7 July 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Rome, Oneida Co., Mr. Jacob Graves of this village, to Lucinda Fuller.
     At Canandaigua, Mr. Amherst Kingsbury to Betsey Buck.

DIED
     At Perrington, Ontario Co., aged 22, Miss Clarissa Hutchinson, daughter of John H.

21 July 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Rush, Mr. Henry Dixon, of Lima, to Miss Margaret Webster, daughter of John W.

DIED
     In Warsaw, the 25^d ult., the Rev. Hippocrates Rowe, aged 56, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church in that place.
     Drowned , in this village, on the 7^th inst. Samuel, son of Captain Elisha Starr, aged 5 years. The body had been some time in the water, and although every attempt was made to resuscitate him, it was in vain. Onondaga Reg.

28 July 1818
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MARRIED
     At Albany, Dr. Joel A. Wing to Miss Mary Gregory, daughter of Matthew Gregory.

DIED
     At Litchfield, Mr. Uriel Holmes jr., son of Hon. U., aged 21.
     At St. Jago, Chili, Lieut. Charles C. Eldridge, aged 22, from a wound received in the Patriot army, while storming the enemy's works at Conception.
     At Auburn, an infant son of Mr. Thomas M. Skinner.

4 Aug. 1818
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MARRIED
     At New York, Thomas Thomas, Esq., of Norwich, (Conn.) to Miss Mary Austin, daughter of John P. Austin, Esq. of Norwich.
     At Buffalo, by Rev. Mr. Squire, Mr. RusselGoodrich of Hamburgh, to Miss Comfort Marvin of the formerplace.

DIED
     At Keene, N. H. on the 15^th ult. Hon. Daniel Newcomb, aged 72, one of the associate judges of the Supreme Court of that state.
     At Wilmington, Del., Capt. Patrick O'Flinn in the 70^th year of his age - a soldier of the revolution, and an "honest man."

11 Aug. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Henrietta, on the 22d July, Mr. Chauncey Millard, formerly of Hartford Con. to Miss Fanny Lathrop of Norwich, Conn.
     At River Raisin on Thursday the 22d ult. by the Rev.J. Monteith, Mr. Oliver Johnson, merchant at that place to MissEliza, Disbrow, daughter of Henry Disbrow, of the formerplace.

DIED
In Brutus, after a painful illness of a year, Gen. James Wilson, much regretted by his numerous acquaintance, and deeply lamented by his afflicted family.

18 Aug. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Canandaigua, the the 15^st, Rev. Even Johns, Mr. Jedediah Safford, of this village, to Miss Mahala Hickock, daughter of Capt. Noah Hickock.
     At Bristol, Maj. William S. Codding to Miss Mehitable Grover.
     At Thee-catch-kah, near Fort Mitchell (Creek Nation) on the 14^th ult, Wm. Mitchell, Esq., assistant Indian Agent, to MissJenny, eldest daughter of the celebrated Creek Warrior, Gen. Wm.M'Intosh.

Casualty
     The following very melancholy occurance took place on Saturday last, at Riga in this county.
     As Mr. John McVean was binding on a load of wheat, the rope made for that purpose, gave way and Mr. McVean fell from the load and dislocated his neck. He survived but a few minutes. We learn he has a family to mourn his sudden and untimely fate.

DIED
     In this village, a child of Mr. Isaac Colvin, aged one year.
     At Brookfield, (Ms.) Hon. Oliver Crosby, aged 52.
     At Huntingdon, (Conn.) Asahel Blackman, aged 80. Mr. B. Went to bed the night before his death as well as usual and was found dead in his bed the next morning.

25 Aug. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

DIED
     In this village a child of Mr. Whitney aged 1 year.
     Sally, daughter of Asa Bailey, aged 13.
     At Bethlehem, Penn, on the 22^d inst., in full reliance upon the merits of a Saviour, the Rev. Henry Steinhaur, the much esteemed inspector of the establishment for female education at that place. He bore his extreme sufferings with exemplary resignation and fortitude, enjoying thereby in an eminent degree, those sweetest of consolations, which are peculiar to the Christian.
     In Geneva, on the 15th inst. Miss Amelia Chapin, daughter of Col. Cyrenias Chapin, in the 18^th year of her age.
     Seldom has it fallen to our lot to record an instance of mortality which has excited so much feeling as the death of this young lady. Possessed of a mild and amiable disposition; a benevolent and affectionate heart she was beloved by her friends and esteemed by her acquaintance. Her deportment from her earliest youth exhibited an inclination to seriousness; a love of virtue and morality, and a peculiar attachment to divine institutions. Through a long and distressing sickness she was an eminent example of humility, patience and resignation. The exercise of the severest pain was never known to utter a murmur; nor that fond attachment to worldly scenes, so peculiar to youth, a complaint. Her mind was unclouded to the last, and evinced a calmness and composure which is derived alone from the religion of the Saviour, and which enabled her to bid a cheerful adieu to earthly objects, and to triumph over death and the terrors of the grave. To her fond parents and affectionate sisters, the loss is irreparable; yet the consolation, that their loss is the eternal gain of their departed friend, must be a balm to their wounded spirits, and enable them to say. "The Lord hath given and the Lord hath taken away: blessed be the name of the Lord."
Geneva Gaz.

1 Sept. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     In Hartford, Conn., the Rev. Jonathan M. Wainwright, rector of Christ Church, to Miss Amelia Phelps.
     In Albany, Thomas W. Olcott, Esq., cashier of the Farmer's and Mechanic's Bank, to Miss Caroline Pepoin.
     Also, Samuel A. Foot, Esq., Counsellor at Law, to Miss Miriam Fowler.

DIED
     In Brighton, on Wednesday evening last, Mr. ____ Brace of Penfield. The circumstances attending his death were shocking. While returning home from this place in a wagon, his horses took fright and threw him out of the waggon - his foot caught between the tongue and whipple tree, and in this situation he was dragged about 12 rods. He expired in about three hours after.

8 Sept. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     On the 27th ultimo, at Junius Mr. Ezra Sibley Jr. of Brighton to Miss Delight Roberts of the former place.
     At Hartford, Conn., Col. N. Johnson to MissSarah B. Merrill, daughter of late Hezeliah Merrill.
     Capt. Manning Deming to Miss Lydia B. Olcott.

DIED
     In this village, on the 3^d inst., Phineas Pease jr., aged 24, late of Stockbridge, Mass. In annoucing the death of this amiable young man, we perform a painful duty; endeared by his virtues to a numerous circle of friends and acquaintances, his death will long be lamented and his memory revered and respected.
     At Charlotte much lamented Mrs. ____ Currier, aged 28.
     Mr. Currier left home for Montreal leaving her in a comfortable state of health. She died in about 48 hours after.
     At Wayne, near Fort Meigs, on the 15^th Aug. Col. John Lovett, aid to Gen. Van Rensalaer at the battle of Queenstown, and late a member of Congress, from Albany in this state.

15 Sept. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     In this village on Tuesday last by Rev. Comfort Williams, Moses Chapin, Esq., Attorney at Law to Miss E. M. Ward, daughter of Levi Ward jr., Esq., all of this village.
     At Clinton, by the Rev. Dr. Norton, Mr. Edward Robinson, to Miss Eliza Kirkland.
     At Albany, by Rev. Chester, Peleg Sprague, Esq. of Hallowel, District of Ms. to Miss Sarah Deming, of Utica.
     In Lyons, on Saturday the 23d ult. Mr. John Quick, to Miss Dedamie C. Dutton.
     At Palmyra, Mr. Charles Raynor, of Lyons, toMiss Mehetibal Clark, of the former place.
     At Sempronius, on Thursday last, Mr. Pitts Phillips, to Miss Mary Daniels.
     At Lanesborough (Mass.), Dr. John M. Watson, of Trenton, N. Y. to Miss Betsey M. Bacon, daughter of Samuel Bacon, Esq. of the former place.
     At Camden, Doct. Benjamin Curtiss to Miss Aurelia Stearns, both of that place.

DIED
     In this village last week, Jenette Hart, daughter of Mr. Roswell Hart, aged 2 years.
     At Bloomfield, Mr. Wright, aged 99.
     At New York, Col. Franklin Wharton, chief officer of U. S. Marine corps.
     At Plattsburgh, Col. Melancton Smith, late of the 49^th regt. U. S. army.
     In Palmyra on the 5^th inst., Eleazer Bigelow Lilly, only son of Captain Asa Lilly, aged 17 years.
     Also on the 22^d ult., Zerviah Fanning, wife of Phineas F.
     At Onondaga, Gen. Asa Danforth, aged 73, a revolutionary officer.
     At Utica, 27^th ult. in the 46^th year of her age, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, wife of Hon. Peter Smith, of Petersborough, Madison county.
     At Marcelius, Mr. David Earll, aged 66, one of the first settlers on the military tract.
     At Boston, Mr. Ebenezer Rhoades, late editor of the Independent Chronicle, aged 48.
     On his passage from Jamaica to Liverpool, M. G. Lewis, the celebrated author, well known as Monk Lewis.
     At Huntington, Miss Hannah Judd, aged 18.
     Mr. Nathan Clark, aged 99, his descendants in all one hundred and sixty two, viz. 10 children, 41 grand children, 104 great grand children, 7 of the 4th generation; of whom 127 are now living.
     At Astabula, (Ohio,) on the 4^th inst. after a short, distressing illness, Mrs. Lois Badger. In this excellent woman the graces of the Christian character were conspicuous. She accommodated herself, with admirable propriety to the vicissitudes of her life, and bore with a fortitude and elevation of mind worthy of the cause, the privations and hardships of a missionary's wife.

22 Sept. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Lima, (Ontario Co) on the 10^thinst. by Elder Joseph Badger, Mr. Charles Green, of Bloomfield, to Miss Electa Perrin, of the fomer place.
     At Murray on the 9^th inst., Mr. Wm. B.Spafford to Miss Shelomy Barnet, both of that town.Likewise Mr. John Ferguson, to Miss Laura Lockwood.

