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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-22
letter From Putnam,
'WiNFIELo, ". Y, Sept. run III

WINFIELD, W. v, Sept. IGrh pE.
t)eaf Reg'acsj = Through kind Prov.
idcncc, and the protection afforded by
Capt. Reynolds and his brave men, the
people Of this county are once moro per-
mitted to attend the September term Of
our Circuit Court. Judge D. PoIsely,
is presiding, with dignity to himself and
credit to his Circuit. He is in fact, the
right man in the right place" The
Bar members present are: W. II. Tom,
in.on. ] II. Couch and j. W. English,
IEsqs., of Mason, ex, Judge G. w. Sum-
ucrs, of Knnawha, end Col. James w.
lIogc, Of this place. The Grand Jury
vas empOnneled on Thursday first day
aud discharged same evening. They
made five iudictments-three for felony
AID Two for larceny. There quite large
number of people in attendance.
Through the kindness of the Judge an
hort was afforded for public speaking,
aud at o'clock P. NJ, Thursday, alargc
ondcaihusiostic crowd oSyoters, and a
/ comfortable number of ladies, assembled
at tie Court House to hear the address
/ OF Hon, JOHN NJ. PHELPS, Of Mason
county, who is candidate for Congress
in tbs District. Capt. PHELPS address
cd Tie audience for about one hour and
a quater. lie fsst announced that lie
was candidate for Congress, aud pied
sed linsSllihal il he was elected 10
stand bytKs Government, the hItNiiuis.
truiion and the people Of West VirSaia
at all hazards, He said that nothing
should be left undOnc, that could be don,
for our ptoplc within the compass of biz
ability. He then dwClt OF some lcpg,l
upon the Chicago Convention" Plat
form, and its nominee Geo. B. Nc
ClcllOn. He showed the people conclu
sively, that if the doctrines OF the "Chi
cago Convention" prevailed In the com
ing Presidential election, that our State
was forever lost 10 US. HO said that d
was West virgiuian by birth and h
wanted to live and die in West Virgins
but, five woworo again to DO handed
over to our EOstOrn task-m0sters h
would leave thtstnle, and hoped ever
Union man void do the same thin
/ ferries Of wo will and leave Il to tn
bears, wolves, pnthes, and rebels 'p
o plNuso, But ht thanked God The"
= was little danger oisuch an event
o Tic Ihee Odvooatd the claims OF Lin
'c''n and Johnson, A urged The pcopl,
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TuG Richmond Dispatch Of Lfle Sth
concludes an article as follows:
"Grent promises, il furnished with
one hundred thousand more men, 10 I'm
ish all the necessary fighting b six
weeks, They viii be furnished, and we
mus, enable Lee to meet him. The
question as to whether we can 60 it, is
no question at all. We can do j, end
VIC should DO H."
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-sTATE on WEST VIRGINIA. !:

AT rules held In the clerk 8 Office Of the circuit
court q Wayne county on the iirst Monday IN
September, 1864. ~
William o. Wright, Pltff.) In tresPass on the
VS.. caseRnd altachnt'
Milton i Ferguson, Hers Damage S25.0O0,
ION Spnrlock, Burwell spurlock, James Fergus
on, Joseph NJ Ferguson, Samuel Ferguson
William Asbeny, JOhn Plymale, Leander Gil
kison, Benz. + Dean, RGece W, Elkins, Viii
liam Epln, Peter Adkins, Lewis Childers, NJ
Elkins and Samuel Yintzon, defundents
THE object Of this suit is to obtain judg.
fnent ut law against the above named defend
ents, for SOS 900 damages, for false mprison.
inent Of the plaintiff, VIM o. Wright. by the
said defeNdents and to attach the estates and
debts of the said defendants for the amount oil
damages above specified, and TO subject the
same to the payment OF snid Judgment when
obtained And II appearing by the affidavit of
the plaintiff filed 10 the cause, that he believes
he Is entitled to apd oughtto recover in said
action damages TO the amount Of $25, OOeat
least, and that the said defendants are not resi-.
dents Of this Slate, and that he the said plain.
tiff believes the said defendants have estates
or debts due them and each Of them within the
said Wayne county, in which this suit ispcnd'
ing.
And the said pkintiT having sued out OF tho
clerks office Of saidconrt an attachment against
the estates and debAs of the said non resident
defendants, and ithppearing by the return Of
the Constable of sad county, that he has levied
said attachment uPn the properly and estates
Of the said non-res Dent defendenls, within the
sud county for thhmount above specified.
tits, therefore. dlered that the said defend
ents do appear hde within one month after
due publication oflhis order and do what is
necessary to protec their interests in this suit,
Testc
ABEL SEGUR, Clerk.
sep l5.n2s-4t [pr fec f$s 2S.
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Commissioners Sale,
W. II, TRuSLow Cletl

