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ELECTION RESULTS.

be returns of the late electionsih this State
b 10 with unprecedented slowness, but enough
bown to justify the belief that the Democra-
ave succeeded in carrying every COMPRESSION,
strict. Some doubt, it is true, seems still to
over the result of the contest between
ssrs. Snow den and Smith, but thegchances
BAR to preponderate dec idedly in favor of the
hocratic candidate. In the Harrison district
Wing is running against two Democratic can
ties. but the general impression seems to be
the Wings will lose the day. The
en- remaining districts have cerainy re-
led Democrats to Congress. These results
create no surprise. They are but the le-
mate fruits of the Gerrymauder, and could
ply have been averted by any amount of ex-
on on the part of the Wings. Our opponents
reaped the full benefit of their scandalous
unconstitutional measures for the disfran-
cement of the Wing party of Virginia, and as
If consciences are of the toughest kind, we
pose they will enjoy their ill gotten gains
b unalloyed zest and satisfaction.
respect to the elections for the Legislature,
political changes appear to have been more
nerous than usual. We think from present
|catons that parties will stand ia the next
neral Assembly pretty much as they stood in
! last The following is list of the losses aud
ins thus far:
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i.0sal lulelIigpase~aCity Affairs. &c


lyon Friday afternoon, while Mr.. Stern,
dealer in clothing, was sitting 10 his shop on
Main street, near the old Market, anxiously
awaiting the arrival of customers, negro fellow
stepped In. Mr.. Stern showed his sable customer
an endless variety of wearing apparel, pressed
him to buy extensively, and expressed his readi-
ness to qualify on Moses and the Prophets, that
he could fit him with any article required After
looking around, the negro suddenly came to the
conclusion that he did not wish to buy anything
He left the store, but speedily pursued by
MIR. Moses Stern, who discovered, as he alleges,
that the fellow had stolen pair of cotton drawers
Mr.. S. succeeded in overhauling his customer
at the corner Of 18th and Grace streets. and in-
sisted quite earnestly upon his disgorgng. Tie
negro denied stealing the drawers and refused
to come to terms. Mr.. s. became excited and
the disputation attracted the attention of the by
SANDERS, several of whom drew near the scene.
Among others, Mr.. H. j. Addington approached
and euquired the cause Of the difficulty, when
Mr. Stern, according to his statement yesterday
before the Mayor, got into n dispute with him,
which ended in fight, if that can be called a
fight, wherein all the fighting was on one side.-
Mr. Stern assured his Honor the Mayor yester-
day that Mr.. Addington made some remarks
about Jews and their disposition to cheat. and
then struck him. He offered no resistance, and
considered himselfa badly used man. A wit.
ness, however, who heard and saw all that pass
ed, testified to the fact that when Mr.. Addinyton
came up to Stern and asked the origin of the diff
fculty, the latter very politely and courteously
told the former to 90 to place which shall be
nameIess-that the affair did not concern him,
and that, therefore. he had 10 right to interfere.
&c. after hearing both sides, his Hononr gave it
as his opinion that the case was fitting one for
searching Investigation, and accordingly recog-
Missed Mr.. A. to appear before the Hastings
Court.
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HETCEESONS CEEEBRATED ONT
MENT FOE PILES.

