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 In Bethlem, MT Edward Goodwin, editor of the Hartford CouYant, to Miss Susan Leav- it of the former place. DIED, In Woodbridge on the gath ut. MT. PhilO Dibble, aged 35.

 In Hartford, few days since, at the advan- Nced age of 80 years, Col. Hezekiah Wyllys. This gentleman was the last of the family of the venerable George Wylys. who, for more than sixty successive years, was elected by the freemen of the state at large, Secretary ofthe State, and who died at the age of 86. Three of his sons have died within few years, all 80 years and upwards. The first person of the name of Wylys was one of the earliest settlers of the colony. It is not known that there is more than one remaining descendant of this race who bears the family name, and he is without a-family; of course in few years it will be extinct.

 In St. Augustine, (Florida) on the 3dinst. Mir. Asahel F. Belts, late of Wilton, Conn. In Philadelphia, on the 18th inst. Col. Gideon Fairman, an eminent engravcr, aged 51.

 In Hartford, Mrs. Kilborn, aged 76, for merly of Sterling, Mass. and relict of Mr.J Jes- SC Kilborn of Litchfeld

 In Pennington, Chauncey Deming, Esq aged 70.

 In Oxford, Mrs Nabby Smith, aged 34,wife of MT. Ira K. Smith, ,and daughter of the Rev. Chauncey Prindle.