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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-31
DIANOS u M~ELODEANS.
STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull County.


Augustus A. Burr, David Matthews, Abner Hubbard
and Joshua W. Lamberson.
The said William A.. Otis has filed his petition in said
co art, setting forth, among other things, q decree OBJ
tanned by said plaintiff against said Burr. Matthews &
Hubbard, at the September Term Of the District Court
for Summit County, A. d. 1855, by which the sum OF
S2,l5S az is found due from said Burr to said Hubbard,
and is ordered TO be paid to the plaintiH on a larger in
debtedness from said Hubbard to him, and by which
also the said court set aside a sale to said Matthew's I'M
der q mortgage from said Burr to said Matthews, Of a
arm Of about one hundred and ffty-two and S0-lOO
acres OF land in Pennington, the same sold by one Josh
VA Peck TO said Burr, AMI now occupied by said Lam
bersOn-also setting forth that said Matthews, in the
y ear lo46, had contracted said lands to said LANDER
son, who has since been in possession of the same and
had the rents and profits thereof from that time; that
said Matthews has received under said contract, by way
Of interest on the purchase price OF said land, about
one thousand dollars. and is still indebted in the sum
OF SEQ for further interest thereon, and praying that
the amount so paid Matthews be applied upon an amount
found due said Matthews from said Burr, as a lien on
said land, and that the amount still due from said Lam
beTs0n for the use Of said land, he applied on the in
debtedness aforesaid to the plaintiff, and that the land
aforesaid, as in favor OF the plaintiff S Indebtedness
thews, to an extent equal to the amount paid him as
aforesaid. and for other proper relief. The said Angus
tus A. Barr and Ahner Hubbard must appear and an
swer said petition by the tenth SATURDAY. after this date,
or said petition as to them will he taken as confessed.
SUTLIFF d FUTILE.
Oct. q, 1S55-6t Aty's for Pia.
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NO. 10 MAIN STREET.-NEW A.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAT CAP STORE
Nichols a. Weir.


Have iust received and are nov Opeaius- the l1rscsts
EOst fashionable, and best selected sicCk Of READY
MADE Piece and furnishing Goods ever
Lreught to this market, ecusistins la art OF the 1oi-
lowing Goods: OvercoSts efevery style quality aud
Price, from the finest beaver g. me eoaTsest krrsey;
Pants and Vests OF every style and quality. No use 10
uls. Just spme and see. Every Loay says, give Niek-
Ois < Weir the belt for quality, style and their
heavy beaver pilot. plain and tailed Cloths, plain and
Fancy Cassimeres tvilled Satinetss rtsin sad Faa-
cy NeStings a lew rare patterns OF SA- fcFE rittn
and figured Silk Satin, Cashmires Ncrsted Aoh-T,
! &c.
FURNISHING G~OODs.-shirts Collars, UHaershirts,
Drawers. Suspenders- Stocks, Meek ties, Pocset Hand
kerchleis. Silk, Linen, Lawn, Go-; Mooier lrse, tur
Gloves, hid. lined and Unired, Cloth, BucksSin-aii
I colors Buck MitteRs Boy $ DO Umbrellas, . hDs
assortment. Carpet bags, &c.
TAILORING done in the hest STYLE. and ca short no.
tice- The capacity Of Z. W. WEIR, as a practical
Tailor, is too well known to require comment Partie-
ular attention given to Quitting, and warranted TO nj
HATS M CAPS-iti is a Weii-kncwn fact. that for
eleven years. l. NICHOLS has kept the largsst, cheap
est, and most varied assortment OF goods in his line
ever kept in Old TrumbulI and the ne~ hrn have to
announce that the stock of AM CAPS has been
largely increased 50 all you have 70 do = to call at
No. 10 Main Street. and you viii there fnfa complete
~outft-bOOts excepted Cor less moSey shan you can
get the same in Warren. Remember one thing-we
have no old, shelf worn Clothing, but an entire new
stock of fresh and desirable Goods.
As gas has for a long time been a very plentiful arti-
Gle in this community, we would ~beg1eaye to be ex-
cused from using it in this communication to my old
friends and patrons I would make my best bow and
return many thanks for the very iiaeral and lOng-con-
We would say, you too are entitled 70 the riSht hand OF
fellowship so come along. and we wili give you q
hearty welcome TO all the privileges, BLESSINGS and ben
efts, Ofthe largest, cheapest, and most varied stock OF
Clothing and Hats and Caps ever brought 10 this mar
Warren Oct. 3-3m j ". WEIR.
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The n. Y. San says that a substantial
and decided step has been taken in the
direction of a railroad to the Pacific on
the Texas route. Il is known that the
State of Texas gave, with the charter OF
the Western Texas railroad, The munif-
cent grant of 10, 400 acres of land for
every mile of the road constructed. This
amount of land, of great fertility and
good general advantages, is sufficient of
itself to build the road and put it in work
ing order. Under these favorable cir
cumstances the Wessern Texas Company
have contracted and signed an agree
ment with responsible men in Ohio and
Texas for the construction of the first
section of the road. Ii runs in the part.
ly' settled country between the Trinity
and Red rivers, and is to be ready for
the rails on or before the first of August
next.
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The total amount of money ~appropria-
tee by the State of Ohio, and raised by
the townships for public school purpo.
ses during the year 1854, was So, 2a6.
457.I2, of which sum $50. 904.46 was
appropriated by the State for School
District Libraries. There are in the
State 861 408 youths of school age, be-
ing IN increase Of 4,351 over the total of
1868.
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MERCHANT TAILOR and Ciothier.

