Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-11-19 00:00:00, page 4

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next General AatentHly to Jw;den
•Street
J,. twenty fellto Granby-Street, witS'
■/ fagjtwy to uwln^dutUaod expert »e t
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inform their friend* and tie fitibKi*, that they Aaiit,
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#- *4pJ *^r ftwf 8»>ct1>t tfjetri&M^j, • Main -Street, op*
jifld Bank»Street, the followlag
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_ m *o which they are ia daily expectation li
. oupply. '•.'
Hodges .&?■ TCing. :V
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£'» . .. * V...>■•
/ ' 4 OP'I tVPiWI Y> Mlf
0 ®»tttt(fe4Viseg«r' ,r;
* S.ltoLWomiwpod*
. Spirit o f sal AmwfcUt^
v , wlMt Spirits of
FertTrian&srlc, yellow
*f Cream ' and Crystals of
.Tartar -jv-'v?,
Cowh ige • 0r ■■ *•'.
f1"- pdrifieiTSAdf *'• •*•;}
f; lice's AntitfWou* PILL®
. . Powder of Coloeytfth
‘ -■:-'Rochel!e Salts ■ ■- ’
‘ Orange Heel ' •-%’;>
5 , ChsmomHeflowers
. Ginger >'#« *
m>> Anise Seen *’r
' Womb ditto^ #, -MM
i; 3 •"Mib& •- i* -r‘ Saw #•'■ i
;■ < STartnrEmetic
r" *. Oppcras* v>
Bh# $io»e «v
. 'c.-Fat'ent- Sp
•., # with Rory P5ds
• Orange Apples
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Court HI .inter
Spring Lt net^ts
ip
'White Lefil <#
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, <»*i
■j t Ksneifrtal^vtlt of Lemons
13 *S CprRo/Tef Seed ■ . ^ ft
Putoicc Str n*v. ... V£*
| Patent Sago in lb canins
. fpi** f ''t: * #*« v
Powder of Turmeric
C"ln%>a
» RhubiHs
larditmom Seeds
,, t Glass of A ntimony ,
■J'. . ’ j' . •
Hopkins’s Pile Ointment
Sponge* .! :
/ ^;U«m Myrrh—Allum—Cassia. ’
Prepared GaMitnd >■
DinepyUm Flaister f[
' .'Sri'engtfejiifti; do.
Ptvwder 6f X.inaorice .
Orr.i»Mt' ^
a * doye* - ' '
' “Gum Gun)^#. * ? i~
3Hp,4*v,,.AtWffiida' y
, (i .llwiHMB ,, '
: ftjjjUft of Iron
Anguxtar
. Refined C««nph«ir
'vz Mnna» in sam .
liinfclass - ' »
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«,«•••>'’,*Aide'Ai'toenie., ,• *.»••
v> Ammonme - .■ -.5.. - *,
f\. Chmbng#^
'fCrude Antimony
cX; *
essence or «crgamor and Lemons
t, * OHtrfjSweet Almonds
Flowers of Benaoiii i. J
Infernal S&e * ’! v;
' OiJpf Mint # v
'■ Extract of Hemleck ' :&;i
Iff' Peruvian Bark
rA; Conserve of Ted roses
**Pdwdw of Ipecacufwia -
*'American' Cast# Oil ye*
vupej-Idr.
i?\ ,vH/Vest India do, do. exceT
lent quality r
Wtmnoi iscal Capper ’
z ■ j”. Oil of Pen% royal r." fv
/:
-A-''.: Cloves *»##•'•
‘ * ' Cinnamon
' ^dnar.Qaustic •>
rv 4
VMhnk
:■ * .*
Oil of Anise Seed /
Rfijse Water, vegg excel*
■valent, in pint boWes
J^sence of Peppermint
Cephalic Snuff
rtingtim’s Balsam ir'"
’;* Opodeldoc. f ,
thtoo’s Bitters
NytfCcrfdial -
tv jforCU a Drops, large and small bottles.
* ty^OnJsrj from the. country. will be strictly at*
tended to, and Medicine Chests for Shipping! pat up
/with neatness *nd expedition. &>'. ? a.;..