IN pursuance OF decree ofthe Circuit Conr,
/ Of Mason county West Virginia, pnSoroS
the 7th dAy Of September, 1861. in a eert,i"
III IN chanceTy therein penling in which A
knights complainant, and Andrew Rose
crry admr DC, Is defendant. / the under.
icned Special Commissioner appointed for
bai nurpose by said decree, shall on the abth
Inv 81 october, 1864, Mt tho front door Of the
Courthouse Of said county, proceed TO sell ut
|wblic Auction, to lie highest bidder, lot No,
being the one halt Of 30 acres, Sroods and ! G
pSieS, Which was pastitioned to tho heirs Of
George W. Lewis decd by the Commissioners
in said causeb notes and bonds.
TrRMs,--Said sale viii be made on a credit
Of 6, ~ or ls mouths, aid bond with good &C.
curity will be required for tho deferred install
ments, and the title viii be retained as Earth
er security, JOHN w ENGLISH
Sent, 18Th, 1864. Spec, Com,
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THE WEEKLY

to come up TO their support. AltOgath.
er he made most excellent speech. and
convinced oil who had the pleasure of
hearing him. that he was not only an
esrnesi speaker, but an asle advocate. /,
Thise effort of Capt. PAELps, cOniradicts
the Of. repeated assertion of the rebels,
'ahot all the talent Of this District had
EOuo into tho rebellion" and shows con.
slusively that he isjust such man as
the exisencyofthe times demand for a
Representative in our next Congress.
Putnam is good for Capt. PnELPs by
a handsome majority. lfore anon,
ONE WHO KNOWS.
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a Case of Ininsilod,

Captain Sloan is authorized BY Brig.
Gen Hays, command the regulars cap
tured in the fight on the Weldon Rail.
road, to say that great injustice had
been done him by newspapers. Had his
division commander promptly advised
him OF the movements of the enemy on
his right. he would have capund the
rebels instead Of bsng captured by them
The conduct OF Col. Walker, Adju,ant
General to General Hancock. is spoken
Of with great praise. he, too, was cap.
turcd on the 10Th of August, but sue.
ceeded in destroying His, . apers, and en-
deavOred 10 escape by swiumi1a the
Appomattox; unfortunately, however, he
Isnded too far up the river, and VAS re.
taken by the enemy within thirty yaras
of the enemy's pickets, and although
confronted by Generals Bsauregard aud
Lee, refused to disclose aught of our
numbers or position.
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ELECTION TICK Ts,

Weare now prepared to Iurnish tick
els for The various officers OF tie coming
October election, atthc following rates;
AT So 90 per Thousand on printing pa,
per, and Sc O0 per thousand on FOOLS
cap paper All orders for tickets must
be accompanied with Inc cash, or no at.
tenlion vii! be paid to them.
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ESCAPED.

Elliot Thomas, a rebel charged with
stealing horse from Martin King, an
OH citizen Of ratpom county, living on
Che left hand fork of Poca, was brought
TO the Bar Of Putnam Circuit Court. on
Thursday last. The Jury was empan
uelcl, and the evidence heard on both
sides. On Friday the Court adjourned
for dinner. and tho prisoner found out
lrom the bystaniors that bcwas likely TO
10 convicted, aud beiug still under bonds
crossed the river to Rcd House took
one ofbis securities horses and left for
na,l, u,,lOswn. His securities arc Col
Mellon : 4, Brown and his fathey''n'
law. He was under bonds Tor '%0 'G |.
sand dollars
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A GARD.

Fdcads having taken the liberty Of
conditiooally announcing me as a can
didatc for the Office of Prosecuting t.
tornCy, |, Influenced by,aud grateful for,
this new evidence of kind consideration,
hereby consent to become candidate.
Z. NJ. FIrz-GERALD.
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Two Prisoner taken out Of Jail by th'
lRebels.

