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J ''G csanonl 9ao a. .couspr. op WA S.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
NTarch Term, A,,D. lS43.
Kinsey Talbot,
s0S
William Talbot, John. In Chancery
Piummer, aud Ben
jamin Cohuru.
William Talao,l and John PlUmmer,
non residenls, w,I take notice thai, on
the 22l day OF March, A ID. 1919, KIN
sey Talbot, of Jefferson county, OHIO,
filed his Bill in the Court ol Common
Pleas of the county OF Carroll, Ohio,
setting forth amongst other things that
at the October term, l8d |, Of the Su-
preme Court within and Tor said. county,
said William Taib1tt and John Plummer
recovered a judgment against sald%Ben-
jamin Cobufn for S603 SO, and for costa
OF suit, and that mandate ISSUED TO the
CourI of Common Pleas to carry said
judgment into execution. That said
Judgment was recovered against said
Coburn for mill Eighl@ork done by said
Talbot and PIummsr in partnership, in
l 1873 and 1884, and that about the first
January, 1886, the partnership was dis
solved, and upon settlement the claim
against Cuburn become the sole proper
ty OF said PIummer That sald,Pum
mer prosecuted the CLAIM in the name
Of the firm, but at his sole expense, said
Talbot never pretending TO have any
interest or claim therein; thai about the
18Th Of March, le4l, said PIummer
transferred the Clalm to complainant
whereby all the interest therein passed
to him. The Bill charges that Coburr
confederated with William Talbot tt
deiraad complainant, and preleod lba,
SAID Judgment has been paid by Coburr
to William Talbot. This Bill prays
notice and process: That said Coburr
may be eBjoined from hpaying and saiC
"HIluuI AuibOtl duu 1 luhilnbI lIOW tG-
ceivIng any part Of said iudgmcnt, ant
from causing any satisfaction or acquit
tance to be entered on said Judgment
That defendants may be compelled to an
swer, and that on The final hearing lht
said Coburn may be decreed tospay tht
amount of SAID judgment TO said coSnplai
nant, and that be may have such othe
and further relief as the nature of,bi
case may require,
William Talbot Of the State Of Penn
syIvania, andJohn PIummer, whose pre-
sent place Of residence is unknown, srt
hereby notified that uGtess within sixty
days they appear plead, answer or de
mur TO said Bill, The same as TO then
will be taken as true and confessed, an,
at the term of the Court of Common
Pleas next thereafter, to be holden With
and for the county 81 Carroll Ohio, de
cree thereon will be entered according
y.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Sol. for Complt inan
March 81, l843.
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TSl O5plf GH.
March 81, l843.

AL persons interested will take notice
that the undersigned petitioners have this
day filed lheirpeitlon in the Office oflhe
clerk of The court Of common pleas fof
the county Of Carroll, in the State
Of Ohio; praying said court to vacate a
part of the town Of Leesburgh in said
county, described as follows. Lots No.
70, 7S, 10. "a, 85, 80, 9l, 95, SO 81,
90, 1O2, l03, lO7, and lOS together with
the streets and alleys adjacent thereto;
and that said petitioners claim title 10
said described lots, as The Ossgnees Of the
prOpFielofs OF SAID town; and that on the
first day Of the next Term Of said court
to be holden in and for said county or
some subsequent day thereof, said peti
TONERS will make application to said
court to have said part olsaid town above
described vacated.
THOMAS CUMMINGS,
ELI WlLLEMAN, &
THOMAS BUSBY.
BY E. r. ECKLEY,
their Attorney
April II, lS43-6 60.
Printers fec 3,75#-e.
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VEGETABLE OINTMENT:
For The Piles, FiSSHes, &c,
April 7, l843.

Ate. n practice Of more than 'thirty
years, and Witnessing a great amount OF
human suffering from thus distressing
malady, and believing that the remedies
heretofore discovered for its cure, are al
most on entire failure, short OF an opera
tion by the ligature, wire or knIle, d.
Humphreys has been induced 10 besiow
uncommon BttcntIon to the suhecl, win
design to discover remedy that won'd
possess the power TO remove the uilam
nation and dlsperse the tumetacIIon OF
the parts, and at the same time be a
mld aud desirable remedy, Ills aDtici'
palions have been most fully answered, +,
for discovery combining active lngre-
dtenls which, in The composition produce
modified results, aud increased rilicIenc :
as medical agent, and although It's
base is composed of highly active IN
gredieCts, its notifications are such that
il becomes ae composition, perfectly
mild, and adapted to tho use OF the most
| delicate suhIeCt.
As test of sincerity and confidence
in the remedy, the subscriber pledges
himseIrlo perfect cure Of Piles in al
cases that rnoy he submitted to his man
aGemcnt or in case Of failure in any cast
no charge will be made for the oIn'
meRt.
For sale, in CarrolIton, at the Drus
Store Of -
R. KENNEDY,
a. IOA0
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Kentucky Jeans aI 3J cts,
per yard.