DIED
     In this village, Saturday morning last, Mrs. Hannah Pratt, wife of B. Pratt, aged 28.
     At Henrietta, Ontario Co. on the 13^th inst., Mr. Daniel Hedges in his 50^th year of his age, leaving an afflicted wife and 7 children to mourn his loss, but we trust their loss is his eternal gain.

29 Sept. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Henrietta, Mr. Thomas Finton, to Mrs. Abigail Finton.
     At Vienna on the 31^st ult. by William Smith, esq., Mr. Giles Butts, to Miss Sarah Mattoon.
     At Hillside, Columbia county, Bowen Whiting, Esq. of Geneva, to Miss Nancy M'Kinstry, of the former place.
     In Phelps, Mr. Rice Warner, to Miss Rebecca Carson.
     In Westboro, Mr. Rev. Zedekiah Smith Barstow, pastor of the congregational church in Keene, to Miss Elizabeth Fay Blake of Westboro.
     In Somers, Con., Mr. Chester Pease to Miss Eunice Church, after a courtship of 35 years.
     Mr. Nathaniel Reeder to Mrs. Jane Crandle ofNew Paltz, he being her seventh husband.
     At Lansing, Mr. John Moore, jr. of Oswego, to Miss Catharine Amelia Vernam.
     At Otisco, Dr. Calvin V. R. Lansing to Miss Amanda Carter.
     At New York, Mr. Edward Nicholl, to Miss Frances B. Shelton, daughter of Ransom Shelton.
     At Reading, Mr. John Diven to Miss Olive Bacon.
     At Auburn, Mr. Samuel C. Dunham, to Miss Jerusha Dunning.
     Mr. Harvey Lynch to Miss Elce Hufman.
     At Aurora, Mr. Solomon Masey, of Watertown,Jefferson Co. to Miss Esther M. Bolt, of the former place.

DIED
     In Canandaigua, Miss Mary Rawson, aged 20.
     In Auburn, Mr. Lewis B. Sturges jr.
     At St. Louis, (M. T.) in consequence of a wound lately received in a duel with Capt. Martin - Capt. Thomas Ramsey of the 1^st rifle regiment.
     In Palmyra, Lemuel Parkhurst, Esq. Post-Master, a native of Milford, Ms. aged 28 years, after a distressing sickness of four weeks, which he sustained with great patience and fortitude.
     At Passy, Del., Richard Cooper, esq. late Judge of the Supreme Court of that State, aged 63.
     In Newington, Nathaniel Folsom, late Naval Officer of Portsmouth, N. H., aged 69.
     In Tennessee, William Alexander, Esq., Secretary of that state.
     In Manlius, Mr. Belvidera Randall, aged 31 years, wife of Nicholas P. Randall, Esq. and daughter of Doct. Zina Hitchcock, Sandy Hill, N. Y.
     In Catskill, on the 11^th inst., Mrs. Ellen Van Bergen, aged 32 years.
In Ithica, Mr. Joseph J. Collins, aged 22, he appeared to be in perfect health till about an hour previous to his death.
     In Seneca, the 19^th Mr. Jacob T. Harrington.
     In Phelps, Mrs. Lucy Taylor, consort of Mr. John Taylor.
     In Hartford, Conn., Thomas Tisdell, Esq., aged 61.
     Mr. William Pratt, aged 48.
     On his passage from Africa to England, Mr. Samuel J. Mills, an agent of the American colonization society, aged 43.
     At Venice, Sandusky Bay, Oliver Barrett,Esq., former postmaster at Mechanicsville, Saratoga Co., aged 35years.

     Drowned, near Louisville, Ken., James Carr, Esq., and his daughter, aged 9 years. Mr. C. was formerly member of Congress from the Dist. Of Me.

6 Oct. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     In Brutus, Mr. Henry W. Durnford, to Miss Clarissa Leonard, daughter of Mr. Joseph Leonard of that place.

DIED
     In Phelps, on the 24^th inst. Col. Theodore Bannister, commandant of the 71^st regiment of New York Militia, in the 44^th year of his age. He was attended to his grave by a large concourse of friends and relatives and the Order of Masonic of the vicinity, and a detachment of the 71^st regiment appeared under arms to pay the last tribute of respect to their deceased Colonel.
     In Geneva, Mr. Charles Walbridge, in the 21^st year of his age.
     At New Lebanon, Columbia county, Mr. Asa Bacon, of Junius, Seneca county, aged 75 years.
     At Floyd, on the 18^th inst. Doct. James Braddish, formerly of Hampshire county, Mass. Aged 66. In the early part of his life he was eminent as a Physician and Surgeon - always kind and affectionate as a husband and parent.

13 Oct. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     In this village, on Thursday evening last, by the Rev. C. Williams, Mr. Preston Smith, of this village, to Miss Eunetia Newell, late of Monson, (Mass.)
     In Lyme, Conn. On the 24^th Sept. JosephSpencer, Esq. of this village, to Miss Elizabeth Selden ofthe former place.

DIED
     In Ontario, on the 2^d inst., Mr. Samuel Brown, son of Mr. Phineas B., 17 years. On the same day, Miss Cynthia Stebbins.
     At Albany, Mr. John Henshall, printer, aged 24 years.
     In Buffalo, after a long and distressing illness, which was supported with uncommon fortitude and Christian resignation, Mr. John Haddock, merchant, aged forty-two years.

20 Oct. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     In this village on Sunday evening, Mr. JohnBeach, of Lewiston to Mrs. Patty Stone.
     At Paris, on the 4^th inst., Newman Gridley, to Miss Sophia Cowing.
     In Phelps, by the Rev. Mr. Townsend, Thomas Baldwin, Esq. of Palmyra to Mrs. Eleanor Cuyler, of Phelps.

DIED
     At Sodus, (Ontario county,) Mr. H. Johnson, Jun. aged 23.
     At Troy, Gen. David Van Ness, aged 74.
     At Fairfax, Ma. on the 18^th inst. Mr. Humphrey Mason. The circumstances of his death we understand were these: The company to which he was attached had been ordered out for regimental review and inspection at China. Very early in the morning according to a ridiculous practice in the country, he with others met at the house of an officer, for the purpose of paying him a salute before the company paraded. After performing this ceremony and partaking very liberally of the bounty which the officer had provided, Mason, and another young man by the name of Rollins, began to play with their muskets - when the latter, forgetting that his piece was loaded, undertook to frighten his companion by snapping it at him. The piece being directed at the abdomen of Mr. M. literally blew out his intestines. After lingering about half an hour, he perspired. Let the fate of this unfortunate young man operate as a caution to others not to continue a practice liable to many evil consequences without the possibility of producing any good.
     At Livonia, on the 20^th of Sept. in the 23^d year of his age, Joseph Young. He was a distinguished Youth, from his childhood for learning and piety.

27 Oct. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     In this village on the 25^th inst. by the Rev. C. Williams, John P. Sheldon, Esq. Printer, of Detroit, to Miss Eliza Whiting.
     At Princeton, N. J. by President Smith, Major General P. B. Porter, of this State, to Mrs. Laticia P. Grayson, of Kentucky.

10 Nov. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Williamsburgh, (Ontario Co.) on the 28^th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Forman, of Geneseo, Doct. Frederick F. Backus, of this village, to Miss Rebecca Fitzhugh, daughter of Col. Fitzhugh of the former place.
     In Prattstown, Dr. Levi Fay to Miss Bathsheba Gaines.

DIED
From the St. Andrews Gazette.

     At St. Andrews, in the province of New Brunswick, on the 26^th ult. in the 82^d year of his age, the Rev. Samuel Andrews, (father of Samuel I. Andrews of this village,) a venerable Missionary to this Province, from the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, and Rector of St. Andrews. This pious and amiable character has retired from the world full of years, and full of the admiration and esteem of all who knew him - to his family and his friends, an irreparable loss - and while memory holds its seat, the recollection of his virtues and of his Parishioners. He was interred on Tuesday the 29^th ult. after a Sermon preached upon the occasion and his funeral was attended by the whole parish, the Military, and a most respectable Body of the Clergy and gentry from the neighborhood and the American shores; amidst the tears and griefs of a grateful people.
     At Aurelius, Cayuga Co. on the 8^th ult. Miss Sarah Penfield, aged 19 daughter of Mr. William H. Penfield of Brighton, Ont. Co.
     We received, too late for insertion, a lengthy communication on the dath of Miss P. We have only room to give a brief extract from it.
     Miss P. was at an early age called to preside at the head of her father's family, on account of the ill health of her mother, who was confined by sickness for more than three years, during which time she preformed the duties of a tender and affectionate daughter. To the sick and afflicted, she was always a friend - and her premature death is deeply lamented by all who knew her. By this stroke of Divine Providence, a father and his family are deprived of an affectionate daughter and sister, but they mourn not as those who are without hope. Her spirit has fled, they fondly believe, to that haven of rest "where sorrow never enters."

24 Nov. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Canandaigua, by Rev. Mr. Johns, George W. Blodgett of Le Roy, Genesee Co. to Miss Sophia Gould.
     On Thursday evening, by the same Rev. gentleman, Hugh M'Nair Esq., Clerk of the county, to Mrs. Elizabeth Dungan.
     At Ripley, Chautaugue Co., Dr. Silas Spencer to Miss Harriet Goodrich.
     At New York, Rev. John Z. Miller, of Albany, to Miss Ann Kip, daughter of Isaac L. Kip, Esq.
     At Middletown, Con., Mr. Henry Peck, to Miss Jerusha Clark.

DIED
     In Caledonia, Genesee Co., Mrs. Dean, wife of Mr. Orange Dean, formerly of Black Rock.
     In Buffalo, Mr. Le Ray Thomas aged about 19 years.
     In Albany, Mrs. Elizabeth Bloodgood, wife of Francis B. esq.
     In Lebanon, Ohio, capt. Jonathan Cushing, aged 29, formerly of Hingham, Massachusetts.
     In Brattleborough, Vt., John W. Blaje Esq., aged 61.

1 Dec. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Canandaigua, Mr. Chester W. Cady, of Henrietta, to Miss Laura Andrews, of the former place.

