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poetrp.
A Sea Song.
BY ALICE CARY.

Come make for me a little song
Twas 50 = spirit said TO me
And make it inst four verses long.
And make 1t sweet As sweet can be,
And make it all about the sea.
Sing me about the wild waste shore,
Where long and long ago with me
You watched the silver sliIs that bore
Inc great, strong ships across the sea-
The blue, the bright. the boundle>s sea.
Sing me about the plans we planned.
How one of these good ships should be
The way TO find some flowery land
Away beyond the misty sea.
Where, always, you should live with me.
Sing lastly. how our hearts were caught
Up into heaven. because that we
Knew not the flOwery land we sought
Lay all beyond that other seq
That soundless, stilless, solemn sea.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-11-27

"Gentleman," said an auctioneer, who
was selling . piece OF land. ''this it the
most delightful land. 1t is the easiest land
to cultivate. it is light, SO very light. Mr..
Parker here will confederate my state
ment; he owns the next patch. and he will
tell you how easy it is worked Yes
gentlemen" said Mr.. Parker. lit is very
easy to work, but it is plague sight easier
TO gather the crops"
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored !

4S1 !: :;: (
medicine) Of sPERNArORROKA or
seminal We akness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
Impotency, Mental and Physics Incapacity, I'm.
pediments to Marriage, etc. also. Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, induced by sef-indulgence or
sexual extravaganza.
aH-Prce in a sealed envelope only six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demons rAtes from thirty years. success
full practice, that the alarming consequences of
self-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use OF internal medicine the applics.
ton of the knife; pointing out mode OF
cure at once simple, certain, and enectual b.
means OF which every sufferer, no matter hat
his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply.
privately aud radically.
ST. This lecture should be in the hands ofeyerv
Youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal in plain envelope to sny ad.
dress, ON recei,,t Of six cents. Or two postage
stamps
Also. Dr. Culverwelps Marriage Guilds, y pri,,
SO cents.
Address the Pubushoss
CHAS.J. c. KLINE &C.,,
lyrs H Dsw0v, Kew Y0k Hoss 00ee, ~
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BISHOP S0ULE'S
IMMINENT.

Is positive care for sciatica, Rheuma tism
Neuralgia, Spinal Complaint. Contracted cords
Lame back, sprains, &c. From to q large bot
only certain cure for Sciatca Large bottles q SO
ANAL bottles, Is cts. Sold by all Druggists.
eowlYrll
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
K. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
For Inventions Trade Marks Designs
No, rs State St., Opposite KiIbv st..
BOSTON

BOSTON.
4 trER an extensive practice ot upward. /.
- Thirty years, continues to secure Patent Sd.
the United states also in Great Britain. tr..Hgi.
amt other foreign countries. Caveats, ~ueel!l.l-
tons, Assignments and all other papers Tor I'D
ten - executed on reasonable terms, with u. h.
pat II. Researches made TO determine thr va4Il:.
and Aulity Of Patents Of Inventions, auI IestI
and other advice rendered IN all matters tou,lia
The same. Copies oil the claims Ui any pat,-at
furnished BY rcmitting one dollar. A. -uurut-
recorded in Washington.
y" igsHcy ia the Unite State. possesses en-. r
uehltCsJor obtaining Patents, ascertUiutpy N
pdieatGbiIny Of iHrenfiOns
All necessity OF journey 10 Washington o
procure Patent, andthe usual great delay there
are here saved inventors.
3d.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy Due OF the nlOstcaDub.e and
SUCCESSFUL practitioners with whom ! have. AtI
'Mtlti intercourse. CHA>. MASON.
Commissioner of Patents
- have no hesitation IN assuring inventors tltt
.hcy cannot employ a man more competent INIT
THStforhy, anu more capable Of puttt. z tl,..
applications in "A form to secure furthem an etrl.
and favorable consideration at the Patent Onlcv.
EDMUND BURkE.'
..,. Late commits -IOncr OF Patents.
ar ~ ii EDDY has made for me over IHlsIN ap
piIcdtohs Tor Patents, having been -urrt-- lul in
Almost every case. Such uumistakuhle proof OF
EItdt talent ana ability on his part, I-ti7 me to
rec commend all inventors to apply to him To- mo
cure their patents, as they may be sure ul hayiuy
the most faithful attention bestowed ON i.gII
ldaes, ana at very reasonable caaGgcs,
join IAGGAET.
Boston jan. Is13--Jy
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REAL ESTATE BROKER.
A NEW ENTERPRlSE.

