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Hoy VIRTUE or a DEED OLE THRUST,

HgY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
d D the undersigned, trustee ofFrederlck Sumwat,
will expose at public sale, the premises, on WEB
NESDAY, the 70 IN inst, at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ,
ALL THAT PEE SIMPLE PIECE OFGROUND
on the west sire Of Leuden Hall street, Baltimore,
commencing y feet south OF Montgomery ct thence
running south, bounding on Leaden Hall street 81
feet, with dep of so feet, or less, lie foot
alley heretofore laid off parallel with Peach alley,
and ~ feet theref ON: with the improvements.
. n This ground will be offered in detached lots,
4ssaA each fronting l6 feet on Leaden Hall street,
fssEH and running back to the alley. On each lot
IL2ks4.s erected a story brick DWELLING.
Also, LOT lin fee siInpIe) beginning at the n6r,h
east corner OfCrOss st and Creek alley and running
no IN, binding Creek alley, 66 feet thence easterly
26 feet; thence souhety &c feet to Cross street and
thence bounding on Cross ST. Is feet, or less to
the be ginnng.
Also, A FEE SIMPLE LOT, beginning on Creek
alley 1872 feet north OF Cross a., and running NORTH
binding the side o. Creek alley 66 feet Lot
No, 263 on the plat of Ridgely's addition to Ba-
more town. thence easterly, biading thereon to the
outline ut John McD0naRhs properly; thence south
ety on said outline, about feet tn the LIST line of
Towards Timber Neck; thence still southerly and
binding said line IS feet more less, Lot No.
.: Z On said pau and thence westerly l66 feet to
Creek alley, the place Of tegnning.
Terms made known on the day OF sale; when i
plat of the property will be exhibited For further
particulars apply To Mr. FREDERICK SUMWALT,
EDWARD GREEN, Trustee.
acI5 10 "a ST.
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MARRIED.

the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr.. PECK, joan HALL,
Us CATHARISE BATE1AN, ali of this city.
Thursday evening the STU inst, by the Rev.
ly Best, ROBERT A. McALLIsTER, Esq to Miss
IE X. BAILEY, both of This city.
this city on The 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Nor.
ICOl JESSE CAIN, OF New York, to Miss ELIZA
MILBURR, of ACcOmac co., Va.
the 5th inst by Rev. Mr.. McJilton, HENRY TAY-
10 Miss ANN VAN HOLM, both of this city.
the 18Th last, by the Rev. VIM, Evans, JAMES
pit TO Mise RACHEL JANE LEWIS, both of Balu-
county.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

DNb ltbShts hlCpI-''Nh
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE hRTa
CORNER OF E.sL7IMORE 4 C-fLTERT-STE.
FENTlIS EVENING, Oct. 18Th, will b. perform
ID ed the Comedy Of MARRIED LIFE. Mr..
Dove MT SEXTON. Mrs, Young r4shand, Mrs.
MOSSOP. Mrs. Lynx, Miss LUDLOW.
Afer which, q Song by Mr.. GARNER
A Pas Seul by Miss KATE LUDLOW.
1e cunclude with the MrsUeric Exercises of the
MAMMOTH BOYS.
13- Admittance - cts, children under 10 years OF
age l2l cents. %aOra performance to commence 1T
~ O'Clock precisely II
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OENTLEmEN's WEAR,

TENTLEmEN'S WEAR,
VE AT DORSEY s GARRETTSON'S,
Super French and other CLOTHS; do. Doe Skin
and Fancy CASSIMERES; rich figured VELVETS;
black embroidered Cassimeres; Mcrnos; Silk and Sa-
tin VesliHgs. Togc her with complete assortment
of superb styles Of SCARFS, CRnVATS, Silk and
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, GLOVES and HOSIERY Of
the latest fashion.
sl2 tuIhsm 81 MAKRET STREET.
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NIEEN FUN,

CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER,
For Restoring, Beauty ing and preserving The com
smooth and soft, preventing all kinds of cutancous
disorde chappinE OF the skim and tao cup0us per
SEPARATION. GO This Article is entirely free from all
mineral astrngents, being solely preparation Of
Oriental Herbs and fragrant EYoLics of inesmable
value.
% The sole Importers are Hobbs, Thompson s.
Co., No. 9 Wall St, N. York, TO be had whole sale
of themi wholesale and retail .! SETH :. NANCE,
los Baltimore street; retail of J. NJ. LAROQUE, %
Baltimore street; SAMUEL KRAMER, cor Hanover
and Perry sire cts; e II. PERKINS, cor Baltimore
and Green streets, ami Druggists and Peifumers gen
orally in Baltimore and through at the U. States, in
boxes, price 81 and IS cents each. -
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A NTIIRACITE COAL-selected expressly,
"A as TO kind and quality, for Stoves Crates, Ran
ges and Furnaces. For sale by ROBT. w. CLlFFE
CO., No. North.st. Yard foot OF Abemarle
street aul7-law3m
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t.SHEW'S DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
AA % . y 4 =.

t.SHEJV'S DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
- III BALTIMORE STREET, f|alle,
ZIG CnESNUT STREET, Philadelphia,
MR.. SHEW wOuld respectfully announce that he
has opeucd Rooms ut No III Baltimore street, with
light expressly adapted for the purpose Of taking
bAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES,
upon the most improved system
He would particularly call attention TO hiS iacii.
ties for taking children, which are superior TO those
nC any other establishment III the city.
03- The proprietor Intends giving his personal at
tentnn to those who may favor him with CALI
Hl-dtf
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n ATE NEWS, BY EXPRESSi
ZONES " MITI.IIKIN

II JONES MULLIKTNJ
No. - BaltmOre-st., cor Trpoetts alley,
Have received this day, by express from the Eastern
cities, and are opening, fine assortment of very
rich coored Tekatia SHAWLS; also, some very
peIior CASHHERES, for ladies' dresses; superior
blue black GRAPES and SILK VELVETS, and a
very handsome assortment OF CLOTHS, CA5SI-
HERES, &C, for gentlemen and chidrem's wear.
% Call early to day and examine for yourselves,
At the CHI ap CASH store,
ol9-lW JONES x MULLlKIN
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NOTICE. The undt rsiGned has just received
~ large assortment of the new AIR TIGHT
COOK STOVES from the Peekskill Stove Works,
in New York State, and has opened warehouse and
office at No. 49 Q. CALVERT STREET, Bal imnre.
The proprietor of this esIabh hment feels warranted
i assuring the public that his assortment ofSTOVES,
Sc, is equal TO any that can be offered this season,
as they are all of he newest and hest patterns, and
on as reas nabe terms. Your attention is respect
fully solicited 10 his stock of Stoves when making
purchases. lie feels confident, from experit nee and
advantages in manufacturing, he can offer the mort
salts tory inducements as TO price, quality and
style.
{ay-Orders solicited at No. 40 South Calvert street,
Baltimore.
ny-J0BBING and REPAIRING done at the short
est notice. THOS. NORRIS,
sel9-lmt Proprietor.
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nU.CULLEN'S VEG s,TABLE
~ SPECIFIC FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This medicine is fast taking the place o. eveiy prepa
ration heretofore used for diseases arising tron Wed
ness or ohe. All that il necessary to secure
this medicine place in the Domestic Pr4ctice OF
every family when such medicine is needed, is 4
vial.
1t speaks for tseif-is innocent il its operations,
and NJ injury can arise from it, nse al any time.
Whoesa and Retail by ROWLAND WALTON Pro
prietors 376 Market Street, fhila As0,in Baltimore
BY N. N. Robinson corner Of Gay and Saratoca sts.;
Kinsloe s Toy, ss. Marsh Market Space; james
stansbury, No 237 Broadway, FeIl's Point; Gorfen
s. Tuhman No. 49, West Pratt street. SEQ
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TEsHEi SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully cal
a the attention Of their customers and the public
to their well selected stock of choice CLOTHS,
CA5SihiERES, and VESTlNGS, which they are
prepared TO make up TO order in the most fashionable
style, at the shortest notice, and such terms as
cannot fail 70 pease theif customers.
ROGERS 4 BOYD,
nh2o No. 1876 N arket street,
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w A N is

