MARREED.
In this village, on the l7th inst, by the Rev. L. F. Hickol, Mir. Samuel $. Baldwin to Miss Mary Ann Woodwork.

 In Hartford, Mr James M. Bunce, of the firm of Thomas K. Brace S Co, to Miss, Frances Ann' daughter ot T. K. Brace, Esq; MT Wm. 5. Wads- worth, to Miss Elizabeth Seymour.

 In Somers, Mir Daniel c. Pease to Miss Miss Mat'l- da Collins. daughter Of William Collins, Esq.

 In Madison, Mr A:l.ert Rogers to Miss Nancy Hale.

 In Durham, Mir John w. Collins, os New-haveh, 0 I" Nor,hfora, Mr Loomis Brocks,,, ot Nor,h-Ha- ven, to Miss Harriet Augur, of North -Brontord.

 DIED,

 In this town Milton Socie!y) on the 22d inst. Mrs Rosanna W elch, 64, wife of the iion. John Welch.

 In South Far,pe, "Wednesday the l7th inst. MT. Henry Harrisons aged 5, of the firm of HaF~'son N Pickett In the person of Mr. Harrison, death has depvved society of one of it's chei pillars of support and rnament as well the domestic circle of truly amiabe and affectonate man. In the cause "i t-'n- uerance and in every other philanhr"Pic and benev- nrnise- worthy devotion. Mir. Harrison had many warm frends and those who knew him best loved him most, and can more readily appreciate hs ioss his faults were few aug eysn smosG were o, 'SH% nes. he manifested great patience nd resignaon the last hour of his life he spent in conversng apon the 'n.ngs of an unknowa world, and in exhorat'ons to indsG; ua friends Conscious 0G his situation, and in the ui possesson of his reason, he batte farewell to tnis world, and with the confidence ot christian coi1mt- ted bis spir. to the hands of the Almighty. alike other tyrants, Death delights to em'te What, smi.,en, most proclams the pride of power, And arbitrary nod. Hiajoy supreme, To bid shs wretch survive the Iortunate The feeble wrap th' athletic in his shrsud; .. And weeping faahers build their children's tomns ! In Hartford, Capt Josiah Hemstsd, 67 Dea. J"h. Bolles; 78; Mrs Sophia Stewart, AS, wife of Capt

 In Be,hrm, Rev. John Langdon, 40. l In New Preston, Mrs. Anns Baldwin. widow Abiel Baldwin. This makes thsl eighth death m few years in that respectable family the two head l and six children. a. ,r.u:.,

 In Salisbury, on the 18th ult Mr Bezaieel HiI'i1rS ] aged 83. On ihe day previous, Mrs Mehi'abeI H'i iard his wife, aged 83. These persons lived oge'n,ee nearly sixty years. and ofie" expressed wl'h to a, l together. They died without any apparent disease l and were both inferred in one grave.-Com: 1 In Woodbridge, Capt. Joseph Newton,57 l In Waterbury, Mir Reuben 5: SperTy, 29. 1 h Cheshire, MT. Frederick F. Street, son of Co 1 io New.York, on the 14ih inst. Rev. Joseph I Christnsas aged 2, Pastor of the Bowery Church.