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? ' fferntr s/- Bank-Street, havejuu reeeivtd mn
4r> st' munrimentblf... *>
••'-• ’jPrSsh Drugs arid Medicines,
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Jttwr of Vitriol
*" Borax -i
um Ammooia* ^
Au»f«tida f
Benzoin . ' ■•,,
GoalacnW * ^ f .
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Gambexo lL.%J
Kino
V-r« ", Scimmonf
*■.;■ - ‘ Crown UMfli l&Me.ip'k
. Shaving «•* .
. .<. t,w«A. fen» •• V u^.
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Perarntx Bark iff Quill, and -Powder, of the
• first quality.
> s / Caster Oil of superior quality.
Tooth and Nail Brushes, kc. kc. kc.
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: '.f Abo,
A variety of Sarjgvdn’a Instruments.
VJ |i^7» Practitioners of Physir.it supplied on the
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most ni'xler te tenns, and oii the shortest notice.
■»m* Medicine Chests put up on the most approv
ed plan wkh printed directions. Sept. 24.
& NOTICE.
\ Petition will be presented to the
next General Assembly to widen Concord-Street
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twenty feet to Granby Street, with the least possible
Injury |o individuals and expense to the corporation.
September 10.
Una
At a Court held for Norfolk County,
'7 *:« the irth day of September, 1810*
r
John Brent, surviving partner of.
Wr :r
John Brent k Co. Tl’Jf.
, Against
Joseph Segninr ,Sheriff of the Cmin
„ ty of Norfolk, into whose posses
>Tn Chant cry.
sion the estate of Alexander
S'/#
M’DoUfj-le, deceased, was placed
- by an order of the Court of said
County, and the heirs of the said
Alexander M’D»ugle, Itef'ts. •
THE Defendants, the Heirs of Atex'r M'Dongle,
deceased, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of assembly
and the rules of this court; and it appearing to the
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^satisfaction of the court that they are not inhabitants
of this country, on the mnti >n of the plaintifT Ijy his
counsel,1^ is ordered that the defendant* appear here
on the third day of November term next, and an
swer the bill of the pi ,intiff, and that a copy of this
order be forthwith published in one of the Norfolk
Newspapers for two months successively, and post
ed at the front door of the Court-House of this
County.
i... A Copy, Teste,
i Win. Wilson, Jun. c. n. c.
No folk Borough,
At s Quarttrly Section Court, held the 27th day *J
^V'*; ,/ti - ■:* r August, <810. ■
Nrsekiah Ketchum, Compl’t j
s Against yJb i
i Chancery.
Charles Grice and Warren Ashley, (
Deffnd.'Ots.
»■
T HE Defendant Cle rics Grice net having enter
_ his sppe r- nre, ayd given security accord
ed
ing itp the act of asse'riWy and Mte rules "f'his couit;
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
he is not au iuh'biunt f this c«mm»nwei.Hh : on
the ipotion of the con,pi .irrnt bv liis counsel, it is
ordered that the said ife.feud.tiit Charles Grice do
Appear here >m the fouith Monday in November
next, sod answer the bill of the complainant, and
that a cc'py’of tlijg ;>rder be forthwith inserted in one
*,t
•f the newspapervprinted in this Bo-ouyh for eight
weeks successively, anil posted at the frontdoor of
IflKe Ctiurt-H'iuse of this Borough: and it is further
■ordered, th t the defend i n t Warren Ashley who
hath effects of the mid Charles Grice in his hands,
d» not pay, convey .any, or. secret such effects, but
retain them till the further order of this court,
f- A C»|>y, . Teste,
Geo. W. Camp, D. C. C,
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Vjftr.lWJA, TO WIT.
jt( a Chan* cry District Court, held at the City
. '. WiUianuburgt the 14th day of July, 1810.
Josiah Com, Plaintiff
V Jgainet
Richard Bowden, Richard Drummond, and Moses)
^Myers. partners, acting under the firm nf Richard
Bowden and company, and John Abbott,
Defendants,
"•§\S the motion of the plaintiff1 by his counsel, the
S if.
