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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-07-21

LEE ENSU4kANGE- 20
Etna Insurance Go. oS Hartford.
LIFE DEPARTnz EMIT.
Annuity Fund $l50,Goo. -.
EHCLUSIVELY held pledged. and appro prated, -
H with It's reserved Accommodations, by the charter sgd1
and regulations ofihe Company, TO the payment Of Ahnu-
ties and losses upon Insurance Life, aud in eveGlia
Bile crother debts contracts, liabilities, engagements OF
lie company.
. OFFICERS.
THOs. Z. BRACE, Pres't, S. l.. LOOMS, Secretary;
A. BuLELEy, Wee !. ". s1gaOUR, Act'y, President.
Managing Directors for the Life Department..
Z. A. BULKLEY, .. IonE L. BOSWELL,
RoBERT BUELL., ROLAND AATHKR,
MIIKsA. .TUTTLR, EDwIN tf. ripley
EyERA G.. PkkTY.
This being JOINT Stock pfOpnoiy company and c03dUc=
ted the cash syslem the Managers have adopted table
premium low is consistent with safety and
much L0Der than those oi the Mutual Companies
Applications for risks white persons, received by the
unders gned VIII furnish Prospectusesof the Ccmpa-
any, aud any information relative thereto.
7RiSs slaves against diseases and accidents causing
death taken Policies issued and Losses adjusted at this
Agency. los NASHs gent,
Osce \. W. corner PGbIic Stare,
Opposite Planters Hank. Nasnville, aug. 10, 1852.
Medical Examiners.
n. MISSroE, gI =, ~ Office hours, 3to5, Pm.
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DF Fl,yrTR AVEIING AND BONNET TRUNKS
l J Best sole Leather steel spring Trunks
\I,5,a,;,, g - do;
Cheap Travelling Trunks great variety
Ladies' Superior Bonnet Trunks,
NOR UIRE-A Negro Man % wears old, first rate
carpenter july GLOVER 6BolD.
NOR SALE.----l offer for sale my VALUABLE
L PLACE four miles from Nashville, containing TN IN
TY-FlNE ACRES near the Noensville Turnpike between
DR. Patterson and Col Thos JohnSOns The place IS welt
improved has failing Spring Of first rate WSer al,
plenty Of fire Wood For further part euars esquire at
this office, or j. B. Loves Store, College Hill ,,-,
june22-2w. ~ MeGlNNie'
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FORM OF OFFER.

fOiNM VT OEFL-h' ..s
70 the Caieftbe Bureau Of Idrds atd Decks, Nary De-
3slrtSasa6 .-.e. s ..'.'
of in the State of . hereby offer to
furnish uuder Your advertisement dated day OF .,s
and subject all the requirements of the same, all the ar
tcleS embraced in class No. . viz. ..... -
ere insert the articles; with prices carried OUT arnount
inc to (wrie the aggregate IN words,) And propose
uame theageut if is required by the adyertseuent
The undersigned, ,of IN the State OF
and of , in the State OF
.lt---' as guarantors hereby undertake that the
above named WILL II citer be accepted en-
fer into contract as before required with the United States,
within fifteen avs after the date Of notice through the posi-
office ofthe acceptance OF bid, as before mentioned
fIfI-|I .. tl.i. Signatures
certify that The above named and
are known be good and responsible garantors IN
this case :, -
TO be signed by navy agent, collector, or district at
c,ai;IabIel EDWIN o. PERRIN.
i1neI5-1awd4w. Navy Agent
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COMMERCIAL fEs8Ra!geeEi geeEis company. .
cldARLEsTes, SOUTH CAROLINA. ~

Capital $3.50 Goo: All Paid IN.
T HAVE bean appointed gent OF the above Company at
Nashville and lulg pFePared 10 take Marine, Fire.
River Risks on the most favorable terms. III
Tail sstsmapl Of The solvency of The Company be
seen the Office Of the Nashville Insurance and Trust Com
E,any, College street. 7sif g-ft
seplS r -r join . DASHlhLI4 Agent
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1. II. MORTON.