From The frequent enquiries made to me. within
the past few years, by those wishing to buy and
sell Real Estate as well as those desiring to let
and rent places: have been forced to the con.
ciusion, that there was actually evsting a neces.
slty OF some ones embarkIng in the enterprise
and of opening an Office and books, and in meas.
ure a; least provide tor this growing necessity.
ronage and encouragement of the public. in brtns.
ing into life and being this enterprise by giving
me their business and by united effort m aknS
Therefore to all those having lands and tenen,ents
to sell or TO let, If they will give full descrip
ton of them, by calling or sending to me, / WIN
enc, avor 10 Keep open an avenue to those desi.-
ing TO purchase sell, and thereby facilitate an
an existing demand. guarantee Abstraction as
to charges to all who may favor me with their
business. AT. BURNHAM
Ellsworth. March 2sth, 1872. 39.tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-11-27

BEST TINE To FAINT HOUSES The
best time for painting the exterior Of build
ln-s i late in the Autumn or duriu. the
Winter. Paint then applied will endure
twice as long a. when applied in cary
summer or in hot weather. In the former
it dries slowly and becomes hard. like a
glazed surface, not easily affected by the
weather or worn of by the beating OF the
storms. But in hot weather the oil In the
paint soaks into the wood as In 4 sponge.
leaving the lead nearly ready to crumblc
of. The last difficulty, however. might be
in measure guarded against. though al,
an increased cost, by going over it first
with law oil. BY painting in cold weather
one annoyance might certainly be escaped
namely, the collection OF fir, on fresh
paint.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

IxposraSr FARMxss MovxxESf--A
poveme.s. looking to union. and organi.
s.fion among farnento guard sgsinse and
eoun.ersct de tliehsing dispositions which
partial aud iniqsisoss tariffs and Other
ersspine and .sggressiss nonopolies have
imposed end contisse to impose upon The
planting interest and III concerned there
with. has long been pending in the West
ard other agricultural sections and has
finally taken form in the shape Of secret
associations. known 40 Farm Grsngcs.r
The object Of these organizations are nm
derssood TO BE-. the welding together into
. compact mass Of the whole agricultural
ssteress Of the country. inciading iaborers
as well rs landowners. in order 10 cheek
future Legislation hostile to the interest Of
agriculturists and TO break up existing
mouopolies. All partisan politics are ig-
nored in these societies. everybody being
eligible who will swear to vote down mo-
nopolies and monopclists. But for the
swearing sud the secrecy. We would re-
commend at oncs the formation of .
"grange" in every county in our State.
As ii is. We heartily approve Of the OBJ
jecis Of the movement aud only question
the propricty Of certain Of its means
Speaking Of these "granges" and their
grow.h in single sta,e-Iowa--the Chi.
cdgo Tribune says:
"Itis ave years since the first grange
was organized in Jasper county. The or
der has since grown TO gigantic proper
tons. There are no less than 1900
oranges in the State. with an aggregate
adult membership ofnearly 100. 900. The
number of n,in6r organizations is fast in !.
creasing. and those in existence are grow
ing rapidly. There is scarcely . town.
ship in the State without its subordinate
grange. In six months there will be
scarcely 10000 farmers in Iowa who do
not belong TO the Patrons Of Husbandry.
The spread Of the sentiment upon which
the order was prcdicated has been gradu-
al. but steady and irresistible The ag-
gregate vote Of Iowa at the last general
election was something over 200. 600
The Oranges can already poll nearly half
that number of votes, and. before many
months. they will be able to pol! three
fourihs Of the entire vote Of tho Common
wealth."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01
TO TIE PUBLIC.
RANDOLPH JONES.

