Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-11-12 00:00:00, page 4

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ark in Quill, and Powder, of the
'/’■ ■ fiiwiqiMlity. '
Castor Oil of superior quality. •; )
BrtjsWfrc. See. See. ^ '
‘v. "Am,1’' ;?r *;*> ■:
variety of Surgeon’s Instruments,
. f|C3* PractUioijpr* of Pbyskls supplied on tha
most moderate terms, aijd bo die soonest notice.
■ if *,f Medicine Chests put op on the mostapprov.
■jaW pl^wffi flrjnted uirwipps, . ' ...; §ept. |j.
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X 4Ffelition will be presented to the
k .-7 -•'•next' General Assembly to widen Concord-Street
twenty feet to Granby-Street, with the least possible
;; Injury to Individuals and expense to the corporation,
x ~ September ids in*
held for Nov folk County,
a
7s-, the 17tl» day of September, 1810.
John Becnti surviving partner of*
, John Went & Co. -
i
•■ Against
Joseph SegTjine.Sberiff ofthe Coun
ty of Norf(jjl{. Into whose passes*
Chaneery,
.V; v^erow (he estate of Alexander
•, Il’paugJe, deceased, was placed
j »y aii order of the Court of yaijd
’ County, and the heirs of the said
>! n
*' Alexander M'Oougle, fief'ts, ■
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irpHE Defendants, the IJeirs of Alex’r MTOongle,
JL deceased, net having entered their appearance
' |nd given security according to the act of assembly
end given security according to the act of assembly
mod the rules of this court; and it appearing to the
Mtisfactien of this court that they are not inhabitants
of this country, on the motion of the plaintiffby his
r counsel, ordered that the defendants appear here
en the third day of November term next, ami an
swer the hill ofihe plaintiff, and that A copy of this
imdct* be forthwith published iq otie of the Norfolk
Newspapers (gr two' tpohths successively, and post
ed it ne front door of theCourt*Hous« of this
sfej
'County. "
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7 A-gopgH Te»(e,% '-y^
Wm. wHan, Jun. c. n, c.
*
fosrqLK Borough, * ""7'
At a Quarterly Session Court, held the 27th day oj
2 - . Y • Akgutl, .IMq,
Hcsekiah Ketchutf, - Compl’t 1 . v ,*;
i- t .••••' Against \Ju Chancery.
Charles G«;iceanif Warren Ashley, l
Fv
Defendants.
I , £ kt'HE Defendant Charles Grice not having enter.
p*JL; ed hts appe.’.tance, and given security aceord
fng to (he actftf astcmbly'andtUerulesrfthis court:
audit appearing tp the satisfaction of the court that
,,, he Isnotan iehahitantof this commonwealth: on
* the motion of the complainant by his Counsel, it is
brdered that the said defendant Charles Grice do
appear here on the fourth Monday in November
nfeitl, and inswerthe bill of the complainant, and
,;.'K
fhat a copy of this order be forthwith inserted m One
M-'
ef the newspapers printed tty this Bprough for eight
weeks successively, and posted at the front door of
the Court-House of this Borough: and it is further
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\*rdered. that the defendant Vyarven Ashley who
Lfv
hath effects of the said Charles Grice in his hands,
. not p»y, Convey away, or secret such effects, but
; KKain them, till the furtlutr order of this court.
'^'yfbfACMMh •, Two* . 7.,.
v, ; A Cpjw, Teste, .
< sGea. W. Camp,
D. C.C.
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VlftaHtlA, TO Wlf,
S:d sjUfJl Ch&ticeni District Court, held at the City of
3 j ■ - /Witliartelhjrg% the Htkday of July, 1810.