Dealer in Furniture and Planes Window Shades Look
ing Glasses, Mattresses, &c,
Union Street Hsrr Cha-rN AaSIrNe, Tennessee.
LII. kinds of FURNITURE made 10 Order Repaired,
n at ie shortest notice and warranted. spril7--Sm
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CHARLES W. SMITH,
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIOEER

, d
No 81 COLLECT STREET.
CCVnOL Law Medical Religions and Miscellaneous
- Books, Also Ban. Books and Stationery, lowest
prices. .
,-Cniry Mcrchauts and School Teachers ssppiied on
the most favorable terms Nashville Tenn. teb =.
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JA4EsH. TEoE4s,

MAcGREGOR, ALLOWAY & Co,
COWMISSION MERCH CHANTS,
CHARIEs STREEr third Store above ST Charles Hoel)
New Orleans.
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I,UNPeV DER MANUFACTURED BY TIE
II HAZARD Powder Company of CoanecticGt:
1000 kegs Kentucky Rnle Powder, -. lbs each.
500 halfkegs do do do 12sl DO do; b. -
500 kegs Deer dc do p do do;
1000 kegs Blasting OF Idoa p DO Do;
500 lbs do Is kegs each) do 125 do do
300 cauSteTS fine Rifle do ] pound. -
The above powder has Just been received drec from the
mandatory Of the Hazard Powder Conpany-he quality
(which Is well known throughout the United States All
ordersprompty filed by application AZ my Powder Dapot
North East corner Public Square, Nashville. ...4 o.
AIS0-250 ,000 feet Safety Fuse Of baSt quality.
S.H. LOOMS, Agent
march25 for the Hazard Powder Company.
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FARY FOR SALE.

II WISH TO sell the Farm which reside miles
4 from Nashville on the middle Franklin Turnpike, and
eoufanin acres about equally divided into timber and
cleared land. There every thing il to render - eles-
bic country residence, such as great variety OF Irui,
an abundance ef srFiu and we'll water grass &c. If de-
sired il will be divided into small PORTIONS 81
For terms &C. apply 10 JoHN kIzKNAS or 70 K W
BRovry GenI Agent No. G51S Cherry street, OF to
iune50-d&wtf- --l w u YALE
TS91IS RENT.---A two-sterY Brick House Spruce
Street between Cedar and Uni streets, u M0OTes
block Appyt to july12l GLOVER BOYD.
1s7(lR SALE.---A likely NegrU Man, 81 yeas Of age
He is spIendid Cook and boy Of fine disposition
Apply to 5ulyl2l GLOVER &B0YD.
EMONs.-15 boxes Lemons, received this Day b<
4 spSo = : - r. al. NIx0g
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I AND FOR SAE.E,---The subscriber, living one
mile west of Durhamvilie, i1uderlaie comfy, offers
f0r sale his TRACT OF LAND, containing 2IS ACRES,
about one half cleared and in cultivation with good grass
lots an apple orchard containing upwards at 400 bearing
iIe aad 60 different kinds; good new Cotton GiS
large and comnlodous Dwelling IOvse, and out houses.
The tract is wen waeIed with stock and drinking WAITER
VIII sell on accommodating ternl viii take IN pay
Ia, DAVID FITZPATRICK. .r
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HuyrsvILLg. Ala. AuO7,st o. 1s5,.i

- ~. HgNTsyLLE, Ala, August o. 1851
This 1s to certify that had suffered for many years with
Dyspepsia and Diseases Of the Liver Physician after Phy-
siclan had prescribed for without lny receiving any ben
et when commenced the Of Dr. Bledsoes Alternative
Compound, which cured ne somdy, and recommend it
because Of the happy effect ul6 others Of M acant
ance- t-.-- JOSEPH CARUTHERS.
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GILES COUNTY, Tam. Dec o. 1851 3.
DR. BLEDsOE:-I iae tiat shord fall short of my duty
to you aGd hose who afflicted, we've not to hnIler
recunnent yogr Ateatiye Compound Ii has entirely re-
heyed s that have had cause to take ANYTHING in
two months can eat anything with impunitv and
believe my health as good il is at my advanced age
Should ever serfrom dyspepsia again shall be s,re 10
can on YOU. am very respectfully yolIr friend u, E
EIlZAuETH J. HARDWOOD.
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INSURANCE.
rna UNITED YaxMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY OF

