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MAU0ATWUx
RAIL Road
Fall arrangement. v1mmeRcing
NoVember lst., 1852.

&VVVCNeOCE lotss AOOSs
RAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT. First
Passenger Tram will leave BTldespmu
or Wins.el, al 10. 80, A. d., or en- the arrr<
,al of the 8 A NJ, Express Train from New
fork, connecting a; the junction with the
,0IJ A. NJ, Train IRON New Haven.
First Freight Train will Ieave Bridgeport
tor Winsted al l2 NJ.
Second Freight Train will leave Bridgepcrt
OR Waterbury at 4. 90. P. NJ.
Second Passenger Train will leave Bridge
port for Winsted at 8 05 P. NJ, or on the arris
val of the 3. 30. P. NJ, Express rfain from
New York, connecting at the junction with
the as p M, Traia' from New Haven.
TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT
Freight Train wi / leave Natelbut, vi Bridge
pert al 6 30 A. VI connecting at the Junction
with a Train 10 New Haven.
First Passenger Train will leave Winsied AT
A. NJ, connecting at the Junction with a.
train t. New Haven, and at Bridgeport with
The l0lJA. NJ. Train 10 New York
Second Freight Train vii gave WInstet at
!. 10 NJ. arriving at Bridgeport in time FIR
noon Trains to New Haven and New York
Second Passenger Train will leave Winstcd'
at P. M, connecting at the Junction with a
frain TO New Haven, and at Bridgeport witlp
he P. M, Train 10 New Yo,k.
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE
Union shoe COmDanV.

VIZ E The undersigned have assoc lated and
Wv do by these presents associate our
selves according 10 the provisions OF an Act
relating to Joint Stock Corporations, passed
May Session A. D. 1887, into body corpo-
rate and polite under the name and style OF
the Union shoe Company, for the purpose Of
carrying on the Manufacture Of Boots and
Shoes, IN the town OF Barkhamsted, Liich-
field County, Connecticut and Tor the pug
pose of vending and dealing in the same in
this and other States, and buying and selling
other property, and also tor The purpose Of
trading as Merchan Is, at Hitcbcockville in
said BarKhamsted. And we hereby agree
that the Capital Stock Of said Corpora ton
shall be -Four Thou sand Dollars. divided into
0ne Hund,ed and Sixty Shares of Twenty
Five Dollars each, and we hereby further
gree, that we will be and remain body
polite and corporate by the name and style
aforesaid, aud that as a body polite and cor
porate, we will, in all respects be governed
and conduct ourselves according 10 and by
virtue Of the provisions Of the act aforesaid
The Office Of said Company il to be located
at Hitchcockville. In witness VIII .reOf, we
have severslly hsreuato subscI ibed our names.
and affixed 10. each the number Of shares re-
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TN Norfolk near Goshen. some months
! since Wooden Shawl. The owner
may have il BY calling at William W.
Welch's Norfolk, and paying for th's adveF>
tisement. - f-agf
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At q Court of Probate holden at Canaan willis
in and for the District Of Canaan on the
2eh day OF November A. D. 1852,
Present, WALTER S. CoWLEs, Esq Judge.
II STATE of GEORGE HAYES late OF
n Canaan in said District. deceased.
The Adninistt atoF represents The estate
insovent, and prays the appointment of Com,
missioneIs thereonv-Whereupo Ordered
that Commissioners to receive. examine, and
adjust the claims OF the creditors of said es-
tate. be, appointed al the Probate Office il
said Canaan on the 25th day Of December
1852 at nine O'Clock in the forenoon; anc
that all'persoms interested in said estate ma,
be notified thereof, the Administrator will
cause this order to be published in a newspa
per printed' in Litchfeld in, the County oi
Litch6eld and post copy thereof on the pub
lie sign-post nearest the place where the de-
ceased last dwelt i'm said Canaan.
h Atrue copy nf Record,
WALTER s. cow ES Judge.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-CO VGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

