Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-12-07 00:00:00, page 4

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A*. 91, Mat*-Street^ (thrift**.
’mz’mj? * i CHOICE AssjtffrttsiiT olr
Fall ajid Winter Goods,
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piirfine and comitoun Blue, mack
« <£»reen, Drab, and Parklifaixed Cloths, ^
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,.r Bnpei^ne and common blue, blade; drib,
and dark
-.'■iV«ipg^.q*Mjmerea*J s.;
^ affine, black,,drab, and dark mixedBronawick Co
• knd Sttaskinrnetts,
^iPltthfcbabfc Waistcoat mg, 4
^?’\:way^4|abPlain*, a
> BhieHrawbite Kerseys, ;; 7.\
‘r'\ Bear Skins.v : 77“ ~ •'».■'■4 • t>:
0y- jVhite,, andyclltw Fbtnnch; Pelisse do*
Whir*
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Rose and Point Plunkets,
, olive, drab, constitution Cords and Velretf,
T.b. Litieas, Irish Sheetings, Linen and Cotton
Uiaptrft, v I
.Long Lawns; Linen Csmbticks; Brown Hollands,
ftSaga and Cotton Checks,
GurCaks, Mamoodiet, Jaluatpoors, blue Cottons,
■Sooty RomalU and Gills Handkerchiefs,
Dimities, Furniture do,
Callicoes. undressed do, furniture do.
k
Silk and Cotton Ginghams; Shirting Cottons,
> Black, coloured, and whitjs cambrick Muslins,
Twilled Cambricks, Jaconet Muslins, plain and figur
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ed Leno '' --.w v-;,.. f do.
f ancy arid seeded do.
Mull Mull da.
Elegant 7-4 Carhnaira Shawls,
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Silk and Cotton Shawls.
Bandanna arid flag silk Handkerchief*; Madras do.
Childrens* cotton do.
Ladies' arid Gentlemens* silk, cotton, and worsted
Hosiery i Gentlemens’ short cotton, worsted and
5K V»mb’a wool do.; coarse yarn do.
Childrens’ worsted Shoes and Socks.
Extra long white and coloured Rid Gloves, .
BHk and cotton Armlets, ,
4SV.
Gentlemens’ silk, beaver, and dog skin Gloves,
Silk and cotton Suspenders, v .
Black Bombaieens ; whrtc and Mack Crapes,
White and coloured cotton R dls, . ;
Sewing Cottop in hanks ; Nun’s Treads ; Tapes,
Bobbitts; Galloon Bindings ; Furniture do.
Pitts, Oil Cloths, .cotton Umbrellas.
r.*-y . . ". .. Likewise, ■ . .
, _. A number of other Articles
To tmke hts tssorthient compitte, kit of Which will
be Kdd at very reduced prices.
October 15. if_
Tie Subscriber wishes to ~^nr chats t,
M
lOOyOOO drawn W. 6. Iihd. Staves
^ A* * arid Heading,,,
m
/ J 'EXbOOO drawn R. O. H'lgshead Stares,
ft
200,000 twenty-tWo Inch Cypress Shingles.
% The. prwes and terms of payment to be made
V ■'
knowh jgftmediately to
Henry Hastie,
At Not 153, Main-Street,
■■'^'October Hi /; ft -
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tf
ftVft
Hibbcrt's bottled
Porter and Brown
-. -V
- Stout.
Jwtre
CMk/eel by the Shin fitting States, from Lon
.. - dt-n, and/or Sale,
casks Hibbert’a^best bottled Por
ter ahd Ihrown Stout.
Hobnt Maiiland.
8w
$rm binding on Murray's Wharf, from the. Schooner
Cirtdinf, from the CituoJ St. Domingo,
♦ Prime Green Coflee in bags and bbls.
do. Spanish Tobacco, .
,tArge size Mahogany Logs, Ligmimvitx, and
, r ^ l&lni». / . For Sale by
■ ' , ■ 1 ' Peter Desnoe,
1 t ~ s4 No§ 13> Campbell's Wharf.
i'V :
Sept, 12.