! WET ANTED-Three Jouneymen GILDERS-
| Wv Best wages and cansanI employment TO good
| workmen given by -
0cle 1t No. lao Baltimore ST.
XN ANTED-To Hire Smart Intelligent Youth,
w Is TO l6 years of aye; Of good character, IL
travel with Il gentleman. None need apply unless
l.. F. SCOTTI'S old established
ocls Intelligence Office, 10 Exchange Place.
ROY WANTED to run errands and do other
ri b work in a Tin Store--one that resides in the
western part Of the city would be preferred
Amply 10 WILLIAM WALLACE,
OIL 81 40 South Calvert street.
SITUATION WANTED-By a young man,
- as an assistant Book Keeper Clerk in count
ing room general grocery, flour commission store,
or IN an insurance office or any other respectable
mercantile business, where he could make himself
useful to his empoyei-thc hest OF testimonials of
character and qualification will he given. Apply al
LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence otfice,
ol3 10 Exchange Place.
A SITUATION Is WANTED in some re-
IN SPIT Ctable JObbiHg FL use by young man from
virginia, who could command q considerable share
OF trade from The Valley-lhe best of references as
10 character and ability, can BE- givea Address ~"
at this once. oS.if
SITUATION WANTED-By a young man,
~ as porter in store. He can come we'll recon-
mended. APplyu
l.. +. sCoTTI's Intelligence Office,
sell No. 10 Exchange Place.
NNAETED-Youngm men, with or without ca
w pital, may hear oil fms opportunities To Gu
gage in Profitable business, by Cdilingan
a29 l.. T.. SCOTT, 10 Exchange Place.
WWANTED. I wish to purchase a number Of
Wv good house Servants for a term o years Per
Sons having such servants for sale, would do well 10
give me Gull. will give Liberal cash price for
them. Apply
LEWIS r. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corner of SOuth.
alb Nearly opposite the Exchange.
VaNAKE HOVECE-- WANTED BAIl.Y--CIerks,
Ill took keepers, bar keepers, Porters for stores;
English Teacher; CoachmGn; Ostlers; Wag0ners;
OVerseers 90 IabOrers; Agents 20 Cooks, Washers,
and lrOners; Chan bermads; Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids; Seamslresses; House keepers, and
anumber of other situations too numerous ~ mention
and TOO valuable TO lose. Families have only to give
me cali and their wants will be imnG diatcy attend
ed TO- Servants sent from my OiHee always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l., p. SCOTTl,
apl7 No. 10 Exchange Place,
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EDATRONIZGD BY HEX MAJESTY QUEEN
u VICTORIA, his Royal Highuess PRINCE AL.
BERT and used in the ROYAL NURSERY, BY the
several Sovereigns and Courts of Euro and uni
VERBALLY Drp srTrd.
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HIP COMPLAINT.
NV YoRK, Jzly SIS, Ie46,


