Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-05
MARRIAGES.

In Ryegae, SOth un VIM II Moore of Danvlle to Susan
s Moore.
In Hardwlck, 2ls ulimo Samuel Thornton r TO Chloe
Blanclard-Feb 81, jonas Hall To Hannah Morse.
In Peacham 25h ult Archibald Hasey Of Barnet to E.
linaIoth Glhsaasth Harvey sanSorn to Abigail Wiley
Il Darling Of Albany to Mary McCIaa-2th, Indepcnd.
cnce FaIrow to Martha Kellogg
In Cabot, Aphens Dawson Of BrOokfeld to Phebc Ad.
ams-John w Twss, Esq to Adcint Kinney Of Pain6rd.
In l., nhon by Rev Z. Aspenwal Mr.. Hilton Brack-
Miss Ruth r. Fletcher. Also. by the same the
@ist inst Mr. William Green, j.. 10 Miss Gorlana w
Carpenter.
20 paDyiie, by ReY T. 81 siol. Sir. William G. Blood,
Of BoSiOq, Mas, TO Miss Lucy Harvey, f D.
IA NewPary March p by Gtr. Nj: Can. ,a'i, Dr.. Eli
Perry, of kyegyr, To Miss Maiga Hall Of Rvega,-
III Johnson, March "a, by A w. cMwe, Ed, Mr..
James Buckle TO Miss Jqlieu Grawod, Of Eden,
In Stow, March 81. by W. II. II Rps haIF, Esq, Mr.
YIN " Montague Of Fletcher TO Hiss sahuna 4. Hhne,
In Moris,owo, March 90 by Ray s. Robinson Mr..
Asaph Stevens, Of Waterfront 10 Miss Hannah Persons ot
MrrrisiowB.
On Tuesday, by the Rev, William A,b Thomas M,wi,t
10 Charlotte Conroy both Of this city
The aboye marriage was coDsurlHa,cd n this city On
s Tuesday week anL thereby hangs aIe winch NV b
worth the Of HE loyers o the marvel Gus Mr.
Aow is respectable boss shoemaker who Keeps several
employed aud among the rest was one named John
Pesng who had insrai9ted himself 50 ueb ~ his favor
by his faIhulness iHqsty aHd sobrsiy ihq he to"k N
into partnership sa three years since and had no cause
10 regret his kindness From thai period Mr. MOH aud
Mr. Pesing oonsigqt fnends aad companions, md
PJadcd in tho same house until about twelve months since
when ape day they were snbrnsd ipr cmoners inquest
been taken out of the Maiden Lane dock The drpegsed
bad all tbs appearance Of having been regular dock loaf
81. and was the opinion Of all RFesept that he had fallen
nt' the slip while IN state Of ialpxcaion bat The vei
dictwhch given in few nnues-was merely found
drowned"
The Jury being dsmi sed Mr. NJ. turned 10 ppk ti his
friend and feloY Juror who had been at his side Ill thai
moment but he was gone; and he thought he saw him run
ping at almost full speed up Maiden Lane This struck
him as being curious and also reminded him Of another
curious fact lat least eurious taken in connection with
hs sudden fgh) namely, that whea Mr. Pelsng had FIST
GLANCED al tbe face Of he corpse he started aud turned
deadly pale. MI. NJ then proceeded his boarding house
aud thence to his store, k for his palmer but he was
20 be i"nnd at nehe Nor did he return that nighl--nor
he nexnor The next aud Two months passed away with
Out bringing any Intelligence of him--dp,ing which Tine
Mr. Mo"h' had July made up his mind that there was
e"me shof connection between his friend and the man
|at was IoInd Gowned aud that in consequence lbereo
MI pS'slns ead IN all probability made way with himself
when lady called al Mr.. Mowrs store and asked for
M es'ng She was told the particulars of his atory
i en- hasn he been hero since 7" she impaired g Net