Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-01

The undersigned conceives that regard candour and
fair dealing, requires him the present to make
brief OF the situation of the funds of the society,"
that the members thereof may fully informed of the CON
don of their institutions and that they he the better
prepared to suggest any measures which the exgency may
require
lie deems this expose, in this way the more necessary
To diusc information through the medium of the annual
reports which printed and distributed that many
oCthcIr funds.
Summary Statement, sheraS the coalition Of the Country
Branch gfthe ". n. Society on first Bfay, 1921.
The whole amount of funds and Of debts due the
try Branch of the society report Of i2th January
The quota rcquison the members for the -
year 1921, amounts 10 I3aOp59
S52y5a7 81
The losses, &c. reported due and nm
paid ON the 18th January, were Sii,990 OS
Since the 18th of January, losses have
happened amounting 10 about the
sum of 1880 90
- $3.50 o3
Leaving, without reference TO thc expenses &c.
of S1o,0C2 O6
Summary Statement IF The condition ehe Funds cthe ToIva
branch offhe mr. Il. Society on 1st Mny 1921.
The whole amount Of funds belonging the towns, rs pt
report of 18th January 1921, was, clear of all demands
including me quota OF is2I estimated at Si7560o 90
There has been received since that time for new
premiums and additional premiums, about 400 90
Sl7G,OOO 90
From which deduct losses by fire which have
happened since that time about 1900 90
1921 $4,000 90
Maya fis-tdm P Iri ~ A. 81.
IN compliance with the request Of the special committee
named in the first of the preceding resolutions take the
liberty TO remind the members Of the Mutual Assurance So
ciey against Fire buildings Of the State of Virginia
that scarcely any ofhe important business of the Society
was completed at their last general meetng and that Is
therefore in tt highest degree interesting 10 both branches
oftc Society," that the general meeting proposed held
predetermined general meeting cannot he legally form
ed but by the attendance dfthe members well OF the tom
the country brancb besides while the reporf oftc
special committee will among other things suggest amend
ments Of the rules and regulations Of the Society deemed
essential TO the welfare OF the country branch rartcnarl
vet such the PLAN and such the principles OF the In,
stuon, That the adoption of hose amendments will ncsi-
taby affect the interests Of the tOcn branch also,
Itmay not be improper here remark, that the stated
the session of the General Hssenbr those ey f,h
Society who have heretofore found iDconvenent 10 attend
in person have generally failed appoint proxies knowing
rs they did that at such general r,eensi tbc ibt h
lawfully rcpresentedhy the senator's delegates OF their
respective districts cities borough counties absent
members or subscribers cannot be represented at the
general meeting he held an the neat onthbccanse &C.
majors or delegates are authorized by the Act Of Assembly
passed the wentytrd January 1909 represent absent
any general meeting Of the said Society shall be holden
during the session ofthe General Assembly, twill there
tore be indpcnsabg necessary that all members Of the
Society whether Of the ctVH country branch who NAV
find nconvcnen or be unable attend person. should
appoint proxies according 70 the preceding form of uower
meeting.
will only add, that tbs win unfciened pleasure that
announce 4 to the members Of The country branch the
opniouofte committee that such alterations and amend
Guys as WI unquestoaby ensure to that branch the high
prosperity and finally The complete confidently an
eipa'cd by its friends when in The year eos they
eu on separation from the towns
Chairman oftte Special Committee.
ish the preceding resolutions Of the last General Meeting
un INC notice OF the principal AGENT als0 requested 10
MS 'o''S ''' committee ''''5 ! .ai same