SAf T. and mild, sir edy and permanent for
| IN Piles, no mater IN what form how long stand
This remedy is compounded according to established
rules OF Pha rmacy Of possessing great heal
| ing propeitrs
Physc of The first standing have used it in their
practice f,l all the diseases for watch it is recommend
ed with the most perfect success when all other rene
| dies have tailed to effect cure.
Tni Ointmen is unsurpassed in value for all kinds Of
local inflammation Sore Bro is Of Females Sore
Throat, Pains IN the Junts Limbs, White Sweiuss
Ulcers, Buns or Sca'ds, Cuts or Bruises, Ri eumasn
| The unparalleled success attending the use of the
above Ointment, has induced til, lrofrieors give it
more extensive circulation. We feel well assured we
are strcty vi hin III lin t. ofru b. when we say that
no ohrr remedy leettd more cures or given more
general abstraction Than This, far as has been pro-
perry til d.
Gates from the most re liable persons the community
testltylng to ITS graf efficacy in the OF p les, and
other diseases for which it is commanded
We feel perfectly safe in making the following fair
pro osiont" the suffering: That where this Ointment
mas been used In st'ct ordance with the directions
sufficient length oftimf, without being attended by be-
nehcsl results, the money shall be refunded when the
fact IS made known
HUTCHINSON S PILE OINTMENT is now M, I'M
IN neat tin boxes, with directions and pamphlet around
each box. containing c. rticates.
Price per box ources so cents; ounces 81. A lib
erdi discount made to Agents.
AMSTERDAM, May 9TH 1853.
Mr. HuICuESON-Dear Sir: take pleasure in say.
ing that the PILE OINTMENT has bren used in my
family and has given enne satisfaction, giving mme-
daie rel ef and # applied it should b., l have no
dahbt would make permanent cures.
:, axe 81 eat pleasure IN recommending it 10 the at
flcted. Yours respectfully,
SAMUEL WOODWARD
Prepared by W. HUTCHINSON & CO.. Amsterdam
Botetourt county, Va. For sale by
DOVE & co
- Also for sale in Rchn'ond by PURCELL LAID
* W, anu ADIE " GRAf 3t--v6tn
as6I SERVANTS sssOEs.-l have Oh hand a
~ large supply of city made Brogues heavy pegged
~ Brogans, and water Boots.
JOHN THOMPSON,
de 81 Main ST.
SUPEksOK CAsEWENs: TOKACCO.-We
~ have just opened small lot of very superior chew
ing Tobacco. which lis old and at all sweeteped-
made from selected leaf of frs. quality
Also. various other kinds fine chewing Tobacco
PURCELL, LADD CO.
ma ~ go Main st.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, from New York
Steamer Pochahon as, jones' from Baltimore
Schr Susan Cannon, Frizoey, from Wilmington, N.
c., lumber
Schr Sharon. Nickerson, from Boston, mdse
Schr Oakland, Myers. from jamestown, corn
Sloop Economy, Johnston, from Nausemond
Steamer Virginia, Teal from Philadelphia
Schr G Canoldo Nelson, from Wilmington, C,
Shingles and Fish to Wombe L Co
Schr Avara do, Jones, from Baltimore
Schf VIM Colquitt, Kerwin, from Baltimore
Schr Hope, Creighton, from Baltimore
Schr A Reddick, Dunbar, from N G, lumber to John
Wombe & Co
SAILED,
Schr Ellet, Beckace, coal to N York
Schr louisiana Stephen, Port WalthalI to load with
coal for Baltimore
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, for Philadelphia,
tobacco and pig lead
schr Virginia, Philips. Port Walthall, to load with
coal for Baltimore
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JOAQUIN, THE NOTED MEXICAN RoBBEn.-The
San Francisco Herald gives romantic account cf
joaquin, the Mexican robber. He recently stopped
the Salinas Plains, and the owner of the house
askn him, in the course of the conversation, If
he had heard of Joaquin the person addressed.
put his hand to his heart and with grave politeness
and penetrating glance, replied
'Sir, am that Joaquin and no man tax es me
alive, or comes within one hundred yards Of me,
with these good weapons"
Without any further ceremony, and perfectly
uueXcited, the rohber went on to relate the reason
of his conduct in his late career. He said that
becoming disguised with the frequency of Mexican
revolutions, he had come to California to end
hisdays in peace, American citizen, but that
he had been oppressed, robbed, and persecuted
by the Americans 10 the placers; had lost S4O,.
900, been driven from piece of laud, which he
was working with an American companions had
been insnlted and grossly lnaltreated without
Justice; had been flogged--and he was deter.
mined to be revenged for his wrongs, four fold.
He had robbed many, killed many, and more
should suffer IN the same way, Or else he would die
in the struggle. He appeared then to grow very
serious, and became excited, but subsequently,
added, that hearing large reward was offered
for his head or his living body, he rode into
Stockton, disguised, walked leisurely around,
with his serape thrown his shoulders, read
ing the different hand bills posted up abou. town
Coming to ofthese, in public thoroug hfare.
where $4,000 was offered for his capture. he
wrote in pencil underneath: II will give 700
myself oaquin''-and lesurely rode out Of the
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

