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In Torrington, on the 29th ult., by Rev. Mir. Benedict, MT. Frederick Griswold of Litchfeld, to Miss Elizabeth Looms.

 In Cornwall, on the sth inst, by Rev. Joshua L. Maynard, MT CHARLES r. BALDWIN to Miss HANNAH M BRADBURY. Printers loaf received I

 In Stratford, on the 2d inst. by Rev. Morgan Rev. c. W. Everest, Rector of Grace Chmch Ham : den, to Miss Catharine Anne, daughter of the late Capt George R. Dowdall.

 DIED,

 In this town, on Monday morning, the 9th inst MT. Samuel Blakesley, aged 66, Revolutionary pensoner.

 In North Branford, on the 9th inst, Mr. Peter Appell, aged 1O2. MT. A. came tD this country during the Revolutionary War, a sailor in one of the ships of the French fleet, under the command of Count D'Estaing, sent by the French King 10 aid this country against the English He was cap tured in boat by the Brtish-made his escape and entered the prlVateer service, captured a. gain and put in the Jersey Prison ship, where his privations nearly ended his life. After the wat he was for many years employed in the New Haven & New York Packet Company, and was for long time the confident and "right hand man" of the late Abm. Bradley Subsequently, for more than 20 years, he was a seaman in the Revenue Service, under Capts. Lee. Cahoone, and Mather, and did not quit 1t until he was over 9Oyears of age-being a sort ot schoolmaster to teach the youngsters in the Revenue Service, the arts and mysteries of manshlp. He walked from hs residence in North Branford about miles, in the month of April last, for the purpose ot remaining few days in New Haven; but he said to the writer this he could find none of his old friends, he soon became uneasy and walked home again.

 In Woodbury, Sept 2oth, Harriet Eliza, daugh- ter of the late MT. John S. Nichols, aged years and months

 In Hsrwinton, Sunday evening, Sept. 29th, Mir. Walter S. Barber, aged 9, graduate of Western Reserve College.

 In Goshen, Sept. 29th, Mrs. Esther Gleason, a. ged 66 In the same house, Oct. ,, Myron Bar tholomew, aged 42.

 In West Hartford, Sept. goth, Hannah Sophia Whiting. aged 2l, daughter of MT. Samuel Whiting.

 In Syracuse, on the 9th inst. Miss Maria Louisa, daughter ot Hon. Grove Lawrence, late of Norfolk, aged 24 years.