1000 yards of good article Of
Kentucky Jeans for sale % cents pei
warranted to be as good as can be
bought at any other store in this place at
37l cents. Those IN want Of the above
article will please call with the subscrI
bers.
A. D. TTIAYER g. Co
Boil var, Jan. 6, l8i3
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April Ii, 1918.
Tzl1tTlTl TlItGIlailRIYo
NEiAS Ross

I'D EsPECTFULLY informs the La
4 q dies OF CarroIIlon and vicinity that
she now carries on the Mlliner business
in al siDs various branches, on Main ST. ,
at the residonco Of James II Ross, where
she 10 prepared to bIe"ch, press, and do
up all kinds Of Straw, Legbusn, Braid q
Gimp bohnels. Having served n
regular time with one Of the best Mill
uers in SleubenvIle, and having recel-
we'd a complete bonnet press from PhlIa-
delpbia, she is now ready to accommodate
all that will give her call. Also, she
will make all kinds of silk and drawed
bonnels, with ncatness and despatch, al
rates 10 suit the times.
CarrolIlon. April 2S, 1913
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vs.
Jacob Sluts and Elizabeth SIuts, AIexan
der Smith and Julian Smith, Mary
Chlmper, Obadiah Champer.
Jacob SIuls & Elizabeth SIuls his wife
Alexander Smith and Julian Smith his
wife, Mary Champer and OBADIAH Cham.
per will take notice that petition was f
led against them on the 9Th day Of April,
A d 1913, in the court Of common pleas
IN sold county by William Champef and
Ann Champer his wife, and is now pend
ing; whrcin the said William and AnD
demand partition Of the following real es
tate, TO wit: Lot No 20, known as such
on tho original plat ofthe town Of Conlre-
vile (uow CarroIlon) in said county;
and that al the next term Of said court
application will be made by said deman
dants for an order that partition may be
made Of said premises.
WILLIAM CHAMPER & wife,
By STANTON " M'CLAVE.
their Attorneys,
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law SIG9gg1a
n. *. E4CEAEEY,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts Of Carroll
and The adjoining counties. Office ia
the frame building, adjoining The Store
Of lsaac Atkinson q Co., Carrolllon,
Carroll county. Ohio.
Dec. 90, lS42.
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cessary that payment be nude imme-
dmrely. The Pubisher has contracted
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who favor the publisher oi paper with
their custom in the way OF Advertising
and Job Work. 1t is hoped thai all who
know themselves indebted 10 this esiab
lisbmen, will see the necessity Of i'm
mediate payment The thanks Of the
Publisher are due to those who have paid
promptly - and he hopes that his thanks
will also be due 10 others, who have
neglected him, ere mony days 1t is
expected that this notice will be attended
to without delay.
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p. s Those who neglect 10 attend 10
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upon the publisher if they should find
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Of the Peace for collection Necessity
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Final Accounts,

ElnaI Accounts,
FILED AT THE MARCH TERM
A. d. lS43
Final account Of Jeremiah M'Brde,
Admir-. OF Samuel MBrde, decd
FIRST account OF Leonard Harsh and
James Baxter, Executors OF Cornelius
Baxter, decd.
FnaI account Of Daniel Eqrnst, Guar.
dian of Phoebe Lewis and Mary Ann
Lewis.
Final account Of Jacob Topo, Guar
dian Of Sorah Pitlinger,
Will he presented at tho next Term
lor settlement
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Clerks Onico, Cnrtolion, .
April ~, 1913,
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From the New York Watchman
COpertS Balm Of Life We invite tho
particular attention OF our readers to this
most excellent medicine advertised in
this paper II we may reIyor The uni
ted testimony of numbers Of The first ply
slcians in this country, then we must
ADMIT This mixture 10 be one Of the most
articles for the cure of chronic
bronchitis ever disc overed And OBJ
serve, In this respect how much il differs
from the numerous nostruns so much
putled in the papers Not one Of those
medicines, whether pills, powders, or
syrups, has received The approval Of any
considerable ,number ofthe medical pros
lesslon But it is not so with CoveTt's
Balm Of Life. it is a remarkable lat
that this medicine has been approved by
a large number Of regular physicians,
10 whom the recipe haa been submitted,
a afOct that cannot be affirmed by any one
Of the quaCk medicines which abound
at the present day
For sale at tho Drug Store of Robe't
Kennedy; and at The Store Cf jackson
d Thompson, Carrolion, Ohio Also
Boxer and Dempster, Leesburgh, Gar.
ro Icounty
Ger rolllon, Nov IL, l842
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Clocks aud Watches
April II, lS43 GO.
Printers fec 3,75*-e.