This " to certify that for The past twO years hape
been f1lcted wi the disease called the Hip Com
plant, during which lime was attended by Docsors
Garter and Watson, M this city, without roc Owing
any relief. The severity of the disease was sI b
that | was Obliged to give up my bu 4Eess, and
have often lain several days without beag able 10
turn in my bed. Medicine only nade we worse and
was daily getting more and more helpless Early
last winter procured Doctor Cbrist8's Galyanic
Belt pair of Bands and the Magnetic Fluid, aud
ON the time commenced wearing them began 20
Improve in health. am now stronger than ever
was previous to my sickness and am now SO far re-
covered that can suffer any fatigue. [ would aLse
state, three months after commencing the Of the
Galvanic Relt and Fluid, framed the whole Of the
timbers Of a three stOr dwelling. | consider Dr.
Chri5'e's GRlvanic and Magnetic remedies an avA-
liable blessing, and have made The abOv statement
voluntarily aud a matter Of duty the aif1ictea,
GEORGE GATES,
Ne. 1876 Ohurch ST., New YORK;
tag- MessTs. Wells, BrOwnsSA Il Co., the celebra-
ted XyIographic Pinters No, So Gold street, York,
well acquaH tsd with the OF MIR. Gates and
permit their be used for further reference.
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?S,s ONTMORANCY II. PRICE,
I'VE PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh:4-tf No. go S. CALVERT sTRKRF.
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MAY Gods blessing attend your efforts IN EAese
oases, my dear doctor, and if you afford relief n
these cases there will be vast nuHbsr Of 0thgs
who win apply. Very truly, yours,
ROBERT w. Lambs
ng-The original leuer may Ne seen at ME AsSnsy
No. l59 Broadway.
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mNASCING AND WAETZING
THE GREATEST INVENTION KNOWN
REIN IL n KDT'S
PATENT GLASS PAD Dt,UB AND SINGLE
LEVER TRUSS,

lris Truss for the
cue Of Rupture, or
HerHia, and patented
10y the patentre, Sept.
"a, le44, is confidently
offered tuthe public as
the most speedy aud
certain article for ei-
fecting the Obi CT it
Processes than any ev-
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SEVERE INJURY TO TIE SPINE,

This will certify that Cor number of years past
have been in fsebs nealth in cons, euence of havizg
had q severe fall in the hold OF my vessel, whisk
sprained my hack and seriously mi uTod my sptze.-
have consulted Physici1ns and uiad the Ba Issa 4
LiVeTwCrt, SIrsapaTilIa and many othe medicines,
and all to no purpose. About month ago preeHr-
ed Dr., Chrstie's GaIvaRic Belt and Magnetic Flgid
and have entirely recovered. | never expected 20
be well again, and thought I would have to give up
coasling, but now feel better than have for nnu.
her Of years past and am in every respect alteEe6
person, Nothing would induce me 10 part with my
Belt il could not procure another.
(signed) MORRIS OSBORN
Reside nee No. Is Monroe ST., New York. aad Mas
ter Of the Norfolk packet schr. "bary Jane.'
NERVOUS TREMORs, &cI
thereby ate, that for seve raj months have besa
constantly troubled with Nervous TTemOVs, affecting
me to such degree that was unable to hold aPsaA
| had also diZziue Of the head, affecting me very
severely. Using pair Of DR. ChristrAs GalvanA
Rings, with the Magnetic Fluid, found almost i'm
media relief, and all symptoms Hf my complaints
have now disappeared would farther state, that
having severely injured my left hand by the accident
ola heavy iron bolt falling on it, and causing great
swelling and torture, applied the Fluid and in two
day every vestige Of swelling and pain had disaP
peared. believe Chrise's articles real blessing
JOHN BooRHooF,
1877 Fulton street, New York.
n3- II must be remembered that these results have
been effi.c ted by CHRISTIE'S Galvane Rngs and
Magnetic Fluid, which are the ONLY genuine ARTICLES,
Therefore, BEw RE OF CouErgRVEITs, and parch1ss
Of the only Agency in Baltimore, s. \. HANGE
lt8 BALTIMORE STREET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT SITS.
Mr.. The above articles may be scut to any pos
ton Of the United States. very liberal discount -
Wholesale purchasers for places where there 10 no
established Agent. Address
nc. MOORFHBAD, Agent General
seq for the U. States, le Broadway, N. 7.
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t,Hsas HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
bsHhI House aud Lot on the North side Of Ross
E$in street, nearly opposite the inter ,ection OF
ESttA Paca street, having front of 20 feet on Ross
street, aud running back loo feet to ALE subject
to ground rent Of Sl5 per ahnum, will be sold bar
gain. This property is situated in the most healthy
part of the city, and from the many Improvements
making in the neehborhoOA, very profitable invest
mrnt may be made. Apply at the Clipper Office, 1874
Baltimore street. ms diff
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JsFAA FOR RENT. The second story Of the
sasi!, Book Store, No. ISL PRATT STREET, ad-
kNiiA joining the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
GSsLA pot, consisting of one very large and COM
mOdioHs Room, very suitable for commission mer-
chant, storage roOm armOry for military cOmpa-
ny, or any Other purpose requiring plenty of room.
Two handsome new store COUNTERS, with draw
ers, and 4 large SHOW WINDOW, fer sale cheap,
Inquire al the Bookstore,
No. ISL PRATT STREET,
je5-tf next door to Railroad Depot.
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DIED.


