Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-12
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Indiana Mutual Fire-Insurance

Company.
Chartered january 3Oek, 1887.
Office, No. ~, Blake. Building, opposite Brow.
nins's Hotel, IndianaPoiis.
DIRECTORS.
Jones Rste, indianapolis.
James w. Ray,
Calris Fletcher,
Charles W. Cady, g
OliDcr HI. Smieh, Connersville
George II. Dsss, Lawrsncsburgh.
Henry p. 11orstoS, Ncw-Albany.
James Collins, jr.
JOHN Laac, Vincennes.
Lee II. r. Maron, Michigan City.
jobs Miechcl, Evansville.
Andrcr Ingram, Lafayette.
JAMES BLAKE, President and Treasurer
CHARLES w. CADY, Secretary.
VTNHlS Company being fully organized, is ready
u receive applications for snssssnec.
Every person who nsures in this Company becomes .
member of il, with all she privileges Incident any
ration general extension
and condition. Tho assured n ,he time Of ma
king bis application for insurance, required givo his
missory obligation called the vesiae ne, wiAoss inter
est, the which determined BY the nsueed
and the hazard Of the risk, which he pays Eve
in advance. No further payment is required unless
tho for which policies ssued which times
made cquitaby upon all The sufficient
80. 20 the Of en- 90 ,s ..ss,ea od ss q.
note for $40 five per cent Of which paid in ADVANCE f.
and 81 fOf Policy, would make only 50 for his rss
payment As the Policy for years; personal
trouble and anxiety saved tho assured in being
required to make annual renewals Of the insurance. The
company insure fo-rds estimated value Of build
ins., and o'se-hay Of personal property.
Mutual insurance has been found by long experience in
many parts Of the United Ssates se and che-
est method whether prosperous adverse fortune
its Risks, which stock companies
from 30 70 100 each hundred dollars insured
cost in mutual companies bus from Is 20 the
insured, and this for years in
succession. This method of is well adapted
the peculiar situation and Of tho Indiana.
dispersion of the risks and readily
be obtained, and consequently, less liability large losses
Every insurer is, therefore, invited give this subject
turc consideration, and thus the benefits which
may be secured by the Of this Company
throughout the
The nssred in this company will all times have the
benefit of the good fortune which may attend its opera
lions, tho assessed only in proportion
and Incidental expenses and it is fair presume that
tho company will with comparatively few losses,
that will be rendered nsolvent osscs which
would require the whole of its premium
expended for their payment.
The contingency upon assessments or calls M
the premium depend, Of the A.
sured in this company adverse themln proof this
the actual results in many similar institutions b cd
duced. No Mutual Insurance Company in the United
states ever with such adverse fortune
rnons which than be said companies
IL is considered incontrovesblc that
will safer, cheaper and certainly equsa-
BILE, than by any other method yet devised.
PARTIAL LOSSES will Be paid in full not exceeding de a.
mount insured
James w. Green ESQ., Of Richmond, r. hereby duly au-
torised Agent Of s lndiana Mutual Fro In
surance Company. By order Of the Board Directors
,, 49, CHAs. w. CADY, S~'y
pAlNTs, &e.-Whi'e Lead in Oil, Red Lead,
Il Dry, Lamp Black,
Spanisn browns Litharge,
Oil. SC. &c Inst e.