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KINsMAN CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Having greatly increased my facil-
IL ities for manufacturing. BY the addition o
new buildings, n steam engine and machinery to my
establishment. ! am prepared to furnish vehicles OF
every description Of the best quality. and at falr
prices.
In elegance of finish. q-ality Of materials, and ex-
eellence of workmanship, the Carriages shall not be
surpassed in the State.
Painting, Trimming and Repairing done st the
shortest notice. and in the best manner
kinsman. o., Feb. 5, o. W.. GORTON.
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SALE.

ANdEIll Ff > DALE.
- Leonard Woodland In Court Of Com. Pleas
vs. Sof Trumbull county, D.
George y. Oviatt ct all
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas in and for said county. in
the above case and to me directed and delivered /
have levied upon and shall expose at public sale on
Saturday the 18th dny of May. 1852,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a II and { o'clock P
N, at the door of the Court House in Warren in said
county, the following Real Estate To wit: situate in
said county of Trunbull and known and described
as being in Braceville township, No. 4. in the Jth
range of townships in the Connecticut Nestern Re
serve in the State of Ohio, being west part of see
ton No. Il. in the original survey Of said-tOwnship,
being the same tract of land this day tOct. 9Th. 1853
conveyed by deed from Uri A. Oviatt and wife. to
said George n. 0viatt. to which reference is had for
a full description and contains elghty-SeyCn and
one-fourth $50 acres of land, be the same more or
less, and which is more particularly described as
follows in said decd. namely, situate in Bracevillc,
in said county OF TruDlbull, and is known by part
of section No. Is. in the original survey of said
township, bounded as follows, namely, beginning at
the southwest corner of said section, thence north
along the section line 79chains and - links to a POST
the northwest corner of the section. thence east a
pipe set in the ground at n corner OF Franklin y.
Stoves land, thence south along a marked line the
west line of said Stoves land 80 chains to a stone
corner, thence east sill ON said Stoves land } chs.
and p links to 4 post corner of Mm- i. OviattS
land. thence south along the west line of VIM. l..
Oyiatts land, 39chains and 30 links to the south line
Of said section. thence west on the section line u
chains and 60 links to the place Of beginning and
contains So acres of land, be the same more or
less. Appraised at Thirty Dollars per acre. Terms
cash. JOSEPH G. BUTLER, Shf.
SheriTs Office. Warren. April l6. lS62.
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We have been informed that a letter
has been received by q sister of Messrs.
Benjamin and Joseph Mckee, whom it
was reported were taken prisoners in the
rebel army captured at Fl. Donelson, and
confined in Camp Chase, that they are
now, and have been for months, living in
Missouri. A letter was written to the P.
NJ. at the place where they were supposed
to be residing, enquiring whether they
were there, and a letter was received, a
few da-s since, stating they were.
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RARENT9.

and especially mothers who have the more immodi-
ate care of children. permit me to say With eandid
earnestness nerrr lay down TO rest at night with the
health and happinesSe your children athcart, With
out having the Perry Davis Pain Killer at hand
trust TO no other pain preparations and panaeeas-
they may and often do fail Ia critical eases-but the
Perry Davis never-nO neyer-if you heed not this
timely warning the fault Is yOur own, as Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer Is in nearly every Store throughout
he land, and all over the civilized world.
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April Is. ls5e-ix.
DRIDGEN NOTICE.

I'D Bids will be received for furnishing materials
and building 3 bridge over the west braneh o. w
Mahoning River near the house OF Mr.. Il. oNtalt
in Bra-cVille township. consisting Of s'"nt ISI
ments and snpcr-structure. On SatnraaS ihc toN
day of Nav. fsi2. commencing at lO0 clock A. NJ
said letting will be on the ground where tne oG
bridge new stands. Plans and sPeelncauenj In
and on The dsy Of letting. By order q 70; Ton
missioners.
April 9. iS62-iW
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Sherifs Office. Warren. \
. EGAL NOTICE.

Noble Names will take notice that on the llth
day of April, 1852. Sally Names filed in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Trumbull county. Ohio. her petit
ing for cause Eillful absence for more than three
years and gross neglect Of duty on part Of said de-
PENDANT. Said petition will be for hearing at the
June term Of said Court. for 1852.
TAYLOR & JONES.
April Is, Is626w Atiys for Petitioner.
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Notice.

