... and Howardsville, in Veraguas, on the River Belen or Pa- lenque, and its tributaries-which river empties itself into the Caribbean Sea in about latitude N. 9 deg., longitude W. 81 deg., 1 % miles west of the Port of Escribanos, and about 80 statute miles ...

... Howardeiville, icc Vertigoes, on tbs River DAllon or Pa- ge lenque, send its tributaries-which rivbr empties itself into the he Caribbean Sea iii about latitude N. 0 deg., longitude WV. 0.1 dog., ofr 1 h miles west of tle Pert of Escribaceos, and shout 50 statute ...

... and Howardsville, in Veraguas, on the River Relen or Pa- lenque, and its tributaries-which river empties itself Into the Caribbean Sea ir about latitude N. 9 deg., longitude W. 81 deg., 1 miles west of the Port of Escribarros, and about 60 statute miles ...

... Howrardsville, in Veraguas, oil the River Beless or Pa- lenqueo, astd its tributaries-which rivur enitige itself into the Caribbean Sea ii about latitude N. 9 deg., lolsgitude W. 81 deg., 1 i, miles west of the Port of Eseribasos, and about 50 statute siles ...

... price Is. each, S IR EDWARD SEAWARD'S NARRATIVN1 S of his SHIPWRECK, and consequent DiscoveryVf certalm Islands in the Caribbean Sea. With a detail of many extraor- dinary and highly interesting Events of his Life, from 1783 to 1149,. as written in his ...

... Parts, price is. each, SIR EDWARD SEAWARD'S NARRATIVE S of lis SHIPWRECK, and eonsequent Discovery of certain Islands ii the Caribbean Sea. With a detail of many extraor- dinary and highly hiteresting Events of his Life, from 1733 to 1749, as written in his ...

... t 188. Strandnd.W C AIFONIA LNE f PCKT SHIPS.-. VOR BOMBAY Direct, the splendid fast-sailing JUfrigate-built British ?? CARIBBEAN, A, 13 seaer. 874 tone negister, newly metalled, JOHN WvINOSIESTER, Commander (who gery superior accommodation flor tbrouenei ...

... formed for the purpose of constructing a line of railway, about sixty-two miles in lengtb, from the port of Tucacas, in the Caribbean Sea, to the celebrated copper mines of Aroa, reputed to be the most extensive and the richest in the world. The mineral wealth ...

... is donned for the purpoeo of cometronting a line of railway, abont 01 miles in langib, dram tho Part of Tucacme, in tea Caribbean Sea, to the ceebrate ce per mince of Aroa, reputed to be the muet extensivoeand the richnest 11 the world. The mineural wealth ...

... formed fcr the purpose of constructing a line of railway, about sixty-two miles in length, from the portI of Tncacos, in the Caribbean Sea, to sthe celebrated copper mines of Aroa, reputed to be the west ostensive and the richest in) she world. The mineral ...

... l~~~lPOSPE;CTUS. I. TheCompany ?? tonaorooting a ?? of rollway, nbont 02 miles in length, from the port of'.Iueoaent,in the, Caribbean 8oa, to tho o flebrated ?? mine of Are, reputod to bo tho moot extennivo and the rlohost oa tho lrorld. Tha minerel wealth ...

... years. Eehasno defence to the action. D. D.-Lucifer matches came into use about 1834. YoUNGsesR.-Clraeoa is an island in the Caribbean Sea, now belonging to the Dutch. 'The woll-known liqueur takies its name from this island. A. B.-It depends upon the stipulation ...