TFIk SUBSCRIBER
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fk
Has settled in the Borough of Norfolk,
5%
and resumed the practice of the law. He practices
,tn the Federal and State Courts, holden in the Bo
Tough of Norfolk { and in the inferior and superior
courts of the counties of Nerfolk, Princess-Anne,
and N.tnsemotxl. His office is but a few steps from
Iba ExchangeCoffee-House.
* * Merit M. Robinson.
rlf. 3m
w.,*
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%Butter) Candles., ire.
^ 4^0 boxes Mould Candles, 17 barrels Whiskey,
. 1 pipe «oi&barrels Gin.
* For Sale by
r w ' ' WM. PENtiOCk.
.)> 55, ■ fr-i ■ '■'■•■ -*y..-,r ■ tf
SAiL-MAKING. “
W:
t; vjf* Subtaiber* tnve taken the Upper storp of Mr.
< ■ . Thorium'* Ware Home on Lee’t Wharf 1'own
iP«*is/, where they will carry on the A.
Business.
. whs* w|U employ them, may rest assured
r-sT-vi^a?* ‘nothing undone to merit the appro*
iti ■ sTrmm& thil# customers.
W&fy - y. ■ ■’ . .... ... . ^ r ... .
4%- -il Robinson & Jennings,
.jr.’-V' v,:-,lio'f fitobdV 3« 1 9jb
/i:Vam
For SALE 'fijr ileStdneribtr,
tv- . vSU* - M
weight Navy Broad*
g€#°*
—fi°- Pile* dpi' first quality
eoosUat supply of the abjure articles always on
fe,
^ t . Stephen Harris.
-<6 *;-4-Octab«r 3*. *'. tf ’ : - ■ - ,
’ ' * ■1) W)R SALE. ■ ‘—
,% 7'40OO bushels Turk’s island SALT*
.
-> ‘ Mackinder SC W/tit
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* *, Wcnaka HibbertVbest jSrowo'Stopt,
Octoherag. t> f. ■ ■ tf- •
m'uu,
tafiishcls Cadiz^SlAkT;
. R%w4 & John Taylor.
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-v f^-Two or lWe^ADS,
„ Of,respectable c«inaOibns,, will be take* Apruen*
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^temiine FateTnd f a
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Csfebmtedfett£om*cfmo« .Rich Wfc *
1 * ■ ™«> Bodfta$l*Me, ^ *1 « «,:
j^v- \ Prepare^antif ty fAt iW* * "—~; •*
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v», *w* *j** T<m. DYOTT, m. D.
,.6fM(Hn of ill hi* Dr. Robert ion, of EdhWifh.
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CUUUTIS
Stomachic Elixir of Health* >
’(Price one dollar and Fifty Cent* ) |f.t
One of the most efficacious Medicine*, ever offered to
the publick, for the speedy relief and cure of obstinate
coughs, colds, consumptions, the hooping cough, asthmas,
paint and wind in the stomach, removing habitual enstivc
ness, sickness at the stomach, dysenteries, cholera mor
but, severe griping*, tbe summer bowel complaint in chil
dren, Ac. dec. *
DR. ROBERTSON'S
Vegetable Nervous Cordial*
; or,
( Nature’s Orand Restorative.
(Price One Dollar and Fifty Ceht»,J
Is confidently recommended as the most efficacious me
I divine, for the speedy relief and cure of all neryous com
i plaints, impurities ef the blood, seminal weakness, gleets,
anti various complaints, resulting from secret' impropriety
of youth and dilTtpated pleasuies, residence In watiTtcli
mates, the immoderate use of tea, th* unskii'ul or excclfiv -r
a 'o of mercury, so often destructive to the human frame,
and diseases peculiar to females at a certain period of life,
barrenness, drc.
DR. ROBERTSON’S
PatentfStomachie Wine Bitters.
(Price One Dollar. J
These celebrated and well known Bitters ard comphsen
purely of vegetables, and are particularly adapted for rcstor
ing weak constitutions, cleanfitig and ilrengthcniog the
ftomach, and increafing the appetite; they are extremely
serviceable in all seasons, but particularly fo on the ap
proach of warm weather, when biliious habits experience
such total lues of appetite. Also * certain preventative
against intermittent fevers and agues, dysenteries, Sec .