The unjust and cruel accusations lately
bronsht against me Of having srithost ans.
faorify opened letter addressed to Mr. KEEP
Ter Tippest. Of this county. and Of having
taken therefrom pitifal amount Of mon.
ey CO. SOY on or abaut June. 1871. ap-
pesred in the Baltimore San Of late date.
and has been transferred 10 the columns
Of the BEAcos. Justice to myself. INV
wife and infant family requires that
should (pcnding Judicial investigation
state in . snDines and temperate manner
the main f. .est of which the charge has
grown. aId MN (flet) { will be able to
establish BY snimpsorhaJle tesfimosy
In Junc. 1871. Mr. KcpIer Tippeit be-
ing indebted 10 me for q small amount
gave INC q sight order on his brother.
westly Tippett. for ten dollars. which the
latter refused to accept. Early in July
following keplcr Tippett came TO my store
10 Chaptico. where the post.ofiee was then
kept. wrote and mailed letter to said
brother (John w Tippett) requesting him
to remit BY mail the sum OF So so. telling
me at the same time '.thst I vas at liberty
to open any letter that might come to hin.
in reply and appropriate its contents to my
own use." Early in July letter address
sed to said Kep'er Tippett reached the
Chaptico post-oficc. which, in virtue of
the permission and instruction sn given
opened. and took therefrom Sc so. and
passed same to credit of Kcpler Tippe,t's
account.
After the lapse Of nearly two years
have been summoned before the U. s.
Commissioner to answer a charge Of hav-
ing tempered scith this identical letter. and
have been called on to give bond If $500
to abide the action Of U s. District Court
in case any Interior proceeding should ever
be taken in the premises. l will not now
enter on any heightened defence Of my
self. but may be permitted to state that I
have occupied places Of great trust under
gentlemen now living (Me.srs. l.. W. B..
Hutchins aud Clement Spalding) and that
| have ever been faishful to their intcrcs'
and to the duties Of the positions occu-
pied under them. Nor have I ever been
accused Of any act Of dishonorable or
questionable nature by them or any other
persons with whom have had business
relations.
Although feeling most acutely the cruel
wrong that has been done me and my in.
nocen. family. and knowing very we'll tina,
personal enuity has prompted and hurried
up this accusation. have determined to
refrain from all retaliatory ordinations,
and to eopfne myself for the present to
statement oe facts as hereinbefnre made
land - I;again assert will Be able to
establ,1 living ,eitnesses
From You. Messrs Editors. ask an
insertion Of this card in the columns OF
next issue Of the BxAcoS. not So much as
a favor but as an act Of ustice due me and
others.
b. F. KNIGHT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. .
Orphans Cssrf Of Saini Nary. csusty, Set -
April -, 1873.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That Z A l.
~ Stellar and Daniel J Psyrs, administra.
tors OF
r CHAPMAN SrCLAIR,
late OF 81 Mary's county, Mary land. deceased,
give the notice required by law to the deceAs-
ed . creditors to exhibit their claims and tina,
the same be published once a week for six sue.
cessivs weeks IN the 81 Mays Beacon.
Test:
JANIS + u RAIRy,
Register willsfor st Mary - county
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order. re hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the Or
phans' Court OF ST. Mary's county, Maryland
letters ofadministrstion on the personal estate Of
4 Chapman SsLisr, late Of said CO., deceased.
All persons having claims agains, the said de-
ceased are hereby notified to exhibit the san>
with the proper -ouchers attached thereto, q
the subscribers. on or before the Is, day Of Dec.
1873, they will otherwise by law be excluded
from the benefits of the said estate. All pefsoni
INDEBTED TO the deceased are requested to make
immediate pay msni to the subscribers.
Z A Stellar,
DANL PAYSE,
Administrators.
may !, ls73-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

