MARRIED.
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In Torngford, MT Eber N. Gibbs, of Pennington, to Miss Abigail W Hudson.

 Tn Warren, MT. Daniel E. Brnsmade, of Washing ton, to Miss Orphey Sacke daughter of Benj. Sack ett, Esq.

 In Hartford, Frederick Ellsworth Mather, Esq of New York, to Miss Ellen Pomeroy Goodrich, adopted daughter of Elizur Goodrich Esq; Mfr. Henry Wright to Miss Sarah Ann Lewis, both of East Hartford.

 In Wilton, MT. James H. Smith, printer, of New Haven, to Miss Jane MIddlebroOk.

 In Brookfeld Mir. Nathan BurwelI, of Southbury, to Miss Mary M. Wood.

 DIED,

 Tn New-Preston on the 18th inst. Mr. Charles Lem. mon. aged 45 He was a man universally respected and beloved Taking the Gospel for the rule of his conduct he lived in such manner that all were con- strained to speak of him consistent Christian His views of religion were decidedly evangelical = The doctrines of grace were his delight In prayer he had the ardor of one who knows what it is to draw near to God. His character is worthy the imitation of all Asa husband, he was kind; as parent atiec- tiona,e as christian exemplary. He lived beloved he died lamented. His bereayed wife and family have much 10 comfort them in their afiction Their loss is undoubtedly his galn for bessed are the dead ,Vbo die in inc Lord "--Comm ! In Washington, Mir. Sherman Frsbe, aged 4l. He was ins,a n,lv killed by the falling ct bank of earth under which he was diFping'

 In Hartland, MT John R. Searles. aged 9syeors