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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-05
Forty Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY

FaoM the fubfcriber on the 9Th April
1906, fnall Negro Man named MACE, II
years old, about five feet high, dark complexion,
twal fear on his upper lip, quick fpoku: had
on when he went away oznabu,g (hirt, Rriped
cotton round over jacket, white dir,ity waifcoat,
ftripeG cotton pantaloons and ftraw hat, but no
doubt he has changed his drefs by this time: he
was leen at che filming landings on The Potomac
a few days after he left home: Probably he
might get paGage in 6fhing veaei to Balti.
more OF elfewhe,e: Whoever apprehends and &C.
cures ,he faid negro man in any Jail, or brings
him home, 70 that nay get him again, ihall be
entitled to the above reward, including what the
Jaw allows.
THOMAS MUDD,
Prince Gesrge e0unty, aearPyeataSVay, MARYLAND.
July IL. lsw3R
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IRISH WHISKEY.

The (ubfcriber has on hand about
1900 ga ions WtIISkEY, made lat chr&mas
irom matted barley, WATCH is OF an excellent
Quality. Ii IS now offered for fale TO private Ia
miles, by the gallon, at four fhiilings and fix
pence, or Sy til: barrel at four hil!ings and three
pence--at his houle near the brewhouie.
THOMAS CRUISE.
AIexandris, Auguf /. dom
N. s. The few that have drank this Whit
kew give it she preference TO Brandy. There is
no doubt Of It's being wholefome fpirst. Its
being manufactured IN the town, hoald be a
farther recommendation to the citizens.
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NO T I c T.

~ THE inhabitants of the coun-
u II Fairfss, are requeaed to meet at tee ia
Fern Of 5obx Gosding, at the::old turnpike gave,
a SATURDAY the 18th infant, at twelve
o'clock to rake into confederation the pfoPnety
Of applying to the Legislature, at the entuiog
{.A;on. for a Branch Of rhe Bank of Virginia 20
be eaablihed in the vicinity Of Alexandra.
Aupuh D. COW
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FOR SALE,

The FARM ON 1yblch / hye,
CONTAINING between 5 and 600 acres
1 of level Land, we'll adapted in genera! to
receive the Platter OF Paris as msnure-on the
poa road from the City of Warrington to Port
Tobacco and about miles below pilcasaway.
On it is every neceIary building, plenty of ex-
cellent fpring water and pump at the door
fruit trees in abundance aad great variety, au
excellent kitchen garden, fevsral clover lots,
fome valuable low meadow ground, and wood
and timber to lalt many years. Perions wilhng
TO purchsfe, it is prefumed viii view the Premf-
es previous to any contract, and Therefore fur
Their Description is unneceGary
III fell the land, it fhall be given up to the
purchafcr 1T January ncxt-And previous TO that
time, / will iell
Hi my moOeable Property g CROP
made, with Jome fsu excebtsons.
Being extremely indrm and unable TO manage
fam, my Object is to retire to fomc town or
city and fpend the remnant Of my life.
The terms of fale will be--One third of the
purcbafc money in hand, ore third at the end OF
Ia months from the day of lale, and the remain
ing one third at the end Of two years, with legal
intercft thereon. Bonds swith fccurity, and 8
licngon the land, will be required.
George Lee.
Charles County, May 4. oawf
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The fubfcriber keeps an Ofhce ad-
iain.nr his fathers reiience, IN Ss Aiaph-ltfecf,
whrfe h. does Conveyancing aid every osief
fpecies OF Writing. lie will ALTO copy Writings
Of any ieugth or dslc.ip,ion, all With nSatne's
and difoa,ch; and tranlate French into Englllh.
He will give legal opinions. and bring fa,ts IN
Alexandra couoty court, TO which he will pay
particular attention. $500, ,.ooDp
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S T O / E N.

