Kennebec Journal, July 16, 1825:  Marriage and Death Notices.

MARRIED,
In Vassalborough, on Thursday last, by J.
R. Abbot Esq. Mr. Samuel Homans to Miss
Caroline Blackinton of Thomaston.

DIED,
In Albion, on the 7th inst. the Rev. William
Goodhue, aged 46, a native of Ipswich, Mass.
In his death his family have to morn the loss 
of a kind husband and parent, Christianity a 
sincere and zealous advocate, and a large cir-
cle of acquaintance, of a much respected fellow
citizen.

In Gardiner, Mr. Seth Fish.  His death was 
occasioned by wounds received from the acci-
dental discharge of a nine pounder on the 4th 
of July.

In New York, Charles G. Haine, Adjutant 
General of that state, a highly distinguished 
lawyer, and much respected citizen.

In Beaufort, N. C. Rev. Mason L. Weems, 
of Dumfries, Va. well known as the author of 
the life of Washington, Life of Marion, and 
other popular works, a man of considerable ta-
lents, rather eccentric, but of unbounded phi-
lanthropy.


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