15 Dec. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Groveland, on the 15^th inst.by William Doty, Esq., Mr. Henry Acker, to Miss Polly Holden.
     At Angelica, on the 16^th inst. by Elder Corpe, Mr. William Outcalt to Miss Anna M'Bride, daughter of Mr. William M'Bride, all of that place.

DIED
     At Geneseo, on the 15^th inst. Mrs. Elizabeth Hastings, the amiable consort of Orlando Hastings, Esq., aged 29.
     At Mount Morris, on the 19^th inst., Mr. Richard Irvin.

22 Dec. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Comfort Williams, Mr. S. Melancton Smith, Merchant to Prua Hanford, all of this village.
     On Sunday evening, Mr. Horace Bates, Merchant of Covington to Miss Mary Nichols of this village.

29 Dec. 1818
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Riga, Egbert Bennet to Miss Amanda Elmore.
     In Middleton, Monmouth, (N. J.) Gaffer Thomas Tilton, in the 76^th year of his age to Miss Mary Lucar, in her 18^th year. She is the daughter of Thomas Tilton's former wife; so that this husband and wife were at least half grandfather and half grand daughter. At the same time, John Lucar, the brother of the infant bride to his half aunt Katy Clinton, widow, daughter of Thomas Tilton, bridegroom. Quere If both the above pairs should be blessed with issue, how would geneological readers rank them in the degrees of affinity?

DIED
     In Sutton, Mass., Col. Timothy Sibley, aged 91.
     At Burlington, N. J., Mary Bloomfield, wife of Gen. Joseph Bloomfield, aged 66. At Hamilton College, Mr. Seth Norton, professor of languages in that institution. Mr. Timothy Jerome, aged 83. He had lived with his wife 55 years. Mrs. Baxter, aged 26.

5 Jan. 1819
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     In this village on Thursday evening last, by Rev. C. Williams, Mr. Luther Crouch of Farmington, to Miss Jemima Hoyt of this village.

DIED
     In this village, on Friday last, Mrs. Electa Granger, wife of Mr. Lyman G.
     The lamented death of this young woman has excited feelings of sympathy in all who knew her. She has left an evidence to her friends, cheering and consoling, that their lass is to her, infinite gain.

12 Jan. 1819
Rochester Telegraph

Married
     In this village, last evening by the Rev. C. Williams, Mr. Gerritt Smith, of Peterboro (Madison Co.) to Miss Wealthea Ann Backus, daughter of the late Rev. Azel Backus, President of Hamilton College.
     In Murray on Sunday the 27^th of Dec., Mr. Thomas Talcott to Miss Angelina Jones, late from Willistown, Vt.

DIED
     At Charlotte on Friday last, Mrs. Currier aged 33, wife of Mr. Samuel Currier.

19 Jan. 1819
Rochester Telegraph

DIED
     The wife of Captain Samuel Currier, whose death was mentioned last week, was the daughter of John Dimmick, of Pittsford, Vt. She was the fourth wife of Captain Currier, three of whom were buried in one grave. She had been married but ten months.

2 Feb. 1819
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     In this village, Mr. Nathaniel Bingham, to Miss Mary Kempshall.
     At Mendon, by Elder Joseph Badger, Mr. Justin Otis of Montville, Conn. to Miss Minerva Babcock of the former place.
     At Bloomfield, Mr. Zebede Bond of Mendon, to Miss Amy Gardner.
     At Lima, Mr. Justin Gates of Mendon to Eliza Peas.
     At Murray, by Wm. Groves Esq., Mr. Edward Chappell to Miss Lydia Goodnough.

DIED
     In England, Mr. G. Wright, Printer, aged 87. He was probably, the oldest proprietor of a newspaper in the world, having published Wright's Leeds Intelligencer 67 years.

9 Feb. 1819
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Henrietta, Mr. Asahel Hurd, aged 45 toLydia Perkins, aged 19. Mr. William Young to Lucy Gilman.

DIED
     At Lima, on the 29^th ult. Mrs. Terry, age about 56.
     At Rush, a child of Mr. Benjamin Jeffords.
     In New York, Rev. Thomas Thorpe, aged about 28 years. For several years he had been a traveling Methodist Preacher.
     At Pompey, Onond. Co., Isaac Baldwin Esq. in the 66^th year of his age. He was acting Adjutant under Colonel Butler at the famous massacre of Wyoming and was one of the few who escaped the savage tomahawk and scalping knife.
     At Tonawanta village, on the 27^th ult. John Sky, a Seneca chief, aged 55.

16 Feb. 1819
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Pittsford, on the evening of the 14^th inst. by the Rev. Chauncey Cook, Mr. John Lane to Mrs. Patty Hopkins, all of Pittsford.
     In Mendon, Mr. John Foot to Miss Sophia Rogers.
     In Avon, Mr. David Bramon to Miss Polly Bigalow.

DIED
     In Pittsford on the 13^th inst., Mrs. Arsenath Shepherd, wife of Mr. Joseph Shepherd, aged 41.

23 Feb. 1819
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Brighton, Mr. Zechariah Lewis to Miss Diana Granger.
     At Carthage, Mr. Joseph Woods to Miss Rachel Seaman.

DIED
At Henrietta, Mrs. Mary Bacon, aged 63.

2 March 1819
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     In Henrietta, Mr. William Lowell of Brighton, to Miss Lucy Johnson.

DIED
     In Brighton, on the 20^th Feb., Mrs. Sarah Stone, wife of Maj. Orange Stone, aged 35. Her funeral was attended on Monday the 22^d by a numerous circle of relations and acquaintance. An appropriate discourse was delivered on the occasion by the Rev. Mr. Allen. She was interred in the same grave with her mother and sister. Mrs. S. gave evidence to those around her that she was prepared for an exchange of worlds. Humility and meekness were conspicuous in her life, and especially in her sickness. She appeared to be resigned to the will of God, and committing her family to his protection and care through her kind Redeemer, she left the world in peace.
[Communicated.]
     In Schenectady, Mrs. Rebecca Smith, relict of the late Captain Thomas Smith, in the 51^st year of her age.
     At Philadelphia, Mr. Thomas Smith, one of the editors of the Philadelphia Union.

9 March 1819
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     In this village, on Thursday evening last, Mr. Ebenezer Lewis, to Miss Betsey Jackson.

DIED
     At Ogden, on Thursday last, Mrs. Nabby Kneeland, wife of Timo. P. Kneeland.

23 March 1819
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     In Hampstead, (Mass.) Mr. Job Eaton, to Miss Ruth Sawyer after an undisturbed courtship of six years.
     In the same place, Mr. Michael Shute to Miss Olive Johnson, after a pleasant and undisturbed courtship of only eight years, 7 months and 6 days.
     In Newburyport, Mr. Samuel Somerby, to Miss Hannah George, after a pleasant, undisturbed and uninterrupted courtship of 17 years, 8 months and 23 days.
     In Boston, Mr. Nathaniel Nottage, aged 62, to Mrs. Harriet Witherbe, aged 29, after a courtship of 3 weeks and 6 days.
     On Sunday the 27^th of Dec. last, Mr. John Miller, of Brothers Valley township, to Miss Susannah Didy, of Allegany, (Penn.) after an agreeable courtship of 30 minutes.

30 March 1819
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED
     At Charlotte, on the 4^th inst., Mr. James Currier to Miss Sybell Gitchell.
     At Pittsford on the 10^th inst., Capt. Samuel Currier of Charlotte to Miss Clarissa Gilbert, being his fifth wife.

6 April 1819
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MARRIED
     In Mendon, Mr. Moses Rowel, to Miss Suba Gilbert. Mr. Daniel Strong to Miss Hannah Claflin. Mr. George Madison to Miss Polly Lamphear. Mr. Zachariah Nobles to Miss Eunice Foote. Mr. Ulysses Woodbury to Rebecca Ward, all of Mendon.
     In Newburyport, Mass. Mr. Samuel Somerby to Miss Hannah George, after an undisturbed courtship of 17 years.
     At Paris, Oneida County, Mr. Thomas E. Dorsey, of Lyons, to Miss Sophia Hecox.
     At Batavia, Ebenezer Cary, Esq. to Mrs. ----- Cunningham.
     At Hartford, Conn., Mr. Sylvanus Marvin, of Buffalo, to Miss Harrington.

DIED
     At New York, on the 10^th March, after a short illness, in the 50^th year of his age, John E. Caldwell, Esq. agent for the American Bible Society.
     In Richmond, Ontario County, widow Rebecca Wood, a native of Ireland, aged 114.
     In Harrowgate, (Eng.) Mrs. Ann Dawson, aged 161.

13 April 1819
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MARRIED
     In Canandaigua, Mr. John A. Granger, to Miss Julia Ann Williams.

20 April 1819
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MARRIED
     At Rockland, Ind. Mr. Myers, the converted Jew to Mrs. Mary Philips. At Lewiston, Mr. Samuel Barton to Miss Harriet S. Fairbanks. At Pittsfield, Mr., Daniel B. Bush Esq. to Miss Maria Merrick. At Sackets Harbor, Mr. Charles Colburn to Miss Rebecca Whiting. At Williamson, Mr. John Hagers, to Mrs. Hannah Shearman. At Albany, Mr. Christopher Richardson of Geneva to Miss Sarah Adams. At Pompey (West Hill,) Mr. Abial Davidson to Miss Sophia Miller. Doct. Chauncey Williams to Miss Betsey Cole. At Colchester, Conn., Mr. Mark Crown, to Miss Rose Waters, after a courtship of thirty five years, having had fifteen children and eight grand children.

DIED
     In Sempronius, Cayuga Co., Mr. Jotham Jayne, aged 62.
     At Scipio, Capt. Asa Goodrich, aged 54.

27 April 1819
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MARRIED
     At Ogden, Mr. Archibald Humphrey to MissRhoda Story. Mr. William Whittlesey to Miss MaryBell.

DIED
     At Pittsford, on Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Eldridge, wife of Z. Eldridge.

4 May 1819
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MARRIED
     In New York, by the Rev. Mr. Stansbury, His excellency De Witt Clinton, to Miss Catharine Jones, daughter of the late Dr. Thomas Jones.
     At Montezuma, Orson Seymour, Esq., cashier of the Utica branch bank at Canandaigua to Miss Caroline Maria Clarke.