This remedy is offered to the cummunit
with the confidence we feel Ia the article
which seldom fails to iealize thU happisst
effects that can be desired. So wide 10 the
field Of its usefulness and % numerous the
cases Of its cures. that almost everyIsectioROt
the county abounds in persons, publicly known
who have been restored from. alarming and
even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over
every other medicine Of its kind, 10 too ap~
parent to escape observation, and where ito
virtues are known, the public no longer hesi>
tate what antidote TO employ for ths:distress-
ing and dangerous affections Of thepulmonary
organs, which are incident 10 our climate.
AND not only in the Formidable attacks upon
the lungs,b but for the miller varieties of COLDS
COUGHs, HoARsNEss. Sc, and, for CHILDR EN-
it is the pfeasantest and safes: medicine that
can be obtained. No family should be wiz
out it, and those who have used it, never wiz
Read the opinion OF the following Gentle
men, who will be recognized IN the voriou
sec lions of country where they are located,
each and all as merchants OF the first class anu
OF the highest character las the oldest and
NEST extensive Wholesale Dealers in Medicine
with IN experience unlimited on the subj eel
Of which they speak, Ii there 10 any value in
! the Judgment OF experience, see
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District of CORN WALL IS,
Probate Court, Nov Isl. 1852


Probate Court, Nov Isl. 1852
TV STATE Of DRUSILLA GRIFFIN
Il late Of Cornwall, il. said Districs
deceased,
The Court of Probate for the DisiricroF
Cornwall hath limited ard allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the cred.
itors OF said Estate, represented insolsent,
in which to exhibit .tlleir claims ihereto;
and has appointed William Hndlnan an z
George II. Swirl, Esp. Con,missioneis 70
receive and examine said elAims.
Certified by
EREBRRIcK KELLoea. Judge
[. The Subscribers give notice that rAey
shall meet at the weliingA house Of VIM
Hindman in snid Cornwall, on the last
Mondays Of February and April, 1853. o.
| o'clock in the afternoon on each OF said
days, for the purpose OF attending on tbs
business of said appointment.
WMLIAM HrNpMaN, lCommis~
GEoaGE H SwlFT, sionsrs.
All persons inbebssd' 70 said Estate are
requested to maize immediate payment 70
Ross .rER B. HoRErNs. Administrator.
% Y order Of the Court of Probate for
- the District Of Litehfehi win be sOld
a, Public AWciion at,he dwelling houseop
Truman Leavenwofth, late Of Liichfelds
deceased on the eleventh. day Of Dscem~
Der A. d. 1852 at 9 o'clock inthe forenoon
(unIess previously disposed Of at. private
sale} so much Of the real estate Of the said
Truman Leaysnwerth, deceased, as viii
raise the sum of'fhree Hundred and Sixty
Five Dollars and Twenty Five cents, With
incidental cl,argessOf sale.
Also ut the same time aud phase will oe1
sold AT Public A action (unless previously
disposed Of at private sale) so much OF tno
Real Estate Of The late AlInira Leavens
worth. decease d. as will raise the sum Of
| Eif,y Nine Dollars aud thirieeen<een las
| ~ uH incidental charges Ofsale.
HARVEY p. SMITH. Administrators.
/ Liichiieled. November 20 1854
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probate Reroro.
NOTICE.

DY order Of the Honorable Court of Pro.
- bate OF the District Of NOrIo lk--Will be
sold at Public Auction on Monday the I4th
Of February 1853, at the dwelling house on
the premises, all the right, title and u terest
OF Burr &. Pdrritt TO two certain pieces of
Land lying in said Norfolk and the town adj
joining (viz Sandisheld Mass.) One piece
being the Hull Farm so called, containing
about One Hundred and Seventy Acres, the
other the Hotchkiss place. so called, contain
ing about forty five acres. Sales TO com.
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on said day.
HIRAM MILLS. Assignee.
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MONEY WANTED.
Came Into

TVHE inclosn. e al the subscriber about the
l. 226.of November while pig with no
artificial marks. The owner is requested to
prove property. pay charges and take il
away. HENRY CLARKE.
Cornwall. December let 4 $50.
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FOR SALE

MAPOF LErCHFLE LD-a few copies
Iva for sale by
C. ED.Ms y CO.
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COPARTNER SHIP.