NRebels.
On Friday night, between la and !
o'clock, parry Of rebels entered our
town and proceeded 10 the jail but
two only preiented themselves, aud one
Oithem represented that he had q Pris'
Ouer to lodge in JILL; being admitted re-
volvers were drawn and demand for the
keys was made, resistance being then
useless, our worthy JailOr Mr., E. ].
SenteB-gave them up, and after relea.
sing two prisoners from Cabell county,
o----.-l Crews await.
ing trial for grand larceny. they
placed the jailOr in the vacated cell, and
locked it end left, throwing the keys in
the yard, They turned deaf ear to the
enlrealies for liberation Of the convict
Shelton demonstrating the truth of-"hon.
or among thieres."
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nail, will be seen by reference TO our
,onouucomcnts, that Capt j. v Young
, ,riod and brave soldier of'he 18th W.
WI, is a candidate for the House oil
Delegates in Putnam county Captain
reeSsL bcCn in The service OF HE
country since the commencement Of the
war h0 will make a good Represcn-
D. 5. Montague is candidate for tho
same Office though arc no. vot au.
thOrisol to announce him. He will 40,
largo vote.
Mr.. w. II, Shaw is tho nomi0 ,.,d
candidate for the same Office.
Mai ]. s. Morris is . candidate ais,
for Reprcscntivc ia PuIuam county
We have known him for some time. H
isa good man.
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POINT PHEASANT MARKET.
PorST pleasant, Sept. Ell, 1884

PorST PLEASANT, Sept, Ell, 1894.
tROCERIES- Coffee, $1,000 els
Sugar, brown 80 Cts, white 40 cts, per
pound MOlasscs 81 Qo@si 40 pr gallon
Goldeo Strip 81 80; Rice Icy OEs' p0t
pOgEdi Tea 90 SO to SO rs pr pound.
PROVISIONS Beans 80 bO02 10
per bushels Dried Applsp e so per
bushel.
rorAroE9-Ss~ eo,a,os. q 90
bushcl.
EGGs--BUTTER--E Eggs i "a q, Or
dozen; Butter 25 cents per ID.
OHlCKENs-Chickens are worth ron
SO to so 500 per dozen.
FLOUR Flour from $40 50toS1r
per Dbl. Wheat is worth from 81 so
So 90 ror bushel.
Corn Meal 81 so per bushOl.
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@-Ata meeting of the citizens o
Putnam county, held on the l7lh day
Of September at the Court House, ii
being Court day, David Surbaugh. ESQ,
was called TO The Chair and Thomas N
Sta ke, was appointed Secretary.
On motion Of W. H. Shaw, il was
Rasolred, That Capt. John Bowyer,
is The choice Of this meeting as a candi.
date to represent us in the State Senate
and that we hereby recommend him 10
the citizens of this Senatorial District
as gentleman in every way qualified
for the position, and earnestly ask theit
cooperation 10 eleCting him to the office
aforesaid.
On motion OF Redmond Shank, Wm,
H. Shaw was nominated for the House
Of Delegates; VIM, H Tomlinson, for
Prosecuting Attorney; Thomas y, Starke
for Assessor: George r. Montague. for
Recorder; F L MOntonen, for Surveyor
and David Surbaugh, for county Urea
surer.
Resolced, That the proceedings ofthis
meeting be published 10 the Kqna@hA
Republican and Point Pleasant Register,
DAVID SURBAUGH, Pres. Z
Tnos. N. STARKE, Sec'y.
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A Rebels Shot.

on Wednesday last, at Buffalo, Put
nam county, rebel dcscrter named
Meets was shot aud instantly killed by
James II I'll a soldier belonging to co. d
"n w w. Y. ltseem' THAT in the
"Ss'"n'n; Of the war when The rcbcIs
were orsa"'2'as esnPs' Buffalo, this
\ ~, -, 9' :, va" y" over hal' Sooo
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Married.:

FRANlSJIN--GRICE--ou the 18th inst. at
the residence ofthe brides father, by Rev.
S. X. Yaught, Mr.. Charles +. Franklin 10
Miss Mary O. G.ice. 4
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- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, -0ur terms
for announcing candidates for Office, lex
cept for Congress and Stale Senate, J
will be SO 90 for subscribers, SO 90 for
others. No name inserted without the
money
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B3We call attention TO the adver.
t;sement of the regular GallipOlis and
Kama wha packet "Leclaire. i" She is a
good boat, We advise our readers to
paNoniEe her.
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Mftklg9egigter
Local Matters.