a BOUT fortnight age. TWO SILVER
"A DESERT SPOONS, London make; the
lester II engraved on the handles. VI hoe ger
car give information by which the Spoons can be
recovered, flall receive Reasonable reward, and
the full value paid for the Detection of the thief
Appb to the Printer.
IalS ~
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70 r S A L E,

25o Acres of Land, In the dlitrlet
of Cslunbia, about miles from Alexandria and
from George Town: A large proportion is
woodland of good quality, Astounding with
good fpsiugs and hsndiomc fisuasions. | would
Law off this land co accommodate thoic who may
with TO buy from two acre lots to twenty, or FELL
il altogether. A fnall part of the purchale mo-
ney viii be required; asd for the balance Ii.
sefsi credit viii be given. Any pehon whining
90 Dry, may be fhswn che land by Waiiam SaeL
kxw. who rcfides upon it ; and leave their rames
with MIR. John Gadiby, of Alexandria
Sundry Lots may be had on ground
rent. upor Duks.ayeet, adjoining TO Mr.. Jacob
Shucks's. G. CHAPMAN.
me 10. Iawlf
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MufcaL MGrunne'1t 6 Cabinet
MANDATORY,
In Price, rear Watsr ,Rreet, ALEXANDRIA,
D. 1nINI CYL Edo

BY JOHN SELLERS;
yX7HO begs leave to inform ,he ladies and
wv genslemen of Alexandria and the ada.
cent towns and country, that he builds and re.
pairs church, chamber, AMI barrel Organs alto
makes and epans tisrphchords, Piano FoTtes
ORGANIZED ana p:aia, and has or hand, tor fale
Violins, Flntcs, Flies, Reeds, Strings, &c. an
aeottmeut of Mu6c, condaing Of Songs, Sauotes,
Duets, inNroGtious for the different Inducements.
He st(o ofera his fervices for ,unrg the above
inGrumenss en- reafonab!e terms Any orders
left at the above place will be thankfully received
and pnudnsy attended TO.
g A leady Cabinet Maker, be-
ing good workman, will meet with encourage
meat bv applying at the above place.
May s. d3,-.law
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NOTICE.
CO NEE z T HI l. LIS

BosToN, May, iOo''
"HE Sublcriber respectfully i'i'l a cn,
4 Friends and tie Public, and 'Roi E, III hi,
lem-n Of the Southern States vino may G,loo,
part Of the Continent during the SunmsI r 49,.
that the Houle known by the name OF e" o,c,
Hall, d.uass 10 very central and piea'p on,r.
of the town. tcorner Of Court ana ii. .,, e.
freets) has been fitted up at very
pence with the g-nsseieh Accommodation D., 6e
Thole G.a,leln.n who mag with to! I' . n r
and Lo4sms, it IS plcfu.nsd eannos n'a cr..,
eligible and CONVEX ielt Houic' OF a NV" "nn,o Of
full recep ton thar from the pfeient ON t,r baI
oaoeert. Hall, Whole aGiduty 10 ierVe NV
exceed the libera!ity of their pation'se'
Iawjn.
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For Sa1e-or to Let,
grre HE DWELLlNG-HOUSE which I now
/ occupy, on Royal.freet. As am going
to remove, pofIeaion may be bad the lrtt day OF
Auguf.
1uly II. Ia"
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Or to Let, for a Term q Years, or on
Grompd-Rent for euer,
Four valuable Lots, on the fouth
6de of Kiug-ar-et, between Fayette and Henry.
areets each lot fronting 20 ect on King .&rees,
and running back 100 feet to a IL feet alley
The tituation of this property is luch (being in
one of the mott thriving parts of the town. as
to make the pollefion OF livery deilrable to any
perfcn having money to Purchale, more eiPeci-
ally TO dealers in country produce.
ALo, j0r Sale,
A Houle and Lot, on the fouth
Gde Of King erect, near Warrington treet, and
oppoEte the fore OF Mr.. James Bacon. This
Gtuation is equal to any in town for buflneis.
Like4vjs 10 Let, far THE tern Of ten years,
An half-acre Lotion Duke and Pitt
areets, mott eligibly htuated for Garden or
Clover Lot, for which purp0fe 0nly il would be
rented. AS manure has been thrown up III heaps
upon it for feverai years the ground cannot but
be as rich as could be wilhed. For terms apply
TO Mr.. Tames Bacox, on King, near Waih:ng-
ton freet or to the fubfcriyer, at Motley Hall,
oppolite to Alexandria.
Thos. L. Warrington.
N. B. To Hire BY The montb,
A very likely active BOY,
About IS years old, who has from a child
bcea accuRomed to wait in the ho~ie, provided
immediate application is made as above.
May g. 60
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24
Mutual Insurance efp1rgnia..

