Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14

The Committee to whom referred the petition of
Edward Valentine, respectfully report
That it appeair your Committee that the ne
on the 10th Decemher 1906, paid into the Office of this
cicty and at The time produced
claraions uG retaliation of property the Borough
N@rok whereof eight were rejected aud four Chose
toned ill the pettou) appear have retained
recorded That tho petitioner appears have paid all
that then due by him the Society. except what might
be cXacted upon the said Declarations rcvnluation
ming in the Office. That existing rule at the tim.
required such money he paid the Cashier General
the time Of receiving and recording the declaration, but
Is not shown by the petitioner the documents in the of
fee, that the said money then paid On the
~, h day of April thereafter, viz. 1906, written
acknowledgement Of receiving said Declarations with
quest 10 pay the additional premiums amounting SCI II
sent by the L. Agent the petitioner, who appears
have done nothing further IA the matter until 10Th Sept
1907 when he addressed notice in writing the then
Principal Agent, VIM. F. Asst declaring that liza wing paid all
quotas due or demanded he longer be considered
member of the Society with regard his property in Nor
folk Borough, still remaining however assured his pro-
priey Norfolk County and elsewhere-That this no
ce Acknowledged by Mr.. Rivalau then acting as p
Agent the Goth Oct 1907, objection to ats form
making no mention of any arrears for premiums an.
stating that would be laid before the Board deemed
insufficient that the petitioner would be apprizcd if it,
Tint docnot appear TINT the petitioner appri2ed
but the first notice tina; he to have had demand
- of the Agents in the life time ef the late Principal
Agent Mr. Gseenhow Tor tie upon the four Decara-
tons mentioned in the petition. That the demand
then refused since which tinc nothing was done unti
1917, when suit directed the for 1909 10 test
the principle. a trial had before Jury on the pcti-
TONERS request aud verdict rendered oaiust hin, 5
since suit has been ordered for the remaining arrears in tho
agsregatc.t is due 10 the petitioner state that I'm the
mean time he has regularly paid with the exception of three
years the quotas and premiums for his other property
stanton, aud iii Augusta and Norfolk Counties.
That as there appears 10 have been rreeularitI
both the part OF the officers of the institution as well as
c peioner aN Ii becomes TINS society 10 act upon liberal
principles when bad fail! can be mpueG and as the
petitioner has "a to other property acted in good faith
wards The Society IS respectfully submitted that
NEE ting TO the following Resolutions
Resolved, That Edward Valentine upon SATISFYING the
judgment rendered against him and paying costs OF suit
poc al Il
his property in Norfolk Borough, shall regards the said
property be abSolved from all demands against him. and
cease to be & Sured in this Society,"
The foregoing copied by myself, and true copv
of the Report presented by Mir Forbes TO the General
Meeting ON 1Orh August, lG2aud postponed to the
next General Meeting
WIN. H. ALLEN,
Clerk of accounts in The GeuernT
Office of the NJ. A. Society, SC.
Richmond IO;I 5ugIst. 1891