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XtaCourt heRl. for Norfolk County,
O'
*4‘.a;/Vtlju mh day of September, 1810. ^ i [
3m* ferent, surviving partner of,
’Jw$
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Johnfreut & Co. J»f#:
•'1>, Joseph Seg,ujn^$heriffnftheCoun
** *•$>.''
‘*.£/
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to of.Norfolk, into whose posses
fn Chancery.
:Ur ’ *■ ifon the estate of Alexander
-jgjlft-t M’Uoiugle, deceased, was placed
*a.
hy ah order of the Court of said
1*
’ County, and the heirs of the said
V
; • Alexander M’Doogle, pcf'n.
! fT'HEDefend nts, the Htfrt «f Atcx’r M'Douele,
ti';',-'JL deceased, »a» havingenfowsdtheir appearance
Ki& and given security according to the act of assembly
4 «Hd thofydes ofthis oourt ; aud it appearing to the
s ; J. aadsf^cdoaef the rohrt thatthey are not inhabitants
the motionof the ptaintUThy his
it IS ordered that the defendants appear here
' or the third day of November term next, and ap
theMa «fUwpbiRtlfft'«ad that a pony of this
!'v. hr forthwith published h» use of the Norfolk
:W. KcmwMpersfertwoi
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iimoeu mquoricc
Windsor Soup
Spanish Annatto
Powder of Red Saunders
Senna of superior quality
Saga in grain **
Refined Sat Ammoniac
Cantharidetv ' *j j.
Spermaceti . .
Red Precipitate
<Vhite Vitriol
- V»
Japonic Earth
Refined Salt Petre
YSitrolattd Tartar
I)r;i gnu’s Hlood ;
Sugar of I#ead
Anderson’s Pills
Common Knugies
Gentian Root
Sponge of superior qua
lity;?
PowtWifortf hind; lead
Prepared Tully Stone
C’ium Scurimony
Magnesia in powder
Root of Mazerion,
Burgundy Pitch
Shavings of Hartshorn
Itoot f VateTi tn
Rattle snake Root
Root of Colomha
Sw|et Flag .
Gum Arabic «f superior
quality *
Copal
Root nf Rhubarb
Manna fFfcke a
M-gnesia, small squares
L. mg P< pper
Root of Zodosr ■ %
ti its.ini of Tain
Bin term g Plaister
I Hoot of Ipccuctmnna
Gum Ruio
Lytharge ujrfp
Grains ofParadfce,
Aleppo Gall
Kefinwl Burak
Hock A limn
Leaves of Digitalis
Surcotorine Aloes ,
Virginian Snake Root
Peruvian Bark, Red
Juniper Berries
*■ Expressed Oil of Mace. «.
Cassia Buds
Calimine Stone, *v
Silver Catheters
Elastic do.
Boagtes 1* \
Lint
Simarouba Bark
Vial Corks
Cinnamon Water
Spirituous
Balsam of Copal va
Soluble Tarta
'Oil of Lavender
British Oil * ? ,.
| Balsam of Honey *
Sucking Bottles for Chil*
| dren
Nipple Shells
1‘eruviun Balsam |
I Church’s Gough drops
Oil of Vitriol
Aqim Fortia „
Marine Acid '
Lavender-Water ,
| Jesuits Drops
Flower of Sulphur f
Essence of Spruce *
Sweet Oil, uf excellent
quality
Glaubers Salts ; t .
Castile Snap ,
Fiiik Root
Sarsaparilla Root
Green and White Vials
assorted
James’s Fe ver Powders
Quicksilver ■
G raduated measures <
Essence of Mustard
• Htciiptei ty Afea*r*. Niemfytr W Fon
v‘ ^.ffcaotee, Mtfptfnir^ ,
^andb^fiter^ljbdd^
Sj| Jtmongtt which are ,
Superfine and common Blue, Black,
Green, Drab, and D*rfc trtixed Cloths, *
Superfine and common blue* black, drab, and dark
mixed Cassimercs,
Blue, black, drab, and dark mixed Brunswick Cords,
and Stnckingnetfs,
Fashionable Waistroating,
Blue and drab Plains, ;f$:f!&*$*"%?. •*
Blue and white Kerseys, .v. V * ,
'BearSkins, '! ' ■*
White, red, and yellow Flannels; Pelisse do,
Bo»e and Point Blankets,
Black, olive, drab, constitution Cords and Velvets,
Irish Linens, Irish' Sheetings, Linen and Cotton
Diapers,»
Long Lawns; Linen Cambricks; Brown Hollands,
Linen and Cotton Checks, *
Gnrrahs, M.imoodies, J-dumpoors, hlne Cottons,
Sooty Romalls and Gilla Handkerchiefs,
Dignities, Furniture do.