A SAP Cam--Aboss two years ago q
dificaisy occurred IN So. Msry's cnussy. BE-
twssa thits man. named Nevman. and
q negro man. the result q which vss
funeral in the fasi!y Of the last named .
few days xssf Il srpears that Newmaa
had repsired frusk tor the Negro. but
decliscd to lei him fsmove il until he
bill for the repairs xss paid. The negro
left. bat sooa after resdrued eth one Of
his colorsd friends.- and after some bick-
ering. the gun nf Newman vas discharged
with the result above stated. He us. ap.
psehead@d, aad In due time tried and con-
victed Of manslanghtcr, and 10 now scrv.
ing cat term in the Maryland penitsnsi.
airy. He left at bis poor home wife and
tuo little children. snd for q year. the
time he has been absent from them. the
more than widowed wife has laborcd for
the support At herself and children. With
all hsosher's care for her little ones. she
went into the .Hells and worked for her
fool 1t twenty-five crnts per day. until
she became N destitute that. under the
advice Of snme friends. she determined to
come 10 Baltimore and ask the release Of
her husband at the hands Of Governor
WHITE. She left her humble home a
week ago, with her children. armed
With letter from Senator Dnwns. testify
Ing 10 her character and integrity and
truth She had but four dollars xhea
she started for Baltimore. and that was
exhausted when she reached here yester-
day morning. As soou ss she arrived
she. With her children. went directly IN
the prison where the husband and father
is immurcd. and the meeting Of that un.
happy family would have melted the stout
est heart. The poor aud stricken wife
coulj only weep. but the children clung
Ia the father and covered his face with
kisses Of Innocence. while his frmhess gave
way. and he wept as only those Can weep
the tendrils Of whose hearts are torn BY
deepest grief.
The meeting was witnessed BY several
officers Of the prison. and by some Of the
directors. whose sympathies were so stir
red that they At once made up small
purse TO enable the mother aud children
to suhsi>t in the city until she can have an
interview with the Governor. They are
in great need. and the benevolent can a,
least alleviate their sufferings. BY drop.
ping into their hands the mite IF charity,
through the warden Of the peni,en,iary.
or by leaving j. with Mr.. A. Sigmund.
one Of the directors Of the prison. on Bal.
,imore street, near Light. Gazette
Of Tuesday.
The difficulty spoken Of above did not
occur in this but in Charles county and it
was there that the party referred to was
tried and convicted. As we have Just
about this time as much Of law breaking
in oar county IS We can conveniently .trus.
gle under. We have been impelled to cor
rect the error into which the Gazette has
fallen and to locate the offence where it
properly belongs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01
RENDERS
OR
PART RESURRECTION MANOR:
aud containing
800 acres,
more or lees.