V-Jeoort doth order, tfipt the defendants Richard
Bowden and company, do render an account of their
transactions relativ- to the schooner Dorchester,
’ matedtn the bill to have been in partnership between
Asms and the defendant Abbott and the plaintiff, !,*
Ibpe Master Commissioner Cowper, who is directed
toexatnine, state, aud settle the same, and to make
f‘!. ’ ■
? ratort thereof to the court, with any matters speci
; «*y stated thought pertinent by himself dr required
by the parties. In taking which account the said
defendants Richard Bowden and company, aredirec
■ ted to exhibit on oath to die said commissioner the
books aha papers containing all the transactions re
lative to the said schooner ; and the defendant John
Abbott, not haring entered his appearance, and gi*
^ •n securtty according to the acts of assembly and the
*IWI of this court, and it appearing to the salis
r- f:./ faction of the conn that he ia not an inhabitant of
rii -v this country, on the motion of the plaintiff by his
-j.^,«oun*el it it ordered, that the said defendant do ap
WWft t## fe*** ^ uf.*f *«*t term, and an
•: pirerthe lSHt of the plaintiff, end that a copy of this
I.;**,: #rder be, forthwith inserted iu one of the Norfolk
•> hfewsoapers for two mmths success!* tfe, and post
jgj^Utffront dw of the former capitol in this city.
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hony Robinson, C...C
Antric
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VERTISEUWtNT.
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,' Tkt Saktcriber Jf..8fywU> will
’ - ' k. - ^'m acammodatiifg term, ,
'JHfcarIhighiy iniproved TENEMENT^
tn the Ctty Of WHHamtbufg, containing 25 ades ofi
jnrwmd, purchased of the ,Ute Judge Prentis— jC ni
nefeaf this Propel ty is not *n«de by the 15th Octt*.
Mr, it will then be let to tbd highest bidder for the;
i of one year, the tenant Wiving bond and secnvU*
the due pevmeut of theorem, and tw return the
' end fottlm the feene neat' order ae when de. ■
....... ^'Imeed. To aoft a tenant, tkehoosee, y«rd% <ndi
- - gu*m, mnrbf rented separately^ ”
#' „£'• * • 'Henry ’Skit
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\*a£ **y.?#■
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M ‘ 7 Ax- \ • - . dcr *
V*V- >*,£ «.%
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aw : . Z y. ■
am of Tartu
Cantharklea
&
9Pium ... .«■*.
Isms;!:tU ' m
I.vtlmrgC ,,;4i
4 "'X*
Mice
Manna
C-I^mel
I«l»p .
Rhubarb
Ipecacuanha
Tartar Emetic
Liquorice -.*>
S'tjfi
Tapioca
Arrow Root. -
4-f*
’Sal*" &
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■%&< fcj£» T,tieyfetsg£r$\
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. Best GrecnGOFFEE,
for Sale by.
V*.1,
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,V;.: ;<iv» • ■ Moses
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Ottobet II.
20,000 bushels coarse SALT,’ >
For Sale by
•**F^
'• fcf
N. Heron.
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5*7* >f 7"
Awgast 2#.
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Areas on hoard the Brim Retrieve, at Murray'*
Wharf,
1000 Sacks SALT, Liverpool filled,
150 Crates Enrthmware, well assorted.
„ , For bale by
A. Maclure.
September 19. tf
FOR SM,F„ *
The Cargo of the Schooner Richard
D. Stanley—Consisting of a
Choice parcel of Tobago RUM,
Which is this d «y I tndinp on Maxwell's wharf, and
will be sold on liberal terms by
P. & J. W. Henop.
Aarnst 1. If
Genuine Patent and family Medi
cmcs,
Celebrated for the euro of m»it diseases to which the Hu
(Dan Body it liable
Prepared only by the sole Proprietor,
T. W. DYOTT, M. D.
Grandson of the late 1 >r R-bivtson, of Edinburgh
CELEBRATED
Stomachic Elixir of Health.
(Price one dollar and Fifty Cent! )
One of the most efficacious Medicines, ever offered to
the publick, for the speedy relief and cure of 'obstinate
coughs, colds, consumptions, the hooping cough, asthmas,
pains and wind in thu stomach, removing habitual c-,stive
ness, sickness at the stomach, dysenteries, etude:a met
bus, severe griping*, the summer bowel complaint in chil
dren, dec. Ac.
