... feafe) for ever, for rdenjiay the fartae the future payment thereof, according to the prices eftabliuied for that purpose (namely) after the rate 15 years ofthe grofi amount rf fttih renw art inlitled an allowance of land tai, and on .payment .30 yyars pm-chafe ...

... of mariner, Aha nilftcßaved herfelf jluring , therefeir ew* ’■nOtiee, that 1 will not bo. any StbirAetAay coottadb ray name after tw* 7AMF.S 81-ArKE ' .T . /‘.I'T- - marie T MILL- t, I JET, « Ae pun»i , »yi>pofrane««j^w2qttpoBppi»'f>_, 1 ,« inr c'fqpwou* ...

... Liverpool, joinet, hat miflchavcd Ttii* therefore give notice, that I will not be for any debts (he may contract in my name after this date. ...

... ofithie pibe oan, as toS aiyctur. n~pon r o jostice, it was reilry too Much i-to ts iirsaltesl by the inehtiori of such a name, after nlinijee ye ri eclusion of the ommercia interests ofRZIC ?? tote East Indies, and .afteStee tIF' rs -iviolation of every ...

... a variety of elegant mansions: Fifteen of the best of the open areas, where the principal streets cross each other, are named after the different States composing the Union, and when finished, were to have statues or colurraimS to the memory of their favorite ...

... GENTLE ME,, set Allow me to request the insertion of the following the _ extracts from the writer (JVaieno) whose real name, after ani a lapse of fifty years, is still involved in obscurity. Th They appear peculiarly applicable to the present period, ...

... were to try the man of whom he the ty himself was one of the prosecutors. Hs defence is,, tior En that he had withdrawn his name after becoming Sheriff. slen Or Butlie left behind tke money he subscribed-an artidle yea of ballast without which the whole-crew ...

... by the ?? which Awe bhave toealluded; and we feel pleasure in hearing that an extensive portion of the coast has e'en named after our nativeltown; sx whilst some of its bays and promontories have been named se in honour of several respectable inhabitaits ...

... near that town, and supposed have gone there, cither meet with her husband, or on her join him.—Bor I h wick’s m.-umed name after *h.s was William since bis urn from Anteiica appears have been Archilmld Gibson, ;t 1:1 said ! latterly, also took the name ...

... ob- served,.nathing but the buoyancy-of his talents could lave supported the load of transgression that attaches to his c name, After his memorable prediction, that a New York six- pence was on the day of the prophecy (that is five or six years ago) of more ...

... to this day. That Mr. Grundy had so considered it, [sit was evident, from his applying a second time to Mr. Ollier, im namely, after his father's death; a step which he would lse not have taken if he had thought his conduct dishonour- ily able. He argued ...

... astonishing. Such spirited manage. we u inent should he commensurately ?? adsv, shorn The Silas Rfichrldoe.-This fine ship, named after the nesdi late Silhs Richards, Esq. arrived at this port on Thursday Mers se'nnight, in twenty-two days from New York. She ...