( DR. ROBERTSON'S •,
Celebrated Gout & Rheumatic Drops.
CPrice Two Dollar*.)
A wfe and effectual cure for (he gout, rheumatism, lum
bago, lion* and gravel, swellings and weakuessofthi- joints,
Sprains, bruifcs, and ail kinds of green yruun-ls; the cramp,
fains in the head, face and body, iliffnefi of the neck,chil
blains, froiea limbs, 4c.
DR. ROBERTSON'S
Infallible Worm Destroying Lozenges.
A Medicine highly necessary to be kept iu all Families.
Price 50 cents.
Dr. Dyott’s Anti-Billious Pills,
For the prevention and cure of Bilious and Malignant Fe
vers. Price 25 cents, large boxes SO cents.
L v DR. DYOTT’S
Patent Itch Ointment.
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease end certain,
ty, is infinitely superior to any other medicine, for the cure
ot that most disagreeable and tormenting disorder THE
ITCH. Price 50 cents per box.
DR. TiSSOT’S
Celebrated Gout and Rheumatick
Drops.
(Price Two Dollar*.)
The Vegetable balm of Life.
( Price One Dollar.)
The Balm of Iberia,
Extracted from an Ibe.ian plant, for curing defects of the
skin, and improving the Complexion, 4c 4c.
(Price T%t>o Delian.)
The Restorative Dentrifice,
For cleansing, whitening, and preserving the teelh and
gums. Price 50 cents per boa.
Since the above invaluable medicines were firft discovered
by Dr. Kobertson, upwards of Seven Hundred Thousand
Persons have experienced their happy and salutary effects,
many of wh im from the greatcfMrhility.
Da Dyott, respectfully solicits the publick to observe,
that owing to tho certificates of cures, performed through
the efficacy of the above, Med icines, having become too nu
merous for their insertion in a ,newspaper, he has in conse
quence thereof published pamphlets, wherein ve enrolled,
in the most demonstrated (»d conspicuous manner, the Un
deniable facts signed by citizens of the first respectability,
clergy, aud members of the faculty i and are new to be had
gratis of him and his respective agents, throughout the
United States.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
The above Medicines,
Ju*t received and/or Sale at the IItalc-Store of
Ate**r». Bonsai, Conrad, itf C*. where Pamfihleu
may be had gratis.
Take notice that each and all of the above ge
nuine Medicines, arc signed op the outside covers, with
the signature of the sole Proprietor
T. W. DYfcTT, M. D.
June IS tf .
‘20,000 bushejs coarse SA LT,
For Sale by
N. Heron.
;.■* August 30. if
a-r' ''LANDING
From on hoard the Ruing Siatet, Cofit, JVevoomi,
from Aew-York,
60 barrels Apple Brandy, f
St do. prime Pork,
3 casks Glassware, containing Tumblers, Decan
ters, Goblets, Wine Glasses, 8cc. .
1 box Playing Cards, ldo. InkPowder.
s For Sale by
William Pennock.
October 10. ' tf
landing iuis davt,
. prime Muscovado SUGAR.
90
v. *>' For Sole by 1 •< \ *;;.■%<»•••• ■! - -
2 v & Road<fr*
; November 3)L ; . - , tf , .
’ --V landing ' •
Fromonhoard the Brig Horizon, and -mil te told by
" tit Subtcribtr b» tetuimaUe term] if taken from.
' . v, -
1000 sack? SALT* Liverpool filled,
/- 360 tons , do. , - loose,
**£■; crate*Barthenvam S3 bexes Ph**,. *
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for shipniontg ^
- • ,*,*/ '
Iren aborted BarfheMMM
y 2 *4?*mR Table China,
j. 30 boxes half pint Tumblers, 100 straw*, ench,
. 5 da plain and cut Wine Glasses,• * .
00 do. short Pipes, iouf (me each—For
Saleat myWare-Htmse in Water-Street, for cash
fcfKewbeht Bank Notes.
i John C. Niemeyeg,
tVko'ia^ ^tiling off at reduced firicct, .