CUF All ~ EK Sf7IEs
NHE subscribers have associated theme
Il selves together under the name and
firm Of
BRADY & WELTON,
for the purpose Of Manufacturing all kinds
of Papier Mache and Ornamental work.,
All orders for Dagureotypes aud Miniature
Cases, Porte Monies, Porte Monte SidesS
Book Covers, Fancy Work boxes, and Me-
tallc Cutlery Handles. Of asuperior finish
md style.
Executed with promptness and despatch
A. e. BRADY,
EBENEZER WELTON.
Wo|cottyille, Nov 30 1859
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sTAGH LINES.

mOur, [Humphi eysVlIIP,3 Win Tue D N M
|, Train down. Returning will leave on the ar~-
ival of the 10 80 A. NJ. Train ftom Bridge
port,
McNel's Sage from Wa,errown viii con-.
nect a, Waterbury with the $50 a. M. Train
Town, returning on the arrival Of the 1890 A :.
NJ, Train from Bridgeport.
Fenn's Stage from Lite h6eld. will connect
at Litchfield Station with both Passenger
: Trains each wav.-
0o-Fscgh, will be way billed az usual. from'
each Station to New York: New Haven andi
Bridgeport.
PHIL0HURD Superintendent
Bridgeport, Oct, 90. 1882.
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~ No Senator yet in North Carolina
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-17

lion who went, voluntarily, TO party given
BY the smaller beasts of the forest. and fall
ing desperately in love with fair lady of
the assembly, consented al last 10 have his
claws extracted, to gain the ohjec, of his
love. II, like the lion, money and its friends
will agree that the Legislature may ex,racl
claws, and thus disarm it Of all its power
to do evil, then | will agree TO receive it in
association with the ordinary articles of
trade, and that no law should be made Pc
culisrly applicable TO it. But, I suppose,
'ha. seeing the folly Of the lion, capital will
have too much wisdom 70 consent TO this
arrangement. And, yet, if by ar,i6ce, by
we'll written essays, plausible theories, and
appeals to the simplest forms of political
economy, the friends Of usury can make the
world believe tina. money is innocent in il
self, and requires NO stringent legislation to
keep it within proper bounds, have no
doubt strong efforts will be made to produce
such results.
But, trust they will utterly fail. The
legislature, are required by this provision
Of the Constitution, to do justice to the
masses Of the people. II is by them tha.
the evils Of usury are felt with peculiar
severity. The agricultural classes, the
mechanic classes, and indeed, all the indus
'rous poor Of every class, are deeply con-
cerned in faithful execution of this clause
of The Constitution, and cannot doubt that
the demands ofpublic justice, in this respect,
will sooner or later, be completely and
thoroughly satisfied.
Hoping, sir, that your correspondent'An-
tonio,' will continue to favor us with his
views upon this important subject, remain
Your obedient servant,
THOMAS F. BOWIE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-17
P O E II R Y.
LINES.


BY THE LATE WILLIS GAYLORD CLARKE.
If yon bright stars which gem the night,
Be each blissful dwelling sphere,
Where kindred spirits re-unite,
Whom death has torn asunder here;
How sweet it were at once to die
To leave this blghted orb afar-
Mix soul with soul, TO cleave the sky,
And soar away from star to star.
But, ah ! how dark, how drear, how lone
Would seem the brightest world of bliss,
If wandering through each radiant one,
We failed to find the loved of this!
Ifthere no more the ties should twine,
Which deaths cold hand alone can sever,
All then those stars in mockery shine,
More hateful as they shine forever.
1t cannot be e-each hope each fear
That lights the eye or clouds the brow,
Proclaims there is happier sphere
Than this bleak world that holds us now,
There is voice which sorrow hears,
When heaviest weighs life's CALLING chain
IT'S heaven that whispers s'dry thy tears
The pure in heart shall meet again.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-17

As | have heretofore stated, have no
claims TO chemical science. have no, ana
lyzed any Of the marls or calcareous earth
Of the county, nor subjected them to chemi-
cal tests further than infusing few speci-
mems in acids. The analysis Of Doct Du-
catel, who made partial and hurried recon-
noisance Of the State, are taken, and are no
doub, correct. Believing them to be so, it
is with dfidence that ! am compelled to
differ in opinion as to the value which he
attaches to some of those deposies. The
last mentioned, he esteemed of suflicen, val
ue, to justify its transportation. lis value
canno, cousis, in the amount of calcareous
matter which it contains, being but Is per
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-17
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
By E. WELLS, JR.
EDITOR AND PROP PRIZE II r.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid within six months, Si.oo
/" &C if not paid within six months, 2'oo
ADVERTISEMENTS per square for three inser-
;ions-l2 lines of small type or IA OF large type
constituting a square-and % cents tor every SUBJ
sequent insertion. If the number OF insertions De
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly.
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-17
And of that on the estate Of Robert Disyes