EgzHIS Company having fully organized, is
L now ready TO take risks al deseril--sszxsszf-
tions f4 property against loss damages by fsas>S
fire also against peEils Of the inland nay1 - {.
gaon Propositions for insurance wit be received tie
Office Of the Nashville Insurance and trust Co.. College St
A. ". JOHNSON, President.
J. g DAsHFIL Secy. Nashville, Oct. 5, 1852.
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Gents Fashionable Spring ana snmmer Ready
Made Clothing,

which he is prepared to- aud wilsell AS LOW AS ANY
OTHER HOUSE IN THE TRADE ....-.-
Already in store Fine Brown Blue Black and Olive Frock
and Dress Goats of the latest STYLES French Tweed Cash
merete Push Drapd'Ete, six Lnste and Grass Linen
Frocn Sack Box and Polka Coats &c, &c, &c.
Pants and Vests ofevery color, shade pattern and quality
to suit the most fasidious.
IJKEWISEa fine assortment oi Gent furnishing aTt-
ces consisting of Fine Shirts Under Shirts Drawers, Cr
vats Iandkercheis Suspendes, Hats Caps Trunks, Va
hses Carpet lags &c, &c.
Also "A variety Of Youths and ChidrenS Clothing, from
three wears OF age upwards. L. row tlt> a...
Tennessee Cloling Depot No 81 Market St. directlyop
/ pOSe Union street.
No conneN.nn with any other house IN thecty.
NB.-No to be sold or GnderSpld by any or cOmb
nation of men. r..rr. .... l.. j..
Country Merchants in particular earnestly invited TO
call andmPect my stock previous 10 purchasing elsewhere
march2+ ....-. ...... Is ... ......H .a.
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ssrsl.ll1 IN i5ss sil-5 Es7 s-1s a9la'1a
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Notice to actual srsoa ziH&sefE United Stes orgiaaE
y '0addra'sH from EarLst acooaat etEls ruilroug
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STILL THEY COME! FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY :!
COMPETITION DEFIED - -.-

FINHE subscriber respectfully announces 10 The c- >S1
1 zrns of Nashville and surrounding country thai kS
he is still receiving large additions to hs already I'M IL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18

ABDICATION OF TIE CAR NICHOLAS.
1t is understood in Washington that
there is considerable reason to believe the
European rumor that the Emperor of Rus
sia is about to abdicate in favor of his son.
NEssELRODr, and others of the Ministry,
are earnestly in favor Of the retiring of the
Russian troops from the Principalities, and
will not second the Cars desire for war.
1t is understood they now admit that the
hereditary insanity of the RoMANoFFs has
fallen upon him. He has threatened to
abdicate if the Cabinet and his family per-
sist in opposition. Well informed parties
believe that abdicatiou will be forced upon
him in order to get Russia out of tho
scrape.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18
The Late Election,

NEW YoRK-The election in New York
was held on Tuesday of last week, and re-
suited in the election of the Wing State
Ticket, with the exception of the Judges
of Appeal. The State Senate as far as
heard from stands "a Wings to s of all
other stripes and the Assembly 81 Wings
to 10 Democrats. Both branches will be
Wing, which secures the election of a
Wing U. S. Senator The Legislature i t
is said will be in favor Of the Maine Law.
1t is believed the vote of that portion o
the Democratic party known as Hards will
exceed the vote of that portion known as
Softs, in the State.
MARYLAND.-In Maryland the Demo-
cratic State Ticket is elected ,bnt the Wings
have carried both branches of the Lcgisla-
ture. This insures the election of Wing
L. S. Senator, and Wing State Treasurer.
The latter has the casting vote in the State
Board Of Public Works, which is equally
divided, there being two Wing and two
Democratic members. The Wings have
elected two members of Congress and the
Democrats four.
New JERsEY.-TEe Democrats in this
State have elected their Governor, and
have a majority in both branches of the
Legislature.
LOUIsIANA-The returns from this
State indicate the success of the Democrats.
WIsCoNsIN-The Democrats have car
ried their State Ticket and majority of
the Legislature.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18
Correspondence Of the Phslad ,lph:s SUM-
SAN Francisco, Oct. 6, 1858.

