Chattel ism

The holding of chattels. Chas am, in prov. of Quebec, a post-village and town-Chat'ter, v . i . [Swed. and Goth. quittra , to chirp; Du. ship of Two Mountains co., on the Ottawa River, 52 m. W. of Montreal. Chas am, in prov. of Ontario, a post-town of Kent co., on the Thames, 69 m. S.W. of London; pop. 5,873. Chas am, a thriving town of New Brunswick, North umber land co., on the Miramichi River, 12 m. from its mouth.and 135 N.N.E. of St. John. The river here is navigable for the largest-sized ships. Рор . 4,203. Chas am Centre, in Ohio , a P. O. of Medina co. kwetteren, to prate, to prattle: Goth ( vithan , to speak; Swed. Goth. quæda , to speak; Sansk, vad , to cry out; kath , to speak.] To make a noise like a bird; to speak with an indistinct utterance; as, "The pie still chat tereth." - Sidney. -To make a noise by collision of the teeth; to sound like the teeth when one shivers; as, to chatter with cold. "With chattering teeth, and bristling hair upright."-Dryden. Chas am Centre, in New York, a post-village of -To talk idly, carele ly, or rapidly, to jabber. Chas am township, Columbia co., 18 m. S.S.E. of Albany. "To... charm her chattering tongue." -Shaks.