DR. ROBERTSON'S
/ v. Vegetable Nervous Cordial,
i.'. < • - OR,
Nature’s Grand Restorative.
f Price One Dollar and Fifty Cento,J
Is cosrnrtci.tly recommended as the most efficacious mo
dicine, for the speedy relief and cure of all nervous com
plaints, impuritiesef the blood, seminal weakness, gleet..,
and various complaints, resulting from secret impropriety
of youth and diffipated pleasures, residence in warm cli
mates, the immoderate use of tea, the unskilful of exceffive
afe of mercury, so often destructive to the human frame,
and diseases peculiar to females at a certain period of life,
barrenness, die.
DR. ROBERTSON’S
> Patent Stomachic Wine Bitters.
(Price One Dollar. J
These celebrated ai d well known Bitters are composed
purely of vegetables, and are particularly adapted fur restor
rug weak constitutions, cleanfuig and ^lengthening the
tiomach, and increafing the appetite ; they are extremely
serviceable in all seasons, nut particularly fo on the ap
proach of warm we*thtr,'when biltious habits experience
such total loss of appetite. Also a certain preventative
against intermittent fevers and agues, dysenteries, die.
DR. ROBERTSON’S
Celebrated Gout & Rheumatic Drops.
(Price Two Dollars.)
A cafe smd effectual cure for the gout, rheumatism, lum
bago, Roue and gravel, swellings and weakness of the joints,
sprains, bruifes, aud all kinds of green wounds; thecrardp,
pains in the head, face and body, ftiffhefs of the aeck,chil
blaius, iroaeu limbs, die.
DR. ROBERTSON’S
Infallible Worm Destroying Lozenges.
A Mcnici'ie highly necessary to be kept in all Families
Price SO edits.
Dr. Dyott’s Anti-Billious Pills,
For the prevention and cun- of Bilious and Malignant Fe
vers. Price £3 cents, large boxes 60 eents.
DR. UYOTT’S
Patent Itch Ointment.
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease and certain
ty, is infinitely superior to any other medicine, for tire cure
of that most tieagreeable and tormenting disorder THE
ITCH. Price 50 ceult per box.
> t)R. TISSOT’S
Celebrated Gout and Rheumatick
\ Drops.
|(Priie Two Dollar*.J
The Vegetable Balm of Life.
(Price One Dollar. J
:/■ ' The Balm of Iberia,
Extracted from an Iberian plant, for curing defect* *f the
•kin, and improtirm the complexion, Sec. See.
( Price Two Dollar*.)
The Restorative Dentrifice,
Foreleansing, whitening, and preserving the teeth and
gum*-. Price 50cent* per boa,
. Since the above invaluable medicine* were firft discovered
by Or. Robertson, upward* of Seven Hundred Thousand
Person* have experienced their happy and salutary effects,
ituny Of'whom from the greatdft debility.
Dr.Dvott, respectfully solicits the pdblick to observe,
that owing to the certificates of cures, performed through
the efficacy of the above Medicines, having becoraot»o nu
merous for their insertion in a newspaper, he has in conse
quence thereof published pamphlets, wherein are enrolled,
in the moat demonstrated and conspicuous manner, the un
deniable facts signed by citizens of the first respectability,
, energy, and members of the faculty; and are now tp be had
gratis of him and his respective agents, throughout the
United States. > ''
A PtUtSlT SUPPLY Of
> The above Medicines,
Ju*t received ctndjbr Salt at the Book-Store of
Afreet*. Bokoat, Conrad, tt* Co. where Pamphlet*
may he.had gratia. ‘ .0
C$* Take notice 4ut oaf b tad allofthegbotmge-j
nuino Medicine*, are signed ah the Outside covers, with
the signature of tho sole Proprietor.
Sit W, DYOTT, M. .
.. JMta fS.r * tf' !
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" Two or Three LADS,.
Of tcapoctable connection*, will be takes Appreu
Ucoa tn the Printing Bheimwemt dan Iffitaer (Mice.
