... portion of the public will be pleased se 1-arn that - di mottos' 41 ft.:, intend haying • ' • The Chimp) Cottage Orange Co., : hasts . saint some very handsome parlor The &impute, Melntyre cp. have a 'Loin well brand Top-0 She Can butter on exhibition. This ...

... said the knight, courteously aCCailtiDg the friar. Good kaight,—good e'en,—repliNl the other. By 'r lady I—father, thou hast chosen a cool re- treat. And yet 'tis a marvel, sir knight, that thou shouldst admire that which thy valor would scorn r ...

... were conveyed to this colony, namely, Queen's House, the Retreat, and the Adjutant General's Pier and Married Quarters, and the piece of land bought at the Hastings Rocks. Then leases had to be prepared in connexion with other lands which were rented. Then ...

... Hard• wood, consisting of lucust,.buttly-tree, erahthood, cedar, Id be seen at Messrs. Grant 4; Elliott's long store neat the Pier-head, to be sold uncommonly l o w f o r ras h, or _short credit to approved purchasers.-4 the following slaves (title indisfrue' ...

... The soldiers who hatlremained here, fearing a popular movement, excited by the same perverse characters, sallied forth in haste, with their Chiefs and Officers, but both soon returned, except about twenty or thirty Officers, a Brigadier, a'Colonel, two ...

... Auctioneer June 27 —t.f. • lins been instructed to vffer for vile by private tr art, A SUBSTA NTIALFAMILY RESIDENCE, situate on the Pier fiend, directly oppvt;ite the house G. R Grant, Ic'sq., and at present occupied by C. Grecnidge, E House on the upper story ...

... HINTS FOR THE HOLIDS.YS: (From Blackwoed's Magazine.) . Oh, gracious Nature! who hast framed the man spirit in accordance with the beauty-of thy .works—no sooner heat thou let the sun sink away in the fading gorgeousness of his bed of clouds.. than thy ...

... because we do lint pick our cot to the very last stud ultiniate exteet. Various fields have been plantas patch crops and in the haste to plant canes, the planters have dug up the stumps and thrown them away on the mule pens and elsewhere without havisig picked ...

... proper that I should eta cour, because no succour can be afforded, ex- upon them. You have beer, referred to the itirin psrot‘pier Horses without having Stables into Which twenty-four of these Shops. put them, and in fact, to lavish the ready Many Plans ...

... hints what he - sYnuld do if the i enchman did oat down with the' dust) the ! 1t ash is to he paid. They bad better make haste, or ' !there will be something like suiting the action to the .• Word on the part of Biolier Jonathan. . , The small Q ieen ...

... morning got 'Lahore on the point of the Pier, and we understand tbst she 18 By kind permission of Lent. Colonel Luck, commanding, and Offirera of the York and Lancaster Regiment, the Rind will play at Hastings' Rocks on Tuesday, 3rd September, commencing ...

... be 30 miles long, 30 feet deep, 100 feet wide, with all sorts of intermediate works and machinery, and at the two teriniui piers and hernours of the most costly and elaborate character. As a work of engineering, its success is deemed to be in the highest ...