Responds to a documented inquiry made by the Insurance Company of North America regarding an insurance matter. Includes a sealed, postmarked envelope. The integral address includes Madison's frank.

Concerns insurance coverage for described properties.

Responds to Murray's request for information on the residence of John Lloyd, Esq.

Asks the board of directors for a claim settlement in the case of Captain Philip Wilson Jr.

Informs them of an assignment drawn by Clement Biddle concerning a transfer of claim on the ship Rose and her cargo.

Gives Thomas H. White Power of Attorney for the transfer of stock and dividends accruing from stock in the Insurance Company of North America. Also signed by Henry Nixon and David Walker.

Regards the status of correspondence dealing with a business transaction under investigation. Includes a sealed, post-marked envelope.

Asks for the extraction of an unequitable clause in the Insurance Company of North America's insurance policy. Includes a sealed, postmarked envelope.

Certificate assuring that the Insurance Company of North America does not insure the contents of wooden houses. Endorsed by Henry Clements.

Informs Pettit of the resale of cargo aboard the ship Columbian Packed. Includes a sealed, postmarked envelope.

Concerns the inspection of cargo (in questionable condition) after an accident at sea.

Report of the committee appointed to enquire into the case of the ship Woodruff Sims, Heath Master.

Concerns the seizure of insured cargo aboard the Schooner Betty. Includes a sealed, postmarked envelope.

Copy of a receipt of payment for three years bond interest.

Power of attorney given to Henry Reed.

A note proclaiming the authenticity of William Reed's power of attorney. Written on the same sheet as 104.

Asks for a $10,000 loan on the ship Bingham.

Concerns the date of repayment of $1,615.80.

Recommends the application of James D. Latimer.

Concerns a final settlement on the case of the ship Charlotte. Includes a sealed, postmarked envelope.