He also states that each of these deposi,es
contains nodules Of selenite and particles of
copperas earth. Below Pope's creek are the
mari depos,es Of the Clifton estate, which
were by Doct. d. considered the richest
and most valuable of all which he exam
ined on the Potomac. He gives this analy-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-17

GEOLOGY AND AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES
OF CHARLES COUNTY, CONTINUED.
Passing from Port Tobacco down The
Potomac river, we find deposites Of shells,
micaceous earth and green sand, of the ter
tiary period, which Doctor DUcArEL con-
sidered the mos. valuable of the fossiiferous
deposites Of the State. That which lies
between Port Tobacco creek and the mouth
Of Pope's creek, and, a. he says, "conslisu.-
ing the high banks Of the river in nearly the
whole of its extent" ''has been identified as
we'll by its geological relations as by Its
chemical analysis with the green mari of
New Jersey and Virginia" He gives the
following analysis Of the green marl Of ST.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-17
G o M M U N I c. A TION
For the Times

No. 4.
Opinions and Reflections as to the Geo1ogi-
cal Charcter Of this Coun,y-its Forma-
tion and Structure-its Susceptibility of
improvement, and Capabilities of Produc-
tion-vith some Suggestions as to the
Means and advantages ,cilhin our reach.
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THE UNION WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 2s

