Friday 16 April 1830 MARRIED In Alburgh, by the Rev. Mr. Pier Col. Joseph M. Mott, to Miss Elizabeth Mix. By the same, Mr. Geo. W. Ames, to Mrs. Letta Loup. --------------- In Colchester, on Monday the 12th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Smith, Doct. R. Moody, of this town, to Mrs. Adelia A. Harrington, daughter of the Hon. Jabez Penniman of the former place. ---------------------- DIED In Essex, VT on the 5th inst. Mr. Nathan Lothrop, aged 75.---Printers in Mass are requested to publish the above. ----------------------- In Farnham, L.C. on the 27th ult of consumption Mr. Samuel Worth, formerly of Starksboro, aged 35. - --------------------------- NOTICE: We have been requested to state that the notice published last week of the marriage of Mr. Rufus Kibby in incorrect. The facility with which officious Friends procure printers gratuitously to notice marriage, frequently leads to imposition. A suitable reward will be given for the detection of the scoundrel who communicated the notice of Mr. Kibby's marriage, that we may make an example of the officious imposter. - --------------------------- Friday 22 April 1830 DIED In this town on Saturday last, son of Mr. Eliab Washburn, aged 10 years. his death was occasioned by a fall from the upper loft of Messrs. Catlin's Grist Mill. - ----------------------------- In Keesville, NY on the 10th inst. Washington, son of Mrs. Widow Jones, aged about four years. - -------------------------- We copy from the Sumter, S.C. Gazette the following remarkable instance of sudden death: "The venerable Mr. Robert Coleman a Class Leader of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Camden, after having exhorted his Class with animation, prayed with his accustomed fervency, and was, with his fellow worshippers, in the act of singing a hymn, suddenly fell down, and in twenty minutes was called from Time to Eternity. How solemn the lesson!--How awful the warning."! ----------------------- Friday 30 April 1830 MARRIED In Williston, on the 25th inst. by the Rev Mr. Goodhue, Mr. Wm. D. Colburn, of Boston, to Miss Naomi King, of this place. --------------------------- DIED In this town on Monday last, Russell, son of Mr. Russell Lawrence, aged 1 year. -------------------- In Westford, on the 24th inst. after an illness of 30 hrs, Mr. Averell noble, of Essex, aged 64 years. - --------------------------- In Grand Isle, on the 1st inst., after an illness of about three weeks, in a firm reliance on her Savour's mercy, Mary L. daughter of Abishai Allen. ------------------ In Essex, on the 11th inst. Mr. Asa Holget, aged 94. He was a patriot in the French War under the command of Robert Rogers, and a supporter of the Revolutionary war; he was probably nearly the last of those who faught to retrieve their country from the grasp of the French. ------------------------ NOTICE: This may certify that I have this day given my son, Ebenezer W. Woodward, his time, and hereby declare him free to act for himself without my control from and after this date, and shall not pay any debts of his contracting. Daniel Woodward, Appril 26, 1830. - ---------------------------- Friday 7 May, 1830 MARRIED In Concord, NH by Rev Mr. Bouton, Mr. Horatio Hill, one of the proprietors of the NH Patriot, to Miss Clara Walker Emery, dau of the late Capt. Charles Emery. - ---------------------------------- In Lyman, NH Mr. Robert S. Nelson to Miss Eliza Kelsey, dau of Mr. D. Kelsey, of Derby, VT. - ------------------------------------------ In Rutland, Mr. Silas H. Hodges, to Miss Julia Fay. ---------------------- In Barre, Mr. Asa Bates, to Miss Phebe Ainsworth, of Woodbury. ------------------------- DIED In Newbury, VT, Miss Mary Wallace, aged 26 years, youngest dau of Mr. T. Wallace. - -------------------------- In Washington, NH of consumption, Miss Mary Gibson Greenleaf, dau of Daniel Greenleaf Esq., aged 23. - --------------------------- In