To ADVERTISERS. The Register has
tue largest circulation Of any paper pub.
lishOd in The ssedon Of Yves. Virginia,
{ and the only one in this Congressional
district lsat is published regularly,
anu therefore, the bes, advertising me.
Z dunn IN this section Of the State.
TO TTTE FUBLIC.
On and after October 18th, 1864, the
subscription price to the Weekly Register
will be two dollars ayear in advance,
and two dollars and fifty cents if not paid
ia adya nee, We have hesita,ed long to
make this change in the price of the
Register, but we have al last been driv.
en- to it by the great advance in prices.
We are now paying more than dou.
bic the usual price for paper, while the
cost of everything else necessary to the
publication Of a newspaper has advan.
red al nearly the same rate
Before making this change in our
rates, we wish to give our subscribers
and all others, the bcnef; Of the present
advance rates. We would, therefore,
urge them TO call in person or send by
letter. before the 18th Of October. BY
SO doing, they will have the paper fur.
,ishcd them during the next year at
81 so PupLisnEa,
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RS AT meeting of the Union citi-
zens OF Babel county, held at 'Guyan.
dotte on the 14Ih day Of September,
1884, Thomas .Hayslip, was called
to the Chair, and VIM. f. Dusenb;rry,
Appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been
explained, the following persons were
rominated;
For SsnotOr-E. D. Wright.
For Delego,e-Jas. H, Ferguson
Pros. Attornoy-B D McGinniI.
Rccordor-ThoS j. Haysip.
Treusurer--P S. Smith.
Surveyor james Felix.
Asse ssor- Greenville Harrison
On motion il was
ReSO}ued, That this meeting imam
mously endorses tie nomination d A bra
BAN Lincoln for President and Andrew
johnson for Vice President and pledge
themselves to their support.
Rcsolvea, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Point Pes.
SAINT Register.
49, WV. 7. OLSEN b Err RI Sec :
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Horse Stealing.

On Sunday night, porly of re6els
we understand, visited the farm Of John
McCulloch. Esq, on South side OF Ka-
nswha and stole five valuable horses
They then proceeded on up the liver
to Buffalo, taking every Uron mans
horses as they went and leaving uutOuch-
ed those Of the rebels. We hope that
orders will be issued compelling the rob
els in localities where their friends visit,
10 pay all losses sustained by The Union
men. When this is done, we will be
troubled no longer with these lhieying,
numbering cut.throats,
s9F0 The 18th inst, the members
The 18th West Va. V. l., voted on the
Presidential question, to sec how they
stood as to the candidates. Il resulted
as follows;
For Lincoln .....",."v""". AIS
For Mcclellan ........,...... 10
Every commissioned officer present
in the Regiment voted for Lincoln.
BDWe call attention 10 the adysr.
t;sement of the regular GallipOlis and
X apawbn nackeL "Leclaire She ia n
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S. EXCISE TAX. 1864.
s PECIAL IN ME- IA Y
Sd Collection District, State of Vermont.

In pursuance of 'An act to provide internal
revenue to support the Government, to pay inter-
est on the public debt, and for other purposes
approved June 30lh, 1864, land the joint resolu-
ton imposing special income duty, approved
Irlr IN, 1851" notice i hereby gven tina: the
list of all persons assessed for said special income
duty, Will remain open TO the inspection Of all
persons who may apply TO inspect the same. FIR
the space of ten days from the date hereof at the
offices of the several Assistant Assessors. And
after the expiration Of said ten days appeals will
be received and determined by the Assessor. rel
alive to any erroneous or excessive valuations or
cnumcrations made and taken by the said AS, is
tant Assessors, at West Concord, n the West
Concord House, on the Doth day of October, 1864.
JTAll appeals must be in writing. and specify
the particular cause, matter or thing. respecting
which 4 decision is requested, and state the
ground or principle of inequality error com
planned of. HENRY c. ADAMS. Assessor.
Dated at East Aiburgh this 10th day of October.
1921
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MARRIAGES,

At East Burke. Oct. 4, by Rev. r. Godding.
Lyman ii. Babcock of Concord and Ann NJ. Ken
is0n Of Burke.
In Littleton, n H., Sept. 6, by Rev c. +. Mil
hken, James Parker and Isabelle o. Stephenson
both of Barnet
Also, by the same, Sept. Is, Melvin Rich OF
0ulldhaIl and Lo'ina +. Jenkins Of East Burke.
III Sheffield. Oct. 2, by Rev. Mark Hill. ,;ames
NaIney and Mary AnIe Suiloway, both If
SheGiicd
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
From S. N. PETTENGHLS CO.
BOSTON MEDICAL, INSTITUTE.