11 May 1819
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DIED
     In Brighton on the 30^th of April last, Mrs. Jane Bingham, wife of Doctor Eleazer Bingham, in the thirty eight year of her age, after a long and painful illness of more than a year which she bore with true Christian fortitude, patience and resignation to the will of her Divine Master. She was beloved and respected by all her numerous acquaintance while living and much lamented in death, but her mourning friends have this consolation that she died the death of the righteous and their loss is her unspeakable gain.
[Communicated.]

18 May 1819
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MARRIED
     On the 3d instant, at the house of Benjamin Prescott, Esq., Cohoesville, near Waterford, by the Rev. Mr. Butler, Mr. Laurent Clerc, of La Balme (France) to Miss Eliza C. Boardman, of Whitesborough, N. Y. Both deaf and dumb, Mr. Clerc is one of the principal instructors in the asylum for the deaf and dumb, at Hartford, Conn. And Miss Boardman a pupil in that institution.

DIED
     In this town on the 15^th inst., of hydrothorax, Dr. Manley Wellman in the 39^th year of his age.
     In Sodus, after a long and painful illness Capt. Wm. Young, aged 65 years, formerly of Boston. His death is much and truly regretted by his relatives and acquaintances.
     In Junius, suddenly, the 9^th inst., Mr. Thomas Whiteford.

25 May 1819
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DIED
     At Montpellier in France, on the 24^th of Feb. 1819, in the 22^d year of his age, Mr. Albert Backus of this village, second son of the late Dr. Azel Backus, President of Hamilton College.
     The deceased had, for several months previous to his death, struggled with a pulmonary complaint, and the last autumn he removed for the benefit of his health, from this to a milder climate. In France he experienced the hospitality of a generous people, and his countrymen attended his obsequies in the protestant church.
     Endued with a native energy of character, he gave early promise of usefulness; but though the hopes and expectations of his friends are thus cut off, they will long cherish the endeared remembrance of his virtues. [Communicated.]

8 June 1819
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MARRIED
     In East Rochester on Thursday evening last, Colonel P. Jeffords to Miss Betsey Easton, late of East Hartford, Connecticut.

22 June 1819
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Accident.
     A few days since Mr. Aaron Fuller, of Nunda, formerly of this town, was drowned at the upper falls of the Genesee River. In endeavoring to steer a raft into the race-way at Mr. M'Kay's mill, he was carried below it by the strength of the current, and fearful of being carried over the dam, he threw himself from the raft, but was not able to reach the shore.
Moscow Advertiser.

DIED
     In Canandaigua, on Friday evening last, of a consumption, Mr. Charles Sanborn, aged 18 years.
     In Hillsdale, much lamented, on the 19^th ult., Miss Ann M. Thane, an amiable and pious young lady, daughter of Doctor Samuel Thane in the 20^th year of her age.

29 June 1819
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MARRIED
     At Parma, Mr. Benjamin Hicks aged 43, to Cemantha Cross, aged 23.
     On the 23^d, Mr. Elihu Talmadge, to Miss Clarissa Hills.
     In Hanover, Chatauque county, Mr. David Brand, aged 74 years, to Mrs. Abigail Weller, aged 51.
     At Perry, N. J., Mr. Lyman Hindman, aged 20, to Miss Jennet Stevens, aged 60, after a courtship of two days.

DIED
     In this village, yesterday morning, Nathaniel StrongChristopher, aged 14, son of Mr. John G. Christopher.

     Drowned at Charlotte, on the 12^th inst., Mr. James McMillan, in crossing the Genesee river. He was found on Monday morning, the 21^st inst. and decently interred.

6 July 1819
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DIED
     In this village, on Friday morning last, Mrs. Sally Johnson, wife of Mr. William Johnson.
     In Henrietta, Miss Mary Daniels, wife of Mr. Israel Daniels, aged 20.

13 July 1819
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MARRIED
     In Lansing, Tompkins Co., Mr. Hiram Leavenworth, printer of the Waterloo Gazette, to Miss Lavina Holden.
     In Scipio, on Saturday the 19^th inst. by Thomas Chadwick, Esq., Mr. Jacob Benaway, to Miss Charlotte Burden. Mr. Porter Burden to Miss Maria Ann Benaway.

DIED
     At Steubenville, Ohio, on the 26^th of April last of a typhus fever, Henry Allyn, Esq., aged 44, late of Coventry, Chenango Co. where he has left a wife and 8 children to lament his untimely death.
     Suddenly, at Hurlgate, on Thursday, Mrs. Elizabeth S. Gracie, wife of Mr. Wm. G. and daughter of Gov. Wolcott.
     In Boston, Mr. Isaiah Thomas, jun. printer and bookseller, 45.
Drowned, on his passage from St. Martins to St. Thomas, on the 20^th ult. by being knocked overboard, Major Joseph Hart, late of Hartford, Con. aged 62.

20 July 1819
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MARRIED
     In LeRoy, on the 15^th inst., Mr. William H. Wells, merchant, of Batavia to Miss Rachel Ganson, daughter of Major John Ganson. On the 4^th inst., Mr. Asa Burroughs, to Miss Sobrina Squires. On the 8^th inst., Mr. Charles Russel to Miss Polly King.

DIED
     In this village last week, a child of Mr. Lyman Wait, aged 14 months.
     On Friday evening last, Edwin, an infant son of Mr. William Brewster.
     At Trenton, on the 28^th of June, after a lingering illness, which he bore with the fortitude of a Christian and a Soldier, Gen. Melanchton Floyd Woolsey, in the 62^nd year of his age. General Woolsey served through the whole of the revolutionary struggle, from the rank of Lieutenant to that of Major. He was on his way home to Sacket's Harbor, to spend his eve of live in the bosom of a fond family who are left to bewail his loss.
Sack. Harb. Gaz.

27 July 1819
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DIED
     At Mexico, Oswego county, Mr. Isaac Douglas, son of Mr. Stephen D. of that town. This gentleman had been a resident in Catskill for about four years, where he applied himself to theological studies, in addition to the laborious cares of a daily school. He was a constant correspondent of the Catskill Recorder; and many of the productions of his pen, among which were the numbers entitled "The Brief Scripture Remarker," possess no inconsiderable met it, more than enough to make his early death be felt as serious loss to the community. Hudson Whig.

3 Aug. 1819
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DIED
     In Brighton, of whooping cough, on the 29^th ult., Phebe Joan, daughter of Ezekiel Morse, aged 15 months.
     Drowned in Philadelphia, Robert S. Harred, aged 14, a youth of uncommon powers, having already committed to memory the New Testament, the Psalms, Proverbs, Solomon's Songs, the book of Isaiah, and Watson's version of the Psalms, and had commenced the task of adding the whole Bible.

10 Aug. 1819
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DIED
     At Parma, on the 4th inst. an infant daughter of Doct. James Scott.
     At Cleveland, (Ohio,) on the 6^th inst. Col. Thomas Smith Webb, formerly a valuable citizen of Providence, and Past Master of the Grand Lodge of Rhode Island.
     In Rush, (Ont. Co.) on Friday last Nathan Jeffords Esq. aged 64.
     In Charlotte, on the 3^d inst. after a few days illness, universally regretted, Mrs. Ednah Huntington, aged 56, consort of E. Huntington.

17 Aug. 1819
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DIED
     At Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio, on the 21^st ult., Elihu Spencer, Esq. aged 36, son of Isaac Spencer, Esq., Treasurer of Connecticut.

24 Aug. 1819
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DIED
     At Peterboro (Madison Co.) on the 15^th inst., Mrs. Wealthy Ann Smith, late of this village, wife of Mr. Gerritt Smith and daughter of Rev. Azel Backus, President of Hamilton College, aged 19.
     It has seldom fallen to our lot to record an instance of mortality which will be so generally lamented, or so deeply regretted as the death of this amiable young woman - mild and affectionate in her disposition, she was respected and esteemed by all who knew her. Her friends will long treasure a remembrance of her virtues, and embalm her memory with tears of affection.
     At Pittsfield, Vt., General Israel Keith, aged 70.

31 Aug. 1819
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     MARRIED - At Mendon, Mr. Charles Beadle toMrs. Enman.

     Casualty - Mr. Robert Kennedy, aged 71, wasinstantly killed by a fall from his horse, on the 22^d inst.at Springfield. He was a worthy and respectable citizen.

     DIED - At East Rochester, on Thursday morning last, Mr. William Johnson, aged 27 years, after a short but distressing illness. His funeral obsequies were attended by the Masonic Society, of which he was aworthy member - and a large concourse of citizens, who testified by their sympathies the request they felt for the memory of this enterprising, industrious, and useful man.
     At Charlotte, Mrs. ---- Currier, the fifth wife of Capt. Samuel Currier.

7 Sept. 1819
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     DIED - Goshen, Orange Co., the 15^th inst. in the 26^th year of his age, Alexander Duer, Esq. councellor at law, and youngest son of the late Col. Wm. Duer.
     In Princeton, N. J. the Rev. Samuel Stanhope Smith, D. D. L. L. D. late president of Princeton College.
     In the inn of Consider Shaw, in Brutus, Cayuga Co. on the evening of the 20^th ult. after a distressing illness of ten days, Mr. Hall Bedell, about 24 years of age - he had no acquaintance in this part of the country. He gave information that he had resided at Poughkeepsie and at Buffalo, and that he had a brother living in Upper Canada, and one in the state of Ohio, and one in Poughkeepsie.

21 Sept. 1819
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     MARRIED - In Mendon, on the 5^th inst., Mr. W. M. Ward to Miss Mary Williams.
     In Geneva; the 9^th inst., Mr. Wm. M. Watson, to Miss Charlotte Sherwood, daughter of Mr. Jeremiah Sherwood.
     Charles Irwin to Caroline Hooper, daughter of M. Pontius Hooper at Waterloo, Seneca Co.
     In Benton by Abner Woodworth, Esq., Mr. Ezra Sheppard, of Conhoncton, to Miss Sally Lovejoy, of the former place. Mr. John S. Wheat to Miss Ursula Cole.
     In Gorham, Mr. Seth Hull to Miss Esther Purdy.

