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In Sharon, on the 17th inst. David Beecher, Esq., counsellor of law, aged 65; and on the 14th inst his sister, Mrs. Mrs. Laura B. Moody, aged 62, wife of James Moody, Esq

 In Hartford, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Maria N., wife of George Beach, Esd. aged 47.

 In Kent, on the 26th ult., Zacheriah Minegan, aged 72.

 At Harvard, Mass Benjamin Winchester, aged S5. He was brother to Elhanan Winchester, the celebrated Restorationist preacher; and was Rev. outionary snldiet, who refused a pension, and died among the Shakers.

 In East Hartford, on the 9th inst, Mrs. Will Hams, widow of MT. Jacob Williams, in the 99tt year of her age. She was the oldest person in town and descendant of Governor Carver, Pill grim of the Plymouth Colony. Tn Ledyard, on the 18th inst, Hon. Ernstsn

 Viliiams, aged 62. He held for several years the office of Senator in our State Government and also Judge of Probate; besides filling many other off, ces of trust. He was greatly esteemed as citizen and Christian.

 Died in Boston, on Sunday, Nov. 9th, Rev Wm. c. Woodbridge. He was among the first instruc- tors in the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb in Hartford, and contributed much to its success, by his ingenuity and fidelity in teaching. As Geog rapher of the highest standing, both in this country and in Europe, his works in this department beat ample testimony to the extent and accuracy of his researches. His contributions. too, to the cai,se of popular instruction, especially while he was ed- itor of the Annals Of Education, have had power. full influence for good upon our schools and other ] seminaries of learning. A true philanthropist, a genuine patriot, and sincere christian his memo. " will long be gratefully embamed in the hearts of very numerous circle of friends and acquain- tances who deeply deplore his loss.