The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-14

Directors fer TIL. New York Lifs Insurance Compa
NJ. at the Capitol in the city of Richmond. ON Wed
nesday March 18th, 1857, the following was unsni.
mously adopted:
The undersigned President aud Directors of the
Company have examined the report and exhibits o!
the New York Life Insurance Company, for the year
ending the first of January, 1857, and being sa.fsd
With its Eresp condition, cordially recommend
1t to the encouragement and support OF the commu-
nifty.
Its capital has now attained the sum of 81, ECO OG0
invested IN State Stocks and Bonds and Mortsese'
on Real Estate. We think it most profitable and
safe mode of Investing monsy. The profits inure to
the benefit of the insured and have averaged not
tran thirty per cent. per ennum on the premir rms
nd. Besides these investments in stocks, &c. tt e
l,w Of Nav York requires additional security
that 100 600 shall be deposited with the State Comp
soller, to any lawful demands which the Com.
pany may fail to Pay.
We invite attention to tbs nature, objects and ad
vsntag es Of Life Insurance forth by this InHti
tuition.
GEO. WYTHE MUHFCRD, ESQ, President,
(sscretary of the Commonwealth OF Virginia }
DIRECTIONS.
GEO. w. CLUTTER, ESQ.,
(Auditor Public Accounts)
THOMAS Fl. ELLIS, ESQ,
tIFsOoHI JnHiee hlfSt ALL handW u6 Y.l
THOs. P. AUGUST ESQ,
(Attorney at Law.)
WIN. G. PAINE, ESQ,
{Kent, Paine Co, Merchanta(
JOHN RkGBY. ESQ,
(Fsrmsr, King Quser county, Vs.l
REV. CHAs. e. READ,
Pastor Unitsd Presbyterian Chrrch)
Rev. JAS. B. TAYLOR
Corresponding sec'y. Southern Bsp. Convention)
No COMPANY in the Uritsd States affords more ad.
vanrenses to the insured thar tbs ADORE DIVIDENDS
are d. cared annually which have averaged about S.
or 40 per cent. on the whols amount Of plemium-no
SOUND COMPANY has ever declared larger Dividends
THAI the New YORK LIFE Insurance COMPANY
The Dividends paid in Scrip, bearing per cent
interest ga declared
When ths premium amounts to $50 and upwards
40 Per cent will b. loaned the Insured st per cent
interest, which is paid By the insured 90 the
Dividends have heretofore been sufficiently lrge to
pay off the 40 FER cent notes.
The person insured, Is entitled to Per cent inte-
rest on the Dividends, which goes to pay the inte-
rest On the notes. Thus 1t will lie SEEN that this
Company is far preferable to any ether as regards
the NOTE and DIVIDEND system.
WHAT If | SHOULD DIE TONIGHT?
Let each one ask himself this question: guppose 7
were called to render up my Observation-Disclosures
this for the world of spiits tonight what provision
have made to the comforts OF life to those
who are dependent for their da y su.tenan
Would those who dear to me be safe from the
pangs OF want? Would this dear wife and these
aged parents be independent of the cold charities of
this world9 Would these dear children committed
to my care, have q comfortable home, end the means
of education? Would there be no sacrifices of pro
perty by forced sales, to NEE; the demands of cred
tors, or the wants of those | leave behind ms2
In view of ali thess facts, ought we not, whils in
health surrounded with the comforts of life ana the
means within power, to provide for our families
a policy in the New York Life Insurance Companv
for some or $40 coo, which costs only a small
amount annually which will protect us while we
live, ana families in the event of death, which
must overtake US all, sooner or later!
For information on the subject of Life Insurance
would advise you to sail On Mr. C. WORKMAN
local A gent, 2J3 Main street, or CHAs T.. WOE
TRAM Ger aral AGENT and Attorney TO Virginia, or
for reference apply to either member of the LOCAL
BOARD, all of whom INSURED for large amounts
fos1 \ colasA:; 4: D, Medical Examiners.
JAS. II. CONWAY. D"
~ TYLER 4 Co. are enabled to make a better
likeness for so cts, than others can fer So, on