Callicoes, undressed do. furniture do.
Silk and Cotton Ginghams ; .Shirting Cottons,
Black, coloured, and white camhrick Muslins,
Twilled Cambricks, Jaconet Muslins,plain and figur
ed Leno do.
Fancy and seeded do, % ‘
Mull Moll , do.
Elegant 7-4 Cachmirs Shawls,
Silk and Cotton Shawls, , *
Bandanna and flag silk Handkerchiefs; Madras do.
Childrens’cotton do.
Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ silk, aotton, 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<Jloves,
Silk an.i cotton Armlets, . ■
Gentlemens’ silk, beaveiyand dog skity Gloves,
Silk and cotton §uspendet4,
Black Bomb.zeens; white and black Crapes,
White end coloured cotton Balls,*■ «
Sewing Cotton in hanks; Nun’s breads ; Tapes,
Bobbins f'Galhinp Bindings ; Furniture do.
Pins, pi) Cloths, cotton Umbrellas. , *
Lilcewite, * *
A number of other Articles,
Wo make his assortment complete, all of which will
be sold at very reduced prices. t
October 15. tf
. Drayton mills curtis,
Has just received and now opening!
A supply oPScasonable Goods,
Carefully tejected from, the latest importations,
* J' ' anting which are,
Best Superfine C loths of Dutch# English, and Do
me&tick Manufactures, Cassimeres
Vestings, Scotch Plaids <#
Lamb’s Wool, Angola and worsted Stockings, and
half Stockings, Yarn Hose, #
Sati|> Beaver Hats, cambrick and common Dimities,
Elegant rich Leno, book and*Mull MusRns
Dress Robes, and a variety of either fashionable
- Articles*— Like wise,* *
Ladies’, Gentlemens’ and childrens’ morocco and
leather Shoes, $
do. blue, green, marble, white, tea, and black
f*, Kid Shoes 4, servant’s strong Shoes and
Boots- Also, tjj,
SO setts eleganrChina, 10 boxes Sperm. Candles, 4
1 case Decanters and Glasses.
October 26. atf
at " b • ,
2000 Russia Mats, /or shipments of
Salt, Grain, See.
26 crates well assorted Earthenware,
2 sets elegant Table China, *
30 boxes half pint Tumblers, 100 straws each,
• 5 do. plain and cut Wine Glasses,
60 do. short Pipes,' four groce each—For
Sale a’t my Ware-House In Water-Street, for cash
or Newbern Bank Notes.
John C. Niemeyer.
» Who is selling off at reduced prices,
His Stock of GOODS,
On Main-Street-— Consisting of
An elegant assortment of Cutlery, Hardware, Look
ing Glasses, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings, and a
great variety of Fancy Articles.
And offer*for Rent,
The House now occupied by him,
on Main-Street, containing five convenient rooms
up-stairs, a neat Store and Back Room down stairs,
three excellent dry Cellars, a firt-proof Kitchen,
and other Out Houses.
October 3i. lm
Best Green COFFEE,
Tor Sale by
Moses Myers & Son.
October 15. tf *
20,000 bushels coarse SALT,
*For Sale by
, , r. -•'**' N. Heron.
Aogost2®. ‘ 1 V ,"fcy, tf.
LANDING
Fr$m en board (be Brig Retrieve, at
y's
. * Wharf,
1000 Sacks SALT, Liverpool filled,
150 Crates Earthenware, well assorted.
. * v i For Sale by
V? •:/'-i <■&. A. Maclure.
September 19. tf
Drugs, Medicines, Surgeon’s Instru
ments, Paints, Oils, Water Colours,* '
' •* Brushes and Window Glass,
of a superior Quality,
Are offered in large or small quantities at aurStrfre
pear Market-Square, Main-Street, Norfolk, for
Ready Caah. ^ Tl
The strictest attention will be paid to these who
favour* ns with their orders.