Ann white wiiil-sn IA. Psxssr.--In slAx Cire.is
Court for Montgomery county Court OF Equity.
THE complainant her bill about the Iot day
land lying in Montgomery Maryland, devised 10 her BY
defendant,
Of defend
gave notes number payment
hundred dollars, VI which said be-
hundred dollars
cents interest from the a day Of November 1876.
further Of the said agee
delivered 20 the complainant bearing
said deed and pupoTng be ~ the
land purchase theeef which,
pnant advised NOT sucienti IN law 10 operate mortgage
on the said land
b therefore, pays said paper be ueaisd
thereof deeTeed, and such portion
sold the Of the sand notss which base
fallen that The said defendant be
sufficient of the said premises
the said complainant BY day. 10 be given by The court 10
said complainant purchase money that there
be herr and publication against the said defendant
resides Maryland unknown IL u
tins 2 day August 1882 adudged and ordered that
this order 10 be inserted
newspaper published Washington the District Of Co
iumba, 18Th day Of October
said dendast OF The object and sub
this bl and him this court In person
before Monday March
the premises and show IL he has why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER. Circuit Judge
Copy #.#
JAS q. HENso, Clerk.
Sep 4-iaw4w ##I s# Nat @.#". aE#-# &I
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NOTlCE-The army appointed
sixth section Of the making appropriations for the
the approved August ~, 1854, which is in The following
terms and figures, TO wits e. .#r.
SEC g. find BE- further enacted That for the pay and equip
mounted rihemen, finding forage,
the of John
In California during The eighteen hundred and forty
appears the rolls file the War Department,
for the subsistence and supplies consumed by said said
hundred thousand dollars hereby
popated in the treasury otherwise approp
ated War Is authorized and
appoint anerested officers
funds advanced aud and supplies Of all kinds
furnished taken for the sad command whilst thus engaged
the public services and for the said hoard OF officers
the OF TIVE thousand dollars is hereby appropriated
being Washington D. c., noufes all persons hav-
United States for funds advanced and sub
supplies furnished for the
serving command Of Captain John c. FIRE.
California during the eighteen hundred and
board It's office the OF Penn
sylvania avenue and l7th street. L-g .=a
All the b2ard in The English language
accompanied by English translation
The National nieligencer and Republic, Washington d. CT the
Boston, Mass the New York New
York city, the Pennsvana Isqure in Phladelph Pal the Re
puhcan In Louis Mo; the Bulletin, 10 New Orleans La;
and the Evening Poayune in san francisco Cal are requested 10
week for four weeks and send their
copy their the office efthe board
WAsMSoTos, ID. C., August IA, 1852.
l5-2awfw
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STEWART ytckens and Mary yiekens, his wife.
Dunnsrd Meekin William Meekins, Emily Mcekins aud
Susan smithn county, sitting
court Of equity, State Of Maryland July 1854 August a.
The object o this suit is decree for sale Of certain
real estate lying and being In Dorchester county,
Tho bill states John Me.kns, aa Of said county
departed his life about the year eighteen hundred
aud thirty leaving widow Elizabeth Meekns and Mary Meekns,
Thomas M-ekns, Dennara Meekin- Smith that
said Joia mcekin OF land called
Marshy Point lying and being Aeekns Neck Tar Bay
Ia said coHni, containing thirty
he devised the his said widow, Elizabeth Meekns during
her lifetime that the said Elizabeth departed this life sometime
IN the eighteen hundred the said Mary
Neekns said NickeDs;
that the said Tsmas Moekins this @ leaving
children William MecknH Meekins, his heirs
law that the said william Moekps and Emily Meekns infants
under the otwentonc years that the said Susan Smith has
len the Of Maryland reside unknown
the cOmpiainants viii be benefit and all
the parties concerned said land shall be sold under decree
this for the purpose of division OF the proceeds
those entitled thereto.
II sdudgd ordered decreed by the order OF the
circuit Dorchester complainant causing
copy this order be inserted published
Washington city each Of Eve successive weeks before the
eenh day September the said absent defendant
rng and her heirs dend Of the object and substance OF This
b aud her them appearn this CONT person by
bcof before tie fourth Tuesday Of anHay next 10 answer
the pfemses and show size they have, why
decree ought not 10 pass prayed.
sAxurL d, In coxrrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Testc
Augli-law5w F.J HENRY, Clerk
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE subscriber having
IL determined change in his affairs, offers for sale his
farm Virginia, situated immediately the
Little River ,uupke road leading from Alexandria 10 Winchester
four miles place. and from Wash
ngon city, District af Columbia The improvements consist Of
large brick house, with five
Kitchen and MI building also, brick
bscksm shop which furnish annually between
hundred hundred and my loads Of About
hafof woods the balance cleared and In rapidly
Improving condition The stock will be sold with the
land andimmedate For further particulars In
Ratclf esq, Washington city, D. o. TO DR..
fsaRc Whistler, Alexandria, Virginia. -. 81
Aug to-law5t EDWIN q. FlTIHUeH.
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E undersigned being prevented BY engagements from offending
Of land owned by linn, concluded 70 one AZ Tor
private This about miles from Williamsburg In
City county In Williamsburg located tive hourtshng
which considered be
excellence by the William and Mary College Is
uRder The supervision OF the
bishop the Episcopal Church Of virginia and
been educated including JET
Individuals DESTROYS OF edu
eating therefore, nducement
vicinity lines Of between New
BALTIMORE and Richmond will shortly touch regularly a.
miles this ani and that account II
be converted into lucrative market garden consists OF
valuable meadow contains
sp ngs there is abundance of mari The
whole amounts TO Isl acres.
OF miles from this farm the Nurfoh Beacon"
gentleman who The proprietor Of an estate
offered 40 Of land refused
OF the who wished 10 make the purchase
to establish vegetable garden,o &c. N
M LowER VR0sIA,--We take from
Argus the following statistics &ei The steamship
New York, carried from
Non d barrels of cherries and s barrels Of green peas The
baltimore week past have averaged each "trip 400
barrels peas. than half million
money will be realized the by the shipment Of early
vegetables port, ,,-- Richmond Enquirer.
wishing purchase will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia. Lgl l.t u.
July aa-lawlJ JOHN M GAIT, M. ID.
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A NEW Pittsburp. via tho Baltimore, sus-
guehanna Pnnyranfn Raiiroad7hrourh TO Pbvrs
20 express Of will leave Calvert station daily
the United States Washington
connecting the fast line at MJdieown !,
irving ut Harrisburg at "A, p. m, 10 dinner
Harrisburg for the west at q m, arriving
odayabug this have the option Of
taking either by packet boats
stages rect ON HolidaysburEto Ftsburf.
Tickets following points by this raa, wit
York, wnghtsvlc, Columbia Marietta Middletown, Harrisburg
New Per-, Mcown Perrysvlle, Lewown MoVsystown, Hunt
ingdon, Hoidayrburg and pisbnrr E|-.
This with the Cumberland Valley railroad,
which passes through Carlisle, shppensburg, Chambebu and
other points this road
accommodation Of from Washington for Of
points OF the will be the
dep Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
morning receive the baggage, which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
Octl-dtf Ticket Agent
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN SMILEY, Co.
aa Liverpool.
r. @. ROBERTS &. CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE B. CO.,
a.s..=. &c Rue Notre Dame dea VICTORIES
Paris.
## #F GEO. II DRAPER, Iiavre.
accountable gold, silver
bullion specie ewey precious stones metals, unless bills
adng therefor the value expressed
Sept 5-dly E#FT