An agricultural fair is now being held
in this city, which exhibits the astonishing
resources of the soils of Oregon and Cali
fornia. One who has never witnessed
these rare specimens of immense growth,
must needs be incredulous in regard to
their actual existence. Among these were
potatoes weighing four pounds, and a foot
in length; carrots, ten pounds, some of
them two feet long; bects over fifty pounds,
some of them three feet long; onions thirty
three inches in circumference, and weigh
ing four pounds; squashes Of one hundred
and twenty one pounds weight; the product
of three potatoes, grown in Santa Clara
Valley amounted to seventy two bushels to
the acre and sixty-fvc pounds to the bush
ell; barley one hundred and forty-nine
bushels to the acre; stalks Of corn four
teen feet high, that yielded one hundred
bushels an acre; oats ten and half feet
high; pears weighing one pound each, of
the most delicious variety; apples of the
same weight; clusters of lucious grapes,
weighing six pounds; and so forth to the
end of very long chapter. 1t is not,
therefore, simply in her gold mines, that
the riches of California consist. The fruit
fulness of her soil will do far more to es-
tablish her permanent prosperity and ever
increasing greatness, than all her mineral
wealth
The mines, however, still continue to
to pour forth their golden treasures, and
it is quite sufficient to observe, that from
present indications, many years will elapse
before all the gold will be taken from the
mines of Alta California.
The moral character of San Francisco
has not improved as rapidly as the increased
number of churches, and reform associa.
tions would lead US to anticipate. Thefts,
roDberies, and murders, are as common
now as they were year ago, and fewer
convictions in Court, or punishments Of
the guilty, occur, than prior to the organ
ization Of the famous Vigilant Committee
And, by the way, whatever may be urged
in favor of law and order," and all "that
sort of thing" that very committe did more
to arrest the progress Of crime, bring offeu-
ders to punishment, and strike terror to
the hearts of scoundrels, than could have
been accomplished by all the churches and
courts of law in the land These courts,
however have plenty Of business on hand.
j. II. G..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18
|OrDhans' Court Sale.

NY virtue Of an order from the Orphans
II Court Of Union county, the undersigned,
administrators Of SAMUEL WILSON, late OF
Kelly To, deceased. will sell at private sale the
following REAL ESTATE. to wit;
That valuable tract Of land situated IN thr
township and county aforesaid, within ! miles
of the thriving village Of l.ewishurg. bounded
Inv lands of the heirs of Tho's Wilson dec d.
David Meyer, Flavel Clinsan. Joel Rover Phil
ip Shook. and others, continuing I'D Acres
or there's eabou,s, $50 acres cleared, having 'here-
ISkon erected two story Frame House anu
.is:A Kitchen, n Frame Barn. Spring House
land never falling Spring Of Water,) and all
other out buildings necessary for the comfort
and convenience Of Farm. There Is a's"M
n good Apple Orchard, with variety oil l.
Fruit Trees. The cleared land is in high
state of cultivation. and sbounds with Limestone
for all necessary purposes.
The above property will answer to divide mo
rWO or THREE FARMS, aad will be sold to
suit purchasers.
For terms of salo apply to either OF the subs
.c,;be,s or 10 THOMAS WILSON. on the premises.
ROBT. II. LAIRD,
WM. WILSON. in.
Sept. IT, 1888. hdhit"'Strd'"'
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Protestant AmeIiea's Book fer the 1imes.
DR.. Dowl.ng's History of RCmanism

tST pubhShed-a Ntw AND ESLAnGlD lpI
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nations the Standard History of the subject
Of which II tTeais.
In consequence Of The late FIRE in the Pub
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the last few IN, nths 10 Supplythe frequent orders
for this work. He has now the pleasure 10
announce that DR.. bowling has prepared an
extensive and valuable Supplement Of about
$50 pages, including all The recent events Of
interest in relation 10 Pope Plus TX, the s,rug
gle for liberty in Rome, The MadIai, Gavszzl,
etc. elc.; and that ,he enlarged work (naslng
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the public uiftOut Cny ddrCnee ef price urCn
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UTAgents for the above work, to whom val
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EDWARD WALKER, Publisher.
May, 1853. ia Fulton st. New York.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18
Australia,

A private letter from Melbourne states
that prospects are not very encouraging
for new comcrs, unless they have sufficient
capital to embark in business on their own
account. Hundreds of young Americans
who were lurcd there by the delusive hope
Of making fortune, are wholly unable to
find employment This is owing in part
to the jealousy which the English residents
entertain towards them. Many having
spent all their resources, have no other
covering than the open sky. Some initiate
the Eastern fashion of living in tents.
The best buildings, which are required to
be stone, do not compare in point of COM
fort and convenience, with those of New
England. The excessive depth of the
mud everywhere renders all locomotion
unpleasant, while the nights are disturbed
by the visits Of fleas, which are to be found
in great numbers, as well as other unwel.
come in.rudcrs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18
Melancholy Church Dedication