|br Liverpool-Ship RIO Grande, with despatch.
n Liverpoo!-Shp Hargrave, ITO succeed the Rio
llde.)
|pt Antwerp Ship Hermann, few days.
|pr Belfast, Leand-Ship Washington with dss-
sh.
|pr Premiership Troy, soon.
|or Bremen-Ship Schiller, with despatch.
Dor Bremrn-Ship Johannes, with despatch,
lOr Marsrilles-FrcnCh ship Henri, with despatch
Ipr MarseilIca-Fr. Barque L'An9e Gatdcr, soon.
Tor Valparaiso and ports IN the Pacific BaTqus
Etensa, Oct. IS,
Tor Kingston, Jam-Brg Camhrian, few days.
|or Cienrregos, Cubn--Bris Y0lusia, l7th inst.
IRINFLIST-PORT OF BALTIMOtl q.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 10, 1916.
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HNIRE! The subscriber has teen appnued AGENT
A. ofTHE SPRING GARDBN MUTUAL INSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF ptl LADELPHIA, and
having complied with The acquisitions If the Law of
the State o Maryland for Foreign Agencies
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS Of PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
reasonable rates. and as an old Fireman, respect
fully soicits share OfpnbIic patronage at his Office,
No. 20, South Calvert street, Baltimore.
JAMES LtVEGROVE.
BLANK BOOKS made in FIRST RATE STYLE,
as usual. JAMES LOVEGROVE,
au29 6m
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ATEW COAL YARD,
" HOWARD ST, OPPOSITE CENTRE.
All the varieties Of COAL, suitable fof Crates,
stoves, and Cooking Rsnges-for sale by
alb 3mt HENRY SHIRK.
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Holm w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
~ FAYrTrE ST., adjoining Assembly RoonE. ial-ly
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Ihip Herman, Welsh, fer Antwept, Robt Leslie.
pip Alexander, Leeds, Lendon, Alex. Brown &
4 IL.
Eaque Francis Partridgs, Travers, West Indies, N.
kers Il Co.
Ichr Lydia. Post, NeH York, Rose, Merrill & Co.
chr John Emory, Wood, Alexandria, u. e., Rose,
brill & Co
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE,
REGARDING THE EXTRAORDINARY Powers or
CEIRTsTIE's
GAEVANHC RINGS
BELTS, BRACELETS, BANDS,
AND MAGNETIC FLUID!
FENHE following testimonials are, for the srv
- uHe presented 10 the pub Iic They hava been
ieee yea aarhs the past few day II is unnecessary
" auu single word other than 10 request their
dld perusal, The first is from a clergyman we
case Of
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS & DYSPEPSIA.
"5lDEEY, New Jersey, July 10 Ie4a
Or A. II. Chrisue-Dear psctor: | promised IA
communicate with yes respeS5fng the eRects of the
application OF your Galyanic Rings and Magnetic
islu ~ nay own case The time is as yea TOO short
to Justify my speaking positively in relation 10 thfs
permanency OF my care, hui can say that since the
application of your Bracelets 10 my wrists and Of the
Band to my neck, the whole series of my nervous
complaints has been suspended. | suffered mach
from Chronic Rheumatism, Bronchitis ana DvsDep.
STA, and felt satisfied that those disorders were N
connected with each other III rough the Nervous SIS
TEN. have had meme Of the Dyspepsia whatever
since the application OF your RINGS, &c; n0thine
wOr entiOniHg OF the Bronchitis flor have bsen
enabled to resume the discharge OF my pastoral du-
ties of preaching and visiting, &c, mach 10 the sur
twinge or two Of the Rheumatism. | have enjoyed
80 far, more perfect eGemOtion from those haIadies
distressing as they are, than il has been my lot 30 e
Joy for years. cannot be too grateful to God, whs
in his Providence directed to you. cannot say ith
certainty when I shall be in New York again, haf
shall certainly take the earliest opportunity of saH.
ing on you.
"The immediate desgn Of this letter is TO procure
some Of The same Kind Of assistance for two or my
people. Many OF my cOngreg alton are afec ted tth
nervous disorders, and should my cure he permanent
many will be led to apply 10 you have the Iergeet
country charge in the State, and my has sIecA
fed them $50 30 sPeak) entirely"
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FOR SALE & RENT.
EnR SALE.