' ' 'Jdsitfi Cole,' 3 Plaintiff,
Jgairst ■ I?..'
f%pj j(kh«d.?fi«!4rm Richard, Drummond, and Moata
Myers, partners, acting wider the firm of Richard
■>' ’ = ‘Bowden and company, and John Abbott,
dji- , ;LV- ; , r.-' ’> >-■ r Defendants,
lN th? motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, the
fpourt doth order, that the defendants Riclvtrd
iityden apd company, do reader an account of their
'ausacRons relative to, the schooner Dorchester,
Stated in the bflj td bare been in partnership between
Them add the. defendant AbWt and the pLuntiff, lie*
^.|e MasterCom mi winner jpiywper, who is directed
stand, nntf settle t^e iariie, and to make
'jSehwt thereof to' the court, with any mstierf-speu
(ihv Mated thought perthienl by himself or'required
parties. In taking which account the said
' defendants Richard Ffotfdcn and company, are direc*
ted-to exhibit on hath to the said commissioner the
beoha-.nsd papers containing ail the transactions re
, lattve fothe said achooner : and the defendant John
.^Abbott, hm hiving enteredhis appearance, and giv
eSn security according to the acts of assembly and the
f Ul*f3u£ tl4* court, end it appearing to the sqtis*
of, tttfW that he is not an inhabitant of
'' ^ tbe «pl*tini» of the plaintiff by his
4v. that the said defepdant do ap»
ppat; here. On the
. tfst day of thy neat term, and an
ipf Ml °f the plaintiff, and. diet a copy oft bis
by forthwith inserted iu one of the Norfolk
ra jfor two months successively, ami post
oat door of the former capifoi inthis city.
A;Dopy*' ■
Anthony Robinson* C. CL
if®
PLANTATION for Sale. ' I
1, ;* ' tf* i, :;.>i -'.,4 ■'■,.4 * > £.<:
, ... .,,, _ , ,-.v- rj,
' V "SttJt fiURRCIt IRRR oflbrs hh. Plantation fo the
< ; Ccwuy of Princess Anna for sefo,« known hr the.
»aa# of “ £A8T^WQQJi),” formerly the property of
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tWUehii Jitckeion, containing 281 >2 apses; the,
. Jand fo. fcitfla and well adapted ta the gmvtih. of}
• Wlfoa^ B^Wsy^JndiiMi Corn, ltd. fcq. anrteJtpellMfc
■ • j< hy t»ne for good pasturage., There is on this Plan
iflf mvcTs wywfr i
* ^^had f»Shs»daiice.V __|_____
i..r
■ 4-W.-VV m&r ,
•• j % Sjf?. z
P,Cirehm bfPPtctar -
lwn'Sttss ’
lwncta:
Ljtbartf ■• -?"• c“
laCt
. Mauqa .
' • ■' *
Calomel
■ /'.■
Jatac
ap. .
Pthnbarb
Ipecacuanha • - ■
Tartar Emetic
Liquoric$
s«e«
Tapioca , ; Vs.\*
Arrow Root.
Baijnst ireee^
, (the stort/kAnerh
■;; &v Wm JSyw,)
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and Winter tSbocfe.
t*
Amongst which are
Superfine and comnton Blue,
Gceeo, D^ab, and Paris n»1*td Cloths,
Superfine and common blue, black, drab, and dart
mixed Cataimeres,
Blue, black, drab, and dark mixed Brunswick Corda
and Stockingnetts, > 1 "
Fashionable Waistcoating, - ■,a’-i \
Blue and drab Plains, ; ■ r
Blueand white Kerseys, ; - *• *
BearSkins, K-.-y.*.,,. ■ ; -
White, red, and yellow Flannels j Pelisse do.
Rose and Point'Plankets,
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,
Gurrahs, M imoodie., Jalumpoors, Mue Cottons,
Sooty Rsmalls end iQilla Handkerchiefs,
Ditnilies, Furniture do.
Callicoes, undressed «la, furniture do.
Silk and Cotton Ginghams; Shirting Cottons,
Black, coloured, and white ctutthrick iV^slins, '
Twilled Cambricks, Jaconet Muslim,plain and figur
ed Leno ' ’ : * do.
Fancy and seeded do, . T
Mull Mull do.
Elegant 7-4 Cachmirs Shawls,
Silk and Cotton Sbawfe,
Bandanna andftag silk Handkerohiefs ; Madras do,
Childrens’cotton do.
Ladies* and Gentlemens’ silk, cotton, and worsted
Hosiery j Gentlemens’ short cotton, worsted and
lamb’s wool do.; coarse yarn (fo.
