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agc,ev in .iHor, CassceN county, North Carolina,
valHE undersigned having been appointed Agent O


The HItna Insurance Company. OF Hartford, Con
nectcut for the counties Of Orange Guilord Granville
Person Caswell and Rockingham, in North M


d;ne the towns situated in those counties, and ol
the counties of Pitsylvana, Halifax and MeckennuIg
in Vrenia including the towns of DanyIlie, ComPet-
ton Halifax c. H. and Clarksvlle he is prepared 70
receive applications and issue Policies OF insurance
against losses by Fire. on houses, goods. wares and
merchandise including manufactured work q every
kind The amount of premium will range from one 70
three per cent? according the danger and risk BLANK
skeletons ofsurveys will be furnished on application 10
the undersigned, by letter or otherwise =


Maj JAMES M PALMER, of Hillsboreugh, DR.. J.
NJ LINDSAY, of Greensborough, and BENJAMIN c.
Cook, Esq, OF Oxford. have been appointed Sub
Agents. who will make surveys and policies OF lnsur-
ance will be issued through them.


The propriety of efccting insurance on property
daily exposed to loss by fire. calamity of frequent oc-
currence OF late, must be evident TO every rejecting
mind


When the destructive fire occurred in Fayetteville,
years ago, but few insured, and the loss to
many their all. At the late fire most OF them were
either wholly partially insured and some had neg-
gently suffered their policies to expire without renew
ing them. NATHANIEL J. PALMER.


Milton N c. Oct lst lS45. 569-If