Eighteen TEMPLE PLACE formerly % Bromneld ST.
r. GREEN, d.. suDerintending Physician.
This Institution was established for tie cure OF Diseases
by the use OF Vegetable remedies entirely discardng
Posinous Drugs 1t has been in successful practice
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Special attention given to the treatment Of Cancers
Scrofula and humOrs Q. the Blood.
Diseases OF an ordinary character such as Bronchitis
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Heart Complaint Rheuma-
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oi0e hous 'roln A. NJ. TO N. All persons wishing
medical advice will receive PROMPT attention bv enclosing
81, and addressing R. GREENE NJ D.. Temne place Bos
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BdidnesS aud Graz Hair.

WALLACE Co. You are al liberty TO state that few
weeks since commenced to use your German Hair Res
torative and 1t has accomplished all could desire. hen
l. wears Of age halr commenced turning gray ana
when - years OIL quite white In 1881 the hair came or
tn .Op OF NY head. have used great mauv kinds Of
prep the hair both to and col or to
but little purpose Your restorative in short time turn
ed NV hair to natural Color and people ask me as
walk the streets what has COiOrei my hair. now lind
also that the top MY head IS beng covered with new
growth OF hair where previously a Spire could rot be
found for the past twenty years and not hair now falls
from Inv head II also fine dressing, and leaves the
hair SOFT and plant the least appearance of any
nitrate or other colorinE matter. ROBERT K. MOORE
Manchester y. H., Sept 5, 1864.
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT.
DANIEL uEATUS ESTATE

At Probate Court held st Johnsbury said distrc.
on The 81 dav OF Oct, A. ID. ISI4.
Whereas, Isaac y. Hall. administrator the es-
tate vi DANIEL HEATH late OF GrCton In said district
deceased, proposes L. render his admniSra
ton ami 10 present Lis against SAID
animation AID allowance for the purpose at making par
tiiun and distribution %. the residue said estate under
decree OF said court among the persons who by law
entitled To the same II IS Therefore ordered by said court
mat the same come under consideration ami be heard at
the Probate Office in st JUh>buTy. the 18th day Of
Oct 1851 And it Is further ordered all persons
inter- e be notified hereof 10y publication OF copy
the record Oi this order in the CIiDan printed ST.
John>buy three weeks successfully previous to said
time q" hearing, that they appear and contest the
allowance of said account, II they and
heard by said court in the matter of partition and disri-
button Of said estate.
BY the Court.-Attest.
ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate.
A true copy OF reCOrd-Attest
1921 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
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,#AAA FARM FOR SALE

EsrGg..t The subscriber offers to sell his farm
ON which he now resides, situated in the south
part OF Peacham, and is known as the Joseph
Partridge farm. containing 200 acres of land well
divided into tillage. moving, pasturing and wood
land, the buildings are in good repair, one barn
nearly new with running water to the house and
barn. good sugar and apple orchard on the
same. For further particulars call on the sub
scriber. LLOYD PARTRIDGE.
Peacham, Oct. 1. 1928
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NEW PATRIOTIC MUSIC BOOK,

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COMM SSIONERS' NOTICE.

JRiU Z.
I'VE the Subscribers. being appointed the H0nora
W Die Probate court for the district Caledonia
rrisSiouers to receive examine aid adjust all claims
and demands al against the estate Bradley
PIner late Of GrOtr in said district dcCea repre-
scented insoycn and the term Of six months from tho 9th
day of oct A d 1854 allowed by said court - the
creditors of sail deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
coims before u.s. give notice, that will attend the
duties appointment at the dwelling house widow
Nancy PIuner in il said district the til day
October and the 9th day April next o'clock p " on
AUGUSTUS N. HEATH
la-2l THOMAS b. HALL. 5CoLn Is
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In St Johnsbury. Sept. g. Waiter | Heycr
formerly of Mattapoisett. Mass, aged Ga
At Springfield Mass. on his way home from
City Point. Va. Charles Ship y of Iardwicn,
aged y.
At the McCar Hospital. Petersburg, Va July
%, Corporal Cyrus Harris son of Col WIN. H.
Harris Of Danville, aged 49,
In Craf.sharv, Sept. Is, Maria E., eldest
daughter of Alanson Coon, aged n.
In Craftsbury. Sept. %, Mrs. Emma P. Clapp,
aged sc.
In Coventry, Sept. %. Chas P. Hammond,
aged %.
In Lyndon, sept. y, Dea. Ira kittredge, aged
GSyears.
In Westmoreland, n. H.. Sept. %. Samuel
Chickering, aged Is.