THERE are some people in this
country, who have umdcrvarious shapes
attempted to destroy this philantbropic
institution; to build on its ruin mercena.
ry coihpany their agents, who ex-
peel TO get some lucrative Offices, go abou,
with Smiling faces and propagate false
hoods-such that II is all oyer-the legis-
Ilature has destroyed it--iti is knocked on
the head--that those who remain in the
| Town Mutual Insurance would be ruined
that the quotas would swallow up the
whole amount Of theirbuiIdings. Sec. They
know better, but any thing serves their ne
farious purposes. That their assertions
are faIlacious can easily be proved; gem
tleman, whose house is on the capitol
square, isolated from others, built of brick
apd-hc says is covered with bricks, told me
himself, that he pays annually in the Phr-
nix Office one guinea for each hundred !
pounds insured Then ir he had insured |
here (the institution was organized in |
1880 he would have paid on entering one
per centum, and in 1899 one per cent. for
his quota, which makes i, for ten years in
surance only two per cent. when he has
paid abroad ten Sc an half percent /. Then if i
~ "nS nv" W pay Cit5nt quotaS auu an nalf
nj once, he would still stand upon a better
footing than If insured abroad. Losses
must happen and befal the insured houses
only, to upwards of a million and an half
of dollars before he would have to pay
eight per cent. OF eight quotas.
There being actually entered in the !
towns and suburbs, upwards Of FIVE thou
sand buildings, amounting to upwards Of /
five millions. Of dollars, and viii onder the !
new rates yield premiums to upwards of |
one hundred and seventy thousand dollars. !
Then as not haIfthe buildings in the towns I
and suburbs are not insured yet, losses |
must happen TO the amount OF three hnn-
dred and forty thousand dollars, for we
must naturally suppose tina. the insured !
and uninsured houses may be equally af.
fected, before it will take one premium.
The contribution under the new rates
will be on house insured for one thou
sand dollars, to wit:
- 8 <
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have read, you may scratch your head
and say, Isuppose, there's nobody knows,
whether what I have got, be verse or not (:
! by the tune and the time, It ought to be
rhyme; but II it be, did you ever see, oil
late or ofyore, such dilty before?
81 have writ for Charity, not for popb-
iarity, but as well as could, in hopes to
do good; and if the reviewer should say,
"to be sure the geDtleman's muse wears
old fashioned shoes, you may know by her
Npace, and talk about grace, that she and
her bard, have little regard for the taste
and fashions, and ruling passions, and hoy
dening play of the modern day ;--and
though she assume, a borrowed plume,
and now and then wear, tittering air, Ills
only her plan, to catch If she can, the gid
dy and gay, as they go that way, by a pro-
duction, on new construction: she has (,
baited her trap, in hopes to snap all that /
M 0e, with q ugar-plum." His OPT
nf0'e'n This will not be aniss; tits what I !,
intend my principal end. and ifI succeed,
and folks should read, till few are
brought to serious thought, shall think
J am paid for all have said; and all
have done, though have run, many time
AFTER rhyme, as far as from hence to the
end OF my sense, and by hook or crook,
write another book, If live and am here
another year.
have heard before of room with
hoor, laid upon springs, and such like
things, with so much art in every part,
that when you went in, you were forced to
begin miauet pace. with an air and a
grace, swimming about, now i'm and now
out, with deal Of state, in figure of
eight, without pipe or string, or any such
thing: and now / have writ, in rhyming !,
fit, what will make you dance, and as you
advance, will keep you still, though a.
gainst your will, dancing away, alert and
gay, till you come to an end of what
have penn'd; which that you may do, ere
madam and you are quite worn out with
jig@ing about, take my leave; and here
you receive bow profound, down to the
ground, from your humble me, VIC.
July IL, 1891.
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RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT

Delegates chosen 10 serpe in The nert Gene.
raj Assenroly Of Virgiaia.
O.a10iddie, Joseph Goodwin, Thoma,
Boiling Robertson.
-Vofforcay. DR.. James Jones, L.ml;n
Gooehdand, VIM: R. Fleming, Tho,. Miller.
Powhafan, Frederick Woodson, Tbom..
Miller.
buckingham, John Pitman, Edward Jones.
Bofefonrf, Martin M.Ferran, John Beal..
MONTGOMERY, John Ingles, Lewis.
'Torfhunaoerland, John Crawley, John
Miller.
YORK, Thomas Pescud. Peyton Southall.
On Wednesday the Eth inst. the
PRESIDENT of the United States re-
formed to the city of Washington from
Monticello, in good health.
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COWPER THE pnEr

The following humorous letter Of the
above admired author (written previously
70 the publication of the first volume Of his
roems) viii sbew the facility Of his rhym-
ing talent -
"Ts THE REV. JOHN NEWTON.
!" Ny very dear friend,
liam going 70 send, what, when you
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24
SCRAP.

In late Providence paper, blacksmith
advertlses VICE which has been stolen
from him. He must be viciops thieftha,
can steal vicea. rBalance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION,

The returns by the last mail, (up TO the
9th inst.) contain the amount Of votes from
29o towns, and are as follow -
For His Excellency Caleb Strong 2o,ois
11oh' James sullivan 25,794
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24

Capt. John Shaw, we understand, is to
take command of,he rrgaie John Adams,
and will sail for the Mediterranean about
the LIST of next month.---Phih Gag.
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ELLINGTON LOTTERY.
Fourth dau's i,au,;,z
g UFFICIENT attent;o,, =. : =. =,

NJ Efficient attention NOT b.v;no-
~ oeen paid 20 ai7te request made lv the Co.
nhs;oners' appointed to condua the Lot.cr' e.
:, ,ne peneht OF William sr Mary Coaeee ss1Tts.
!. ~ persons holding. tciSets Cor ,ssle, she,sls
90 ,cLs,s ,e"in o. their sales together with he
remaining unsold, to Rober,, (.,,.,r.,,,,
esq. OF Williamsburg" qbes az. 800
wv. "Jges 20 rsnrs rSifbcRf cy ,fe
u.seosee % by them. Toe kona. rgfs1 W, 49,. -,
o. e,ean and toe eas6 reeeiped to lin ~ 90 oo
Ie;gs O sM Sreenhow Of wiIlianpsbrrr, Il. w
uel P,sa .I re.ersburg. George Tuckes on sam,
sum, esq. Norfok-as the dva s;rs. ~ ~. rev
~ VII commence in Norfolk. darn, 80 80
,hs N May--and as it is deemed neeessarv ~ :
.ne lsiDe sales s 7ickes Be eorSreJ S >, ma
.s.e msroneHS Notiee L. bsrs5y g;rrn ~ 'y'n
osDssr ~' s Ss made f tie y IF 1fy ~ an
mentioned ~ excfpf ~ zoe genffem:h bsjsv,
April 22d, 1906. '''''"'''''7e'''
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In the N. e. Congressional District of
Vermont, Mr.. FISK, the Republican can
didate, is eieeted in opposition to Gen.
CnAMsKRLAIE, the present Member, a
Federalist.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24