LECTION FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS.
| The returns from the Southwest would seem
indicate with tolerabe degree of certainty,
be election of Mr.. Boyd, the independent De-
hocratc candidate in the first section, over Mr..
Daniel; the political machine and caucus nominee.
Ve have received but few returns from the So
|ond section, and are unable to express any opn-
|on as to the result. The Democratic managers
would not surprise US if it should turn out that
Price has beaten Graham. In the third section
Mr.. Armstrong, the regular caucus nominee, is
Elected without opposition.
CITY OLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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The Pickens Republican thus facetiously re-
fers to the sequel otan flair of honor" that WINS
to have come off In that vicinity few days since:
Ali this border country has been kept on teuter
hooks for a week so, up to last Saturday about
an "atfair of honor" which has at length ended
without bloodshed, or loss of houor. The last is
circumstance that is extremely gratifying to
the friends Of both parties. We regret to learn
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'i,s s'Hfassa hsash itso ia ;.rs-as, rssislos b.
inc haatsFI end of tho market, ami that thsy bs
empowered to cause it to be done, provided II
does not cost moro than $500.
-, Tue report of the Committee on Light was
then taken up and was under discussion when
our Reporter left
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ALIENS MINsTRELs were greeted with full
mouse last evening, and their performances elicit
edthe warmess applause. They purpose amusing
the people the whole week.
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" "A small white boy named Joseph Kelly,
was yesterday brought before the Mayor upon
the charge of injuriug cooured boy named Ed
ward, the property of Anthony Sedgwick. The
charge, as far us the Reporter could gather. was,
that the white lad had thrown stone at the
eoloured boy Sunday afternoon. in Main street,
near the of 23d street. which, striking his
face, had produced painful wound, one of his
eyes having received serious injury. Security
required for good behaviour.
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Daniels maj 10
BEDFORD-Csngress Moseley's maj ority over
Powell 100. Senate: Johnson's majority over brown
279. Delegates: Burks and Heese, Wings, seteo by
nm average majority of 1853 votes over Goode and Da-
Wis Democrats Board Of Public Works: Boyds ma
loelty over Daniel 100.
CANPBELL-For Congress; Bosoek $780, Woo'ton
s67. Board Public WORKS: Boyd 955, Banisi 7s4'
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'i.s, .Rs t4sssss siaas ~ saa iasa tia h,gly
,! Yea hsvs bssn badly pappsfadl
Bat, seriously, the old oaks are much saier
depostaries OF bullets than the hearts Of the two
geqtemeu, for both of whom we entertain a
riendIy regard.
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has resided long in Europe, thus writes from Paris
:" used distust the ri fish government and peo-
pie and thought that ii was with them the United States
would uimaely have to engage in strife mortal 10 the
or the other. My present Impressions widely
different Dispositions and views not the same in
Great Britain The universal sense of enlarge
mem ano iressnoe advances o. american power the
the frequent various, and lntim,te elsonal
intercourse the religious, literary and scientific int.
communion the effects and facilities of nayiea.
ton: American Importance with the world at large the
new sylnpathe. and ties resulting from the rrcdgal
emigration, and The progress of the democratic eemsn Mt
spirit, influence and tendencies in the British political
and social sys,em-lhese and other salient chances,
have begotten general good will, rule OF cencllaton
general earhestness tor the perpesuiiy of relations
and feelings such become ccgnste aud inst
tons. and a common acknowledgment of the precepts
and ENDS OF Christianity.
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TtIH i.ATE FaHegaN aNWs,

The papers by this Battle do aet confsrm the
rumored assassination of Cog. Cornemeuse, by
General Sc. Aruaud, 10 the presence of Louis
Napoleon. The whole story is probably. there
fore, a hoax.
Capt. Penny, the distinguished Arctic navipa.
tor, intends founding permanent settlement in
the Arctic regions.
The Princess Achile Murat, of Florida, has re.
Gently arrived in Paris.
Hong Kong dates of tue 28h April, received in
England, confirm the seige of Nankin by the re-.
bells, and the application of the Emperor of China
for English aid
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RICHMOND MARKETS, NAV 80.

ToBAcco-No change in price since last eek.
FLoUa-Sup| rhine sells at 81 624 "a rs per barrel.
Transactions are light, and market dull
dRAiN-Ws have no change to note in prices of either
wheat or Corn Consequently continue former
quotations which ll0a Is cents for Wheat and 5,a
So cents per bushel for Corn.
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NOR SALE-VIRGlNlA STATE STOCK.
IL S2,500-s hort dates
SY.00O-Long dates
- shares Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Stock
my MAURY d MORTON.
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DIsoRDERLY.-A white man named Colin ar
Wis was yesterday recognized in the penalty of
800 at the Mayors Court to keep the peace and
be of good behaviour. He mad, it seems, behaved
disorderly in the streets that morning, and had
fallen into the hands of the police.
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THEATRE.
ALIENS NINsTRELS.

