The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-01
NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE IasURANCES
And Life and INrnat 6lnrnunnu
MARINE AND FIRK INSURANCE.

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Tennessee Marine and Fire insurance COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Gro. VI MARTIN, JAooB N G1vooK, q. NJ. Fos SNN''
W.WWooDnroLK, joaN NJ Bass, An L 0NH
JAMEs j. GrEL. Secretary JOHN. NJ HILL, Pres't
az This long established Company, with the most ample
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MERCHANTS, AND PLANTERs' MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund. BY act q Incorporation. 100000.
-, DIRECTORS:
Sui6PsS BaIti, samuel jsmisS a YIN E Psi}i;On.
Elliott RibdbaIa Aba Evalnbbbs Ghale ePPsd s
Peter Marcy, lg szymanski John Han.
QuTHRrRT BuLLlrr, Vice President i''i'n'
JOS NASH, ActuaTg. !. EwD. RAwLE, Solicitor. WIN
IAs. SIosEs aqa A. 4. CEsAs. NJ D.. Phy1icans
subsehbed cash and well secured notes, amply
sufficient for all contingencies prepared TO receive
MARINE. and RI YER RISKS and also upon the LIVES
~ This Company Is established on the Mutual principle
n h y .ecs pa Ss T
customers, payable in Cash. instead Of Scrip. d ly
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
samuel Ben, Tlomss & Adams Moss, Greenwood
h, a; Bf sdasn M 5 e Converse Gegdy Burke
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Nathan Jarvis, George Jonas r. Simms
J. r. z. Nles, John NJ. Bell, II. NJ Wright
u. J. Walsh, James Kirkham, R. b. sumner
y ". LaehaTie. John F. Hyde, John o. Woodruff,
Y. T. Buddecke, Louis de Sanles, w. B.McCutcheOn
Y a. BaneTe, o. l.. Dabelsteen, +. Pug PUG
a. Taylor, VIM. Burgess ID H. Ranett
j. Rlitaid, G. r. Wright, +. v. Carlisle
Mutual InGurAnce
VIE only Domestic Insurance Company in this city doing
a FIRE EN-, MARINE n3, AND RIVER INSURANCE
upon the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE,
The Crescent Mutual insurance COmpAnyo New
With subscribed and pledged Capital of
400 900 Dollars,
Is now ready to receive applications and make in -
aurances, al their office, the northwest corner of
Camp and Gravier street, "a
PRE-, MARINE AND'RIvER RISKS, &
at the tariff rates of premium. az
ThsCOmpany established upon the Mu. 33
tual Principle of Insurance, and is emphat- y
caily a Home Institution. Its earnings
| to be invested and employed here under
the immediate control Of the Trustees and
not sent to other cities for investment.
Every person nsunng with becomes interested he sue
cesand the PROFITS, instead of being divided
ookhodeTs, belong to those who insure with the Company
The Trustees of the vital necessity of a well
and pledged FUND reliable in Of loss and ample IN
aeI an Ordinary calamity assure the public that they have
| TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Subject to ali the contingencies of CAPITAL and liable
| the losses OF the Company.
The Trustees believe ths subscription offers full security to
me anred and that this Company unusual guaFan.
lo prompt and liberal settlements of loss the
uns OF the institution retained here being purely
Sonlhen and Domestic Institution acts are not con.
py ioeign direcors, and 1t will conform TO Southern
habits In its mode of business :
The portfolio Of the Company is al all times omen for thu
Inspection OF parties wishing TO make insurance with it,
SAMUEL BELL, President.
THOMAS A. ADAMS Vice President
ol.ARLEs J. MANsoNI. Secretary. ial9 sm