His Stock of GOODS,
Oh Maih-Str * /t-Comitting of
An elegant “s^.i-tmeni of Cutlery, Hardware, Look
ing Glares, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings; and a
great variety of Fancy Articles.
And offer» far 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 fire-proof Kitchen,
and other Out Houses.
October 31. lm
For SALE by the Subscriber,
100 tierces RICE, of prime quality,
lauding from on board the Charleston Packet
Ploughboy.
•, And in Store,
30 bales Upland Cotton, and a few
Packages of Hardware. <
Geo. Raincock.
September 17. tf
Tllli SUBSCRIBERS
Injvrm their friend* and the public, that they have
associated themselves in the *
MEDICAL LINE,
And offer for Sale, at their Shop, Main-Street, op
posite tj old Bank-Street, the following
DRUGS, &c. See.
Iu addition to which they are in daily expectation of
, . , a supply.
Hodges & King. |
Spirits of Wine
Distilled Vinegar
-.Ether
s..!t of Wormwood
Spirit of sal Ammoniac
Sweet Spirits of Nitre
Peruvian B..rk, yellow
Cream and Crystals of
Tartar
Cowhage
Purified Soda
Lee's Antibiiious PILLS
P-iwder of Colocynth
Rochelle Salts
Orange Peel
Chamomile flower* •
(linger
Anise Seed
Worm ditto
Jalap $
Tartar Emetic
Copperass
Blue Stone * j
Patent Spring Trusses i
with Ivory Pads
Orange Apples
Ivory Black
Court PI.tister
Spring Lancets
While Lead
Common Trusses
Sal Ammoniac
Essential Salt of Lemons •
Coriander Seed
Pumice Stoke
Patent Sago in lb cannis
tars
Powder of Turmeric
C.lutnba
Rhubarb
Cardamom Seeds
Glass of Antimony
Cerated
Hopkins’s Pile Ointment
[Sponges
Gum Myrrh—Allum—Cassia.
Prepaid Calomel
: Diachylon Plaister
'Strengthening do.
j Powder of Liquorice
Orris Root
Cloves
Gum Gimiac
——Shell Lae
Ausfoetida
Galbanum
Rust of Iron
Angustar Bark ?
CascarHia do.
Refined Camphor . . . ,
'Manna in sorts
Isinglass
Castor ''. \ ■ -'
Bole Armenie *
Mercurial Plaister
Gum Benzoin
Ammoniac
Gamboge
Tragacanlh
Crude Antimony
Prepared Ctab’s Claws
Essence of Bergamot and Lemons
Uil ot sweet Almonds
Flowers of Benzoin
Infernal Stone
Oil of Mint
Extract of Hemletk
Peruvian Sark
Conserve of red roses
Powder of I pe cacu anna
American Castor Oil ve
ry superior
West India do. do.excel
lent quality
Ammonscal Copper
Oil of Pennyroyal
Cloves : y
Cinnamon *
Lunar Caustic ;T
Mask
Oil of Anise Seed ' '
Rose Water, very* excel
lent, in pint Buttles
Essence of Peppermint j
Cephalic Snuff
Turlington’s Bailor
Steers Opodeldoc
Stoughton’s Ritters ;
Godfrey’s Cordial -
Norm** Dtopsnafgeam} small bottle*. n ''7
|cy Orders from the country wifi be str!<$lr «t«
tended to,4nd Medicine Cheats for Shipping, pet op
with Mtunnwi vpedktea. « •
• -.iV . •• ,
Jaae U*
Lytharge
G ruins of Paradis*,
Aleppo Gall
Refined Borax
Rock Allum
Leaves of Digitalis
Succotorine Aloes
Virginian Snake Root
Peruvian Bark, Red
J iniper Bevvies
Expressed Oil of Mac*
Cassia Buds
Calimine Stone,
Silver Catheters
Elastic do. ~
Bougies
Lint •
Simarouba Bark
Vial Corks
Cinnamon Water
Spirituous
Balsam of Copaiva
Soluble Tana
Oil of Lavender
.British Oil '
Balsam of Honey
Sucking Bottle? for Chil
dren
Nipple Shells
Peruvian Balsam
j Church's Cough drops
| Oil of Vitriol -a
Aqua Fortis ■
Marine Add f *
Lavender-Water
Jesuits Drops
Flower of Sulphur
Essence of Spruce
Sweet Oil, of excellent
quality
Glaubers Salts
Castile'Soap ,
Piuk Root
Sarsaparilla Root
Grcwyand White Vials
Jame^wFcverRowders
Quicksilver *,,4.
