Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-10
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
 In this village, on Monday morning last, by Rev.Mr Hickock, Mir Darwin W. Hooker, Of Clinionvle, N. ': to Miss Elizabeth TrowbridGo, daughter of Dea.
 iU" !" Sooth Farms Sccc,y, Mfr Sidney Peck to Miss Catharine Catlin; Mr DdNiel Benton to Miss Sarah Starr Mir Aanson ]. Pickett to Miss Maryeiie Smith. In Watertown, Mv Elijah E. NeitletoB, Ot Water bury, to Miss Belinda Porter.
 !n Bristol, MT Newman Peek. to Miss Sarah Cone. In Madison, Mr Franklin Rose, to Miss Eliza Am Wilcox Mr Elias K. Dee, to Bliss Befsey Root; Mr Horace L. Dudley, to Miss Clarissa COe.
 In New;Ycrk, Mr Charles N. J1eccks to M Miss F Hartford.
 h Hartford. Rev. Epaphras Goodman, of TOrring. ford, to Miss Harriet Whitman: In Windsor, Col Stephen Brown to Miss Percs Fish, daughter of Mir Lake Fish. In Suf6eld, Mr Julius Harmon to Miss Mary Fay l Tor; Mr Samuel Has.ing to Miss Elisa Coms,ock:: | In Norwich, Mr Daniel Huntington to Miss Mary Ann La,hroP.
 Ia this town, on the 2d inst. Mrs Rebeccah Stone, aged 57, wife of Mr solomon Stone on the 3d, Mrs Lydia Dean, aged s, wife of Mr David Dean; on the
 Ia Kent, Mrs Leman.ha Wood. aged 2i, daughter of Mir Daniel Hckok, of Danbury. | In New-Elaven, Mrs Mary Denson, aged 59, reiict of the late Capt. Abe Denison; Mr James Anderson, preacher among the people of color. | In Madison, Mrs Susan Bartlett, aged 7O | In Salem Bridge, Of consumption, Mr Iryah l.: Terrell, aged 27; also of consumption Mr. Alfred ! In Bristol, Mir Jocl Baldwin, Q. I In Norwich, very snddeniy, Miss Lydia C. Hunting ion, % formerly of Wimdham, Conn. ,l In Ithaca, NY, Robert GoodlOe Harper Speed, Esq son of Doctor Joseph Speed, of Caroline. aged o6 years, Hate student in the Law School in this village.l The death of this young gentleman is no. only severe afction to hs numerous relatives and family connections, but will be long remembered and iamen,ed by a wide circle of friends and acquanian ces. O principles the most pure and honorable, oi feelings she most ardent and generous, he sought ioyment by difnsng happiness around him, and dcn- I tiked his own prosperity with that Of the community and the frieads wish whom he was associated. With these characieriSticks with genius and requirements of high order he had just entered upon the respect able profession of lhe law with prospects na'terng to himself and to his friends Hence kindred and cOun' try, and the social circle unite ," sympathy and n grief for the lOsA of one, cut down 'n the bloom oI manhood, who was the pride, the ornament and inc (ond hope of alL But, though the Destroyer wnom no sghs nor tears can respects neither time nor c;rcume,ances has dissolved every dream ot am- hson and severed every earthly tie, yet there has his vain triumph been stayed: departed triend 60 the
 las, trying hour leaned for saPpor! upon a9 Almighty arm his eternal peace was made ns ncres were
 fxei in Heaven; and in the "diesous'on of iiie he
 " "triumphs oyer deaih."-Lth0ce Jour:
 Tn Hartford. Mir Abel A. EnsiEn, O. i, In Torrington, Miss Harriet White, 2A; MT David
 in sharon. suddcnly, Capt. Edmond Bennett, 75. i" RsrIhams,ed. Mrs Dorcas Barber, 56, wife Oi
 the late Capt. Seth Barber.