The Annual Meeting of the Lot Own
ers of Oak Grove Cemetery for the cleo
ton of Directors, viii be held at the office
of f. Einsman. Esq, on Friday evening
next, at half past O'Clock, at which time
there viii be a report made Of the fnan-
eial condition of the Association. A full
attendance is requested. BY order of 1.-THE
President. j. l.. WEEKS, SEcT-
Warren, April 80, 1862.
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,arThe VEN fu1 and satisfactory

of our correspondent ~Bernum," " in the
18th Battery, makes it unnecessary for us
RI tos publish later letters from the same
company. Our thanks are due Mr.. Jacob
Angstadt, of this place, for the use of a
private letter received by him from his
son, who is in the Battery.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
IL Henry Barnhisel plf !
In the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Trum-
hull county, Ohio.

ODuu bl vi Jun N0NhAN VhAes
The said defendant. John Wolf of -- in
the State of Pennsylvania, will take notice that
Henry Barnhisel, of the county Of Trumbull. in the
State of Ohio. did. on the 18th day of March. 1852,
Gle his petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas with
in and for the county of Trumbull. in said State OF
Ohio. against the said John Wolf, defendant. set
ting forth that the said John Wolf on the lSt day OF
March. 1851. gave a mortgage to the said Henry
Barnhisel on a certain tract of land situate in the
township of Liberty, county of Trumbull and State
of Ohio. and bounded aS follows TO wit: mme
ing nj a Gate Post situate on the west line Of the
Cleveland & MahOning Rail Road. thence west along
the line fence to n point where said line fence inter
sects the east line Of Stewards lands, thence
in 4 southerly direction along the east line of said
stewards land and the east line of George Town
sends land and the east line Of the slack water OF
the MaaOning river to n point where said Barnhlsels
west line intersects the north hnc of David TOds
lands. thence easterly along said TOds north line 10
= point where said line interSects the west line of the
Cleveland & MahOning Rail Road, thence nOrtheTly
along the west line of said Rail Road to the place Of
beginning. Said petition further sets forth that said
mortgage was given TO secure the payment of SEt
i0-lO according 10 a certain note Of even date with
sti mortgage and in said mortgage described. paya-
bic on the LIST day of March, lS52. with interest. and
praying that said Court may find the amount duo on
said note. also decree that the premises in said pcti-
ton described may be appraised and sold and the
proceeds arising therefrOm be applied to the pay
ment Of plaintiff said claim. and the said John Vol
is notified that he is required TO appear and answer
said petition on or before the third Saturday after
the 10th day OF May next. o BUNTS.
ApTil2, lS62-6w Plaintiff Attys
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March &c, 1926
nUARDIAN'S Sale of Real Estate.

NJ Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order Of the Probate Court Of Trumbull county,
Ohio, ON the 18th day ofApril, 1862. ut three o'clock
county. / will sell to the highest bidder the follow
ing Real Estate. viz: situate in the township of
Brookfeld, county of Trumbull and State of Ohio,
being part of lots No. GO and 81, beginning at the
south east corner OfJames Clark's land, on the west
line of section g., and at a stake standing - links
cast Of n large black oak sight tree. thence north
SgI.o west rs chains IS links TO the middle of a pnb-
lie road ..thence along the middle of said road =
east 10 chains 80 links to astake, thence east S chs.
42lS links, thence 5. 70 east chains y links to .
stake seven links west of a small butternut tree
thence cast 8 chains 2H links TO n stake, thence
south 20 east II chains 81 links to a stake. Themes
north $50 east 9 chains .S19 links to a stake. thence
SgHo west . chains $50 links to \ stone corner.
thence north . west Is chains 81 links to the place
of beginning. containing IL 67-lO0 acres of land
APPRAISED at So per acre. JAMES CLARK.
L. L. FULLER, Guard. of VIM. + Stuble-
Atty for Guardian. Mar 3,@t
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.
8f P0ST-OFFICE, Warren, O.,

March a. 1862
YeUEGsTowN. ~DaHT-Arrives go r n; leaves
CLEVELAND ~DarLr-Arrives 1l:l9 a n; leaves
250PN.
SALEM DaILY-Auives Z T N; leaxes6AN
OIL DIGGINGS, DAILY-ArTives II n; leaves
ETlmRaS-xr;xes Tues. Thurs and Sat atlOSo A
N. leaves same days at LEO Pm.
WEST GREENNILLE-Arriyes Mon, wed ana
urdays ut L II. -
Observation-Disclosures Mon. We'd and Fridays
il ~ " Al II A NJ leaves same days 2tl:3O P ~
NORTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mon, Wea ana
FRIDAYS at P N; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at s A n
- FARNINGTON-Arrircs Wed and Fridays Al D ?
p y. learee Tues and THURSDAYS at A y
CANT0N DUCK f
Arrives Friday 5 p n: leaves Tuesday 6g n;
~ Mails which leave at or before s A n are closed
the preceding Eve. at 3 P \. All others are eiosed
{. M. PATCH. N
E0drop letters delivered unlcss prepaid.
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Mineral Ridge Correspondence.
MINERAL RIDGE, ONO.
April 18th. 1862.