MEDICINE CHESTS, with books of Instruct!
•ns, put op or replenished in the1 neatest manner,
andobtheshortestnotice. -
Newton Cow defy & Co.
i *
or Three LADS,
Of respectable ■ Connections, *flf be takeii Apptda
in the Yriatiaf tasnfN attheid^er Mm,
« r tANBm©
*rmo» kmrd the Kiting Stater, ' Cdpti Mvfomh,
'v,V *.«#'W ,; from Aew-York, - ,••«.'■’:, <
50 terreIs *A|>pip Brandy, i; h •
* S Swfcs Glassware,jjfc. _
fr-', ■ "tcrs, Goblets, Wine' (Siasses, Stt.
I box Placing Curds, i do. Ink Powder.
■/.' p -«>/•... y
■ ^ ’ 51 Williadl Periuock.
October 10.
/or SA^E at my Brew-House,
Strong, Table, and Ship BEER,
By the ■hogshead, barrel, end half barrel—end a
constant supply of bottled PORTER in packages
and by the dozen.
r. - . And in Store,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries,
' wholesale and retail.
Joseph Hayes,
February 18. tf
THE SUBSCRIBER,
Offers for Safe at his IVare-lluuse in ll'atcr-Strect,
4500 Gunny BAGS,
6000 Linen do. of 2 and 3 bushels,
* 40 hhds. and? „ . . c
250 barrels £ Prime Muscovado Sugary,
10 bags Jamaica Coffee,
12 boxes half pint Tumblers, 100 straws each,
45 pieces Raven's Duck,
25 do. Russia Canvas,
y, 70 do. Hessian Rolls,
250 do. Brown Rolls,
4s do. Oznuburgs and TicklenburgS,
20 do. Fine Shirt Linen and Sheetings,
30 do. Table Cloths and Bedbunts,
, 50 do. White Rolls,
till pair Waffle Irons, 80 hogshead Shooks,
35 boxes short Pipes,
250 pieces Paper Hangings,
12 barrels Glue, 0
10 boxes prime Hrvsnna Segars,
60 dozen Sieve*, 15 boxes Playing Cards,
8 boxes cut end plain Tumblers and Wine
Glasses.
4 And a( fits Store in Main Street,
A great variety of Looking Glasses, Glass Ware,
and Fancy Articles—For Cash or approved Paper.
John C. Kicmeyer.
September 3. , . . tf *
f Samuel Coleman, *
Opposite the Market, Westward, has received a
supply of fresh Newark SHOES consisting of
Ladies’ KID SHOES,
do. Cork Scaled Morocco Shoe*,
* do. thick bottegned do. do. t '
de. Slips add Ties do. do.
Velvtft do.
Gentlemen’s Fine Shoe*, - .
do. Morocco Pumps,
Girls Morocco Slips and Ties,
do. Leather do. t do. f.
do. n Strong Shoes, a.
Boy’s Morocco Pumps, * ■
do. Lined ahd bound Leather Shoes,
do. Strong do. do.
Children’s Morocco and Leather Bootees and Ties,
Servant’s very Btrong Leather Shoes.
ALSO,
A quantity of
Ladses’ and Gentlemens’ SHOES,
made here, and a very large assortment of BOOTS
made in his Factory, of the best materialstind work
manship that Philadelphia and Norfolk would fur
nish ; Biijs BOOTS, &c. &c.
The above articles will be sold.,as low, some of
them lower than such can be purchased in this coun
try.
A few bales of COTTON—and
Martin’s Double Branded FLOUR.
November 15. tf
►3“ M O TICE.
A Petition will be presented to the
next General Asse nbly, to open Granby-street to
Main-street. i
August 2r. tma
LANDING
From on hoard the Brig Horizon, and will-he sold hj
the Subscriber on reasonable tirnu if taken from
along side,
1000 sacks SALT, Liverpool filled,
200 tons do. loose,
21 crates Earthenware, 62 boxes Pipes,
41 pieces Twilled Sacking,
1 bale Ozuaburgs.