Childrens’ worsted Shoes and Socks,
Extra long white at)d coloured Kid Gloves,
Sflk afid cotton Armlets, ,
Gentlemens’ silk, beaver, and dog skin Gloves,
Silk and cptton Suspenders,
Black. Bomb tseens; white anfi black Crapes, *
White and coloured cotton Balls,
Sewing Cotton in hanks ; Nun’s Treads ; Tapes,
Bobbins; Galloon Bindings ; Furniture do.
Fins, Oil Cloths, cotton Umbrellas. ■
Likewise'
A number of other Articles,
Tojnake hik assortment complete, all otwhich will
be sold at very reduced prices.
October Id. tf
DRAYTON MH4<S CURTIS,
Has just received and now opening,
A supply of Seasonable Goods,
Careful(y selected front the latest importation*,
among which are.
Best Superfine Cloths of Dutch, English, and Do
mestick Manufactures, Cassimeres
Vestings, Scotch Plaid* - .
Lamb’s Wool, Angola and worsted Stockings, and
_ half Stockings, Yarn Hose,
Satin Beaver Hats, cambrick and common Dimities,
Elegant rich Leno, book and Mull Muslins
Dress Robes, and a variety of oilier fashionable
Articles-Likewise,
Ladies’, Gentlemens’ and childrens’ morocco and
leather Shoes, V . \
do. blue, green, marble, white, tea., and black
Kid Shoes; servant's strong Shoes and
Boots. Also,
50 setts elegant China, 10boxes Sperm. Candles,
1 case Decanters and Glasses.
October 24. tf
2000 Russia Mats, for 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 at my Ware-House in Water-Street, for cash
or Newbern Bank Notes. *
John C. Niemeyer.
Who it telling off at reduced firicea,
His Stock of GOODS,
On Maiw-Stbket i Contitting of
An elegant assortment of Cutlery, Hardware, Rook
ing Glasses, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings, and a
great variety of Fancy Articles.
Andofftrtfor Rent\
The Housp 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 Oat-Houses.
October 31. ' ^ * lm -
Best Green COFFEE,
. . For Sale by ' ’• "■
:-;?v MosesJVtyera Son.
October IS. tf
**r -* ■ "j.-'-r.’— ■— ..>»♦ Us.. II' '.
20,000 bushels coatse SALT, *
* Ear Sale by ‘? * *
&C w N. Heron. \
r L.vHmHO ; ' 'l
#» hoard the Rrig^fatrieve, at Murray’»
1000 Sacks SALT, Liverpool Riled,
lid-Crates. Earthenware, well assorfd. -
F« Sn^e.bj
s \ '' A. 3VIadure. L
September 19.. f r tf
Drugs, Medicines* Sturgeon's Inetru
ment«, Paints, Oils, Water Colours,
Brushes- and Window Glass,
of a superior quality,
Are oflered tn lar^e or small quantities at our Store
near MarkettSmoere, Main-Street, Norfolk, for
Htfi4y Cash,
The strictest attention wilt be paid to those who
favour us with their orders. ■
MEbldN^ with books of instruct!*
•ns, put up or replenfcKed b the neatest manner,
andonIke shortest notion.' ? v
; y^wton Cowdery ?;
■■wrtfr
■n~
W;
LADS;
... -m bnu*« Appro,
tieteto the Prblb< Bmbsso at tibjLnipt qgq,,
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'V*. Xf* ‘h*ri
'Ik?®* '- :k
t V' \' V ■ - * - ‘i _ ’*£ ~
,4-,
tt**- ’
the RuitpStauuuJfcapt- Abeeami,
>0 barrels Apple Brandy, , ■-§
, Ql^yy<^.CTmtoiatnf.T«Mi«ttoB
l«rs, O oh Jet*, Wiue Glasses, _,
1 bo* Playing Cards, t do. life Powder. !‘
:M >./ ?9rP»te by .. y • ;., ,^
'* > Wjflia«* Pcnxwck.