w JOHN L. WEEKS,
No. II Market Street, Warren, o.. Opposite the Cour;
House
The favor with which this establishment has long
been regarded by the public generally. and especially
those who appreciate a very superior kind Of work, and
consider their own interest renders any other adver'
tisement almost supernuous.
My extensive Fall and Winter sock OF CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, NESTINGS and TRIMMINGS, with a
choice assortment Of READY CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS, and a carefully selected and
extensive stock Of HATS.AND GAPS. OF all prices and
styles, and in short almost everything that is wanted to
improve the outer man, can at all times be found.
From long experience in business, and having ar
rangements in New York SO as to be posted up in every
thing that is new, both in goods and styles Of garments,
it IL evident mat a more perfect and extensive estah-
lishment OF the Kind cannot be found in this section of
country. (Oct. Il, So
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EGAL NOTICE !
- $780, MN

N- OOuEl Z NcD-
HOratio Baseomb, Admir- of Caroline mon Pleas
Newell; Carolins Bascomb, Milton Of TrumbuIl
SutliG. And'w =. Newell, Ellen NJ. Bas- County,
comb and Henry Bascomb, Defts. Ohio
Henry Bascomb. a nonresident OF the State OF Ohio,
is hereby notified that on the LIST day Of October. A. D.
1855, the plaintiff fled his petition against the defend
ants in said Court, alleging that Caroline Newell. on
the first day of April, A D. 1882. entered into a written
contract with said plaintiff, for the purchase Of certain
real estate, situate in Warren. and known as whole Of
lot No. IA in Perkins addition to Warren. Said petit
ton further alleges, that the said Caroline Newell has
deceased, leaving Andrew ?. Newell and Caroline Bas-
comb, wife Of Horstio BascOmb. her children, and
Henry BascOmb and Ellen NJ Baseomb. her grand
children and heirs at law, and that said Caroline New
ell has not paid anything on said land, and that there
was due, on the first day Of January. 1850, the sum Of
$50, is. Tor which with interest from NE said LIST day
Of January, 1855, the plaintiff asks a decree, or iudg-
ment against HoratiO Bescomb, Adm lis-rator on the
estate Of Caroline Newell, deed, and in default Of pay
ment, that he Court will order that said land be sold
to pay said sum due, with accruing interest. taxes, and
costs Of this suit. The defendant, Hens Bascomb. a
nonresident Of this State, will take notice, that unless
he answers said petition by the 24th day OF November.
1855, said plaintiff will take Judgment against said Ad-
ministrator, as prayed fol in said petition.
]. l. U. II. EUTCHINS
Oct. 3, IS55.-6t Atty's for Plaintiff.
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'THE GREAT DISCUSSION--Be.

