Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-08
MARRIED.


 Ms In .ThSDa evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Fuller Md[lR1 lsRIAST, of New: Haven, to Miss MARY HnTs Hcco%ng o M MT Augustus Hls of this village oat 0f wedding cake from the happy connie Go, health and happiness be theirs through life 'Os' Fuller S M puSd SdRHay MSSe%s SSSsHng Gi last the Rev Sarah Law, daughter of MT. Benedict A T% v "A'1S In HarwintOn1 Mr. Mafvih ScOvill to Miss Lucy Ann Smith. A"''
 In Washington, Mir. Alanson A. Burgess to Miss Harriet J Frisbie. In Bethlem, MT. Harvey P. Smith to Miss Nancy R. Leavensworth, both of Washington: In Norfolk, Mir. Edmund Ashley to Miss Mary Judd MT. Aby Ashford, of Hitchcocksvile, to Mis- Nn Warren, on the 9Cth ult. Mir. David Motgan tc In Pittsford, N. Y. Seth L.. Andrews, M. D! of tn. Sandwich Islands Mission, to Miss Parnely Pierce In New:Haver, Rev, Thomas BrainGrd, editor 9 itress of the !" Microcosm, New-Havoa.
 h saybroOk, MT. Lorenzo Red6eld, of KiIingworth to Miss Elizabeth c. Dennison;
 Wakeman; Mr. Norman Payne to Miss Rachel Knapp; MT. Harvey Purdy to Miss Mary Ann Wood. In Waterbury, Mr Charles C. Woodruff of Water town, to Miss Mariette Netteton of Salem. Vt to Miss Francis M. Bonnet; MT. Charles Judd, of Norwich, to Miss Harriet B. Knox.
 lT MsA GlqStenb@ry Mr. John w. Sumner, of Hebron, In Bloomfield, MT. Trumbull Hubbard to Miss Rho- da Barber, of Windsor.
 In Bucksport Me. Key. DAvrD BROWN, formerly of Frankfort, aged 96, to Miss DOLLY DoDGE, aged s. after a courtship of one week
 Though Dolly Dodge alone did lodge,
 And smile for years at Hymen's frown,
 And quickly turned the tar to Brown DIED.
 In this town, the 5th inst. Mrs. Harriet Barney, aged "A, wife of MT. Ambrose Barney
 In Salisbury, on the 3d inst. of apoplexy, the Hon. Sna STbfadNs aged He with College in the year l7S7 He Commenced the nra c- 1ce of law m this county in l7s9 His indomitabe in- oas1y ana perseverance placed him in the first rank e the oar' with an extensive and lucrative practice for many years He entered upon his profession will the best and richest parmony which the sons of New @ England inhent-a good classical education, sound moral principles and invncible habits of industry These principles and these habits, by the blessings Providence, conducted the possessor to their neve falling reward, wealth, wisdom and unspotted life Legislature both in the Senate and House of Repre- senratlves. Few have sustained in more exempla " manner the endearing relations ofdomestic fe-o husband, of father, and of friend. He was ever re guar attendant on public worship and during the lat ter years of life, pillar in the church of Christ of which he was member, His private virtues have embaImed his memory in the affections of numerous trendshis public services in the councils of the State will long command the grateful remembrance of survi- vors.-C COmmUntcdted.
 In Harwintoh, on the 9th inst Mr. Abijah Catin,
 
 In Harwinton, Nov. 2Oth, MT. William Burwell a. ged 26, son of Mr. John W. Burwell, of Barkhamsted His remains were carried to the latter place for inter ment .. In New.Taven Mrs. Lydia Hemingway, wife o Capt. Harvey Hemingway, aged AS; Mr. Barney Be nedct, aged AZ.
 In Ridgebury, Mir James Northrop, aged s6. In Hartford, MT. William Brown; aged 31 years, o East Greenwich, R..
 In Wethers6eid Mr. Henry c. Butler, aged B, ] In Marlborough, Dr. Royal Kingsbury, aged 3S. In Guilford, MT. Phineas Bushnell, aged 96.