April 2Sth, 1862.
WAR MATTERS. 30
Another brave volunteer from our midst
has fallen. Horace Bailey, a member of
Capt. STATIONS Company, received his
death wound at the memorable battle of
Shiloh, on Monday, April 9TH, 1862, and
died on the following day. He was
among the first to enlist in the three
months serYicc-was a member of Capt.
Barrett's company, and one of the persceut-
Cd fire sent home with Capt. Stratton in
disgrace, to crafty awhim of a TOula-6e-
monarch. Their innocence (which no one
here ever doubted) was clearly establish
ed, and to prove his loyalty to his country,
deceased volunteered for three years, or
the war, and nobly laid down his life in
defence of the Stars and Stripes. Deceas-
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NOTICE.
N Vernon. Baker & Co.. PIES In Court Of
vs. tom. fleas OF
The said Samuel Strain is hereby notified that the
plaintiffs on the 9th day Of March, 1852. fled their
petition in the said Court against the said defend
ant. setting forth among other things that ON the
18th day of juno, 1860. they recovered a judgment
in the juneau county Circuit Court of the State OF
Wisconsin against said defendant for the sum Of
Five Hundred and Eighty-thrce Dollars and Sixty
two cents debt and twenty-five dollars and eighty
two cents costs, with interest to be computed at ten
per ecntum from the rendition of said judgment,
and that said Judgment, costs, interest and increase
costs arc wholly unpaid, and unsatsied. and the
plaintiffs pray for Judgment in this Court for the
amount of saidjudgment. costs. interest and increase
costs. and have also instituted proceedings in attach
meut in said action and the order therein has been
returned served. The defendant Is hereby notified
that he must appear and answer said petition by the
24th DAY Of May, 1852, or the prayer of said petit
ton will be granted and the property attached will
be subjected to the payment Of the plaintiffs claim
March &c, IS62-6w Attys for PITS
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rLCapt. Burroughs, of the l4th Bat
terry, has arrived at his home in Geneva
Ashtabula county. He was wounded by
q ball in the lower part of the right arm
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Town and County.


r-we learn that two battalions of the
sa 9th Ohio Cavalry, recruited at this place
have been ordered to Wheeling, Va, IN
Frements department..
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N OIIOI
IN The undersigned has been daly appointed ad-
ministratOr Of the Estate Of Ashhel King. late of
Trumbull county, Ohio, deed. all persons indebted
10 the estate are requested TO make immediate pay
mont, and those having claims against the same
will present them 70 tho undersigned for allowance.
A TRCE5DRLL, Admir- 81
Warren, April 6, Is6a Said Estate.
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> sudden Death.

j. a. McElroy. peddling candies and
confectionaries for James B.. Dunlap, OF
Warren, died very suddenly, last week,in
Harrisburg. Stark Co. Ills death was
caused by apoplexy; he survived the at
tack but q few hours.-SaLem Republican,
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CHERRIES SALE.
- The Guardian of In the Court of Common

vs.
Jobn Henry ct al By order of a decree of
the Court of Common Pleas dated the 18th day Ol
March, 1867, to me directed and delivered in the n
bove cause, I have levied upon and shall expose to
public sale at the door of the court house IN the
town of Warren, in said county Of Irumbui. state
of Ohio, on
Saturday the Sd day of May, 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A and 4 P Y Of said
day the following described promises to wit: the
Mecca. in said county and is known rs part Of lot
No. % and bounded ms follows: on the north by
lands of Luther Case, on the east by lands of Susan
nah Phillips. south by j.. L. Case. and west by the
centre of the north and south centre road in the said
township and contains seventy acres of land. AP-
praised at IS per acre. Terms cash.
j.. g. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sherirs Office. Warren. March 5. lSi2.
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FASHIONABLE HATS = Broad
way Stylc-also Soft Hats and Fur Caps for
men and boys. NEW YORK STORE.
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NOTICE-
~ Harry Beach. EXT Oft In Court Of Com.
Junot f.. TrobridgS, PrfI Pleas ofTrumhull Go.
rs Static of Ohio.