tween Rev. Isaac ERRErT, and JOEL THFANT,
Esq. viii be published on the lst Of September, By
GE0 ADAMS Warren, o.
This book will he a large 6 mo-. vol. of over 400 pa
ges, closely printed and well bound. 10 will be one Of
the cheapest books, for S1.aj, that we have ever sold.
There will be, of this edition. but one thousand CO.
pies printed it would be advisable, therefore, for those
who would be sure Of a copy, to leave or send in their
names. so they may be on our list before we supply the
demand for the book from nearly every county in this
State, as well as from numerous localities in the ada
cent States. Names can be left at
aug22 ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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S125 90
Buckeye Clothing Store.

Mr.. o. PARKER has opened a new
Clothing Store one door south of Messrs.
Anderson d. Rupp, on Main street. 1t
is said that he sells goods at a lowfigure.
See advertisement in another column.
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NJ F. PORTER's DA.

w GUERREAN ROOMS. ''SECCRE THE SHADOW
ERE THE SUBSTANCE FADE" The Subscriber is haDpy
to announce to the citizens OF warren aud surrounding
country, that he has fitted up 4 suit OF Rooms over Bald
wins Bookstore, south OF the Post Office. with a large
s~ky-hgAt, where he is prepared to furnish DaguerreO-
types in the Best Style Of the Art. He has a fine as
sOrtment OF Materials, Cases, de-. of the latest styles,
which he has received direct from New York. and
which will be furnished at moderate prices. He has
also a collection Of OIL Paintings and DaguerreOtypes
for the qualification Ofthe lovers of Art, AID has spared
no pains to make the rooms a pleasant and agreeable
place Of resort at all hours, and he Is determined by
constant additions 70 keep up their interest and make
them one Of the places worth visiting. both by citizens
and strangers. And he looks for a liberal support in
his efforts to crafty those who require his services as
an Artist and Daguereotypist.
Pictures taken in ALL OF WEATHER.
All persons are cordially invited to call, whether
wishing Pictures or not,
VI PWork done at my rooms riH be DarraHted.
L 4. PORTER.
Warren, Ohio, Sept. u. 1855,
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a Card.

The Ladies of the Benevolent Circle of
Warren, take this opportunity to return
their sincere thanks for the liberal dona-
tons received on Wednesday evening
last Also to the speakers and singers
on that occasion.
There was received in money, S81 70
In gooas and groceries, 43 81
Total, S125 90
The meetings will be held as usual, on
the last Friday OF each month, at the
Office of H C. BELDEN.
By order of the Circle,
FLoRILLA w. SrULL.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI

i County, IS Justice Court.
A. W. Parker, Notice is hereby given that
vs.. at the Instance of the plaintiff,
Joshua Middleton. } aa order of attachment was is
sued in this action, against the moneys, credits and eff
fectS Of defendant, on the 2d day Of October, 1855, by
Jefferson Palm, Justice Of the Peace for Warren town
ship. said county, to secure the payment Of the sum of
Sl3,2l and costs, which order has been served and re-
turned, and the action continued to November 10, 1855,
at one o clock, p. NJ. when the same will be for trial.
Notice is also given that the plaintiff will testify on the
trial. j. Z. ASPER.
Warren, Oct. "a, Is55-3t Atty for PrT.
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SALE OR RENT.-Mv Dwell