Hartland, Mr. Joseph Wilder, a patriot of the Revolution, aged 75. - ----------------------------- In Hartford, Sophronia, dau of Mr. T. Marvin, aged 17. ------------------------ In Benson, Miss Clarissa Carter, aged 26. ------------------------ In Shaftsbury, Miss Lucretia Curtis, dau of Mr. Robert Curtis, aged 19. --------------------------- ONE CENT REWARD and no charges paid. Ran away from the subscriber on the 19th of April last, William Strickland, an indented Boy, about 16 years old. All persons are forbid harboring or trusting him on my account. Daniel C. Palmer, Charlotte, May 1, 1830. ---------------------- Friday May 14, 1830 MARRIED In this town, on the 2d inst. by the rev Mr. Ingersoll, Mr. Jirah B. Isham, of Shelburn, to Miss Katherine Jenette Brewster, of this place. ---------------------- A Jackson editor rewarded and DeCamped!!In Hamilton, OH on the 3d ult. by the Rev. Mr. Macdill, Taylor Webster, Esq. clerk of the house of Representatives of Ohio, and editor of the Western Telegraph, to Miss Mary H. DeCamp. - ------------------------------------- At the Friends Meeting House in Peru, NY Mr. Henry Rogers of Farrisburgh, to Miss Julia Keese. - --------------------------- In Hillsborough, NH Rev. Ira Mason Wead of Hinesburgh, to Miss Caroline Nancy Dutton. Mr. Wead is on his way to Michigan as a Missionary. - -------------------------- In Granville, NY Simeon Wetherbee, aged 82, to Miss Lydia Chamberlin, aged 65. - ---------------------------- In Middlebury, 9th inst. by the Rev T. A. Merrill, Mr. Alvin Whitmore, to Miss Mary Lamb. - ----------------------------- In Brownington, after a courtship of 16 years, Mr. James Mathews to Miss Sapphira Aldrich. - --------------------------------- DIED In Colchester, on the 5th inst. Mr. Thomas Scott, in the 21st year of his age. ------------------------ In this town, on Saturday last, Mrs. Rhoda, wife of Mr. Henry I. Higgins, aged 32. ------------------------ 21 May 1830 Friday MARRIED In this town on Wednesday morning last, by the Rev. Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Carter Robie to Miss Louisa W. Dunham,. - ----------------------------- In NY, a Mr. Brooks Drinkwater, to Miss Temperance Pond--a cold water match, surely. - --------------------------------------------------- In Milton, on the 16th inst. by Jacob Davis, Esq. Mr Heman A. Everts, of Georgia, to Miss Lucy Learned of Milton. - -------------------------------- In Bennington, Capt Martin S. Norton, to Miss Mary Ann Sears. - ---------------------------------- DIED In Malote, NY of consumption on the 23d April, Mrs. Lucinda Brown, wife of Mr. Daniel Brown in the 32d year of her age. - ------------------------------------ In Lyons, NY on the 2d instant, Maria, daughter of Rev. L. Hubbell, aged about 5 years. - ----------------------------- In Louisville, NY on the 4th inst. Col. Seth Pomeroy, aged 61 years. - ---------------------------------- INFORMATION WANTED: Mrs. Catharine Mahen, with her daughter Mary, aged abt 16 years, and two or three younger children, left Quebec for the States in August last, and after travelling as far as St. albans, VT, the daughter became too much fatugued to proceed farther; She was, therfore left at St. Albans in the family of Thomas McCarl, and the mother with the other children proceeded to Troy, N.Y. her place of destination, whither the dau was to be sent as soon as the mother should write for her: But after writing several letters without receiving any answer, the anxious mother returned, on foot, to St. Albans on the 13th inst where she learned from the neighbors that her daughter, after enduring many hardships, left the place in March last, since which nothing has been heard from her. Any information will be thankfully received by her afflicted mother, addressed to Mr. Philip Quin, Troy, N.Y. or to Groseback & Lansing, Gibbonsville, N.Y. - ----------------------------------