On Wednesday last, Nov. 9Th, the New
Presbyterian Church Edifce, at Washing
touville, in Montour county, was dedicated
to the worship of Almighty God, attended
by train IF circumstances such as per-
hsps never occurred before, on similar
occasion. 1t was very wet day and at
ii o'clock, A. NJ, the Rev. JOHN Ii.
RITrHNHoUSE, the Pastor of the Congre-
CATION, drove up, got out of hts conveyance,
tied his horse, raised his umbrella, and as
he approached the Church, and was with
in . short distance If the door, was seen
70 fall. lie WAS immediately taken up, by
persons present, aud carried into the
Church, whore Dr's Hull AMI Caldwell
made efforts to restore him, but he never
spoko or moved, after he fcll-he was
dead His remains were soon removed to
his late residence, three fourths of mile
from the new Church, where his wife, and
three children, one Of them but few
weeks old had separated with him but a
very shor. time previously, forever in this
life. The Congregation, or those present,
accompanied the remains TO the house, and
then returned 20 the Church, when the
Dedication Sermon, prepared by the de-
ceased, was read by the Rev. ID. Waller.
The deceased WAS aged about 35 years, had
taken deep interest in the erection of this
new House of Worship, and he was just
about to enter it, to aid in the Dedication,
God called him from the field of labor, for
some wise purpose, beyond the c"mpre-
hsnsion of those who are thus forcibly ad-
monishsi to be ready for the end Of time,
and the realities Of eternity.-DanviNe
InteliJsncer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18
Sept. IT. 1888.

rINHAT large and desirable property on
the corner OF Market and Water Sts.,
we'll situated for residence, for business,
or for a residence and place Of business.
There is a large BRICK House contain
ing 4 large rooms on the first floor, 6 bed
rooms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on the third. A Kitchen
aud Washhouse adjoins, and it has also a
large cement Cistern. Pump and Well OF
good water, and all the necessary out
buildings.
For terms &c. apply to GEo.F. MILLER,
Eso. S. r. DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Sept. %, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The engineers have brought their operations
to close in the northern part of the State,
after obtaining most favorable route from
the Wyoming mines to Athens, near the
State line. No gradient exceeds fifteen
feet to the mile.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18

Two mammoth squashes were exhibited
at the Erie (Pa.) Agricultural Fair, last
week-one weighed 226, and the 227 lbs.
-LouisriNe Courier.
Not exactly. Those big squashes we're
exhibited at the Erie county (N. W Ag-
ricultural Fair, and were raised on the farm
Of Mr.. Joseph Bennett of Evans town.
ship, in this county. Erie county is
"somc" on farm products.-Buf Notes.
We are not so certain about the 1926
and 227 pounds" We are "de6nite,"
however, in stating that the mammoth
squashes we're exhibited at the Chatauquc
county Fair.-Dunkirk Journal.
The Journal is undoubtedly correct, but
the specimens were Of the human species.
- Warren Nail
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18

SHIPMENTS OF FRUITs.-Thc Wheel
ing Gazette states thrt apples and other
fall fruit and vegetables are now being
shipped in large quantities from ahat city
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Of
New YORK. Apples go at from the rate
of 500 barrels day. They are worth
81 IS at Wheeling, and So in New York.
This will be found one of the sources by
which the farmers will be enriched by
railroads.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18
FOR SALE,
A large Brick Foundry,

DUILT six years ago, situate in the Borough
ID Of Lewisburg, Union Co, Pa, in very
favorable location, so by 60 feet and two sto-
ries high, with one Eight Horse Engine,
Securing Mill, Charcoal Mill, and Machine
Shop attached, all in good condition, and a
neverfailing Well of Water in the Foundry.
Also large WARE.ROOM, 40 by 80 feet.
two stories high, with an OFFICE is by 20
fee, attached thereto. l., d. CHRIST.
LcwlSburC, July -, 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18
kIV1ARrns aaA Dl 1sAA
NOVEMBER Is, 1858.

NoTICE.-Thc CHRONICLE and the IT,
lsyr..,h Offices arc now at the OLD STAND,
Market Square, mp stairs, lef, hand door.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-18

GoLD.-It is estimated that this present
year the yield Of gold in the world, from
all sources, will amount to f40, 100000.
In 1916, the production of gold in all the
mines of the world, amounted only to