EOR SALE OR RENT.-My Dwell
l. ing House and Grocery. at Learittsburgh. three
miles west from Warren, is offered for sale or rent
The lot consists Of about half an acre Of land. on which
is 4 good Dwelling. with Grocery Store attached a new
Barn and Ice House, all in good order. Possession
given on the first Of january. For further particulars
inquire of the subscriber, On the premises.
Oct. TO-, 1Sjj-3wR JOHN a. GEBUARf.
NOTICE.-Nhereas my son, Lewis
~ Gehhart, aged II years, has left me without any
just eaule or provocaJion, this is to warn all persons
against mirroring or trusting him on my account, as l
will pay no debts his contracting.
JON A. GEBIAHT.
Leavittsburg, Oct 10. Is5j-3xN
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In the Court
or Common
Pleas for the
County Of
Trumhull. and
State Of Ohio.
Civil action.
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nICTIONARIEs! DICTIONARIES!

~ Wcbster's whole Series;
W0rcester's do
Andrews Latin English, and English Latin;
AnthOn's do do do
AnthOn's Classical Dictionary;
Anthon's Greek and Roman Antiquities;
Geseuius' Hebrew and English Dictionary;
Alters German and English do.
Spheres French and English do.
Newman's and Barette's Spanish and English do.
L~everett's Lat. and Eng. and Eng. and Lat. do.
Bible House Dictionary;
Pocket LexicOns Of various kinds;
AnthOn's, Andrews and Billions Cesar;
oct Il At BALDWIN'S.
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Doctor do you think tight lacing is
bad for consumption :" Not at all
it is what it lives on" The doctors re-
ply was wise as well as witty.
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ME MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLOW.

Il We are now making this e~elebratea Pow. Those
sho have tried il, say il surpassess an atIe Sild Of
pillow in use. Several premiums have tscH awarded Il
at State and County Fairs. J. r. MORLEY & Co.
Sen 70 =
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Thanks

11dnkS.
We are indebted to Hon. B. f. WADE,
for the Report of Explol ations and Sur
veys for a Railroad Route from the Mis-
sissippi River to the 1ci6c.
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s604-9Il

1904, G14
Estimating the amount of taxable prop
crty in Burt county at $4,000 from
which it will not fall very much-the
total value of taxable property in the
whole Territory is 1919, SIG.
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I EGAL NOTICE.
- George C. Cook, Plaintiff,

- George G. Cook Plaintiff,
VS.. In the Court
s. Britton, Geo. W. Peck. Hiram c. OF Common
Grover, Joseph Bri!ton, S. S. Skinner, Pleas for the
5. @. Peck. W. Whitcomb, A. Bell, G.. County Of
p. Waldo. The Cleveland and Mahon- Trumbull. and
ing Rail Road Company, Utey spen State Of Ohio.
Ger, Stephen Burnett, Eli ~BaTtholO- Civil action.
new. Defendants.
s. Britton, G. W. Peck, Hiram G. Grover, S. S. Skin
ner, 5. G. Peck. W. NhitcOmb, A. Bell. G.. p. Waldo
and UtIey Spencer, party defendants. non residents Of
day of september, A d 1855, the plaintiff fled his petit
ton against the defendants in said Court, alleging
that the defendants, S. Britton, Geo w. Peck. Joseph
". Britton and Utley Spencer, under the firm Of Brit
ton. Peck & Company, are indebted to him on their
promissOry note, in the sum Of one thousand four hun
bred and seventy six dollars and tiirty-nine cents,
| with interest from the 10Th day OF August A d 1854, at
the rate Of ten per cent. Plaintiff further alleges,
that Britfon, Peck < Co.. as collateral security for the
payment Of said note, with the assent Of Il. G. Grover,
a member OF the firm of BrittOn, Peck, Grover 4 Com
pany, on the said 18th day Of August, 1854, assigned
to said Geo. c. Cook, plaintiff, three thousand dollars
Of the stock of the Cleveland & Mahoning Rail Road
Company, said stock being included in a final settle
ment for work done under a contract between said Il.
r. Company and BrittOn, Peck, Grover 81 Company.
The Plaintiff further alleges in said petition. that
said 5. @. Peck, SIS. Skinner, w. Whitcomb, A. Delland
g. P. Waldo, who claimed an interest in said stock on
said 18th day Of August, 1854, released their claim to
said stock, and consented to the transfer thereof.
Petitioner further alleges that said r. Il. Company
owe said stock to said Britton, Peck, Grover & Co. and
that his claim is prior to the claims Of these defend
ants, who have garnisheed said Rail Road Company.
The Plaintiff will take Judgement by default against
said Briton, Peck ~ Co., for Sl.416 80, with interest
per cent, and obtain a decree against said Rail Road
Company to deliver said stock tc said plaintiff, accord
ing to the terms of said assignment, unless said defen-
dants, who are nonresidents. answer said Petition by
the 10th day of November, $50:
SeptemberI 10, Is55-Gt Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Thanksgiving.