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it# :j- LANDING
the Hieing State*, Cofit•
/row -*rw- ForF,
6$.barrels Apple Brandy, ; 4 *
<». do.* prime Pork,
3 cask* Glassware, containing Tumblers, Decan
• • teri, Goblets, Wine Glasses, See. ;cv,
1 box Playing Cards, 1 do. Ink Powder.
For Sale by
; William Pennocfc.
October 10. tf
Far SALE at thy Brea-Haute,
Strong, Table, and Ship BEER, ;
By the hogshead, barrel, and half barrel—and a
constant supply of bottled PORTER in packages
and by the dozen.
rind in Store,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries,
wholesale and retail.
, Joseph Hayes.
February IS. tf
THE SUBSCMRKRS
Injortn their friends and tit: /lublie, that they have
associated themselves in the
M E D I C A L LI N E,
And offer for S-le, at their Shop, Main-Street, op
posite to old Bank-Strei-t, the following
DRUGS, See. &c.
In addition to which they are in daily expectation of
a supply.
Hod arcs & Kin<?.
Spirits of Wine
l>isttiled Vinegar
iEther
S:.it of Wormwood
Spirit of snl Ammoniac
Sweet Spirits of Nitre
Permian Hark, yellow
Cream :ind Crystals of
Tartar
Cowhage
Purified Soda I
Lee s Antibilious PILLS
Powder of Colocynlh
Rochelle Salts
Orange Peel
Chamomile Flower*
Ginger
Anise Seed
Worm ditto
Jalap
l’arta r Emetic
Cnpperass
Blue Stone
Patent Spring Trusses
with Ivory Pads
Orange Apples
Ivory Kin. 1t/
Court PLister |
Spring Lancet*
White Lead
Common Trusses
Sal Ammoniac
Essential Salt of Lemons
Coriander Seed
Pumice Stone
Patent Sago in lb cannis- i
tars
Powder of Turmeric
Cbitiba
Rhubarb
Cardamom Seeds
Glass of Antimony
Cera ted
Hopkins’s Pile Ointment
Sponges
Gum Myrrh—Allum—Cassia.
Prepared Calomel
Diachylon Planter
Strengthening do.
Powder of Liquorice
Orris Root
Cloves
Gum Guaiac
— Shell Lae
Ausfeetida
Galbanum
Rust of Iron
Angustar Bark
Casc-irilia do.
Refined Camphor
Manna in sorts
Isinglass
Castor
Bole Armenie
Meicuri <1 Plaister
Gum Benzoin
Ammoniac
Gamboge
Tragacanth
Crude Antimony
Prepared Crab's Claws
Essence of Bergamot and Lemons
Oil of Sweet Almonds
Flowers of Benzoin
Infernal Stone
Oil of Mint
Extract of Hemleck
,Peruvian Bark
Conserve of red roses
Powder of Ipecacmmna
American Castor Oil ve
ry superior
West India do. do. excel
lent quality
Ammoriscal Copper
Oil of Pennyroyal
Cloves
Cinnamon
Lunar Caustic
Musk
Oil of Anise Seed
Rose Water, very excel
lent, in pint battles
Essence of Peppermint
Cephalic Snuff
Turlington’s Balsam
Steers Opodeldoc
Stoughton’s Bitters
Godfrey’s Cordial
Norris’* Drops, large and small bottles.
|CT Orders from the country will be strictly at.
tended to, and Medicine Chests for Shipping, pat op
Running from Norfolk to SnflWk and Petersburg,
will in future leave MATTHEW GLENN'S TA
VERN,at the Sign of th6 Indian Queen, Main-street,
Norfolk, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
kt one o’clock, and arrive there every Sunday, Wed
hetday and Friday, at ten o’clock. Gentlemen who
trewlthisroate will pleueeaR ulus bar and eater.