OF all kinds, in the best possible man
ner; aud at prices that, it is hoped, viii
give satisfaction to all. HIS shop is on
Nam street, two doors west oI Leggcrs
Hotel.
61rAH work done BY The subscriber
toiH be Warranted
JR RUDULPH.
Carrollton, March 81, 1S43,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOVA u.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTltE.
NOTICE is horoby given to all those
indebted TO the estate Of John J. Renni
er, late of Carroll county, Ohio. 3D., TO
mako immediate payment 10 The under.
signed administrator; aud all those 5av.
ing claims against said estate are rpqnes
ted to present them, properly outhenlica,
ted for settlement, within one year from
this dalo
JOHN ADAM RENNIER.
Administrator.
March 81, iS13.
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Carrolllon, March 81, lS43.

THE STATE OF oLIo,l IS.
CARROLL O UNITY, "0'
William Champer and Ann Champer his
vile,
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ahs medcine6s doing wonders All
most every person who buys this mticaks
comes recommended by others who grava
used 1t themselves, which spetks voluarr4
in lis favor For dyspepsia, broachiras,
coughs. colds, consumption, dla easd
does not exist We hope The uGa acaad
will turn their atteatiun 10 thls un!al1gu
article
The following certificate froa Nv.
Chasney oNew York city, whose ~rgs
has been twice or thrice SO low as 10
leave but little hope olherrec0vecy shat
here epeak for itself:
Mr. Covert t-.Dear,Sir- Mrs. Chassmey
has taken two bottles OF your Balm Of
Lille and tony surprise, is now in bct
ter health than i have known her TO ta
for seVera yeats She has been afTli cl
ed with severe cough for 6hecn wears,
and by many Physicians, her ltntgs has
been pronounced lncurahIe She bas
several times been so low that il wss
thought she could not recover. Nov
her cough, comparatively speaking, il
hardly visible, aud the darting paias sG
the lungs have subsidized Ms. G has
taken a variety Of medicines, but never
experienced so much reIiel as she has
from your valuable Balm Of Lille itis
from a'sense of gratitude and feeling
for others similarly situated, that | write
you this certificate
'O,her members of my family have u
lsed it with decided benefit
am, dear sir,
Very respectfully, yours,
EDWARD CAASTNEY.
Merchant, l40 Bowery
The nature of The composition OF lie
Rev. j. Coverls Balm Of Life, having
been fully explained 10 the following
medical gentlemen, they have consented
that they may bO referred to as .aufhori
ty for its utility as an expecIorant in
those chronic cases Of pulmonary dis
case, in which that class of remedies s
indicated
d. N Reese, M, n. Professor Of rhs
Theory and Practice Of Medicine in III
Albany MedicaI OlIege.
M'Naught en-. NJ. D Professor q
Anatomy and Physiology In tho Fairfield
Medical College
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literary ExpOsitor,

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Hon. Mrs Norton Mrs S C, Hall,
Mrs Gore, Miss N. 4. MHJord, Maria
EdgeuorM, Mary HoVat, OF England, i,
have promised to contribute, hereafter
to the pages Of The Ladies' Companion
and Litorav IIxposIlor. 70 The above
unqualified list may be added The fol
lowing
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March 81, lS43.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tsilusdse aud Aldermen Emmans and

