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la Salisbury, on the 10th insl Alexander Fl. TIol- Icy. E@q 10 Miss Marcia Cofog, daughter Or John C. CUfting, Esq. all 0f Salisbury. "

 lW Cornwall, by the Rev. William Andrewa, Mr. RaMford Badwiu 10 Miss Amy, daUghter Of Caplaia John Pierce; Mr. hemaU J. Swift 10 Mise Jane E daughter oi William I'raford, Esq: Mr. Seymour Johnson tO Miss Julia Sanford all of Ihe former place. Mr. John Warner, of PrebIe, N. Y. to M,ss SamAu- ,ha daughter "f Erasius Swiii, Esq. of the former Ipace. -., ..ss -M EEf e-

 In New Mlfnrd, on the 18th inst. by the Rev. Ed ward C. Bnii. Mar'us B. Clark, Esq of l3r"ckpor N Y. 'o Miss P"lly N"rlhr"p, daughter of John W. Nor,hrop, Esq. ul.lhe iolmer. place.

 In New-Haven. Mr. Harvey l.. Kimberly to Miss An" M. Hoadiey; Mr. slsphsn Wisr 60 Ms. Be,sry S'n'ess; Alr Andrew S'urees 70 Miss Mary .C"mbes

 In. North Wo"ds,ock, Mr. A. c. Chamberlain, of New-Haten [" Miss Angeli"e Hos.ner. s:s

 In Oxford, Mir. Orange uulbell, of Washington, 10 Miss Augusta SmiIh.

 ln Hartford, Nlr. Brainarc Root, ,o Mrs. Edith Combs. ofManchester, Conn; Alr. Jusus R. Fortune, to Miss Ber,heny Loomip, oi Sui6etd Mr. Lee L. Keney, of Vernon, io Miss Elizabeth F. Morse. l" Farmi"g,on, Mr Francis W. Cowles to Miss Mary l.. Root. st s,a 4 ll5s tf5F$

 DIED, 453 e a z

 In :his village, on Sunday evening, the 9O,h inst, Miss ABBY WARD, daughter of Nr. William Ward, aged % years. Her disease was maiignani Iyphus Fever, which proved fatal in the space of one week. The religious and moral character of Miss Ward her an'iahe disposit'o6; extensive usefulness and great benevolence; her uncommon energy and dislnieresl- edness had secured the esteem and friendship OC large circle ofreal friends Her death must prove grea, loss to the family, to society and to all who knew her merits aud her worth. IL may indeed we think will, truth be said that the death of uo young woman tn tue town would he sensiby felt deeply regret ,ed IL s great consolation monrners know that the sleep of the grave will terminate. Happiness is not ,o be iound in this life. May this consideva alton teach to seek happiness i1 the practice of vr- tue; in the knowledge and love of God; and in he hope ef heuer life beyond the grave, through the merits of a blessed Saviour Comm.

 h Sharon. Ellsworth Society, on inc 5th inst. Mr. Emore Peck. aged 3l.-O" tie llth, Mr. Enech Parsoos aged 62. g fsfaa

 In Norwich, Miss Mary C., daughter of Elisha Ira. ry, Esq. aged l9 years.

 In Detroit. tNlichignn) Mrs Sarah Trumbull, wid- ofJntga Trumbull, aged 78, formerly of Hartford.

 ln w-York, Mir. Roswell Phelps, aged B. former ly oi Barkhamsed, Conn. r . fYt

 In North Haven, Mr. Eli Basset, aged about TO- Mr. B. engaged in loading cart with wood, when large log fell from the cart upon him. and in- jured him so severely, that he expired in few min uies. ....4. 4. ..., 5 ., [.

 In Waterford, Capt. Elisha Beckwi,h, aged 67.