Slowly she paid off again, bearing away from them.

On my return from Fort Kearney I was paid off the same as the rest of the employees.

I just thought if I could only get the note paid off at the Mustardseed Bank I might ask you to sell the collateral and invest the proceeds in your gusher.

It will be fixed so's Old Salt's mortgage won't go into effect till the first one's paid off."

"How'd you get here?" "Wucked my way down on de St. Louis packet an' got paid off at Padjo

In the last years of the war Hamilcar had not been able to pay his Sicilian mercenaries as formerly from his own resources, and he had vainly requested that money might be sent to him from home; he might, he was told, send his forces to Africa to be paid off.

The debt was not finally paid off until the year 1821.

Unfortunately it was impossible to do without a public revenue, and it was necessary that the royal ransom should be paid off within six years.

The next day the crew were paid off, and the vessel taken into dock for much-needed repairs.

The mortgage on the farm could be paid off; Ezekiel could finish his course in college; and life would be made easier for them all.

With these "boletas" the hands were paid off every Saturday, and they were currency at the stores, and among the merchants of the country and in Mexico.

We remained a few days to discharge the cargo, when we were all three paid off.

Ignoring numerous threats to his life, his efforts eventually paid off when arrests were effected, lethargic local authorities transferred and brakes applied on the illegal activities in the area.

Before I set sail, however, I was married to my cousin Mary in Jamaica; and when we got to Old England, where the Lotus Leaf was paid off, I settled for a time on shore, the happiest, etc., until some years afterwards, when the wee Cringles began to tumble home so fast that I had to cut and run, and once more betake myself to the salt sea.

In the six next years he paid off the debt, and having abandoned the intention of ever being any richer, he has ever since given his entire income, after supporting his family and thoroughly educating his six children.

The yacht's head paid off, and, answering her helm, she, with the tide in her favor, bore seaward.

'The mortgage has been paid off.'

At any rate, the men are now paid off, and set out on foot for their homes.'

Walt Coburn (A); 1May70; R483690. Paid off in bullets.

" "Last week he paid off a mortgage on the farm of Mr. Pitcairn, and then made a present of it to the old gentleman.

All mortgages are publicly recorded, and so the property is vested in the mortgagor till he is paid off, and when that is done it also is publicly recorded.

I was now paid off, and went back to see my companion, Mr. Henry.

He got more than half-drunk that night; but a day or two later, when the ship was paid off, he went back from Plymouth to Cawsand, and within a week he had married her.

Unless Congress shall authorize largely increased expenditures for objects not of absolute necessity, the whole public debt existing before the Mexican war and that created during its continuance may be paid off without any increase of taxation on the people long before it falls due.

A government which has paid off the debts of two wars, waged with the most powerful nation of modern times, should not be brought to the necessity of chaffering for terms in the money market.