other proper
chers, as shall be reasonably reqBpdj and shaft*
procure a certifies Ip under the htiiijSof a ipagistrati*'
or sworn notary of the city or district in which tS*
fire happened, not concerned in Such loss. itaporHarir •
that they are acquainted with the character and jffy*
cumstances of the person or persons insured, and ds •
know, or verily believe, that he, she, or they, veal* <
ly, and by misfortune, without any kind of fraud «r
evil practice, have sustained by such firiMyw
damage to the amount therein mentioned ; until
such affidavit and certificates are produced, the !os& v
money shall not be payable } also, if there nppest* i
any fraud or false swearing, the claimant shall *
feit his claim to restitution, or payment, by virt Serif ,
hi*policy. .
IX. In case any differenc^fcr disugfe shall arise
between the assured and the mmpany^nuchiitg any
loss or damage, such difference may be submitted t»
the judgment and determination ttf arbitrators indif
ferently chosen, whose award in writing shiil W
conclusive and binding to all parties. And *h«i
loss or damage shall have been duly proved^ tbettv
sured shall receive satisfaction, to the fulTumbunt'
thereof, withourallowance of sny dimn.,..*
other deduction whatever.
X- Persons chusing to insure for seven yehrt, will,
be charged for six years bnly, also, for / lets nuitw.
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