JONAS u. FHILrys Efq acting District Attorney.
Nov 10 Grand Larceny w lillian sullivan wss tried
Indictment tor grsnd larceny, tor stealing tn.
18th of October quantity OF boots and shoes, worth
S6i So from the store of Isaac Phillips los Division
a relative but being dissipated discharged tn.
morning the robbery was discovered. portion Of tn.
stolen goods were found at pawnbrokers shop, where
the accused said he had left them Peter B. Manchester
the counsel of prisoner not being present JAMES T.
pT, Esq was assigned by the Court. The jury found
him guilty, and he then entered plea OF guilty to
Their indict ment grand larceny for stealing vaise
from the foot OF Courtandt street belonging the daugh
t.r of Alderman vandervoort. The Court rYmarkinp
hat he al been in the Stae prison Of Penney
we'll known thief they cnced him to the State
prison for aud six months the FIRST oence
md three years. and SIX months on the second convic
NoH. Prosqui.--In the Of Charles scofeld, in
diced for assault end battery with intent to kill Hugh
McDermou by consent, noie prosequi entered
The complaint discharged pa, ment OF costs. Tn
offence simple assault and battery, which by some
normsiy at the Upper Police Once was magnihed into
Pleaded Guilty ,mes Martin, Jointly indicted with
John Gies assault and battery Lewis Peck
erred plea Of guilty and sentence deferred owing
there being civil suit pending.
abduction If La,0ysr.-wm. N. Gigs and Franc,
sayTe, pleaded with VIM B, Dsv, Esq tried TO,
assault and battery Robert Shannon. Esq. enc
subs quent abduction Jersey city. The cumstsnce
that shannon was specially depned to al
tachment Day for contempt OF Court issued by tn,
Court Of Chsncery. nrhe 27'h Of July the companan
proceeded to the store of VIM ". Gdsgs, ITO Murray
street. where he found Day He showed the attach
Day and after considerable jelsy they lett together
Day desiring obtain ball. They proceeded tn,
Jersey City ferry, when ~ rushed by he gate
the boat and Shannon followed. Ascufie here ensued
when Ssyre and Gnggs came running down the plat
form and showed both Day and shannon board the
boat after reaching the boat sayre seized shannon
threw him on the deck. Day held him down; the boat
started from the wharf and Sayre and Griggs Jun
ashore calling ironically, stop the boat" stop the
boat" As the boat clear from the whsr Day
released his grasp and they both taken Jersey
city where remsned and who has not since been
rested
At half past two o'clock the Court adjourned until this
morning at eleven, in order to allow the Aldermen 10
meet the BosrI OF County Canvassers The will b,
continued to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

CANAL NAVIGATION 1T was supposed on Monday
in Albany that the canal was closed. The basin and
that morning We are in hopes that the warm
weather OF yesterday may open it again. If not the
quantity of produce and merchandise in the course
OF shipment, east and west, which must be very
sreat,greaer we presume than any previous season,
will be shut in. We learn that the canal is filled
with boats this side of Utica, and in fact all along
the whole line Of the canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

Nsw MusIc.-A,willha has sent us very beautiful
new version OF the well known Western Refrain
I'D nee, Boatman, dance" The words by George
P. Morris, the music arranged by George Loder'-
Those who have admired "On the Lake where
dropped the willow" should purchase this also,
which is fully equal to IL. The lithosraph vlsnet'e
is very pretty. Mr. Atwill has just published
"Love'sa tel-tale," an admired song. written BY
Gen. Morris, music arranged by FRANCES h
Inscribed 10 Cap, Edward Vincent ofthe New Yorl
Light Guard, by Francis II. Brown Published by
Mr. Atwill "I CANNOT DANCE To.NIeHT," {
ballad. The poetry by Thongs Haynes BsyIey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

FATAL ACCIDENT ON The ERIE RAnRoAp.-On
Seapesoay morning, as some laborers on the rail.
goSoout tnirteen miles tom Permont were proce, A.
novinepck along the road they were met nv Iosdec
Sescendptcb hsd escaped rom those en- ploy ed in ~
thrown out BYE track at the top Of grade and wa
| and third 30 mucsiuI velocity. The Isborers were
fourth was also e7s,on two insanity killsA
boet came devil az he died alter.
was alive when the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

OLYMPIC THEATRE AT this theatre The National
Guard again, the Loves OF the Angels, Macbeth,
and the Wa,erwitches. The National Guard up.
pears to US rather stupid and the music Indifferent
VIC wonder at i,s frequent repetition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