Col. Burr, it is reported, is to be ap
pointed Gov. OF Louisiana, in the room O
w. {. c. Claiborne. id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24

We are told, that the president of the
y. States has appointed JOHN B. c. LII.
CAS-, Esq. chief justice of the courts of
Upper Louisiana. (Pisfs6ury hah.J
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ANECDOTES.
rrff -

The .f1Uil and Bello7ys.
A splenetic blacksmith that fancied
himself sick, would frequently teaze
neighboring Physician to giyehim relief;
the Physician knowing him to he ia per.
iect health, Yet not willing to offend him,
gold HIM he must be very careful in his rIi
ct, and not eat any thing that WAS heaUv
or windy. The Blacksmith went of sa-
tished-but on casting in his mind wba.
food was heavy and windy, and beihp io.
norant, back he posts 10 the doctor. who
being out ofpatience with his 7iasiens, said,
" do not you know what things are heavy
and windy ~" No" answered the black
smith" why then will tell you said
the DOCTOR" there's your anvil is heavy,
and your oe9losss are windy-do not ear eli
Their and you will do well enough"
A clergyman and chimney syeeper
meeting one morning-Weli, 20 chimnies
TINS morning, suppose, says the parson.
Yes, pretty good luck, says the swsep--.
s0e 01acS COATS get money easy enough!l
WBWYORK LOTTERY-M. Trr.
FOR ,rHE. PROMOTION OF LrrERAruRr.
Prizes of'I0o dollars--Nos. saos a7st
i755s. Prizes Of so doITars--Nos. ssoss
1857 1875. Prizes of2o dollsrs--Nos.
1899 1919 1887 i44se i744o losea
sis7 z5s7o s233S--and Iss Of 10 dolls.
Cain OF tho wheel this day, Sl<ao.
Fourth day's druwis.y.
Prize OF 400 doiIars--No. 2l6so.
Prize of loo doIiars---No. 1870. pr;re
OF SO dollars--No. $40. Prizes of %
doiiars--Nos. 1882 1882 3i1e7 ao,oe
liII3 3ilts--ahd 100 OF 10 dollars.
Gam OF the wheel this day $3.50.
LEXINGTON LOTTERY.
Fourth days drawiay
1f5 Tickets were drawn this dsy.
Prize of 500 doIlars--No, 1865. PEI.
OF so dollsrs--No. 27oo. Prizes nc 40
oo,Isrs--Nos. 47lo 1924 24os 400.
Wheels gain this dav. Aes d,il.
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IMPORTANr-tt rnns.


nom The Bay Of Honduras, was, on the 9Th
inst. in lat 80, long. 76, brought to by a
French armed schooner. who took capt.
M. on board, threatened him for not heav-
ing IN as soon as in sight. The lieu,e-
nant OF the schooner. in the absence Of
: the captain, informed capt. Nj. that she
was national schr. % days from France,
was bound for ST. Domingo with dispatch
es; and after that. to cruise in the Gulp't !;
that, previous 10 sailing, French and
Spanish beet of 81 ships of the line, and
number of gun-boa,s, had mad descent
OH Gibraltar, AND CARRIED IT; and
that another French J1sef had sailed from
France, in order TO capture all the British
West-Ind'a Islands and further, that
British "a had been lost on the Marinella
reef.
The Creenock Advertiser, of the 18th
January, says, " Letters have lately been
received from the Baptist Missionaries at
Serarhpore. They we're all we'll on the
2sth April last. Five natives have been
baptized and added TO the Church since
last accounts. Several of the Christian
Hindoos discover good talents for public
usefulness among their countrymen.--
The four Missionaries who sailed from
New. York in the last summer, and who
were heard of from the Cape de Vcrd Is
lands in July last, had net arrived, but
were daily expected when these adyices
came away"
The following is description Of a Ca
MELLON, new exhibiting in New York,
which arrived there, from Senegal, in the
schooner Hope 80
"This animal is a production Of Africa,
is inches in length, his head near . i'm
ches; from thence to the beginning ofthe
tail four and an half; the tail is Eve inches
long, and the feet two and an half; the
thickness Of the body is different at differ
ent times, as il can blow itself up and
contract Itself at pleasure. This swelling
and contraction is not only the back and
belly, but of the legs and tail. Its subsis-
teuce h air; but sometimes is known to
feed upon flies, one ofwhich 1t is half an
hour in swallowing. II possesses the
power Of changing to various colours, such
as black, white, yellow, red, &c.
A gentleman having lately sent to Mr..
BouIton, Of Soho, near Birmingham, two
dollars, of unequal diameters, and with
some difference in the marks OF them,
requesting that he would inform him by
what means the counterfeit could be dis
tinguished from the real coin, received a
letter in answer from that gentleman,
from which we have made the following
extracts for the Information and sa,isfac.
ton Of our readers, ADD the public At
large,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24

