The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-10-27

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To ILLUSTRATE A man aged So Of
sound health and constitution; free from
hereditary or family disease, and Of
temperate habits, can insure his life, for
the sim Of One Thousand dollars, by
paying six dollars and elghty-seven and
a half cents quarterly, or twenty seven
Dollars and fifty cents annually for the
whole life. AT his death his family
will receive the sum Of One Thousan
Dollars and the accumulated dividends,
earned BY the premiums, in good cGm.
panies, generally fifty per cent. ach
insurer for the whole IS a stock older,
al d participates in the profits. Lives
may be insured for one year Or a term
of years.
When one insures his life for the
whole life, he pays as the premium or
price Of insurance, the same sun every
year; no matter how long he lives. a
man 35 would insure his life for The
whole life for one thousand dollars, al
twenty.seven dollars and fifty cents
payable each year, and he would pay
no more than that sum al so years o.
age. If he insure year after year, the
premium is increased every year, ant
a tthe age Of go he would pay forty one
dollars and 30
The advantages of life insurance are
now 100 well understood to need a Ions
exposition. In all countries the pru
dent and far sighted, whose means are
Limited, and who have dePet dent fami
, lies effect insurance for their benefit; as
sured that when they die, the Widowed
and fatherlcss will not want, but will re
ceive from the insurance Offices, q Ger
tain though moderate competence; hus
bands and fathers may toll happily dur
ing the day, and sleep untroubled by dis
!, tressing dreams at night. An indepen
I dence for the family is secured, let thu
d insured die when he may in debt or on
!, Of debt.
The company is now ready TO receive
applications; and when applications I,
b a sufficient amount to ensur a SAT-
commencement shall have been accepte'
. by the trustees, the policies will be is
D sued. Parties making application mus
+ hold themselves thereafter in READINGS
6 . pay the first premium, at all times
Afailure to pay the premium when due
Eorfeits the policy. No insurance vii
be granted for more than 5000 dollar
l. on q life at present. No person nee
apply who is unsound in health and cor
e stitution, or liable to any family or hel
ID editary diseas, OF Incorporate in his hal
ID its. If one, whose life is insured be
come Incorporate, 10 the injury Of hi
health Thereafter, the policy on his lii
: will be forfeited. "A life may be insure
in the name of trustees, or by a wife
he enure to her, or to her children if sh
:; die before her husband. This is sacre
he fund not subject by an express provisio
in Of the charter, to any debts or liabi
er ties. The profits Of the company ca
be loaned only upon unincumbered, in
proved real estate, worth at a swor
cash valuation, twice the amount loaneI
The investment is, as an investmel
merely, a good one. Ten dollars wi
insure for a year the life Of a man age
10 25 years for 1000; it would requil
more than thirty years at compound j
terest for ten dollars to reach this sur
Faithful agents, who can s Il
. board Of trustees yoftheir responsibility
are wanted in every town in the stat
Applications postage paid, to be made
the President.
Upon postpaid applications, the forr
necessary for applicants for insuran,
will be furnished.
Il BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
M Dufield, I.EpS@Hunt,
Charles Scott, faAt# Adams,
w P Anderson, R M Hobson,
n G N Price, w Yerger,
III Hilzheim, H Heating,
ed J % Carpenter, n Fletcher.
J M DUFFlELD, Pres't.
w ? ANDERSON, Sec'y.
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