A. Mac!ure.
Sept- 26.. , tf
rnr> q a r n
A Lease of the STORE next door to
Mrs. Campbell’s, west, at present occupied by Mr.
Noel, has a back romii below and two up st .irs, a
good cellar and yard, has four years to run from
December next. Fur terfns apply to
Peter Elliott,
_ , No. loi, Main-Street.
October 15. if
, FOR LEASE,
' ^ 1' ■For a number of Years,
Six LOTS fronting the Main Road
leading out of the Borough, near Mr. David Pierce’s
Dwelling-Haute.
FOR SALE,
On a credit *J i, 8, and 3 Yean,
A place'called DUNSVIl LE,
On the road to Mr. Armistead’s Rope Walk, with
in the limits of the corporation—this place is orna
mented with trees, is oil high ground, and well situ
ated for a publick garden.
Also for Sale on the tame credit
A BRiCK. HOUSE on Main-Street,
No. 93, near Market Square, near 50 feet in front*
calculated for two tenements, and a good stand for
business, sow occupied by Xtemeyer & Von Kapff.
& .Blanchafd,
T"75-- 1 1 j " ——'
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The Publick Mrt hereby notifiedt
,; That the MAIL STAQE, ,
Rmming from Norfolk te Sufiblk and Petersburg,
*atore MAT TH£W45LENnVt A
will in future leave M ATTHCu; r> r ^ P*
'»•*».«( tmm.,.- him,,
M one o'clock, and arrive the* every Sunday ’Wed
«ekdava^lFrtday,attea p’ctoc|/^Sm«
• —f - • •'*»/1«» U ciiicK* uenuefneu wba
**&**•**# *»>*r abater
1#>y fitren that t1»e‘fi4Io*fcj
fnly, willhencefor.
'0r'tHKrbe' chained by the.
the PP.oenlx'Pir* ,
Cofnpany, In Londm^ ft.,
met from Fire on '
- Building*' and Merchandize
lit, ■ ■. '* ' '■
. 4> v ^. r- • \>.i.
Rdfet^of Annual Premium to
\c paidfor Avturinct >
‘‘v , d§ai»st
HAZARDS-oV'-tSS _,,
via.
Brick or stone buildings covered with slate orfile,
not contiguous to any other building, furniture or
merchandize not hazardous, contained in such build*
ings—For any sum not exceeding 10,000 dollars in
6ne risk 37 1-2 cents per^itao* per 100 dollars ;«|f ■
adjoining other buildings of same materials 56 i-4
cents per 100 dollars. • :■ v , .r ■ • -
HkZAROS OK THE SECOND CLASS, VIZ. > i
Buildingshaving the four walls entirely of brick*
or stone, carried throughthe roof and entered with
shingles, not ontigbus # any other buildings, fur.
niture. or merchandize not hazardous, contained in,
shell (MjHldings—For sums not exceeding 40,000 did*.
Jars in one risk 56 1-4 cents per annum per 100 dol
lars ; if "adjoining other buildipgs orthe same mate
rials, 75 to 100 cents per 100 dollars.
HAZARDS OF THE THIRD CLASS, VIZ.
Timber Buildings covered with shingles, not con
tiguous to any other buddings, and entirely free from
external risks, furniture or merchandize not ha
zardous contained in said buildings—For suit* nut
exceeding 10,008 dollars in one risk, 100 cents per
100 dollars; if adjoining other buildings 15Oto^3$0
cents per annum per 100 dollars, propprtiotiableto
tire external risk.
Larger sums may be insured by special agreement
with the Agent,
1 allow Welters, Soap-Makers, Brewers, Vinegar
and Sweet Makers, Hemp and Flax Dressers, Print-1,
ing Houses, Coopers, Capenters, Cabinet-Makers, S
Coach Makers, Malt-Houses, Bakers, Ship-Chand
lers, Boat-Huilders, Rope-Makers, Sugar Refihers,
Distillers, Chemists, Varnish-Makers, Turpentine—
Works, Theatres, and all Mills and Machinery
are, deemed extra-hazardous, nndtlie rate upon >
risks will be proportionally increased. *
Conditions of Insurance.