- NEW Two STORY & ATTIC BRICK
WHH DWELLING, on WIN -, east of Washing
%@siA. ton. The House front, 3rre With two good
parlors and Kitchen 6rst oT; is huiL in the best
manner, stone foundation, dry cellars. and in every
n sprct a convenient and comfortable House 1t will
be sO!d for S65U-oae half cash, and the balance in
wo years Ground rent St.5o per front foot. En-
luIre al this Office O6 If
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chr Queen, ThOs. Pierce. Providence.
chs J NJ, Parr, North. Fredericksburg, master.
ARRINED
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right name. He gave her The incidents
of his life since his supposed death i1
New York. Suffice It 10 say, that their
mutual explanations were satisfactory.
The result of the matter is renewal of
former friendship, and the parties are to
be married next week. The lady is q.
present 20 years Of age, although she
has lost something Of her former delicate
beauty, after four years. hardship, and
exposure to almost every cline, is de-
scribed to us. as being still very prepos-
sessing, and retaining all her former ar
dor and affection towards the person for
whom she forsook father, mother, and
home. ''.@ ..'s'.'' :,'''.@-' -. ,,.,. :.
We understand it is the intention Of
the couple, after the matrimonial knot
is tied, to return to her parents. who
are as yet ignorant of her whereabouts,
and have, since her disappearance from
her home, supposed that she had com.
mitted suicide. .....,'.'...... :
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Inherited his fathers place In Hartford
Samuel went to Wethersfeld in l649. Jo-
seph appears TO have died young, leaving
one SON Robert, who had son Gideon, Of
Wethersfeld, that married Hannah ,Ches-
ter in l7l6, and died in l74O. Anna had
two husbands. First, Thomas Thompson
of Pennington, in 1646; he died in 1865,
leaving children, Thomas, John, Beatrice
who married. Parker, Mary who marri-
ed--Hawley, and Hester who. married
Samuel Gridley. Her second husband was
Mr.. Anthony Hawkins, of Windsor, who
removed to Pennington, Into the house of
Mr.. Thompson. We shall speak Of Mr..
Hawkins hereafter; simply remarking that
it was his daughter by his first wife, who
married Thomas Hart, ancestor ofthe Harris
in Saybrook, sc. ''--..' > '-'-''.'
Mr.. Webster was Deputy Governor in
1855, and Governor. in 1856, He died in
Hadley, in 1861, HIS son Matthew lived
in Pennington, whose family became ex-
tinct. William lived in Hadley; Thomas
in Northampton; Robert in Hartford, the
ancestor of the late Noah. ....,a, ,t..
Of VIM. Phelps, am unable to give you
any information. Mr.. Phelps, probably
George, represented the town Of. Windsor in
the General Court, q sessions from 1915 to
l657 VIM g PORTER
Pennington, Feb. 26, 1916. ..,