     DIED - In this village on Wednesday last, Mr. Thomas Page, late of Middlebury, Vt., aged 18 years.
     In this village on the 18^th inst., an infant child of Mr. John Smith.
     In Rush, on the 3^d inst. Mr. Wm. German, aged 25.
     At Henrietta, Mr. Milton Wade, aged about 26.
     In Waterloo, much respected and lamented, Gen. Isaac Maltby, late from Massachusetts.
     In Utica, on the 3^d inst., Charles K. Lathrop, aged 20, the eldest son of John H. Lathrop, Esq.
     Singular Affliction - Died at Charlotte, on Saturday last, Miss Harriot Huntington, aged 17, daughter of Mr. E. Huntington. - In the short space of seven weeks Mr. Huntington has been deprived of four of his family. His wife whose death has been mentioned in this paper, died on the 3^d, his daughter Martha, aged 27, on the 25^th, Phoebe, aged 21, on the 29^th of August, and Harriott, on the 19^th inst. They have all died of the fever which prevails on the shore of Lake Ontario.
     Drowned - In the Mississippi river, on the 25th July last, Mr. Henry A. Cook, aged 24 years, eldest son of David Cook Esq. of Geneva.
     Mr. Cook was passing up the river fromHarrisonville, (about 30 miles below St. Louis, Missouri Territory) toBridgewater, when the boat was carried by the swiftness of the currentunder a sawyer and precipitated him into untimely and watery grave. Thebody was not found until several days after this melancholy occurrence.

28 Sept. 1819
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     MARRIED - At East Rochester, on Thursday last, by Rev. H. U. Onderdonk of Canandaigua; Mr. William P. Shearman to Miss Mariett Andrews, daughter of Mr. Samuel I. Andrews.
     In Leroy, on the 20^th inst. by Henry Culver, Esq., Mr. Abraham Ford to Miss Maria Wallace, both of the above place.
     At Pittsfield, Ms. On the 15^th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Humphreys, Mr. Eleazer Hills of Auburn, to Miss Sarah W. Bissell, daughter of Josiah Bissell Esq. of the former place.

5 Oct. 1819
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     MARRIED - In Middlebury, Vt. On the 22d ult., Mr. Andrew V. T. Leavitt, of this village, to Miss Julia Miller, of the former place.
     In Utica, on the 27^th ult., Mr. Elisha Loomis, Printer, of Canandaigua, Ontario county, to Miss Maria T. Sartwell of the former place, after an acquaintance of about a fortnight. It is their object to go to the Sandwich Islands this fall, in the vessel that is to sail from Boston, under the direction of the Society for Foreign Missions.

     DIED - In New York, Gilbert Aspinwall, merchant.
     At Albany, Miss Joanna Howe, aged 34, wife of Estes Howe Esq.
     At Portsmouth, N. H., Hon. John Langdon, late Governor of that state, aged 79.
     At Boston, Dr. John Jeffries, aged 75, for many years an eminent physician.
     At Carlisle, Penn., David Watts Esq. an eminent attorney of law.
     At Baltimore, Dr. Henry Dorcy, of malignant fever.

12 Oct. 1819
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     DIED - On Tuesday, 28^th ult. at Malden, Col. John Ogilvy, late his Britannic Majesty's Commissioner under the 6^th and 7^th articles of the Treaty of Ghent, of the prevalent lake fever. Col. O. was a gentleman of irreproachable character, and filled the station he held as commissioner with such urbanity to all parties, as gained him the esteem of American as well as English gentlemen attached to the Commission. - Niag. Pat.

19 Oct. 1819
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     MARRIED - In this village, yesterday morning, by the Rev. C. Williams, Mr. Gideon Cobb to Miss Roxana Worden.

26 Oct. 1819
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     MARRIED - At East Windsor, Conn., Mr. SamuelRuggles, of Brookfield, Mass. to Miss Nancy Wells. AtBrookfield, Mass. Dr. Thomas Holman, of Cooperstown, N. Y. toMiss Lucia Ruggles. All of the above are bound as missionaries tothe Sandwich Islands. At Lewiston, Mr. Eliakim Briggs, of Rome, to Miss Esther Saunders, of the former place. At Riga, Mr. Isaac Hemingway to Mrs. ---- Stilson, of this town.

     DIED - At East Rochester, on the 20^th inst., Mr. Stephen Shaw. At Utica, Mathew Hubbell, Esq., 57, formerly from Lanesborough, Mass. At Poughkeepsie, the Hon. Matthias B. Talmadge, late Judge of the Northern District of this State. At Mobile, Mr. Harvey Ellsworth, 22, late of Hartford, Conn. At Long Meadow, Mass., Rev. Storrs, in the 57^th year of his age, and 35^th of his ministry. At Albany, Mr. John Stafford, 51 of the firm of Stafford & Weed. At New Haven, Con., Rebecca Jefferson, 53. She belonged to the society of Shakers, in Enfield, and her death was occasioned by drinking the oil of evergreen, by mistake. At Stonington, Conn. Mr. Nathaniel Palmer, jr., son of Mr. Nathaniel Palmer, who also died on the same day, in the midst of usual health in a sudden and unexpected manner. The father's death, it is supposed, was caused by the effect produced upon him while witnessing the pangs of his expiring son, which is a most striking evidence of all strength of paternal affection. In Waterloo, Mr. Silas Porter, jr., 23, late of Hatfield, Mass. In Phelps, Miss Nancy Woodhull, 19. In Winchester, N. H. widow Martha Stowell, 78. Her descendants are 10 children, 75 grand-children, and 32 great-grand-children. At Troy, the Rev. James Sheldon, 90, and for more than 45 years a minister of the Baptist church.

2 Nov. 1819
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     MARRIED - In Westminster, Mass. On the 5^th inst. Mr. Henry Farwell, of Post-Town, N. Y. to Miss Nancy Jackson, daughter of Mr. John Jackson of the former place. At Rome, Maj. Charles Larabee, of the U. S. Army, to Miss Elizabeth Hathaway, daughter of J. Hathaway, Esq. of that place. In West Bloomfield, Mr. Peter W. Handy to Miss Susannah Whitney.

     DIED - In N. Orleans, Mr. S. J. D'Anterocke, printer. At Fort Meigs, Ohio, Eleazer Conant, aged 68, and his wife, aged 50., from Vermont. In S. Carolina, Capt. Lemuel Forsyth, aged 46, from Conn. In Savannah, Edward Stebbins, aged 56, besides 7 other persons, elderly young from New Eng. At Griswold, Conn., Abiel Benjamin, aged 104, and Ezra Benjamin, aged 77. At N. Orleans, Hannah, aged 16, and Thomas, aged 14, children of the late Thos. Butman, formerly of Salem, Mass. Making 8 deaths in all which have occurred in this ill fated family, since their emigration to New Orleans.

9 Nov. 1819Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - In Charleston, S. C. of the yellow fever, Mr. Ralph Isham, formerly of Hartford, Conn. In New Orleans, of the yellow fever, Mr. Isaac Townsend, merchant, formerly of Windsor, Vt. Mr. Percival Hall, 24, formerly of Cornish, N. H. In Rochester, Vt. Capt. Timothy Clement, 92, an officer in the Revolutiony army. In Newark, N. J. on the 17^th ult. the Hon. Elias Boudinet, 71, late President of the American Bible Society. In Guilderland, Albany county, Mr. George Reelman, aged 112 years, 6 months and 25 days. He was born in the city of Landau, in Germany, in the year 1707. He had four children in Germany, three of whom died before his emigration. He embarked for this country at Holland, in a vessel bound for Philadelphia, with his wife and remaining child, who was a son, and is now living at the residence of his deceased father at an advanced age. His wife died at sea, and with his child he arrived at Philadelphia, A. D. 1740. Mr. R. was a patriot and a hero, as well as the moralist and the christian. He served two campaigns in Germany - he was engaged in the famous battle of Prague, where he and a fellow soldier escaped by the hand of Divine Providence from a slaughter of 20,000 men, by swimming their horses across adjacent waters.

16 Nov. 1819
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     DIED - In this village, on Friday last, Mr. Ezra Whitlock, aged 22 - late of Danbury, Conn.

23 Nov. 1819
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     DIED - At Northampton, Caleb Strong, late governor of Massachusetts. In Georgia, Gov. Rabun. At Selin's Grove, Pennsylvania, Simon Snyder, late governor of that state. At Bennington, Vt., Jonathan Robinson, for many years chief justice of the supreme court of that state, and for eight years a member of the U. S. senate. On board the sloop John Hancock, in a fit of apoplexy, Hon. Robert Jenkins, Mayor of the city of Hudson. In Utica, on 4th inst., Mrs. Harriet J. German, wife of Capt. Walter German, of Norwich, Chenango county, and daughter of David Ostrom, Esq. of the former place. At East Riga, Mr. Stephen Nurse, aged 31, formerly from Whitetown, Oneida county. Miss Sally N. Collister, aged 17.
     In Silesia, on the 12^th Sept., the celebrated Field Marshall Prince Blucher, aged 76.

30 Nov. 1819
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     MARRIED - At Riga, on Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Alanson Darwin, Mr. Samuel Morse, to Miss Lucy Johnson, all of that place.

     DIED - In Maryland, Hon. Thomas Sim Lee, aged 75, second governor of Maryland. At Delaware, Henry Molleston, Esq. governor elected of Delaware. [Seven governors have recently died, viz. Langdon, Strong, Rabun, Johnson, Snyder, Lee and Molleston.]

7 Dec. 1819
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     MARRIED - In Mendon, Mr. Charles Curtiss to Miss Jemima Treat; Mr. John Jerroms to Mrs. Betsey Walker, both of that place. At Riga, by Joseph Sibley Esq., Mr. William Strong to Orra Spencer, all of that place.