Present federal majority,
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IF built OF


lars on each 1000 dollars
insured,
Theforegoing statement shcws how lit
tie those whose buildings stand not CONT
5unus TO others, or In the suburbs or small
towns, have to contribute TO such an enor-
nous loss OF one hundred and seventy
thousand dolisrs.
I On account of the high premiums which
lthose whose buildings are situated on the
vharves have TO pay, several are already
Withdrawing, and believe they all will
withdraw, then we shall hardly ever have
such considerable losses again had Il no,
been for the Norfolk fres, no quote would
ever have been necessary, and / think that
one premium would have insured the neo
pie for ever. because the insurance would
have become geBesai.
Ona fair estimate il will be found that the
buildings In the towns and suburbs amount
al least to twelve millions of dollars. and
as the premiums under the new rates will
average about four per cent. If they were
Gil insured, the stock which one premium
would raise would be four hundred and
eighty thousand dollars, and the annual in
terest thereon at eight per cent. which I
1S.Gtl H.
iars' then from forty to Fifty houses must
ourn every year (Which is well known is
not the CASEY before it would absorb the
interest, this sbews the great ADVANTAGE,
that the insurance be made general. which
might easily be dene, by taking Off the
sheepsskins of those wolves. and sho,v
thsm 10 the world, in their natural deCor.
may as birds of prey, and let the good Ct.
uzens oil this state, not believe their IN.
(, founded assertions, but unite generally to
soccor each other, when the expense will
DC mere trifie; however although the
insurance in towns Is not yet general, ane
although a few, only twenty three in the
: whole state, having withdrawn since the
: separation, no doubt new ones will come
10, and am confident, that at all events
the Mutual Insurance will flourish, as all
/ good things ought to do, iDspite ofthose
I few intriguing speculatsrs. They may Ia
. vain cry cut, TO pave the way TO their me G.
cenary system,that nothing but annual pre-.
!. mIsms will do: but why poster the PEG.
pie every year with payments, let thu m
pay only when IL is necessary. To hide
their sehes~s here, they tell the people, il
is better TO insure in the Phoenix ufnce, i
viii, say hey, cost you less, although the,
: know To the contrary. havs shewn M
above, and the rates which have been pu
IN some papers believe arc only as bal,
Tor have seen New York paper, whicl
I positively declares after those rates. tina
me southern states shall pay fifty per cen,
more, than the northern states; wbie
makes II on wooden building one AN
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If it Is not contiguous to
other buildings
Ii II is not situated in the
out parts Of the towns or
in small towns connected
with a fe ~ buildings ON
iy. about
If in large towns connect
ed with several othert
1t On wharves whsre YES.
selsare built or repaired
or where large quantities
ofcombus,ibles are lodg
ed some will have topaz
upwards OF 90 per Cent
and will have 20 cont,i.
butte from 100 to zoo dol
lars on each lc0o dollar
insured.