r7NHIs Company having engaged the Theatre for g
Il limited number of nights beg leave to inform the
friends and the citizens of Richmond generally that they
will commence series Of Ethiopian Entertainments Al
the above popular place of amusement, on
MONDAY EVENING Both inst,
And continue during the week.
The Company composed ola number of talented ar
tistes. who by general acknowledgment stand either
singly. or in conjunction. without their equals
For further particulars, programme fthe dav
20 Cards of admission to all parts of the house. s.
cents The dress circle reserved exclusively for ladies
accompanied by gentlemen.
s Efficient officers will be in attendance to preserve
order.
tY Doors open at u o'clock. Performance to COM
mence at quarter past eight precisely my3l-4t
RURKEs sPRENGs-NEW EDITI0N-The
D Mineral Springs of Virginia, with remarks on their
use the diseases to which they applicable aud in
which they are contra-indicated accompanied by Map
OF routes and distances, work, second edition.
improved and enlarged, by VIM Burke, NJ D.; 81 25
This edition contains 81 pages not in the edition 1851
This new matter consists principally of notices of Jordon
" White SULPHUR Shannondale, Capon, Berkeley and
Bath, Alum and Warm Springs. by Dr. Hayes, ofBoston
OF the Blue Sulphur and Sweet Springs by Prof Rogers
and ofthe Iodine Salt sulphur, by Erskne and Cauthers
Published this day and for sale by w RANDOLPH
and all other Booksellers. NV n
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EXAMINATION OF EDW N COOKE, UT

f,
ON THE CHARGE OF FORGERY.
The accused was yesterday arraigned before
the Mayor upon the charge of forging the name
of. V. Crawford, as endorser upona negotiable
note for the sum OF sos 06.
The first witaess called was Mr.. J. v Craw-
ford, who nfter being sworn. testified as follows :
Cali that can state about the matter is, that
some time last summer my attention was called
by Mr.. Williams of the Farmers Bank to a note
of 800 O6. MIR. W. said he felt that it was his
duty to show it to me, as there was some doubt
about the signature. looked at it aud said it
was forgery. l do not know what became of
the note. | advertised it, aud upon enquiring
about it at the Bank some days afterwards, found
that it had been taken up. A man named Chris.
tian was the last endorser on the note. 1t bore
date the 18th or 10th of April and had four
months to rum.
The Mayor here despatched an officer to the
Farmers Bank for the purpose of summonipg Mr..
Williams
The counsel for the accused stated that they
did not intend Introducing evidence for the priso.
ner, nor did they desire to cross-examine wit
nesses produced by the Commonweath-an
briefly gave their reasons for pursuing this
course.
Robert HUI s.oorn. A note was brought to ME,
as salesman of paper, by Cooke. sold the
paper to Fl. J. Christian, gentleman residing
on the suburbs of the city. Subsequently,, heard
les genuloeness questioned. Mr.. Cooke came to
my Office and requested me to go to the bank and
pay the note, to enable him to satisfy Mr..
Crawford and others that it was not forgery. l
paid the note, handed it to Mr.. C.--do not re-
member its date, nor have seen it since.
Mr.. Crawford recalled By The Mayor.-Cocke
has never called upon me for the purpose of at
tempting to convince me that the note was not
forgery. He called upon me to endeavor to pre-
vent the publication of the advertisement in the
papers.
Mr.. C. B. Williams S,Uorn-A note for the
sum of $95 o. drawn by ECocke, and purport-
ing to be endorsed by J. V. Crawford, was
placed in the Farmers Bank for colleciou by H.
]. Christian. Ii was dated the 9th day of April,
1852, and had four months to run. 1t was res
turned on the 2Sth of June.
r. HILL recalled by the Mayor-I got the note
by virtue OF an order from Chr stan.
Here the evidence for the Commonwealth
closed, and the counsel for the accused not desi.
ring to introduce any, the Mayor announced that
he should send the accused before the Hastings
Court at its next tern-the second Monday in
June. The prisoner was thereupon remanded to
Jail. He will, however. be brought up again to-
day, to answer similar charge preferred by other
parties.
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For Coughs, Gods, and otaer affections OF The ungs
and throat Al generally use sFABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTORAN'F; il IL believed to be the
best medicine tor this class Of diseases vel discovered
the Medical Faculty use it and thousands have been
cured by it. See advertisement in another column
GREAT BARGAINS CAN BE ORrAsN-
" ED EITHER AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
IN WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS
AT ELIAS ssA HI -, No lO6 Main street
On hand and receiving almost daily, by Steamer and
Express, large assortment Of Gold and Silver Watches
from the most celebrated every variety
and kind, warranted to perform WE'LL Gold Fob Breast
and Guard Chains Ear and Finger Rings great varie
ty new styles and patterns; Bracelets, Breast Pins
Pens and Pencils, Thimbes, Keys, &c. Also large
assortment of low priced Jewehy suitable for the couy-
try trade The assortment OF Gold and Plated Jtwelry
is more extensive than at any store in the country
comprising stock from upwards of thirty different
manufacturers and for sale at their prices; Silver Ware.
a large assortment. Also, LIED Ware consistna Of
Tea Sets, Mustard Pots Salt Cups spoons, Forks In
dies Sugar Tongs. &c. Also a large assortment of
Hair, Cloth, Tooth and Nail Brushes; Fancy Boxes,
Buttons Pins, Needles and Thread with an extensive
mento small in the line, numerous to
mention for sale in quantities suit purchasers as low
be bought in ofthe northern cities or from,
the manufacturers direct. ELIAS HALE,
Importer and Manufacturers Agent.
my Sits LOG Mains
saa4 FOR KOsTeN-E1rsf Vessa-The SUI
ssA4ssz perior fast sailing schooner SHARON Cantsn
Nicke having portion of her cargo engaged and
going on board will sail with all possible dispatch For
balance oifreight passage, having superior aceomo-
dations, apply to
my 81 DAVID cURRIE.
Save YOUR KCE.-Thr use of Ice of late years
- has become very general, and the incre de-
mand and the uncertainty of procuring supply the
entlon OF purchasers and families called to the supply
of Summer Goods offered for SALE viz Refriget atos
Water, Wine and Butter Coolers &c. As ways and
means have been devised reduce the expense of
many articles, to bring them in reach of every
family with the small quantity Ice required to keep
every thing cool, economical desidera UNI For
sale by ZIMMERMAN,
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LEWIS COUNTY.

