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In Baltimore, Hezekiah Niles, Esq. editor of the Register. to Miss Sally Ann, daughter of the late John Warner, Esq.

 At New-Haven, Mir. Amos Hill, to Miss Hannah Morris.

 In the Episcopal-C Church at North Bran ford, on Sunday last, by the Rev. Mr., Gar field, Mir. John H. Small, of Georgetown, s. c. to Miss Sarah Walker, of Grilford.

 In Oxford, on the llth inst. Mir. Philo Da- wis, of Derby, to Miss Harriet Sutton, of that place.

 In. New York, NTr. Gurdon Pitcher, of Far mington, te Miss Charlotte Bigelow, of Hart. ford, Conn. daughter of Maj. James Bigclow, of Nantucket.

 In New-York. Mir. Ferdinand Massa, o Naples, Qtaly) to Miss Theodore Barrell daughter of Theodore BarrelI, Esq. recently I of New-L London. s-.e..e..

 DIED.

 In Branford, on the 9th inst. Mir. Joseph Frisbee, aged 80; on the 10th, child of Mir Isaac Linsley, aged months; on the Hth MT. George Lamphire, aged l8; his death was occasioned by going into the water while warm on the 18th, William. son of Capt Asa Norton. aged 8 years.

 In New-Haven, on the 2lst inst. Miss Lyd- la Townsend, daughter of Mrs. Anna Towns end, aged 28. On the 22d inst. after short and distressing illness, Mr. Samuel B. Ives, son oil Levi Ives, aged 2l. At Chatham, on the esd. inst. Mrs. Mar Una Cooper, aged 65, relict of the late MT. De- hverance Cooper; on the 18th inst. Charles u. Hail, aged I7, son of MT. Jesse Hall.

 At Hebron, Miss Eliza A. Arnold, aged gl daughter of Dr. Dan Arnold; Mrs. Harrie, Sage' relict of Mir. George Sage of New. Haven.

 At Humphreysvillc, on the 29th inst. Johr Humphreys, Jun. Esq. aged about 45, Asse ciate Judge ofthe County Court for the coun. ty of New-Haven. Judge H. has been fo, several sessions a member of the State Legis lature, and for the last seven years Judge ol the County Court for this county. He wasan upright, intelligent, and highly valuable citi- zen, and much respected as a magistrate and man. He was elected member of the last legislature, out V IS too i'll to take his seat during the session. = At N0rth-Haven, on the 2Gth ut. widow Mabel Ives,in the one kundredth gear of her ape. She had always enjoyed good health, and was able to walk about six weeks before her death. She retained her mental faculties to the last moment.

 At Hamden, on the 9th June, Mrs. Odice Perkins, wife ofMr. Aarsn P. aged 6s. 9

 At Wa!lingford, on the 7th June, Miss Ab- igail K. Bement, daughter of Deodote Be- ment, aged %,