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JFor SALE at my firew-House,
Strong, Table, and Ship BEER/ '
By the hogshead, barrel, ai>d lialf barrel—and *
constant supply of bottled ’ PORTER in packages
and by the dozen. H
l*' '*'" \ And in 8Wret *
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries,
wholesale and retail. *
Joseph Hayes. :L
February IS,
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THE SCR5CRIRKRS
Inform their friend* and the fiub lie, that they have
ansodated themxclvce in the
MEDICAL LINE,
And offer for Site, at their Shop, Main-Street, op
posite to old Bank-Street, the following
DRUGS, &c.&c.
In addition to which they are in daily expectation Of
a supply.
Hodces & Kintr.
Spn-its of Wine
Distilled Vinegar
dither
S'lt of Wormwood
SpirlfW sal Ammoniac
iS'.veet Spirits of Nitre
Peruvian Ark, yellow
Cream and Crystals of
Tartar
Ccw’uage
Purified Soda
I-ee s Anttbilious PILLS
Powder of Colocyntb
Uochelle Salts
Orange Peel
Chamomile Flowers
Ginger
Anise Seed
Worm ditto
Jalap
Tartar Emetic
Copperas*
Slue Stone
Patent Spring Trusses
with Ivory. Pads
Orange Apples
Ivory Black
Court Plaister
Spring Lancets
White Lead
Common Trusses
Sal Ammoniac
Essential Salt of Lemons
Coriander Seed
Pumice Stone
i Patent Sago in lb cannis
| tars
| Powder of Turmeric
i Columha
Rhubarb
Cardamon^ Seed*
[Glass of Antimony
I Cerated
Hopkins’s Pile Ointment
[Sponges
Oum MyrrU—AUum—Cassia.
Prepared Calomel
Diachylon Plaister
Strengthening do.
Powder of Liquorice
Orris Root
Cloves -
Gum Guaiac *
—— Shell Lao
Ausftetida
Galbanum
Rust of Iron
Angustar Bark
Cascarilia do.
Refined Camphor
Manna in sorts
Isinglass
Castor
j Bole Armenic
' Mercurial Plaister
Gum Benzoin
Ammoniac '
Gambogs
Tragacanth
Crude Antimony ,
Prepared Crab’s Claws
Essence of Bergamot and Lemons
Uii oi sweet Alrnonda
Flower* of Benzoin *
Infernal Stone
Oil of Mint
Extract of Hemleck
Peruvian Bark
Conserve of red roses
Powder of Ipecacuanna
American Castor Oil ve
ry superior ■
West India do. do. excel
lent quality '
Ammortscal Copper
Otl of Pennyroyal
. . Cloves
Cinnamon
Lunar Caustic
Musk
OH of Anise.Seed ( C
Rose Water, very exccl
. lent, in pint bottles
Essence of Peppermint
Cephalic Snun ■
TurlinRton’s Balsam
Steers Opodeldoc ’* ‘
Stoughton's Bitters .
'Godfrey’s Cordial "
Norm’s. Drops, largeand small bottles*
iCT*. Ordqr* from the country will be stri&tly »t
tended to, and Medicine CheatsforSluppin*. put do.
with neatness and expedition.
June 35. - % \:T';-,
Tie Putlick are iercfynotified-,
: Tfeat the MAUL STAGE,
Rtmntng from Norfblhto SeflMft and Petersburg
«»U1 J» fatoreJeov* MATTH&W GLENN'STA-'
at one e'ck^E,>and arrivetfcere every Sunday,\v3’i
. ***»tfsmo«* «m
■ *X- & r^*' ii£- ;rf ■■*£*% 'V,',
British Oil s !
Balsam of Honey
Sucking Bottles;f«r Chil
dren
Nipple Shells
Peruvian Balsam
Church’s Cough drops
Oil of Vitriol : ; v ;
Aqua Fortis
Marine Acid
Lavender-Water
Jesuits Drops P.;
Flower of Sulphur '
Essence of Spruce
Sweet Oil, of excellent
quality
Glaubers Salts
Castile Soap , m ; $
Pink Root *. I’
Sarsaparilla Root
Green and White Vials
assorted
James’s Fever Powders
Quicksilver
Graduated measures
Essence of Mustard
..