Graduated measures *
Essence of Mustard <
.' ■'* a: ^ .
Refined Riquorice
Windsor Soap I
Spanish Annutto
Powder of Red Saunders j
Senna of superior quality
Sago in grain
Refined Sal Ammoniac
C-iiithnride*
Spermaceti
Red Precipitate
White Vitriol
Japonic Karth j
I Refined Salt Petr* 1
J Vitrolated Tartar
Dragon’s Blood
Sugar of Lead
j Anderson’s Pill#
| Common Hougiea
Gentian Root
Sponge of superior qua
lity
Powder of black lead
Prepared Tully Stone J
Gum Scammony ]
Magnesia in powder J
Root of Mazerion
Burgundy Pitch i
Shaving* of Hartshorn j
Rent of Valerian :
Rattle snake Root
Root of Colombe
Sweet Flag
Gum Arabic of superior
quality
Copal |
Root ef Rhubarb
Matina Flake
Magnesia) small tqtares
Long Pepper
I Root of Zodoar
Balsam of Tolu :
Postering Plaister 1 ;
Root ef Ipecacuanaa
Gum Kino
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i» btt#iy given fhat the following
OF PREMIUM8%.ly, wUr bencefofr
; w*rd be charged by the Agent of thePtiatifx Pirn
Company, in London* for Insaranca from I’ireotf
Building? and Merchandize, f • / ?
.Rata of- Annual Premiuma to fce paid^ .
I againtt Fire. ''■$
wn
HA SARDS OF THE FIRST CLASS, TIB. ,
Brick or stone buildings covered with slate or tile*,
not contiguous to any other building, furniture or - ,
merchandize not hazardous, contained in such build
mgs—For any sum not exceeding 18,000 dollars in
one risk 3? 1-2 cents per anmim per 100 dollars ; if
adjoining other buildings of sane mulorktlt 56 114 i
cents per 100 dollars. ' ' ' c X
HAZARDS OF THE SECOHD CLASS,Vi'ii, '■ **
Buddings having the four walls entirely of brick '
or stone, carried through the roof end covered with
shingles, not Centigious to anyothef buildings, fur
niture, or merchandize not liaz^do#s, contained in
such buildings—For sums not exteediiig JCkOoo dal- * .
lars intone risk 56 1-4 cents per annum peHlOO doU ^
lars; if adjoining other buildings of the same mtuto
rials, 75 to 100 rents per lOOd.dhrs.
HAZARDS OF THE THiRD CLA.SS, VIZ.
Timber Buildings covered with shingles, not con- *
figuous to any other huildingi, End entirely freefroift
external risks, furniture or merchandize not ha
zardous contained in said buildings— For sums not,/
exceeding 10,008 dollars in one nsk, 100 cents per "
100 dollars; if adjoining other buildings 150 to 300
cents per annum per 100 .dollars, proportionable to
the external risk, *“ , .jf ■
Larger sums may be insured byspecial agreement *■
with the Agent. '
Tallow Welters, Soap-Makers, Brewers, Vinegar
and Sweet Makers, Hemp and Flax Dressers, Print- •
mg Houses, Coopers, Capenters, Cabinet-Makers,
Coach Makers, Malt-Houses, Bakers, Ship-Chand- ,
krs, Boat-Builders, Rope-Makers, Sugar Refiners, »?v
Distillers, Chemists, Varnish-Makers, Turpentine
Works, Theatres, and all Mills and Machineryr,:
are deemed extra-hazardous, and the rate upoa . . .
risks will be proportiouably increased. - V
' Condition*.^ Insurance*
I. Persons desirous to make insurinq^rn build*
in^s, nre to deliver in to the Agent the fowling nar*
ticulars, viz.—Of wlut materials the w«llsatidrhdf* •
of each building ape constructed, as well as thrf fiM* ;
structinn of the buildings contiguous thereto £ Phils'
thcr the same are occupied ns private dwelling's,
how otherwise ; where situated ; also, the name or
names of the present occupiers.