     DIED - In Ontario, Mr. Joseph Inman, while engaged in falling a tree. In Geneva, Eliza, daughter of F. Barnard, Esq., aged 5 years. In this town, a child of Cato Shields, and on Sunday last Mercy, wife of C. S. A child of Mr. M'Knutt. At Durham, on the evening of the 14^th inst., Mr. Lovira Hart, of Avon, Ontario county, in the 42^d year of his age. At Lewiston, on Friday evening the 13^th inst., Mrs. Sarah Cooke, wife of Bates Cooke, Esq. aged 27 years, and daughter of Joshua Chamberlain, Esq., formerly of Burlington, Vermont.

14 Dec. 1819
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     MARRIED - In this village, on Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Welton, Dr. Anson Coleman to Miss Catharine K. Rochester, daughter of Nathaniel Rochester, Esq.
     At Penfield, on the 5^th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Benjamin Thomas, of the former place, to Miss Charity Sterling formerly of Schuyler, Herkimer county.

     DIED - In Palmyra, after a distressing illness of ten months, Mr. Robert Steward, father of A. Steward, aged 55 years.

21 Dec. 1819
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     MARRIED - At Pittsford, on Sunday evening last, Mr. Seymour B. Treadwell to Miss Eliza Hartwell. In Moscow, Genesee County, Mr. Franklin Coudery, of Olean, a proprietor of the Hamilton Recorder, to Miss Amanda Munger. At Washington City, Mr. Frederick Greuhm, his Prussian Majesty's Minister resident in the U. States, to Mademoiselle Virginia Bridon, of Paris, (France.) At Henrietta, on the 17^th inst., Mr. Morris Stickler to Miss Susan White. At Livonia, on the 29^th ult. by Joseph Badger, Mr. Abel Gates, of Rush, to Miss Anna Young of the former place. At Penfield. Mr. Richard Barnum to Miss Electa Loyd. In Auburn, by the Rev. Mr. Lansing, Mr. Altamont Shields, to Miss Margaret Poulson. At Penfield, Mr. John Brown to MissMinerva Hart.

     DIED - At Le Roy, Genesee co. on the 30^th ult., John Ganson. At Mendon, on the 25^th ult., Mrs. Archibald, an aged lady. She enjoyed in her last moments Christian Resignation.

28 Dec. 1819
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     MARRIED - At Brighton, by the Rev. Mr. Williams, Mr. Ashbel W. Riley to Miss Betsey Ann Stilson, daughter of Eli Stilson.

     DIED - In Boston, Gen. John Winslow, aged 67, of the old continental army.

4 Jan. 1820
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     MARRIED - At Pittsford, on Sunday evening the 22^d inst., Mr. Samuel True to Miss Arathusa Stone, both of that place.

11 Jan. 1820
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     MARRIED - In Brighton, by Elder Gorton, Mr. James Chase, of Henrietta to Mrs. Emily Ann Grosvenor. At Murray, on the 2^d inst. by Lewis Swift Esq., Mr. Joshua Pattee to Miss Betsey Horner. At Pittsford, Mr. Z. Eldridge to Mrs. Ame Rowe.

     DIED - In this village, very suddenly, on Friday last, Catharine Klam, aged 15, a native of Germany. In Seneca, Hon. John Nicholas, aged 35, late first judge of Ont. County, formerly a member of Congress from Virginia, and a member of Congress from Virginia, and a Senator in the Legislature of this state. At Henrietta, on the 4^th inst., Mrs. Fanny Goff, aged 37 years, wife of Roswell Goff.

18 Jan. 1820
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     MARRIED - At Brighton, on Tuesday evening last, Anson House, Esq. to Miss Lucinda Blossom, daughter of Capt. Ezra Blossom.

25 Jan. 1820
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     MARRIED - At Pittsford, on the 13^th inst. by Esq. Stone, Mr. Asahel Barker to Miss Fanny Munn; Mr. John Moore, of Mendon to Miss Mary Ackley, of the former place; Mr. John Johnson, of Mendon, to Susan Dean of Pittsford; Mr. Peter Hopkins, of Pittsford to Miss Darinda Cole, of Mendon; Mr. Lemuel Allen, to Miss Mary Ann Armstrong, both of Pittsford. At West Bloomfield, on the 13^th inst., by Elder Badger, Mr. John Vinton, of Royalton, Niagara county, to Miss Sally Madison, of the former place.

     DIED - At Penfield, Ont. Co. on the 6^th inst., Miss Marietta, daughter of Col. N. Case. Sermon on the occasion, by Elder J. Badger, from 1^st Cor. 15, 22. At Geneseo, on the 15^th inst., Mrs. Hovey, aged 28 years. She left a husband and five children to mourn the loss of a loving wife and an affectionate mother; she was supported in her afflictions by the grace of Christ; and her last words were, "Lord Jesus receive my spirit."     [Com.]

1 Feb. 1820
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     MARRIED - In Victor, Mr. Gad Sheldon to Miss Eunice W. Hosford. In Manchester, Mr. John Pratt to Miss Sally Potter. In Palmyra, Mr. James Taft to Marina Thayer. In Seneca, Mr. John Isinghour to Miss Lydia A. Smith. In Utica, Elisha Smith Lee, attorney at law, of Sacketts Harbor, to Miss Susan Williams, of the former place. At Hawley, (Mass.), Rev. John Liscomb to the amiable Miss Lydia Fletcher after a courtship of four hours. At Albany, Aaron Ward, Esq., attorney at law, of Westchester county, to Miss Mary L. Watson, daughter of Elkanah Watson, Esq.

     DIED - At Covington, Ohio, Col. Samuel S. Connor, of the army, aged 33. At Staatsburg, N. Y., Maj. John Paulding, aged 87, a soldier of the revolution, and one of the captors of Major Andre. Near Hebron, Con., Peggy Dow, wife of Lorenzo, the preacher. At Buffalo, Mrs. Mary Holt, aged 48, wife of Gen. Elijah Holt.

8 Feb. 1820
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     MARRIED - At Mendon, Mr. Isaac Wickman to Miss Remney Bowil, of Wallis, Allegany county. In Bloomfield, Mr. Moses Sperry to Miss Sophia Owen.

     DIED - In Henrietta on the 2^nd inst., Miss Ellen Maria, daughter of J. York, Esq.,in the tenth year of her age. Her death was occasioned by taking a large quantity of the oil of wintergreen. She survived the accident fourteen days, during which period she suffered the most excruciating pain. [Com.]
     At Mendon, Ontario Co., on the 30th of Jan., Anthony Peaslee, only son of Elder Joseph Badger, aged 11 months.
     Tho' all my prospects now be cross'd,
     My blooming hope cut off I see,
     Yet will I in my Saviour trust,
     And glory, that he died for me.
[Communicated.]

15 Feb. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In this village, yesterday morning, Mr. Hosea C. Paddock of Sacketts Harbor, to Miss Sarah Jackson, of this village. At Riga, on the 19^th inst. by Oliver Gates, Esq., Mr. Joseph Hunt to Miss Huldah Campbell. At Lima, Mr. McCumber to Miss Phila Wilcox. At Victor, Mr. John H. Fox to Miss Betsey Jones. Mr. Jonathan Caulkins of Perinton to Miss Betsey Marsh.

     DIED - At Clyde, on Friday last, Mr. Charles Crosley, aged 37, formerly of N. J. He was interred with the usual Masonic formalities. At Lima, on the 4^th inst., Mr. Isaac Genung, aged 73 years. Mr. G. had never been confined by sickness during his life till a few weeks before his deaths.

22 Feb. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In this village, on Thursday last, Mr. Alonzo E. Noble of Pompey, Onondaga Co., to Miss Augusta Brown of this village. In Geneva, on the 10^th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Clark, Mr. Arthur Bruce to Miss Isabelle Hogg. In Seneca, the 30^th ult., Mr. Asher Torrence to Miss Cynthia Cowing, daughter of Mr. James Cowing. At Clinton, on the evening of the 7^th inst. at the house of, and by the Rev. Dr. Davis, Mr. Lewis H. Redfield, Editor of the Onondaga Register, to Miss Ann Maria Tredwell, daughter of Nathaniel Tredwell, Esq. of Plattsburgh, N. Y.

     DIED - In Poughkeepsie, Mrs. Melissa Emott, consort of the Hon. Judge Emott. In North Haven, (Conn.) the Rev. Benjamin Trumbull, author the History of Connecticut, aged 84.

29 Feb. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Manchester, on the 20^th inst., Mr. John Adams, of Canandaigua to Miss Rebecca Hamilton.

7 March 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In the village, on Sunday evening last, Mr. Fisher Bullard to Miss Betsey Crane. At Winchester, Conn., Mr. Lucius Clarke, of Clyde, N. Y. to Miss Nancy Boyd. At Bloomfield, Mr. Flavius J. Bronson to Miss Sally Gauss. In Farmington, Mr. Alanson Lockwood to Miss Cloe Booth. In Manchester, Mr. Joseph King to Miss Cerepta Herrington. In Geneva, Mr. Henry Whiphle to Miss Elizabeth Nichols. In Junius, Mr. Lauren Wells to Miss Laura Dimmick.

     DIED - At Newport, R. I., on the 15^th ult., William Ellery, Esq., in the 94^th year of his age. He was one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence and was appointed by President Washington at the information of the present government, Collector of the port of Newport, which office he held until his death. There now remain four signers of the Declaration of Independence: Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, William Floyd, and Charles Carrol.

14 March 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Pike, Allegany county, Mr. Frederick S. Martin, of Olean, to Miss Cornelia Russell, of the former place. At Rome, on the 26^th ult., Rev. Miles P. Squier, of Buffalo, to Miss Catharine Seymour, of the former place.

     DIED - In Albany, John Van Schaick, Esq., President of the Bank of Albany.

21 March 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Avon, on the 6^th inst. by Elder Joseph Badger, Mr. Henry Work to Miss Amy Lockwood, both of Avon. At Henrietta, by J. York, Esq., Mr. Salmon Perrin to Mrs. Sally Lucinda Bethana Seelye. At Marlborough, Conn., Mr. David Shepard, of Geneseo, N. Y. to Miss Dolly Olmsted Foote, of the former place.

