MARRIED
In Batavia, at the Episcopal Church on Wednesday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. SMITH, Mr. Frederick FOLLETT, Editor of the ‘Times,' to Sarah SUTHERLAND,
daughter of Major Isaac SUTHERLAND.
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DEATHS
In Auburn on the 29th ult. Maj William RAY, a man who engaged the esteem
and respect of a large circle of acquaintances. His poetry has been extensively
circulated, and his standing as a poet duly estimated by the publick. He has
left an interesting family who deserve, and will no doubt receive the sympathy
which their bereavement of a kind father and friends calls for. — Cayuga Repub.
In Johnstown, Montgomery county, on Tuesday evening 25th ult, Henry CUNNINGHAM
Esq., in the 36th year of his age. Late a representative in the assembly from
that county.
DIED
In this village on the 11th inst. Elizabeth CAMERON, daughter of Jacob &
Lucretia HOWE, aged nine months. Printers in Keene, N. H., are requested to
insert the above.
MARRIED
In Mendon, on the 13th inst., Mr. Harris PECK, of Bloomfield, to Miss Martha
STIMSON.
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DIED
In the town of Brighton on the 10th inst., Elizabeth, wife of Thomas BILLS,
aged 66 years, formerly from New- Jersey. Printers in New-York and States South
will confer a favour on some members of the family, by giving the above a notice.
MARRIED
On the 31st inst., Rev. Mr. WILLIAMS, aged 97 years, to Miss Polly CANDLE,
aged 14 years, both of Green River Hollow.
Whatever is odd on Hymen's page,
The wags in rhyme will twist it,
Whether in courtship, name, or
age,
The married ones have miss'd it.
But e'en though witlings make a
rout,
And whims severely handle,
When life's poor lamp is going
out
‘Tis wise to get a CANDLE.
[Berk. Amer.]
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DIED
In Lyons, on the 16th inst. Hiram T. DAY, late editor and publisher of the
Lyons Advertiser, aged exactly thirty years. His death was occasioned by pulmonary
disease, under which he suffered for a long time before his death, and which
if not originally produced, was undoubtedly exasperated by his labours at the
press, and by the habit of keeping the apartment in which he worked in the winter,
much too warm, a habit we believe to be very common in this climate, with all
who follow the occupation of printing. Mr. DAY was a member of the fraternity
of Free Masons, who buried him with masonick honours on Friday last. — Adv.
At the house of Amos ROSS, in Henrietta, on the 25th instant Jacob CAPRON, late of Broadalbin, Montgomery Co., aged 42 years.
On Saturday, the 19th inst., at the New-York Asylum, Joseph ELLICOTT, Esq.,
late Agent for the Holland Land Company. His remains were interred in the Friends'
burial ground, on the following afternoon.
In Buffalo on the 19th inst., Lydia, relect of Abraham STAPLES, formerly
of this Village.
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