I. Persons desirous to make insurance on build*
ings, are to deliver in tothe Agent the following par*
ticulars, viz.—Of what materials the Walls and rrtof
"teach building are constructed, as well as the Con*
strnction of the buildings contiguous thereto ; whe
ther the same are occupied as private dwellings, or
how otherwise where situated; also, the name or
names of the present occupiers. ,
Each budding must be separately valued, and 'ft
specified sum insured thereon ; and in like manner
a separate sum insured bn the property contained
therein.
All manufactories which contain furnaces, strives,
coakles, ovens, orotherwiseusefire-heat, are charge* '
able at additional rates. ■ ■ 4
In the insurance of goods, wares, or merchandize,
the buildings or place in which file same are deposit*
ed, is to be described ; also whether such gohds are
of the kinds denominated hazardous, and whether
manufactory is carried on in the premises.
Arid if any person or persons, shall insure his or
their buildings or goods, and shall cause the same to
be described in the policy otherwise than as tlicy
really are, so as the same be charged at a lower pre
mium than is herein proposed, such insurance shall
be of no force.
II. Goods held in trust, or on commission, are to
be insured as such, otherwise the policy trapnot,ex
tend to cover such property. ' ■* '
III. No loss or damage to be paid on fire happen
ing by any invasion, foreign enemy, civil commoti
on, riot, or an ■ military or usurped power whate
ver ; nor for damage dene by fire occasioned by
earthquakes or hurricanes : but this company will ,
make good losses on property burnt by lightning.
IV. Books of accounts, written securities, bills* '
bonds, tallies, and ready money, cannot be insured.
\. Jewels, plate, medals, or other curiosities,
paintings and sculptures, are not included In any In. in
surance, unless sgch are specified in the policy.
VI. Persons insuring property at this office, mhst
give notice of any other insurance made elsewhere 'X
on their behalf on the same, and cause such other
insurance to he endorsed oft their policies ; in which
case each office shall be liable to the payment only of
a rateable proportion of any loss or damage which
nuy be sustained ; and unless such notice is given,
the insured will not be entitled to recover in case of
loss.
VII. No order of insurance will be of arty force,
unless the premium is pi :d to the agent, or unless,*
sum has been advanced, and the agent has delive
his receipt on account of the office ; and all pert,
desirous to .continue their insnrances, must
their future paj meats annually Within fifteen days
after the day limited by their respective policies. er
the same will be void.
VIII. All persons assured by thia Company, ana
tabling any loss or damage by fire, are forthwith to
give notice to the comprny’s agent, and as loon aa
possible after, to deliver in, as particular an account
of their loss or damage, signed with their own hands*
as the nature of the case will admit of, and make
proof of the same by their oath or affirmation,
and by tbeir I looks of accounts or other proper von
chers, as shall be reasonably required; and shall
procure a certificate under the hands of a magistrate
or sworn notary of the city or district in which the
fire happened, not concerned in such loss, importing
that they are acquainted with the character andch? 1
cumstauces of the person or persons insured, and do
know, or verily believe, that he, she, orjtbeV, reaU
ly, and by misfortune, without any kind of fi aud or
evil practice, have sustained by such fira,-loss and
damage to the amount tlrerein mentionedupind until
such affidavit and certificates are produced, die loss
money shall not be payable; also, if there appeara
any fraud or false swearing, the claimant shall for
feit his claim to restitution) or payment, by virtue of ■'
his policy. • ' _5 :
IX. In case any difference or’‘‘disputd shaTl arise
between the assured and the company, touching any.
loss nr damage, ---v___
such difference may be submitted to
the judgment and determination of arbitrators Indif
ferently chosen, whose award in writing shall bo
conclusive and binding to all parties. Andfthen any
floss or damage shall have been duly preVed, the in
sured shall receive satisfaction, to the foil amount
thereof, without allowance of any discount, fees, or
ether deduction whatever. - ■ 4 y • ; hV* “
X. Persons chuting to insure for seven yean, will
be charged for six years only ; also, for a less num
ber of years than seven, will be allowed a reasona
ble discount. • ' .v r
Richard Taylor; Agent,
September !?*•
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rftltTSHED THXEE TlUgs'A-WEEfc,
^ BY WILLIAM DAVIS^
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: ■ . trice SU Delius Yearly, feedsaMto . _
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