Byron {.yiets. Def S'a'e Oh oh'''
The SAID Byron A. lieis is hereby notified that
the said plaintiff on the l2sh day Of February. lS52.
filed his petition in said Court against said defend
ant. setting forth among other things tia; the plain
tiff was the holder of n Note made by defendant on
the 9th day of September, ISL. for the sum of One
Hundred and Fits Dollars not yet due, but which
will become due on the 9th Of December. lSSl-
That proceedings in attachment have been institu-
tel upon said claim in said action. and that the or
der therein has been returned served on property of
the defendant within said county. Plaintiff prays
Judgment upon the said claim when the same be-
comes due. The said defendant IS hereby notified
that he is required TO appear and answer said peii-
ton on the 9th day of May 1872, or the prayer ofsaid
petition will be granted and the property attached
subjected to the payment Of the plaintiff 5 claim
TAYL0R L JONES,
March %, lS526w Attys for PHI.
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- Twelve lines equal 10 one inch in space. NAL
a Square.
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NOTICE.
~ John CrOssman. Pr1f In Court Of G"%ii
W fPlcaS OF ArumOuii
Byron A.. Yiets, Def. county. Ohio;
The said Byron A. Niets is hereby notified thatthe
said John CrOssman on the 18th day OF febr9aIy'
PENDANT, setting forth that said defendant was IN
debted to him on a Promissory Note dated sep
tUenty-six cents, and that said Niets was also IN
debted TO the plaintiff in the sum Of Slxty-nine
Dollars on n Receipt given by said. Niets TO said
said Viets had received said amount of sixty-nine
dollars, and asking judgment for said several sums
of money, and that plaintiff has caused an attach
ment to issue out of said Court in said case. which
has been returned served ON property of the defend
ant within this county. The said defendant Is mott,
fed that he is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the 9TH day of May, 1867, or
judgment will be taken as prayed for.
TAYLOR JONES,
March aS ISi1-6v Attys for Plf.
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NOTICE

Mary Long. of Poland. o.. Martha Houston,
William Houston and Lille VI. Houston. of ' enan-
20 county. Pa. Margaret MOnteith, of Warren Co.,
Illinois. and Jane Applegate. of warren Co., Iowa,
William Houston. JohS Houston. Jacintha NOus-
ton. Grace Men eigh, Jane Houston and Hannah
Jane Houston. Of Lawrence county, Pa. Alexander
Houston, Of Allegheny county, Pa, David W. H0us-
ton of Anderson county,. Kansas. Betsy stewart.
wife of David Stewart. and said David OF COltsyille,
ohio. Marx Ann MeBurney. wife of A MeBurney.
and said A. MeBurney Of Youngstown, Ohio. the
Home Mission" and the Robinson Connections
Of EllEabeth Robinson, deed. are hereby n3uhed
that David Houston. Executor Of the last Will anu
testament Of Elizabeth Robinson, decd. late OF
Lawrence county. Pa, has fled his petition IN me
Probate Court of Trumbull county. ONO, ASKING
for an order from said Court authorizing MN 10
complctc, by making and executing a deed OF con-
veyanec. for and on bohalfOfth c heirs and deviSees
of Elizabeth Robinson. dee d, a certain contract IN
writing made BY the said Elizabeth Robinson. IN her
life time, aud Rebecea Jane Robinson. with Joseph
Hanna. for the sale and conveyance to said Hanna
Of the lands and teDemenfs described Is follows
Situate in Hubbard township. TTumbuil county. "
and is known n part Of lot No. -. baundet on the
south by the road leading trUm the village m Hub
hard to the state line near Silas Burnett SAW Mhi-
on the east ON a part Of said lot ownesi by Thomas
Mathews and William 6alliker : heirs; on the north
by n mart Of said lot owned by Jesse Neaeh: and
west By o part Of lot No. 81. owned by Joseph May
erS. containing sixty one acres Of land. more on
less, which contract was made on the 18th day Oh
December, ISL; the price Of said land Fixed by thu
contract Was SllO0. and that said petition Will be
10 o'clock A n. Y HOT u ExT
of last Will Of Elizabeth Robinson.
by ORCHARDS MOSES. his attys.
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oantain Asper.