Lytharge
Grains of Paradise,
Aleppo Gail -s;
Refined Borax
Rock Ailum
Leaves of Digitalis
Succotorine Aloes
Virginian Snake Root
Peruvian Bark, Red ’ <•
Juniper Berries
; Expressed OU of Mace
Cassia Buds
Calimine Stone, ,f ■'
Silver Catheters.
Elastic do.
Bougies
Lint
Simarouha Bark , > ■
Vial Corks
Cinnamon Water
Spirituous ' *
Balsam ofCopaiva
Soluble Tarta
[ Oil of Lavender
Refined Riquorice
Windsor Snap .
Spanish Annatto
rowder of Rod Saunders
Senna of superior quality
Sago in grain
Refined Sal Ammonias
Ctuitliarides
' Spermaceti
Red Precipitate
White Vitriol
Japonic Forth
Refined Salt Petra
Vitrolated Tartar
Dragon’s Blood
Sugar of Lead
Anderson’s Pills
Common Bougies
Gentian Root
Sponge of superior qua
lity
Powder of black lead
Prepared Tully Stoue
Gum Scammony
Magnesia in powder
Root of Maseriotj
Burgundy Pitch
Shavings of Hartshorn
Root of Vaterian
Rattle snake Root
Root of Colomba
Sweet Flag
Gum Arabic of superior
quality
Copal
Root of Rhubarb
Manna Flake
Magnesia, small squares
Long Pepper
Root of Zndoar
Balsam of Tolu
Blistering Plaister
Root of Ipecacuanoa
Gum Ktno
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>3* NO'lfClfh hertrf^'jjivth that . _
HATftS or PHEMICM» 010V, wift ^ocrfnr':
»Mr4 be Charged by the Accwj^the Pfeentt Fit*
Company, Inl^don, forJn^rance foofo Fire on
and Merchaodiz^t v ,;v
Mi? paid fur Ammiam
. HAZARDS Or itlt fV«SX CLASS, vi»4tf
Brick or stone buildings covered with slate orttlas ■
n8t contiguous to any other building, funtltut'e'bfr
merchandize not hazardous, contained in such builds
ings—For any sum not exceeding 10,000 dollars in
one risk 37 1-2 cents per annum per 100 dollars if
adjoining other buildings of same ataieriefe 6$'V-4
cents per 100 dollars; ‘
.. •v*%*K$p$e#.
HAZARDS or THE SECOND CEAS5,. V**.: ' & *
Buildings having the four walls entflfly of brick
er stone, carried through thp roof and covered with
shingles, not c*ntigious to any other buildings, fin? s
niture, or merchandize not hasardoifa, contained in v
such buildings—For sums not exceeding 10,009 dot
lars in one risk 56 1 -4 cents per annum jyr los dol»
lars | if adjoining other buildings of tile same mate*
rials, 75 to 100 cents per 100 dollars.
HAZARDS or THE THIRD CLASS, VIZ, 4
Timber Buildings covered with shingles, notion-, ;
- -- -w.v.vu wtm auiu^cg, Iiui^ton
ti£«ous to any other buildings, and entirely*tree tfnj*
external risks, furniture or merfljfcsndbe not ha
zardous contained in said buildings—Forsums not
exceeding io,008 dollars in one hsk, 100 cents pet*
100 dollars; if adjoining ether buildings lift to £09
fnts per annum per 100 dollars, propbttionable te,
e external risk. , . if ^
Larger sums may beinsurcdbvsDeclal aereemelf
witn t nc a gent. ;a- ^ v
Ta'low Melter* Soap-Makers, Brewers, Vineyar
and Sweet Makers, Hemp and Flax Drcsseri&Prim-'
mg Houses, Coopers, Capeoters, Cabinet-MitkerV
Coach-Makers, Malt-Houses, Bakers, BMp-Chands
l«f**Boat-Builders, Knpe-M«kers, Sugar-Refiner*
Distillers, Chemists, Varnish-Makers, Turpentine.
Works, Theatres, and all Mills and Machinery
<»re deemed extrii-haeardous, and the rate upon
risks will be proportionally increased.
