Chap. 293.—An ACT to incorporate the Richmond Home Insurance
Cumpany,

Passed January 1S, 1866.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That
William G. Paine, John Purcell, John D. Harvey, James L.
Apperson, John Dooley, P. C. Warwick, Alfred Moses, John
Gibson, Joseph R. Anderson and Franklin Stearns, together
with such other persons as may be hereatter associated with
them, shall be and they are hereby constituted and made a
body politic and corporate, by the name and style of The
Richmond Home Insurance Company; and by that name and
style, are invested with all the rights and privileges conferred,
and made sthject to all the rules, reculations and restrictions
imposed. by the Code of Virginia, applicable to such corpora-
tions, and not. inconsistent with the provisions of this act.

2. The eapital stock of the said corporation shall not be
less than one hundred and fifty thousand dollars nor more
than five hundred thousand dollars, divided into shares of the
pdr value of twenty dollars each.

3. Lhe said company shall have power and authority to
make insuranee against all marine risks, and against any
damage or loss by tire. or by any other liability. casualty or
hazard, upon any and every kind of property, real, personal
or mixed; to make insurance on lives; to grant annuities;
to receive endowments; to receive savings deposits; to lend
money on bottomry and respondentia; to cause themselves
to be insured against all risks upon the interests they may
have in any property or lives in their own right, or in virtue
of any loans or advances, or of any policy or contract of
insurance.

4. The said company shall have power and authority to in-

vest its capital stock or other funds of the company in bank
or other stocks, in the purchase of bonds issued by the
United States, by the state of Virginia, or any other state of
the United States, and of bonds of any incorporated com-
pany; to lend money upon personal or real security, and to
discount notes, and receive the interest in advance.
». The sail company may grant certificates for money re-
ceived on deposit, in accordance with the conditions set forth
in chapter fifty-nine of the Code of Virginia; but in no case
are auch deposits, or the certiticates therefor, to be held dia-
ble to make good any policy of insurance issued by this
company.

6. A majority of the whole number of the directors may
at any time admit policy-holders, who contract for the same,
to a participation in the profits of the said company to such
an extent as may be agreed upon.

7. The persons named in the first section shall be commis-
sioners to receive subscriptions to the capital stock of this
company, any three of whom may act.

8. This act shall be and continue in foree from its passage,
and shall be subject to modification, amendment or repeal, at
the pleasure of the general assembly.

Chap. 293.—An ACT to incorporate the Richmond Home Insurance
Cumpany,

Passed January 1S, 1866.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That
William G. Paine, John Purcell, John D. Harvey, James L.
Apperson, John Dooley, P. C. Warwick, Alfred Moses, John
Gibson, Joseph R. Anderson and Franklin Stearns, together
with such other persons as may be hereatter associated with
them, shall be and they are hereby constituted and made a
body politic and corporate, by the name and style of The
Richmond Home Insurance Company; and by that name and
style, are invested with all the rights and privileges conferred,
and made sthject to all the rules, reculations and restrictions
imposed. by the Code of Virginia, applicable to such corpora-
tions, and not. inconsistent with the provisions of this act.

2. The eapital stock of the said corporation shall not be
less than one hundred and fifty thousand dollars nor more
than five hundred thousand dollars, divided into shares of the
pdr value of twenty dollars each.

3. Lhe said company shall have power and authority to
make insuranee against all marine risks, and against any
damage or loss by tire. or by any other liability. casualty or
hazard, upon any and every kind of property, real, personal
or mixed; to make insurance on lives; to grant annuities;
to receive endowments; to receive savings deposits; to lend
money on bottomry and respondentia; to cause themselves
to be insured against all risks upon the interests they may
have in any property or lives in their own right, or in virtue
of any loans or advances, or of any policy or contract of
insurance.

4. The said company shall have power and authority to in-

vest its capital stock or other funds of the company in bank
or other stocks, in the purchase of bonds issued by the
United States, by the state of Virginia, or any other state of
the United States, and of bonds of any incorporated com-
pany; to lend money upon personal or real security, and to
discount notes, and receive the interest in advance.
». The sail company may grant certificates for money re-
ceived on deposit, in accordance with the conditions set forth
in chapter fifty-nine of the Code of Virginia; but in no case
are auch deposits, or the certiticates therefor, to be held dia-
ble to make good any policy of insurance issued by this
company.

6. A majority of the whole number of the directors may
at any time admit policy-holders, who contract for the same,
to a participation in the profits of the said company to such
an extent as may be agreed upon.

7. The persons named in the first section shall be commis-
sioners to receive subscriptions to the capital stock of this
company, any three of whom may act.

8. This act shall be and continue in foree from its passage,
and shall be subject to modification, amendment or repeal, at
the pleasure of the general assembly.