I was then very happy, knowing that I was at that time able to pay part of the purchase money, by means of the money which I some time since buried.

It means that he transfers so much purchasing power, which he might have spent on his personal pleasures, to some one else in return for the expectation of receiving, year by year in the future, he and his heirs after him, a certain smaller quantity of purchasing power.

They did not have money to make the payment in cash but made a first payment of $2,000.00 with the agreement to pay the balance of the purchase price, $43,000.00, prior to July 1st, 1897.

The first plan purchase letter of credit purchase draft.

Jessica W. Hamlin (W); 11Oct67; R419693. HAMM, JOHN E. The English hire-purchase act, 1938.

The first plan purchase letter of credit purchase draft.

In the year 1758, he attended the yearly meeting at Philadelphia, where he addressed his brethren on the propriety of dealing with such members as should hereafter purchase slaves.

After a struggle in which both of the old parties were split, the compulsory purchase clause was repealed, November 1, 1893.

The departments were pillaged by requisitions, and enormous sums sent to the neutral countries to purchase provisions, that the capital might be maintained in dependence and good humour.

The silver purchased under the law of 1890 was paid for with notes exchangeable for "coin"; but as the secretaries always construed "coin" to mean gold, and as by 1893 these notes amounted to $150,000,000, our gold obligationsthat is, notes exchangeable for goldwere nearly $500,000,000 (greenbacks, $346,000,000; silver purchase notes, $150,000,000).

Accordingly, future need and misery is the price at which the spendthrift purchases pleasures that are empty, fleeting, and often no more than imaginary; or else feeds his vain, stupid self-conceit on the bows and scrapes of parasites who laugh at him in secret, or on the gaze of the mob and those who envy his magnificence.

My very complete and even elaborate arrangements had been made some time before and I now had only to look them over and see that they were in going order; to test, for instance, the brass handle that was connected with the electric main, and see that the well-oiled blocks of a couple of purchase tackles ran smoothly and silently.

Of the £4000 for this purchase half was borrowed from his brother, and the other half on the pledge of the profits of a poem that was projected but not written,"Rokeby.

The debts of the American states have partly been made necessary to meet deficits in current expenses, but largely of late to erect public buildings, purchase forest lands, improve roads, and construct canals.

The Industrial Depression; the Wilson Bill.%The industrial revival which it was hoped would follow the repeal of the silver-purchase law did not take place.

What do you want, Samsón Sílych, a mortgage-deed or a purchase-deed? BOLSHÓV.

Their view is, to enable the poor to discharge debts, redeem pledges, purchase coals, cloathing, bedding, &c.

AGAIN Your letter interrupted a seventh game at Picquet which we were having, after walking to Wright's and purchasing shoes.

The agents then made the purchase payment on the beautiful site of Tawawa Springs, long known as the healthy summer resort near Xenia, Ohio.

One is to make it a breeding station; the other is to simply make it a purchasing station, which shall buy of the farmers of the West the horses needed by the army, and train the animals for regular use before sending them to the various posts.

Cotton-spinners from Lancashire buy deer-forests, and soap-boilers from Limehouse purchase castles with family portraits and ghosts complete.

I told him that we would sell our cargo, and purchase calicoes, raw and wrought silks, tea, &c. and so return the same way back.

Land Commissioners' Strictures, 198. difficulties, 187, 188. law reforms and dissensions, 353-360. laws of Grey, 248. Minister of, 354. purchase, 164. purchase regulations of Fitzroy, 209. questions, 246. Tax, 373. tenure in early Maori days, 39.

If when too many in the purchase share, Robbing's not worth the danger nor the care; The men of business must, in policy, Cherish a little harmless poetry, All wit would else grow up to knavery.

I slip some silver in his hand, ('Twill purchase shelter for the night,)