Conditions of Insurance,
. I- Persons desirous to make insurance ot» I,miw
,0K*» are to deliver in tathe Agent tha following pajv
ticulars, vis,—Of what materials the walls and roof:
of each building are convicted, as well as the cone
struction of the buildingflSlfcmtigiirHis thereto ;, whe«'
ther the same are occupied as private dwellings, or
how otherwise; where situated; also, the name or
names of the present occupiers. / 1
Eaeli building must lie separately valued, tm#Sl'
specified sum insured thereon ; and in like manner
a separate sum insured-on the property contained
therein, f
Ail manufactories which contain furnaces,, stove*
cookies, 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 depbstr
ed, i» to be described ; also whether such-goods art'
of the kinds denominated hazardous, and' whether1
any manufactory is carried on m the premise*.
And if any person or person* shall insure to* qt
‘their buildings or goods, and shall cause the same**
be described in the policy otherwise than a* they
really are, so as the same be charged at a lower pre
mium than is herein proposed, such insurance shaA
be of no force. . ■
II. Goods held in trust, or on commission,: are to
be insured as such, otherwise the policy will not e»
tend to cover such property. vi i
III. Ho loss or damage to be paid on fire hoppeaS
mg by any Invasion, foreign enemy, civil comranaP
on, riot, or any military or usurped power whate.
ver; nor for damage done by fire occasioned by
earthquakes or hurricanes: but this company w*r
make good losses on property burnt by lightning. <
IV. Books of accounts, written securities, bHfv,
bonds, tallies, and ready money, cannot be iasua'edk
V. Jewels, fwite, medals, or other ciuindtKa
paintings and sculptures, are not included iu any in
surance, unless such are specified in the policy. ^
VI. Persons insuring property at this office, must
give notice of any other insurance made elsewhere
ou their behalf on the same, and cause such other
insurance to be endorsed on their policies ; in which
case each cfRce shall bo liable to the payment only ef
a rateable proportion of any loss or damage which
may be sustained ; and unless such nqtic&h given,
the insured will not be entitled- to recover in case of
VII. No order of insolence will be of any forces
unless the premium is paid to the agent, or unless *
sum has been advanced, and the agent has delivered
his receipt cm account of the office; and all persona
desirous to continue their insurances, must nrnfee
their futuie payments annually within fifteen dspi
after the day limited by their respective p«t«-w gf
the same, will be void, *
VIII. Air persons assured, by this company, giiar
taining any loss or danttee by fire, are forthwith t?
give notice to the company’s agent, and at soda ss
possible after, to deliver in, ss particular an account
of their l<«s or damage, signed With their own hands/
a* the nature of the case will admit of, and make
proof of the same by their oath or affirmation,
and by, their book* of account* or other proper vna,
clicrs, as shall be reasonably required ; and. «t-p
procure a certificate under the hands or* magistrate
or sworn notary of the city or district in whtch th«
fire happened, notconcerned in such loss, importing
that they are acquainted with the character tend ril*
cu instance* of the person or persons insured, and da '
know, or verily believe, that he, she, or they, retf.
ly, and by misfovtune, without any kind of fraudor
evil practice, have sustained, by such fire, ||M.an4
damage to the amount therein mentioned; Wduotil ,
such affidavit and certihcates are produced, tire lose '
money ahall not be payable; also, if there appears
any fraud or false swearing, Hie claimant shall forv
fcit his claim to restitution, or payment, byvirteedf
.his policy. «■' . wf<; ■
IX. In case any difference or dispute.shall arise
betweeiflhe assured and the company, touching ape
loss or damage, such difference may be submitted te
the judgment and determination of arbitrators nrfrfc :
ferently chosen, whose award in writing shall be *
conclusive and binding toall parties. And when aajr *
loss or damage shall have been dftly proved, thei>£
sured shall receive satisfaction, tir the full amount
thereof, without,allowance of any tti^nunt, i
other deduction whatever. ■•'*••7 V
X; Persons chasing to insure .for seven years,
be charged for six years only; aba. for a less
ber of years than seven, will be allowed a rcaaona.
ble discount.
Richard Taylor
September ir,
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