Tho above roal estate is the same Of
which the late Martha NJ. Dent, widow
of the said Hsaekiah Den, was endowed,
and lies Immediately IN the division line
Of tn Factory aud Pa,uxcn,s Districts.
and runs from the Tire .-No,ched Roai
10 Cuckcsd'> Creek an estuary Of the
Pa,uxcnt rivcr-whsrc can be male 4
fne landing FIR the shipmen, Of wsod.
grain. &c Itis within carvcai,nt dis
,ance o: the Sou,hern Mryiaua R,ii-
road. now being built through our couu-
~. aud ALBUMS III. banda Of M,rcelIus
S'""e. igaalirs D'rs,y. John Bur
r"ugIs. J ,hu Is, Abc4l aud the Ctarkc's
mil ptcrcr's. Mr. Abeli's Wharf, for
be Pa'uxcn, steamers. is situate oh Cack-
okl'> Geek. and within a short distance
of this land; AMI churches, schools. storc<
aud mills arr con vcnicnt anil Of easy ac-
cess.
TIE soil il good and we'll adapted 70
tn culture of the staple products of this
= elton OF ccuntry--tobecc" being q spe-
cialt,; and it could be made fine gr,s-
ing fnrm. Tnere are two TENENENr
HOUSES aud go'i BARN an this pro-
pcrty. and portion If the land is hcavi-
" numbered ~ith elegan, timber.
This property is sure piibl' Of hcins
iividei ,sto two or three god firms. and,
l. deemed advisable, will be so offered OF
the day Of sale. l. not sold. in tie meau-
time, ut private sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onv-third Of the purchase money to be-
pai'i in ca~h on the day of sale. AID tho
bnlancr in SIX and twelve mon,hs-tha
deferred payments e. be secured by tho
notes OF The purchas rs. wit such .ecu-
rity ~ the Attorney hall deem sufficient.
J FARRAN CRANE,
Attorney.
April 81. 1S13-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01
LEoyARDTowy, Nd.

COMMITTEE 10 Jan MIR Jussiss r.
]. Thomas committed 10 the custody Of
sheriff Abel On Saturday last. the .26tb
Of April. Isaac Cole. black man. charged
with the crime Of urder. committed four
tern. years ago on the body Of Henry Ma.
con. siso black. and upon suspicion Of be-
jsg implicated 10 the late Sco6eld trsgc-
dys A tbo same time. the same Justice
esmDstted TO the same custody. w. II.
Forrest. also black. witpess 10 The above
ease. 10 default Of security for hi. appear
nDes 1t the adjourned tern ofour Circui.
Csort in May. Officer Ford delivered
these parties over TO the Sheriff OF Saur-
day night last. and Cole Is now IN jag and
Forrest out upon bail. Cole vas commit
ted upon the csah Of Julius Smith, also
black. who alleges. We learn. tha, while
10 the army. black man. named Butler.
now st large and supposed to be in Bal,i-
more. scknopledged to him that he had
procured Cole to kin Mason. paying him
S12 so for the commission Of the crime.
The motive Of Butler in securing the death
Of Mason is alleged to have been. the re-
moval Of obstacles in the way Of his mar
ring Mason's wife. BE this as il may.
il 10 known that he afterwards married
tLi, woman. but subsequently, deserted
her and eohabi.ed With her daughter.
with whom no was living. it is stated.
at tho time Of the ScoGeld murder
What competition. If any. be has had with
this last crime is at present unknown to
the general public. but. as soon after its
commission. he deserted his home. grow
ing crops and other property. without. ap-
parent cause and lef. for Baltimore with
the expressed intention Of shipping to sea.
it is suspected that he may DO implicated
in the Sco6cld as we'll as in the Mason MUIR
der.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

A VALUABLE DrscovERY.-Dr. c. W.
Benson. a praciicing physician. located at
No 1o6 " Eutaw street. Baltimore. Md .
has discovered tina: Extract Of Celery and
Chamomile combined, in certain proper
ton. invariably cures headache. either
bilious. dyspep'ic. nervous or sick head.
ache. and nervousness This is a tri-
umph in medical chemistry. and sufferer,
all over the country are ordering by mail
He prepares it in pills at so cents per b"x
The doctor is largely known and highly
respected iu Baltimore. e. Balto E. Meih.
odia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