     DIED - At Washington, on the 1^st inst. the Hon. David Walker, a representative in Congress from the state of Kentucky. In Canandaigua, Mr. Peter Ross, aged 32.

28 March 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Bloomfield, Mr. Curtis Hawley, of Canandaigua, to Miss Sarah Steele. In Gorham, Mr. James Luther to Annis Blodgett.

4 April 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - At Clyde, Mr. Samuel Hagar, aged 24, formerly of Boston, Ms. A wife and two children survive to mourn their loss.

18 April 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     Departed this life, of a lingering consumption on Tuesday the 4^th inst., Mrs. Mary Jane Badger, in the 23^d year of her age, wife of Elder Joseph Badger, of Mendon, Ontario county. Mrs. B. was a native of Farmington, N. H., and third daughter of the late Col. Anthony Peavy, of that town. At the age of 13 she made a profession of the Christian religion, among a people known by the name of Christians. Her pious walk and modest deportment, while but a youth, entitled her to the highest esteem of all know knew her. At the age of 18 she became united in marriage with Elder Badger, and in one year afterwards removed with him to Pittsford, in Ontario county; and in the following year to Mendon, where she finished her mortal course.
     In Mrs. B. her husband has lost an amiable and affectionate consort, society a choice friend, and religious a pious ornament. Her characteristic worth rendered her an object of esteem, through the circle of her numerous friends and acquaintance in this western country, who, while they remember her virtues, revere her memory, and mourn her early departure of life. During her illness, she manifested a perfect resignation to the will of God, and departed in the triumphs of faith. On the day following her decease, her funeral was attended by a numerous and respectable concourse. An appropriate and affecting discourse was delivered on the occasion, by Elder David Millard, from Philippians 1. 21. "To die is gain;" after which her remains were conveyed to a grave-yard, and decently interred. She will long be remembered while piety shall be revered, and virtue remain lovely. "The righteous shall be had in everlasting remembrance."      [Communicated.]
     The editors of the New Hampshire Patriot are requested to give the above an insertion in their paper.

25 April 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - At West Bloomfield, Saturday the 8^th inst., Mrs. Sophia Fitch, wife of Mr. Lodowick C. Fitch, of that place, and daughter of Mr. Miles Hitchcock, of the city of New York.

2 May 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - At Ridgeway, on the 29^th ult., Elijah Hawley, Esq., one of the judges of the Court of Common Pleas for the county of Genesee.

9 May 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Penfield on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Phelps Smith, of this village, to Miss Eddy Vosburg of the former place; Mr. Elias Beach, of this village, to Miss Maria Vosburg, of the same place. In Mendon on the 24^th March, Mr. Jeremiah H. Rogers to Miss Harriet Dunks.

16 May 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Brighton, by the Rev. Mr. Allen, Major Orange Stone to Mrs. Lovina Riley.

     DIED - In Geneva, on the 3^d inst., after a painful illness, in the 41^st year of her age, Mrs. Sarah Gordon, consort of Mr. Elijah H. Gordon.

23 May 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Utica, on the 9^th inst.,Charles H. Carroll, Esq. of Williamsburg, Ontario county, to MissAlida Maria Van Rensselaer, daughter of Jeremiah VanRensselaer, of the former place.

     DIED - At Pultneyville, on the 14^th inst., the Rev. Eleazer Fairbanks, aged 68 years.

30 May 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Chittenden, (Vt.), Mr. Chauncey Harwood of this village, to Miss Lovica Bogue of the former place.

     DIED - Very suddenly, on board the schooner Appollonia, off Sodus Bay, on his passage from Kingston to Genesee River, Mr. Mason C. Ensworth, aged 23 years, son of Doct. Azel Ensworth, of this village. His remains were brought to the house of his father, and interred yesterday. His funeral was attended by a numerous circle of acquaintances and friends.
     [Printers in Connecticut and Rhode Island, are requested to publish the above in their respective papers.]
     Drowned - At Scottsville, Caledonia, a son of Mr. Abraham Hanford, aged four years.

30 May 1820
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - At Chittenden, (Vermont,) Mr. Chauncey Harwood, of this village, to Miss Lovicy Bogue of the former place.
     At Cedar Swamp, L. I., Mr. John Mudge,(blind,) to Miss Nan Onderdonk. The blind, 'tis said, (for so thestory goes.) By Cupid's dart, can see the full blown rose. The fact isplain, deny it then who can, blind John can see the beauties of hisNan.

     DIED - After a few hours illness, on his return from Kingston, (U.C.) on Saturday evening, Mason C. Ensworth, aged 28 years, son of Azel Ensworth of this village. A few hours, and his friends might have had the melancholy satisfaction of witnessing his closing scene - but his bounds were appointed which he could not pass - nor friends, nor sacred home could he behold.
     At Parma, on the 23^th inst. after a sickness of thirty hours, Mrs. Clarinda Atchinson, wife of Col. John Atchinson, in the 38^th year of her age. In the death of this lady, society has lost one of its most useful and valuable members - religion, a most zealous votary. She was endeared to all her acquaintances by a goodness of heart, and a virtuous and exemplary life.

6 June 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     Civilizing a Wolf. - Married, at Albany, by the Rev. Mr. Crawford, Mr. Anthony Civell to Miss Fanny Wolf, both of that city.
Was e'er a greater changing known,
     In this sad world evil:
While many men to brutes have grown,
     Wolves are becoming Civell !!

     DIED - At Dalwhinne, (Scotland) on the 12^th March, Sir Alexander M'Kenzie, well known for his adventurous Journey in the deserts of North America. At Tangier, (Morocco) March 8^th, of a fit of apoplexy, James Simpson, Esq. Consul of the United States for the Empire of Morocco, in which capacity he had served nearly 20 years. At Livonia, Mr. Jacob Runyon, Jr.

27 June 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Riga, on Wednesday last, by the Rev. Mr. Allen, Mr. Newton Johnson to Miss Emily Deming.

     DIED - At Rush, Ontario county, on the 19^th inst., Mrs. Asenath Campbell, wife of Mr. Benj. Campbell, aged 29 years.
     On the 9^th instant, in the town of Westmoreland, Capt. John Vaughan, aged 87 years and 8 months. He was born in the year 1733. At the age of 20 he married Ann Beebe, an lived with the wife of his youth 67 years. By her he has had the following descendants, most of whom, it is believed, are now living, viz.
     14 Children,
     134 Grand children,
     226 Great grand children,
     8 Great great grand children.
Total, 382
     Providence had bestowed on him a firm constitution - great bodily activity - a commanding stature, and strong powers of mind. At the age of 22, he commanded as a captain, at the northward in the old French war; and in our Revolution he was found fighting for the liberties of his country, at Boston, New York and West Point. He was always a Patriot.

11 July 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - On the inst. very suddenly, at his house in Brighton, Mr. Henry Mosely aged 23, formerly of Berkshire Co., Mass.
     The deceased faithfully discharged his duties in the various relations of life. He will long be regretted as an honest man, and as one of our most enterprising and useful inhabitants.
     In this village, a child of A. Reynolds, Esq. On the 30th ult., Martha Ann, daughter of Mr. Isaac Colvin.
     Drowned - On the 4^th inst. while bathing in Irondequoit Bay, in the town of Brighton, Ontario Co. Mr. ---- Chapman, aged 16 of Penfield, and Mr. Yerrington, aged 19, late of Rutland, Jefferson Co.

11 July 1820
Rochester Gazette

     DIED - In this village, on Saturday morning the 8^th inst. a child of A. Reynolds, Esqr.
     Very suddenly, at his residence in Brighton, Ontario County, after a short illness, Mr. Henry Mosely, aged 28.
     The deceased faithfully discharged his duties in the various relations of life, and will long be remembered as an honest and enterprising inhabitant.
     DROWNED - On the 4^th inst. while bathing, in Irondequoit Bay, in Brighton, Ont. County, Mr. ---- Chapman, aged 16, of Penfield, and Mr. Noah Yerrington, aged 19, late of Rutland, Jefferson co.

18 July 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - On the 9^th inst. by Nathan Calhoun Esq., Mr. Daniel Shattuck of Gates, to Mrs. Patience Matthews of Pittsford.

25 July 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     From the Goshen Patriot of July 10.
     Fatal Accident - On Thursday morning last, Isaac Van Doren Halsey, youngest son of Mr. Luther Halsey, of Newburgh, had climbed up a Lombardy popular tree, for the purpose of cutting off some of the limbs of the tree. When he had finished and was preparing to come down, his hands slipped and he fell about thirty feet on his head which fractured his skull in a shocking manner, and he lived but an hour and a half. He was a young man of an amiable disposition, studious habits and promising talents, and we have reason to believe, that tho' his change was sudden, it was an unhappy one. "Be ye also ready, for in such an hour as ye think not the son of man cometh."

     DIED - At Ogdensburgh, very suddenly, on Fridaylast, Capt. Obed Mayo.

     The body of Capt. Throop, of Pultneyville, who was drowned in Sodus bay about eight months ago, was found drifted on shore at Sodus point, the 9^th inst. The body was in a perfect state of preservation, and also the coat, but the legs were decayed.

25 July 1820
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - At Washington, (Pa.) on the 13^th of June, by the Rev. Andrew Wylie, Samuel H. Fitzhugh, Esq. of Wheeling, Virginia to Miss Mary Addison, of the former place.

1 Aug. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - The 13^th ult. Samuel H. Fitzhugh, Esq. of Wheeling, Va., formerly of Canandaigua, to Miss Mary Addison.

     DIED - At Clyde, on the 24^th ult. William Cummins, son of Mr. W. Cummins, aged 10 years.
     At Hanford's Landing, on Friday last, widow Elizabeth Howland, aged 63, a member of the society of Friends, formerly of Athens, Greene county. Mrs. Brace, aged 54.
     At St. Francisville, (Louisiana,) on the 8th ult. David Raymond, Esq. aged 39 years. Mr. R. was formerly chief justice of the Indiana territory. His wife, who was a daughter of the late Timothy Leonard, Esq. of this village, died in Ohio, on her way to Indiana, about two years since. Mr. R. afterwards went to Louisiana, for the benefit of his health, and has left in Indiana, an only child, a daughter, about four years of age. In this family is presented one of the most melancholy instances of the vicissitudes of human life. In the short period since the death of Mr. Leonard, three of his daughters, all married subsequently to that event, and two of their husbands, have followed him to the tomb. Lansingburgh Gaz.

