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h St. Michael's Church, in this village, on Sunday the l2, inst by the Rev. Mir. Fuller the Rev. Daniel F.. Brown, Superintendent of the Protestant Epsco- pal Mission al Green Bay, Michigan, to Miss Harriet Jones Lewis, daughter of Ozias Lewis, Esq of this village.

 In New.Haven, Mr. Wm. Stanley to Miss Julia A. Gorham; Mir L"cus Horchkiss to Miss Calharine S.reei, uf Eas-HasAa. sa

 In New.York, Mr J. D. B. sa!,er, of New-laven. to Jane Van Vechie".

 In Colchester, E. Lacey, Esq. oi Middletown, to Miss Eliza F. Marsh.

 DIED,

 h this village on the Huh i"si., Eliza daughter Of Mr.. Josiah Parks. aged 9 years. On the same day, Mr. John Haskei age! abont 26, from the neiShbor- hood of Northampton. Mass.

 Roby. aged 35. wife of Mr. Thomas R. Roby, daugh. ter of Capt. Samuel Seymour, of this village.

 In Woodhury, on the 7,h inst. Mr. David Stiles Mi. ner, aged 45. He died in the ,rumphs of faith. and iD Nil anticipation ot a blessed immortality iy.-Com

 Io Goshen, on the 8th inst. Mr. Samuel N. ChapU aged 22. His death was accustomed by lock jaw. On tie 25h ul,. he with his wife started from Goshen m a wagon Co see the collection of wild animals in thi. village: while the way his horse became frighen. ed, run away with and threw them from the wagon one oi his legs broken en, ely off below the knee the bones spIin,ered, and the flesh very much acera ted by the bones projecting through il--,he wounds were carefully dressed, hut after couple of week. cramps and ockjaw ensued, which terminated hi life. His wife also considerably bruised, and he shoulder dislocated. small child with them escaped uniniured.-COm.