Hi: You'll notice there are many missing issues. Joyce Burlington Centinel Newspaper 1810 (Completes year) Friday 3 August 1810 Friday 10 Aug 1810 Friday 17 Aug 1810 MARRIED Married in this town on Sunday evening last by the Rev. SAMUEL CLARK, Mr. EBENEZER T. ENGLEBY, Merchant to Miss ABAGAIL KEYES, daughter of AMASA KEYS, ESQ. of Hartford, CT. - ------------------------------- OBITUARY Died in this town on the 11th inst. after a long and tedious illness, JOHN STORRS, ESQ, aged 36 yrs. His remains were interred on Monday following, with masonic honors, and an appropriate discourse was afterwards deliverd on the occasion by the Rev. Samuel Clark. - ------------------------------- This morning, Mr. RICHARD FITTOCK, aged 64/ - -------------------------------- THOMAS DORWIN Estate Chitt Dist. late of Hinesburgh to be published immediately for three weeks successively. Richmond, Aug 7th 1810 Executors: CANFIELD DORWIN, THOMAS M. DORWIN. - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Friday 24 August 1810 OBITUARY Died in this town on Saturday last, ELIJAH CASTLE, aged about 5 years, son of MR. ISAAC CASTLE. He fell from a fence, against the edge of a scythe which was hanging on it, and cut his leg and thigh in such a shocking manner, that his death was occassioned by the loss of blood. Although it appears that the scythe was put away more carefully than usual, yet this should operate as a solemn warning to farmers, to be still more careful, in order to avoid such distressing accidents. - ---------------------------------------------------------------- Friday 7 September 1810 OBITUARY Died at sea on his passage from Havana to Washington, Lieut. Tripp of the United States Navy and commander of the brig Vixen; a brave active officer; he signalized himself in the Tripolian was in the Mediteranean. - --------------------------------------------------- Friday September 14, 1810 MARRIED in this town on Saturday evening last, Mr. TRUMAN HAWLEY of Shelburne, to Miss ABIGAIL MOREHOUSE of Milton. At Bennington on Sunday evening last Mr. WM. I. SEYMOUR, of this town to Miss FANNY FIELD, of the former place. - ------------------------------------------- NOTICE; HINESBURGH The proprietors and land owners of the town of Hinesburgh in the county of Chittenden, are hereby notified that a petition will be presented to he Legislature of the State of Vermont, at their Session to be holden at Montpelier, on the second Thursday in October next, praying for a tax of four cents on each acre of Land, in said town (Public Lands excepted)for the purpose of making and repairing roads and building bridges in said town. Hinesburgh, August, 1810, Elijah Peck, Aaron Hinsdale, Charles Russell, Selectmen- - ------------------------------------------------------------------ Friday September 21, 1810 Missing Issues Friday October 26, 1810 MARRIED at Bridgewater, Mass., on Thursday evening, the 11th inst, by the Rev. Dr. Sanger, Rev. Samuel Clark of this town to Miss Caroline Sanger of the former place. OBITUARY: Died at Middlebury, on the 13th inst. of the Numb Palfy, very suddenly, Mrs. SARAH CHIPMAN, wife of Col. JOHN CHIPMAN. At Bennington, Mr. EBENEZER GRIZWOLD, in the 86th year of his age. At Leicester, Mr. THOMAS MCBRIDE, in the 26th year of his age. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ----------------------------------------------------- Friday 16 November 1810 OBITUARY: Drowned in Lake champlain on the 10th inst between Cumberland head & Point auFear, a Mr. Cook of Roxbury, Mass with 8 children, one other passenger, and the master of the boat. The boat ran under in a severe gale from the Southeast. One man by the name of BLISS, only esscaped, by binding together a quantity obrooms, and committing himself to the waves. Mr. COOK was conducting these children to their father, WM. HOOGE, who is now in Quebec, and who was lately advertised in the Boston papers as a swindler. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ---------------------------- ESTATE of JAMES TOBIAS, late of Middle Hero, deceased widow MARY TOBIAS , Middle Hero Administrators: MARY TOBIAS, JAMES TOBIAS Middle Hero, 29 Sep 1810 (DATE IS CORRECT, JH) - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ---------------------------- Friday 23 November 1810 OBITUARY: Drowned on the 15th inst., from on board the sloop Lark, Dauphin King, Master: on her passage from St. John;s to this place, a young man named ARCHER M'DANIEL. About 8 o'clock in the evening, he went from the cabin to the deck and fell over the side. He had been drinking very freely and it is supposed he ws intoxicated. He was spoken to several times while on deck, but made no reply; and a rope was thrown to him after he fell overboard, which he took no notice of, but sunk immediately. The vessel was put about, but nothing more was seen of him. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ---------------------------------------- Estate of RICHARD FITTOCK Chitte District represented insolvent widow PEGGY FITTOCK, Burlington dwelling house. - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ASAHEL RIED'S Estate Dist. of Georgia Late of Swnton business at dwelling house of THEOPHILOUS MANSFIELD, Esq., in Swanton - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ Thursday 27 December 1810 MARRIED at Plattsburgh, New York on the 10th inst., Mr. CHARLES BACKOS, to Miss LUCY AVRILL, both of that town. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -------------------------------- Estate of ELISHA CLEAVELAND, JUNIOR District of Georgia Late of Georgia, and represented insolvent said business of our appointment at the dwelling house of the widow of the deceased in Georgia. 12 Dec 1810 at Georgia, VT - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ Estate of GILMAN GOODMAN, late of Georgia. deceased represented insolvent. six months from the fifteenth day of Dec. at dwelling house of NATHAN GOODWIN, in Georgia 6 Dec 1810 Georgia. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ----------------------------------------- WHEELER HIGBY'S Estate Dist of Chitte late of St. George, represented insolvent - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- EZEKIAL HOWARD Estate Chitte Dist late of Burlington represented insolvent at the dwelling house of the widow LAURA HOWARD in said Burlington Burlington, 10 Dec 1810 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ----------------------------------------------------