BY reference to the Proclamation of
Gov. MEDILL, in another column, it will
be seen thai Thursday. the 22d of No
Vember next, has been set apart for a
day of thanksgiving and prayer.
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TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
, Civil Acknowledgement.

VS.. Civil Observation-Disclosures
Joseph Crawford. }
The defendant, Joseph Crawford. Wiil take notice that
a suit in attachment was commenced against him before
Jefferson Palm, justice Of the Peace for Warren, Oct.
3, 1855, and thence taken to the Court OF Common Pleas
for said county, upon certificate of said Justice to at.
tach lands. Unless said defendant answers by the 10th
day of November prOx. judgment will be taken by de-
fault, and his lands within said county sold to satisfy
the same. Amount claimed. Sl5.S2 vita interest from
Oct. 3, 1855, and costs. EGGET & cox.
Oct. 2l-6w Atiy's for PIE.
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Il LARGE MAJORITY. kOR THE TALL. BRICK"
PACKARD 81 BARN NJ,
Eao%asd BY s%N Hs land .srafHs e: nomMa snG5ga De hard times secretly ard high phea5a and
Store m stock
Hardware. Cdfags Trimmings iron, Paints Glass rarnFh and Euky Fill Saws,
than wee riuat u into "Ud TuIuA' Luy expGc.ap perfect auamtuce-m h ur rn
CT the EASTERN States ant ctnNOuw with an Iron MI in this Vicinity enables Us n0Hrw t
lndcAmGtu anW Hus to Purchase s nWr line
Hpph in general mechanics and &UatTesn PARTICULAR msM and heir wives mL lIunm are
nvmi to uM and look drought es stock Tew wants Of the sHe ccnmuaHy hveb emI wSdr wmmt
clEs m personal appUunceW pdMs
TO our rnds in tile BUGGY BUSINESS we mg rGuri toe dhnan UNUsUALP III of
everything 1G ian e used m on TaOUar Ug.
MchauCsv wishing TTelsh their STOCK OF TOOLS, sill do ell to call and exammU r stock of
HOUSE TEI.HINGs OF NEw AND DESIRABLE sTlLEs.a hueand s splendid soHHent
800 AS Justly eeertd Wheeling Nails 100 boxes Franklin Rock Ghs; White LI Znc Paint OF
OUR IRON DEPARTMENT
Is at times N stocked wuhg olITS Shoe LUurB Buggy IRONY Wagon Hn and Iron fall knah
AahI.W wagon rhOh load
WchTeW uHH -g ysO FAM nMslG Gun NAE and eG nov GEnEM HrE ia m Hess uHe gtnn
lUTieUr oMIH this country.
i FHuemHerLc place and III 1.-THE Tall Brick Main street. aum,C Ohio.
TumE2G lSh M & BRNUM pomTeors
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NEW YORK STORE. FALL AND