G9- GREAT WESTERN ~ DOING GREAT
business at the American Museum. The house is in q
continual state Of hilarty during the whole of his per-
ormsnce His speech Is IN the most lsughable Ethiopian
style and his dance or breakdown sunurpossable Mr.
Cole the India Rubber man, the timber and supple
human Icing we and Celeste is as nimbie as
airy The dog Billy sings, dances, and performs va
rey Of other fests which ssonish every beholder The
Misses Shaw sing very sweely and indeed the whole
entertainments exceedingly rich and receives unbound
I'd applause No place. snort, presents such attractions
astb favorie resort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

10 ANY ONE HAVING A FILE OF THE SUN
Newspaper for December last '42 will confer favor by
losning IL 10 this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17
City Intelligence,

Police=Tbursdsy, Nov. lb.-The weather yesterday
was ogsy drizzly, and uncomfortable, and strange %
may seem, such atmosphere appears TO dspel acts
rogucry, above petit lsrcenies not case
interest was before the police yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

OHIO RIvER.-There were fourteen and hal
feet of water in the channel Of the Ohio river
Pittsburgh on Sunday evening at o'clock, anc
rising
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17
NV YORK HERALD.
New York, Friday, November ~, Isa3.

NEws FEoM EUROPE The Caledonia is now
almost duA sar lie Liverpool on the Ali inst,
and is, iheretutt, thirteen days out this noon w,
my look Tor herness os SUNDAY morning. 1t will
be very important, paT'icu'arls from Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

EFFECTS OF DISH OF COLD CHowpER. -Ando-
ver the town in which Mr.. Webster ate his last dish
Of cold cbewder, mas given Morton majority Of
thirty five. Last year his majority was seventy
eight Change produced by chowder is therefore
lorty- three.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

90 ANOTHER NEW NovEL!-Thisday Published
Nov. f7th-Price one shilling he Gentleman's Dsugh.
er or, Great City g Temptations-A tale of actual
life -
A breath, awhisper, doubts, suspicion, shame
And shudderpg virtue wept DER Agnes name !"
This tale Of the deepest interest written with un.
common vgo., and conveying high and impressive
esi Although TO personal nm IL intended. the reader
will BIZ frequently reminded Of circumstances that have
occurred during the last two in this city and Pha
'ephis. No road the 6rst chapter without being
led irresisthly to the close Of the work The
his edition II and iegbe.
published and for sale by
BURGESS & sTRINGER,
corner Broadway and hnnH New forE
Also, this day published Ned Myers or, Life beior'
the Msst--by J. Fpnnimote Cooper, Esq In ore VOL
Price 974 cents For sale wholesale and retril by
BURGEss & sTRINOER,
.a22 Brosdway, corner Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

THE.rRIcALs, &c.-Macready has been invited
by the Bostonians to deliver course of lectures
upon elocuion and dramatic readings at the Melo-
deon, bsfoge he leaves the city. The Courier con-
tradicis the statement of some of the other Boston
papers, and says that the National was full to over
flowing on the first nigh, of Macready's perform.
ance.
The National is very thlnly attended on the "oh"
nights.
The old Federal street Theatre, is said, is abou,
to be REQ opened this season.
The Kingston Theatre has closed for the season.
and the actors are coming south.
Madame de Gogni and M. Knoop are giving con-
certs at Rochester.
Mr.. russell is at Norfolk His concerts were so
crowded at Richmond that hundreds were unable
20 squeeze in, and so returned home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

The thanks OF the Convention voted TO the Pres-
dent for his efficient services In the chair and the News
paper press Of the city Of New York. for their advocacy
Of the claims and Tor publishing the proceedings Of this
convention. Also to the New York Central Committee
Tor the zeal and diligence used by them in calling to-
gsther the ention from which such happy and
prosperous result 10 expected.
Among thu original claimants who sttended the Cen.
venen on the nrst day, noticed Msdsme Msssopier
Of Philsdsphia and two other ladies, WHO refused to
give their psmes
The letters and petitions from the poor and distressed
claimants referred the Central Com mttee 10 sks
into copsderstop and to devise measures for the
relief. The Convention then adj ,urnsd sine die.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-17

mr. ELoCUTiON. MUSIC, PHYSIOLOGY, Sc -
Professor first lecture Of the sttens
ed by large and fashionable audiences his second takes
olsce to night at o'clock when he and Mr. Nash give
light their best rec atons and among which we
ci4rasion Of independence; Ruse's Pm af,a,S Flow
grntiy swest Alton" &c &c, The Msnnikin will be
ected and passed among the auditors for close nspec
ion. Tonight the lectures really commence. See ad
confinement