I'VE are glad to note that the Captains
health is improving. His wound is heal
ing, and the njuredlimb gaining strength.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

Do you rise with a coated tongue, mornings. with
bad taste in the mouth and poor appetite for break
fist? Do yOu feel when you first get up 50 weak
and languid you can scarcely get about? Do you
have a dizziness in the head at times and often n
dullness. with headache occasionally Are your
bowels cOstive and irregular and appetite change
able? Do you ref up wind from the stomach. and
DO you blOat mp often? Do you feel a fullneSs alter
eating and n gonencsS when the stomach rs empty
Do you have heart burn occasionally Do you feel
low spirited and look on the dark side of things
Are you not unusually nervous at times? Do YOU
not become restless and often lay until midnight be
fore you can go to sleep? And then. at times, don't
You feel dull and sleepy most Of the timeF your
skin dry and Sealy? also sallow In short y not
your life a burthen. full Of forchOding.? Now. these
are the symptoms generally present, but not always
all Of them. and there are thousands who are sufer-
ing daily from them. and We pledge ourselves. IN
from threc'tO FIVE prescriptions. to drive them all
away and. completely cure the patient. changing
their whole physical and mental nature. and thus
make life a blessing in place Of n burthen- We ask
those who have tried until tired and discouraged 10
give US one fair trial and We eanlidly can do Just
what Is above set forth. Try two prescriptions anu
we can in that time satisfy the most meretiulouS--,
We call especial attention to our almost Invaluable
treatment In the above diseases. "ProEe al things
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DRS. WORTMAN & SHiNNeN
WARREN, GASKILL HOUSI

WARREN, tiASKILL HOUSE
on Thursday. May sth. again June 12th,
and again July 18th. ilrS. w. & =. call the especial
attention of the afflicted to the fact that they have
been visiting Warren regularly every month for
nearly two years, thus showing that they do not
fear TO come back where they have done business
farther. they expect to visit regularly for the next
FIVE years to come. They have made chronic dis
eases their study and have treated them almost ex-
clusiyely for q number Ofyears and claim far better
success than could reasonably be expected from
LOCAL PHYSICIANS. They now have q large
number of cases in this and the adjoining counties.
many Of whom had DoetOred for years to no effect.
who they KAYE successfully cured. many of whom
are well known in this community. DTs- Workman
4 shannon will both be around together this trip
and esDeciallv invite the afflicted to call.
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Special Examination

SCHOOL
VNhe Board of School Examiners, for
TrumbulI county. make the following an
nouneements, to applicants for Certificates Exam
nations will be held on Fridays. March list. April
4th, and 18th. and May 5Oth at the Court House. and
will Ommence punetually at 10 o'clock. A. n, at
which hour all applicants should be present.
All persons, who desire TO obtain eertlht ates to
teach common schools, in Trumbuil county. during
the coming summer. can attend some one OF the afor-
said examinations. Private examinations cannot
be had. and no more public examinations viii hs
held until next Fall.
Feb. Al, 1S62-3Ia WHITTLESEN ADAMS.
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Sewing Machines.
GET THE BEST.
FYNKLEe LYONS MACHLNES
The State of Ohio, Trumbull Go.
Probate Settlements.

s. ssI q Gdrafti Ssdersd Probate Settlements,
II i ordered that the following accounts Of Exec
utors Administrators and Guardians that have been
filed in this Court be advertised for three eOnsceu-
tive weeks agreeably to law. and that they remain
ON file for inspection and exceptions till the Sth OF
May, 1867, when they will be examined and ordered
to record il no exceptions appear thereto. TO wit:
Anna Smith deed. FINAL settlement OF admir-
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FARMERS

provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Killer At
this season Of the year when ChoIie, Cholera Nor
bus Dysentary. Diarrh6a &c, may disable your
hands-nse 1t in every case Of the kind. and my ears
for il. If 1t does not effect n speedy eure-but be sure
YOU trust to no other remedy bat the old long tried
kDowfad0e failed
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CONVOY rrrAs-cnAsp UNIONS.

B. F. Waters, Pennington; Z. o. King,
~Brookfeld; James Cowdery, Mecca; Hi
ram Saterlee, Bristol: Lowry Norton, Hart
ford; Henry Sidle, Warren; Robert Kin
caid, Pennington; VIM. Wannemaker,
Weathersfeld; Ebenezer L. Smith, Cham
pion; G. o. Hood, Liberty; Samuel Derr,
Newton; Addison Rogers, Vienna; Joseph
Kincaid, Weathersfeld; James NJ. Miller,
Liberty; 4. Truesdell, Vienna.