v*»
Refined Riquorice
Windsor Soap
Spanish Annntto
Powder of Red Saunders
Senna of superior quality
Sago in grain
Refined Sal Ammoniac
Cantharides
Spermaceti
Red Precipitate
White Vitriol
Japonic F.arlh
Refined Salt Petr#
Vitrolated Tartar
Dragon's Blood
Sugar of Lead
Anderson’s Pills
Common Bougies
Gentian Root
Sponge of superior qua*
Uty
Powder of black lead
Prepared Tolly Stone
Gum Scam ninny
Magnesia in powder
Root of Mazerion
Burgundy Pitch
Shavings of Hartshorn
Root of Vaterian
Rattle snake R ait
Root of Cnlomba
Sweet Flag
Gum Atabic of superior
quality
Cpal
Root of Rhubarb
M..nn \ Flake
Magnesia, small squares
Long Pepper
Root of Zodoar
Balsam of Tolu
Blistering Plaister
Root of Ipecacuanna
Gum Kino
British Oil
Balsam of Honey
Sucking Bottles for Chil
dren
Nipple Shells
Peruvian Balsam
Church's Cough drops
Oil of Vitriol
Aqua Fortis
Marine At id
Lavender-Water
Jesuits Drops
Flower of Sulphur
Essence of Spruce
Sweet Oil, of excellent
quality
Glaubers Salts
Castile Soap
Pink Root
i Sarsaparilla Root
Green and White Vials
assorted
James’s Fever Powders
Quicksilver
Graduated measures
I Essence of Mustard
Lytharge
Grains nf Paradise,
Aleppo Gall
Refined Bora*
Rock Allum
Leaves of Digitalis
Succotorine Aloes
Virginian Snake Root
Peruvian Bark, Red
Juniper Berries
Expressed Oil of Mace
Cassia Buds
Calimine Stone,
Silver Cuthctere
Elastic do.
B.aigiee
Lint
Simaroubn Bark
Vial Corks
Cinnamon Water
Spirituoue
Balsam of Copaiva
Soluble Tarta
Oil of Lavender
<■ 5? ' n
. . 6mcE^* \
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NORFOLK.
*2» NOTICE I* he
. tCE'l* hereby given th»t the foilowhi*
RATES OF PREMIUMS Only, will henecfa£
wsrdbe charged by the Agetit of the Phoenix Fire
Company, in London, for hnocttnok froai Phwnn
L
Building* and Merchandize.
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Rat<* of Animal Premiums to be paid for Asnrimtt
^-'.'Kwe ogainsUFire. f . >1,
HAZARDS OX THE flHST CLASS, VI*i
Brick or stone buildings covered with slate or tile* '
not contiguous, to any other building, furniture ‘Or
merchandize not hazardous, contained in suchbuild
ings—For any sum not exceeding 10,000 dollars tu
one risk 37 1-2 eents per annum per 100 dollar* ; if
adjoining other buildings of sune materials 58 1*4
cents per 100 dollars. ™ ‘'-;j'4afes
HAZARBS OX THE SgCOHD CLASS, TXZ. ,4
Buildings having the four walls entirely of brick
or stone, carried through the roafand covered with* d
shingles, not c*ntigi ms to any other buildings, fur
niture, nr merchandize not hazardous, contained In
suchbtiiTdings-fFor sums not exceeding 10,000 dol
lars in one risk 56 1-4 cents per annum per ICO dol
lars ; if •djoining other buildings of the samd^btote
rials, 75 to#CO cents per 100dollars.
HAZARDS OK THE THIRD CLASS, Viz,
_ Timlier Buildings covered with shingles, not con- ~
tigu ius to any ether buildings, and entirely f: ec fjom
external risks, furniture or merchandize not ha-’’ 1
zurdous contained in said buildings—For sums not
exceeding 10,00t» dollars in one risk, 100 cents ]>er- >
100 dollars; if adjoining other buildings ISO to 200
cents per annum per 100 dollars, proportionable t*
the external risk. y
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
ing Houses, Coopers, Capenters, Cabinet-Maker's,
Coach-Makers, Malt-Houses, Bakers, Ship-Chand*
let s, Boat-Builders, Uope-MakCrs, Sugar Refiners,
Distillers, Chemists, Varnish-Makers, Turpentine-.
Works, Theatres, and all Mills and Machinery
are deemed extra-hazardous, and the rate upon
risks will be proportionably increased. -
Condition•? of Tnthrancc.
