Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-18
Insurance.
Mutual Life Ens. Co.,
Of NEW YORK.
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70 meet The choice Of sucl: present or future
members as may prefer TO have the amout IN
sure1 paid in instalmcnts to their widows or
heirs, rather than in one sum. ltiis company Is
prepared TO inscrt in its policies clause agree
ing that in lieu Of the payment of the policy
md profits in one sum- fin equitable amount. tS
1e determined by the Company, mev he pad
annually or Scmi-nunual}y for any specified
number Of years, (say from five t" twenty-five
ycNrs.l
EAMPLE.-Suppose a policy Of $1,000
aith additions amounting TO 5000 moro, should
become payable by reason Of the dcatl OF the
3crsoa insured, tho Company, in lieu Of the
payment of Sl5, 600 in one sum, would DC able
70 give assuming Interest as realized N the past
IN annuity for ten years OF over -, GNN per an
,luin. or for twenty years III annuity OF over
Il 3C0 per aununl.
This form Of annuity will remove the anxiety
which may exist in the minds Of some policy
folders lest the future provision they nave made
%or their fami les should be Intellectual or transit
cory in its Duration, either through unsafe in
-cstmcnts unwise expenditure, or other uncer-
snGies inciden al to contingent trusts.
Ii is not only free from the ordinary dangers
:lcnt is secured by the large and solid cash re-
sources and good faith Of this institution, which
Illus t. certain extent, becomes the guardian
or;rusteo the survivors. Hence the provision
lley be considered, humanity Speaking, beyond
ony adverse contingency.
Zs~ al such deferred payments or annuites
NIL share eau taby il the profits o. dividends
OF the Company.
This Company also issues Sucvivorsiip An
aUities, which provide for survivors during the
c;hole period Of life, and Deferred ArGtities, by
which individuals may provide for themselves
' ~ T. s. WINSTON President.
The undersigned begs to call the attention of
hose who desire TO make provision FIR their
fprn IN no Cd OttarnE hy- 9
l@AGEIFICENT INSTITUTION. There Is no way
n VIII ich q small sum Of money can be profit
ably md SecuTely invested. for such q purpose,
as in policy Oh your life. F0ETlElVE CENTS
a week will INSURE 81 coo on Inc life OF q MAN
aged 90. and the payment OF &Sngl' premium
securGSt and al 0nce)a very much larger sum than
:hc investment Of the same Amonnt conid posi-
by do in the ordinary operations Of trade the
t9tloEing descriptions OF Policies are issued ~
this Company, the premiums Oh which may be
gaid ysa,'Ly, ha!j-ysarIy,- o. quar|sriy, at The
option Cf the party assured:
Isl. LIFE Policies, for the whole term of life,
payable, together with the dividend additions,
aiter the death Of the party assured. 10 tho per-
son entitled t. receive the same.
q. ENDOWMENT ASSURANCE foITciEs.--
t.hesc are issued to persons DESTROYS Of making
provision fer advanced ita, or any ether purpose,
and are payable, together with accrl!td diyidcnGs
tain age, say TO- IS, 50, IS, 60 g. or in Of
bis death before arriving ut that age, to ms heirs
Or assigns.
81. ENDOWMENT Policies FOR CHILDREN
payable when u child attains the age Of u.s. u or
rs, or upward either qcith OF qcithout The return
Of the total premium paid, in case the party as
Sured does not attain the specified age.
eth. SuHyIvoRsuIP ANNUITY PoLlCIEs. by
which an insurer may secure to q surviving 1sou1-
@nee, whether wife, parent child, or friend, the
enjoyment ola certain definite 01od permanent
income for life, free alike from the dangers and
expenses of investing money and from depend
anco upon persons who may perhaps prove iniu-
&icious or adversely interested
~ All policies Issued by this Company par
ticipato in the surplus, the whole of which will
K ANNUALLY DIVIDED, in tho most equitable
applications Received and information furnish
I'd, at my Office No. %. Prince street, !Alexan-
:lria. Va. e. 7. THOMAS, Agent.
.;R: +. j. MrRPur, Examining Surgeon.
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