~ WINTER GOODS are nov arriving. and the cry
will he, ''stilI they come for the next sixty days. We
have endeavored to get up a stock. for the coming sea
son. which has never been equaled in Trumbul! COun-
ty, for extent, completeness and adaptedness to the
wants Of the public, and the Ladies' in particular. In
silk and Fancy Goods. we have never had a stock so
worthy of Inspection; while in STAPLE GOODS We are
fully at home, and prepared to convince ON friends
that prices hare not adrGNeef, as has been given out
Sept. 26, 1855. q y
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HARRIsBURGH, Pa, Oct. 25.-Great
excitement was caused here yesterday,
by the attempt of a man from Virginia
to kidnap a negro, whom he claimed to
be his slave, and to take him to Virginia.
Several of our citizens interfered and
rescued the negro, and had the kidnap
per arrested and bound over. The man
professed to be acting under the laws d
Congress.
The New York E0eniag Post, says
THE Ohio election is one Of the plain
and u~nmistakeable signs of the times
There IS scarcely a single circumstance
attending 1t which does not conspire 10
make 1T emphatic and deliberate protest
OF the people against the course Of the
administration on the Slavery question -
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THE HALLELUJAH.-

7 4 III ALLLL XII
Il LOWELL MAS0N'S new collection Of Church
Music, contains upwards Of ONE THOUSAND pieces of
music, adapted to about ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY me-
tres. and a much larger variety than usual Of ANTHEMS
and other Set Pieces. The of MUSIC
have been especially prepared for Singing Classes
1 variety Of pleasing exercises. ~fOur-part songs, and
rounds intsrspersed, and there is added MUSICAL NO
TATION IN NUTSHELL brief course for schools.
ASpecimen copy will be sent, by mail, postpaid. for
examination, to any teacher OF music, or leader Of choir
on receipt of sEYENrY-F1vE cESTs, Published by
MASON BROTHERS,,
% PARK Row, New YORK.
sep26-2ms ~Sanborn, Carter d Bazin, Boston,
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Subscribed AMI sworn before me this Ilth July, 1855.
ELIJAH WHITE, Justice OF the Peace.
J.. G.. FODTF, Secretary.
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GTAE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ STATEMENT J re CJatifisg IF tte SfarsEa-
s@rasce CgHFasg o. 0gdeHsbgrs -. T., on te fret
dag AZ Jaiy. Is.
/. Name and locality US specified q .t-..-..
%. The Capital stock $1,000 co
,. The Capital Stock g. paid uF.--..-..-.-
J. Ihc assets eli tac Z uulany ere as ~tnlHES-
or other pcrsgus.. cs.4c5 20
, Z al hone.
3. .EOHe-
4. Debts due The company, sccurei' y mort
gage. being first lien, only recorded, Of
which auoUlt Elore than SitOt 90 Is upon
property worth double the sum for which
the anne IS m~or,gageI -. ........... 5000 90
:. Debts otEcrSise : ured.-----.---..--. none.
6. Deits for PTeHiu1.s.- 1922
Z. Al other securities, heinz Bills beceiNa-
BE Tor Premiums i]-H9 u
}. Amount OF liabilities due o. not due TO
Banks or other creiitors. none
G. Losses adjusted ard due.----...-.-.---- none.
:. losses adjusted and not due.---.....--. none
?. Losses unajustsG. none.
9. Losses in suspense walins further proof "OSu w
H. No other claims against the Company
except q fe- small items Of expense, over
payment by agents, or re insurance, and
one claim u SAT-. resisfed.-...-.-.-..-
5000 co
= The greatest ysouHt allowed iy the
FHiea t;-st uiavtLs I,Ic in a4y uLe -ls
town or village 20 rule on the sI' iCct-
-. No rule as 20 the greatest amount allow
ed TO be insured IN one blocE.....
H. The Act Of Incorporation is the a as
at the last
Subscribed ami sworn before me this Ilth July, 1855.
ELIJAH WHITE, Justice OF the Peace.
~ - RaE