Head and Amory v. the Providence Insurance Company

September 6, 1800. 'As there appears to have been a misunderstanding in the business as it respects the first propositions of the company, the directors are willing to accede to Messrs. Head and Amory's proposition, viz. to settle the policy on the merchandise, at twenty-five per cent, although it was their intention and expectation to have both policies included in the settlement. Messrs. Head and Amory will please to forward the policy and have it cancelled immediately. Premium-note due 12-15 September.