Each building must be separately Valued, and a
specified sura insured thereon ; and In like maimer
a separate sum insured on the property contained
therein.
All manufactories which contain furnaces, stoves*
coakles, ovens, or otherw ise use fire-heat, are chorees
able at additional rates.
In the insurance of goods, wares, or merchandize,
the buddings or place in which the same are deposit
ed, is to be described ; also whether such goods are
of the kinds denominated hazardous, and whether
any manufactory is earned on in the premises.
And it 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 they
really are, so as the same be charged at a lower pry.
miura th-ra is herein proposed, such insurance -h»ll
be of no force.
II. Goods held in trust, or on commission, arete
l>e insured as such, otherwise the policy wili not ex
tend to cover such property. >ii. ’ -
III. No loss or damage to be paid on fire ffiijpen*
mg by any invasion, foreign eneugtt, civil common-*
on, riot, or any military or usurped power whate
ver ; nor for damage done by fire occasioned by ‘
jgprthquakes or hurricanes: but this company wBl*
Sftmkc good losses on property burnt by lightning. M
IV. Books of accounts, written securities, bill*/
bonds, tallies, ar.d ready money, cannot be insured.-. *
V. Jewew, pl+te, HXfdals, or other curiositiQi* '
paintings and sculptures, are not included in anfp
surance, unless such are specified in the policy
VI. Persons insuring gapperty at this office, must
give notice of any other'lnsurance made elsewhere
on their behalf on the same, and cause such other
insurance to be endorsed on their policies; in which
case each office shall be liable to the payment only of
a rateable proportion of any loss er damage which
may be sustained ; and unless such notice «s given,'
the insured will not be entitled to recover in case of
loss.
VII. No order of insurance will he of any force, f:
unless the premium is paid to the agent, or unless a
sum has been advanced, and the agent has delivered *
his receipt on account of the office ; and all persona
desirous to continue their insurances, must tnnkw
their future pat ments annually within ^fifteen day*. ,
after the d*y limited by their respective policies, >,
the sn.ifie will be void. • - 7 >
VIII. All persons assured by'SjBr company, sue- ^
taining any loss or damage by fidf are forthwith to
give notice to the 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 ’he nature of the case will admit of, and
proof of the same by their oath or affirmation,
and by their books of accounts or other proper von- , '
chers, as shall be reasonably required; and shall
procure a certificate under the hind* of a magistrate
or sworn notary of the city or district in which tbw ,
fire happened, not concerned in such loss, importing
that they are acquainted with the character anddr?.,
cumstances of the person or persons insured, anom '
know, or verily believe, that he, she, or they', real,
ly, and by misfortune, without any kind offraudor V
evil practice, have sustained by such -ffiw, loss and ‘ f
damage to the amount therein mention^; and tmtik
such affidavit and certificates are produced, the iqte
money shall not be payable; also, If there appears
any fraud or false swearing, the claimant shall for
feit hia claim to restitution, or payment, by virtneof
his policy. t
IX. In case any difference o* dispute shall arise
between the assured and the company, touching any
loss or damage, such difference may be subrnittedjte
the judgment and determination of arbitrator indif
ferently chosen, whose award in writing shall bet V
conclusive and binding to all parties. Ajnf when any -
loss or damage shall have been duIyprtBid, the in
sured shall receive satisfaction, to theWl amount
thereof, without allowance of any discount, lees, wr
other deduction whatever. ~ . £
X. Persons chusirg to insure for ceveh years,
be charged for six years djily y|Sho,‘for a lessnum- '' i
ber of years than seven* will be allowed a rcfjntur- T ^
ble discount. , fy ,,
V 1 ; • % Richard Taylor* Agent. r V ■
. September ir. ■ &
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