MARRIED
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In Northfeld, on the 10th inst. MT. Julius Todd to Miss Caroline A. Bassett.

 In Warren, by the Rev. Charles A. Board man, MT. Reuel Cogswel, jun. to Miss Eliza Weed.

 DIED.

 in Northfeld, on the 4th inst. Widow Mar tha Curtiss aged 94.

 In WatertOwn, N. Y. on the 7th inst. Mrs. Ann Benedict, aged 40, relict of Amos Bene- dict, Esq. Mrs. B. was the daughter of Capt. James Stone. and a native of this village. Although it is several years since she resided with us, her friends and acquaintance never have forgot the lovely character she sustained, nor ceased to admire the tender, delicate, and affectionate disposition she manifested, her unyielding principles of integrity; and the dis eliminating powers of her mind, and above all her exemplary christian character.

 In Fairfield, on the 16th inst. MT. George Alexander Mills. in the 21st year of his age, late a Cadet in Capt. Partridge's Military A. cademy, and a young man of superior talents and promise.

 In Hartford, suddenly on Sunday evening, the l4th inst. Capt. John Hampstead, Sur veyor of the Port of Hartford, in the esd year of his age; Mrs. Anna Goodwin, aged 65.

 In Lebanon, Col. James Clark, aged 96, well known as having distinguished himself at the battle of fBunker's Hill, and in other revO- lutiOnary services.

 In Springfield, Mass. while sitting in his chair, Harrison Gray Otis, Jr, Esq. of BOs- ton.