I. Person* desirous to nuke insurance On build*
ini's, are to deliver in to the Agent the following par
ticulars, viz.—Of what materials the walls and roof
of each building are constructed, as well as the eon-,
struction of the buildings contiguous thereto; whe
ther the same are occupied as private dwellings, or
hr w otherwise ; where situated ; also, the uame or f
names of the present occupiers. .
m Each building must be separately valued, and *
specified sum insured thereon ; and in like ntanMri^
a separate sum insured on the property contained
therein. , , vv*.
All manufactories which contain furnaces, stoves,
coakles, ovens, or otherwise use fire-heat, are Charge
able at additional rates.
In the insurance of goods, wares, or merchandize^
the buildings or place in which the same are deposit
ed, is to be described ; also whether such goods are
of tile kinds denominated hazardous, and Whether
any manufactory is carried on in the premise*.
And if any person or persons shall insure liis ar "
their buildings or goods, and shall cause the same te y
be described in the policy otherwise than as they
really .re. so as the same be charged at a lower pre
mium than is herein proposed, such insurance shai -♦
be of no force. „
II. Goods held in trust, or on commission, arete 3
!>e insured us such, otherwise the policy will not ejt-'lj
tend to cover such ph.perty. ' “
III. No loss or damage to be paid on lire happen
ing by any invasion, foreign enemy, civil commoti
on, riot, or any military or usurped power whate
ver ; nor for damage done by fire occashmed hf,
earthquakes or hurricanes; but this company willv
make good losses on property burnt by lightning.
IV. Bonks of accounts, written securities, billi*
bonds, tallies, and ready money, cannot be insured.
V. Jewels, plate, medals, or otlier curiosities,
paintings and sculptures, are not included in any n
surance, unless such are specified in the polio*. > i f
VI. Persons insuring property at this 1 ffiew; must
give notice of any other insurance made flfo$where?
on their behalf on the same, and cause mfh nthgr
insurance to be endorsed «n their policies ; in which
case each office shall be liable to the ptivuicqt only of
a rateable proportion of any loss or damage which
may be sustained ; and unless such notice is gives.'*
tiie insured will not be entitled to recover in cate ef i
OsS* ... ' "A.
VII. No order of insurance will be of any force,**
unless the premium is paid tn the agent, or unless a
sum has been advanced, and the agent has delivered
his receipt on account of the office ; and all persons
desirous to continue their insurances, must mate
their future payments annually within fifteen days
after the d'.y limited by their respective policies,
the same will be void.
VIII. All persons assured by this company, ant*
taining any loss or damage by fire, are forthwith to -
live notice to tiie company’s agent, and as soon as
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 mate
proof of the same by their oath or affirmation,
and by their books of accounts or other proper vou
chers, as shall be reasonably required j and shall
procure a certificate under the hands of a magistrate
or sworn uotary of the city or district in which tJwf
fire happened, not concerned in such loss, importing
that they are.acquainted with the character and cir
cumstances of the person or persons insured, and dd
know, or verily believe, that he, she, or they, real
ly, and by misfortune, without any kind of fraud ok*
evil practice, have sustained by such fire, loss snd
damage to the amount therein mentioned; and until
such affidavit and certificates are produced, the loss
money shall not he payable ; also, if there, appeals
any fraud or false swearing, the claimant shall for-'
feit his claim to restitution, or payment, by virtue of
his policy.
IX. In case any difference or dispute shall arftb
between the assured and the company, touching any
loss or damage, 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. And when any
loss or damage shall have been duty proved, the in
sured shall receive satisfaction, to the full amount
thereof, without allowance of any discount, feet, of
•ther deduction whatever.
X. Persons chusing to insure for seven
be charged for six years only 1 also, for a less num
ber of years then seven, will be allowed o reuooo- ’<
bit discount. . ,
ftichard Taylor, Agent, v ^
September !?. ’ • / - < ■ - *>'
. . NORFOLKK 7 '
• ruBLtsniD.rnasE timis a-wlic,*'
ft*WILLIAM
■ w* tbs raot>&isTok, *:^' *'*£*$••"
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