PosrAt CARDS. ono. cent postal
cards authorised BY set Of Congress Of
June 9th. ls72. will on the fr.t of Msy
next be issued to the pcs,mastcrs. The
delay in providing this grea, convenience
to the business public Is owing. i. is sta
tod. to the rsglcct on the par. Of Congress
% appropriate any money to NEE. the ex-
Pense Of preparing the cards.
The postal card is Eve and one eighth
inches in length and three inches in width
and is made Of good stiff paper. The face of
the card is engraved. surrounded By a
border in scroll work. one eighth Of an
inch in width; oue-eent u. S. postage
stamp is printed % the upper RICH. hand
corner aud represents profile bus, Of the
Goddess Of Liberty. On the righ. hand
corner are the words ~. s. Postage"
The address 10 to b written on one side
the face Of the card. and the writing or
letter On the other. The back Of the card
'assHdsd for the eonmanica,ion, Is entire.
y plain. being devoid even ef suled lines,
and contains about l5} square inehe. il.
surface. which wiz se space enough for
ordinary business Communications. and
vii cost the writer %; Que cent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

HASp.oxE NORTHUMBERLAND is
called to the 6ne new and Snowy house Of
Mrs. Irene flammett now being built in
our town. This house is built BY con-
tract. Mr.. John +. Cecil. q native Of this
county. being the contractor. and consists
OF a main tailding thirty feet square. with
ror:irocs on three sides, above and below
Tie lower portion Of the building is ad.
m:rably arranged for store room which is
20 feet long and % fee, wide. This ha.
been already finished snd We are pleased
10 know is now ready for the reception o.
goods. See notice elsewhere. TIE up.
per portion is to be fitted up for a priva,.
residence. with parlor and other room.
sud. in addition to the main building, ".
understand. there is to be an adjoining
back building. consisting of a sitting room
kitchen and pantry below stairs and two
suitable rooms above.
The contractor, Mr.. Cecil, is really f,
live man. and the 1iligent manner il
which he has from the commencement
C?.h of March las.) prosecuted this work
has elected remarks Of commentator from
nil Observers. We have the authority of hi,
present employer for saying. tina, he con
tracts upon very reasonable terms and dis
patches his work ezpedi,iously. CAREFUL,
and in workmau!ike manner. These re-
concentrations will doubtless obtain fol
him many orders from parties haviu,
buildings to erect m this and adjoiuin,
counties.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01
b. F. KNIGHT.

JrsrIcE At LAsr.-The Court Of Ap
peals at Richmond has in effect. decided
tina. Judge Underwood shall be elected from
the handsome residence In Alexandra.
occupied by him for several years past,
and that Mr. McVeigh is the owner Of the
property. In rendering the decision the
court declared its opinion that Under.
woods conduct has been such Is to shock
the moral sense Of every honest man; that
It is blot upon jurisprudence and civil
xation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

s6si.s dsrssd b . Maryasd Lesila-
tsvs- win be very veil satisfied to let Z
Masylsod Legislssnrs eleet Nr. Alhesi
and the people d tkAU. g. elect Mr. Crrs.
veil. and IL y0u rsat - defeas shie ..fu-
gleman' Of CresseIFs. beloscd. / think
you win hare to take another strain On
the main-braes II 1916. and vitA pall.
. strong pail. and pail olsc5efAes. befare
ron seeoaplishsit. If you would be T;xe
Hse give % the aonse. the noun sppelia-
tive Of the ''fueleman" There Is anoth-
er ''old liner" vho migh think you mean
Ain.
RANDOLPH JONES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

Tux NEw PosrAL LAw.-The only
change that affects country newspapers
under the New Postal Law is that the pa
pers that have heretofore circulated free
Of postage in the county where they were
published. will. after June 30th, be SUBJ
jected to postage. to be paid BY subscri-
bers. Exchanges will also be required to
be charged with postage. to De paid BY
the receiver.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-05-01

r. The Sesfhern Masazine for May
has made it, appearance upon our table.
The high reputation IL has sustained in
the past l. not only maintained. but in
creased A very attractive premism is
offered BY the publi<hers. For every new
subscriber and $3.50 IN money. the mag.
asine and Gne steel engraving, 1.-The
Burial Of Laisne." 3S129 inches. will BE
sent. The esgrarias itself i veil worth
the price.