bALIIHUKEi May 80.
Lewis county, Va, givea Lewis, independent Demo,
cratic candidate for Congress- nine majority over Ster4
rett Wing. Brannan, Democrat, elected to the House
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REST PERUVIAN GUANO-l am now Ie
- celvlng a full supply of Guano. Customers who
ordered early viii please the orders if they wish
tnp article sent "
am also receiving orders for July and August DE-.
nv 3I-c6t HIGH wERy
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&EOANO applled 10 corn Ia Jun. quite DIS we
~ al hefore planting, and adds very materially TO tn
growth of wheat which follows
ma 3I-c3w HIGH w FpY
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aslssatss Clarke sss, psaas sos. sossnsa T,s, ~
| thony tS9
JEFFERSoN-For' Congress: Boteer SIS. Faulkner
1 $50. Board of Public Works Armstrong 4sl. Worth
ngcn 30. Delegates: Butler elo Gibson e0s Beler sT7
Sewers $40. Msssrs Butler and Gibson, Wings, elected
MADlSON.-For Congress: Powell ga, Moseley 95
Board of Public Works: Graham 563 Price 81. Dele
gate Kemper 4s4, Newman 3ss.
ROCKiNGHAN-For Congress- Letcher 1880
Maupin Sc. Board Public Works: Graham 1865 Price
437. Delegates Marts 1912. Stevens 1864 Sprinkle
1923 Fare lls5 Y'ncey a35, Hook 5s6-Martz Stew
and Sprinkle, elected The last named gentleman is
reported to favor Distribution.
FLUVANNA-Payne, wing, re- eleced by IS major
ty,
ROCkBRlDGE-For Congress Leteher, 1854, Maui
pin SOS. Board Public Works. Graham 926, Price SIP.
Delegates: Taylor 9i3. Kirkpatrick ops. Leckey $685.
vary the result.
MrcKLEHBURG SENATORIAL DIsTRIcT,-.Tazewell
Wing, elected. The following is the vote:
Meckenburg Charlotte
TaZeweH.. 1872 298
coleman -. 362 149
Carrlngton 322 S26
hANOVER-For Congress: Caskie 6lT Coleman 3e6
Board of Public Works, tone precinct to hear FROM
Graham 4,7. Price 1924 Delegate: White beats Thomp
son for the House by large majority.
FAUQUIER-For Congress: Snowden 87s Smith sol
State Senate: Marshall, Wing, CAS- Eastman Democ rat
1888. House of Delegates: Carter Wing 9I6 Shumate
Wing, 800 Hunton, Democrat, S55; Gordon, Democrat
s24.
LEWIS COUNTY.
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EEP COOL.--We have just received per steam
er hoanoke, direct from cur Mandatory. another
large supply OF those desirable Goods for lentlemens
wae; such as Grass, Cambria, Linen and Silk Frocks
and Sacks also Vests Of the materials and Pants
OF Drlll, Drab dete Cassimeres, &c. Those who wish
to keep cool during the hot months Of June Juv and
August. would do we'll to call and examine our stock OF
superior Clothing, determined not be equal
ed by any. 1NN-
my 81 KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN