MARRIED.
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MARRIED,

 h this village, on the 4.h inst. MT. Henry Sawyer to Miss Julia Ames.

 In Middletown, 27th uIt., Mir William II. Yale of Meriden, to Mrs. Maria M. Langmaid.

 DIED,

 In this town, on the 9th inst. Mir. Calvin Gilbert, aged 74 years. In Warren on the 3d inst. Mir. Elijah Strong. sged B years.

 In w Watertown, widow Sarah StoddaTd, aged 30. In Sharon, on the 2d inst. Mir Robert Gibbs. MT. of Oct. I747 and his death had nearly completed his 94lh year. In early life he learned the trade of weaver. In l773, he enlisted into Col Munays Re giment of Hghlanders, and came to Quebec n l716. The Regiment to which he belonged composed part ot General Burgoyne's army in l777; and m one of the actions which preceded the surrender ot that ar my, Mir Gibbs was dangerously wounded. being shot through the body. When Burgoyne attempted 10 es- cape his destiny by sudden retreat. Mir Gibbs. with the other wounded men in his camp was lett 10 the mercy of the Americans. and of course became pn- sOner of war. He recovered such degree as that he was soon removed to Sheffield, Mass, and when Bnrgoyne's troops marched through the country in i77S he joined them that place. in the hope of thus the Convention men, as those troops were called. but prisoner of war, his progress arrested at Sha- ron and there in that vicinity he spent the re- mainder of his life. He possessed many traits which well exempli6ed the true Scottish character; and the familiar title of Uncle Robert by which he known and addressed by the young and the oh of ev- cry class of society, we'll exhibits the respectful and friendly feeling which was cherished towards him by the community in which he resded.-COMm.