1 Aug. 1820
Rochester Gazette

     DIED - At Hanford's Landing, on Friday the 28th inst., Mrs. Elizabeth Howland, aged about 60 years.
     At the same place on Thursday the 27th inst., Mrs. ---- Brace.
     In Plymouth, Chenango co., N. Y. on the 3^d inst., Mr. Nash. While hoeing in the field, he felt something sting his foot, and looking down, observed a small spider running off it. He continued work that day and a part of the following, the pain of the wound increasing; and red streaks reached as high as the knee, in which were hard bunches of a purple cast. The gangrene had already taken place. A physician was sent for, and Nr. N. was bled, which threw the poison over the whole system, and he survived only a few moments.
     At English Prairie, Illinois, on the 25 ult. a pleurisy, Mr. Wm. Hunt, brother to the celebrated Mr. Hunt, of London. He arrived at that place about 16 months ago from England and was esteemed as a useful and laborious agriculturalist.
     In Easton, Mr. Isaiah Rowland Moore, son of WM. W. More, in the 5^th year of his age, of a most distressing illness, from accidentally drinking a portion of a solution of Corrosive Sublimate, which was prepared for the purpose of destroying bed bugs. This most afflicting circumstance ought to be a caution to all how they leave poisons, in any form, in the way of children, as the draught once taken, too often has resisted the antidotes, however judiciously and speedily administered. A similar fatal accident occurred in this city not long since.

8 Aug. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Stockbridge, Mass., Mr. Hervey Ely, of this village, to Miss Caroline H. Partridge.
     In this village, on Tuesday last, Mr. Stephen Ames to Miss Rachael Moor.

     DIED - At Henrietta, Mr. Elisha Bartlit. At Clyde, on Wednesday last, Joseph Cummins, son of Mr. Wm. Cummins, aged 4 years.
     In this town, Miss ---- Smith, aged 19.
     In Henrietta, a child of Mr. Archer.
     In this village, a child of Mr. Covert.

15 Aug. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - In Brighton, Ontario co. on Sunday last, Mr. Saxton M'Clenathan, aged 24, recently from Mount Morris. Printers in Vermont are requested to notice the above death.
     At Hanover, (N. H.) on the 27^th ult. the Rev. Francis Brown, D. D. President of Dartmouth College.

15 Aug. 1820
Rochester Gazette

     DROWNED - In the Cayuga Lake (near Sheldrick Point,) on Saturday the 5th inst., Mr. Henry Hogeland, between the ago of 45 & 50, whilst endeavoring to swim a horse. Mr. H. had gone a considerable distance from shore, when on the act of reigning him in, the horse fell backwards and precipitated him under water, and not being accustomed to swimming, and before assistance could ....

     DIED - In Brighton, Ontario co. on Sunday last, Mr. Saxton M'Clenathan, aged 24 years, recently from Mount Morris. - Printers in Vermont are requested to notice the above death.

22 Aug. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Waterloo, by Rev. George H. Norton, Mr. Charles Swift, merchant, to Miss Theresa Force.
     At Suffield, Conn., Mr. John W. Leavitt of the city of New York, to Miss Cecelia Kent of the former place.

     DIED - In Fayette, on the third of July, last, Mr. James Woodruff, aged about 47 years. Previous to his death he informed his friends that an angel had appeared to him and told him that he must drink, and continue to drink, so as to remain beastly drunk, for nine days and nights, without eating, and if he survived that length of time, that he should finally be saved. He accordingly furnished himself with a barrel of whiskey, of which he partook more than a gallon per day, for the limited number of days, and then expired, being too weak and debilitated to take any nourishment. He had been in the habit of drinking to excess for a number of years. He has left a wife and a number of small children, fortunately in good circumstances.Ev. Post
     In Weston, Conn. 19^th instant, Mr. Bradley Treadwell after an illness of 5 days, aged 3_ years; who manifested great composure and resignation to the will of heaven. The circumstances of his death were truly extraordinary. On the morning of the 19^th he gave the parting hand to all present. When all supposed he was dead the neighbors were sent for to lay him out. About 4 hours after the suspension of life, when they were just about to proceed to lay him out, he was observed to have a small motion to his breast, which surprised the by-standers, and soon increased signs of life began to appear when one present spoke to him, whom he attempted to answer, by making a faint inarticulate noise, which again terribly surprised them, he then suddenly, as from a sleep arose in his bed, and sat up. The first words he uttered were, "I have seen glorious things since I have been gone;" [which was about 4 hours] "It appears to me I have been gone 4 or 5 days. I have seen the New Jerusalem, with all its habitable beauties and heard the sweet music of the angels. I have seen and drunk the waters of life, which have cured me. My conductor told me I must return for a small space and tell my friends and neighbors to prepare to meet me it that happy place." He continued to comfort & exhort all present, the remainder of his time with great earnestness which was about 5 or 5 hours. He also said "I saw and heard the weeping of my friends from beyond the mountains and heard its echo and re-echo; and was told by my conductor to tell them not to mourn for me but for themselves." He continued in this state till he expired, and sweetly fell asleep in Jesus.
     The above and foregoing was communicated to the subscriber by a person who was present at the time and whose veracity may be relied on, with many other unexceptionable witnesses.
Seth Hall; Fairfield, July 24, 1820.

29 Aug. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In this town, on Tuesday last, Mr. Isaac Castle, to Miss Delia P. Weilman.

     DIED - At Hanford's Landing, on the 14^th inst., Mr. William Brace.

5 Sept. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Brighton, Mr. Justin Riley to Miss Abigail Hagerman.

     DIED - In Williamson, Ontario co., on the 26^th of August, Deacon Barnabas Moss, aged 52 years. [The printers of the Lansingburgh Gazette and Rutland Herald, are requested to publish the above.] [5 Sept. 1820 - Rochester Telegraph]
     Near Hanford's Landing, Mr. James Fowles, late from Geneva.

12 Sept. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Died,
     Suddenly, at Culpepper Court House, Virginia, Gen. Edward Stevens, a distinguished officer of the revolutionary army. He was the friend and companion of Washington and Greene, and was wounded at Guilford Court House.
     At Sacket's harbor, on the 3^d inst., Mr. Royal Huntington, aged 24, He was recently from Cherry Valley.

19 Sept. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In Brighton, on Thursday evening last, Mr. Caleb Hammond to Miss Joan Stilson, daughter of Mr. Eli Stilson. At Utica, Mr. Thaddeus Spencer, merchant, of this village, to Miss Maria Thomas, daughter of Mr. Anson Thomas, of the former place.

Died,
     In this town, on the 9th instant, Mrs. Magraw, wife of Torrence Magraw, lately from Down Patrick, county of Down, Ireland. In this village, on Friday morning last, Mrs. Kenzie, wife of James Kenzie, a native of Ireland.
     At Gates, on the 15^th inst. of a short but severe illness, Mr. Philip Filer, formerly of Rome, Oneida Co., aged 51 years. In the death of Mr. Filer, his family are deprived of an affectionate husband, a kind and tender parent, and society of a valuable and useful member. All know were acquainted with him, knew his worth. In this instance of morality, the voice is also to you, "Be ye also reason, for in such an hour as ye think not of, the Son, of man cometh."
     At Hartford, Conn. On the 5^th inst. Mr. Roger Storrs, printer, aged 54.

19 Sept. 1820
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - In Brighton, Ontario co. on the 15^th inst. Doct. Caleb Hammond toMiss Joana Stilson.
     At Utica, Oneida co. on the 3^d inst. by the Rev. Samuel C. Akin, Mr. Henry T. Spencer, merchant of this village, to Miss Maria Thomas, daughter of Mr. Anson Thomas of the former place.
     In Bloomfield, on the 14^th inst. by the Rev. David Fuller of Leroy, Doct. Gardner Wheeler of Ogden, to Miss Fanny Gunn of the former place.
     In Bath, Steuben county, the 6^th inst. by the Rev. David Higgins, Mr. Richard H. Ely, merchant, of Penfield, Ontario co. to Mrs. Laura M. Clark, formerly of Trenton, Oneida co.
     In Ithica, the 3^d inst. by the Rev. Mr. Wisner, George P. Frost, to Miss Eliza Benjamin, daughter of Joseph Benjamin Esqr., all of that village.
     "This young budding flower, which has promised so fair,
     Must it wither and fade, and its beauties be lost?
     Ah, no! 'twill continue to flourish, and bear,
     Although it is nipt by so early a Frost!"
[Ithica Journal]

     DIED - In Gates, Gen. co. on the 15^th ult. of a short but severe illness, Mr. Philip Filer formerly of Rome, Oneida co. aged 51 years. In the death of Mr. Filer his family are deprived of an affectionate Husband, a kind and tender Parent, and society a valuable and useful member: all who knew his worth. In this instance of mortality, the voice is also to you. "Be ye also ready, for in such an hour as ye think not, the son of Man cometh." [Communicated.]
     In Lima on Wednesday the 6^th inst., Mr. Wm. D. Butler.
     In Mendon, a son of Mr. Saxton, aged 11 years.

26 Sept. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     At Bloomfield, Dr. Gardner Wheeler of Ogden, to Miss Fanny Gunn of the former place.
     In Brighton, Mr. Jonathan Lee toMiss Maria Hawks.
     In this town, Capt. Samuel Currier of Charlotte, to Miss Sally Clough, his sixth wife!

Died,
     In Canandaigua, Mr. Oren Hall, aged 38, formerly of Walpole, N. H. [Printers in Massachusetts, are requested to notice the above death.]
     In Cambridge, Washington county, at an advanced age, Maj. Abraham Van Tyle. He was one of the heroes of the revolution and was long a distinguished member of the church and society, and is deeply lamented by a numerous acquaintance.
     On the 14^th inst. at his late residence in Steuben, after a short but fatal attack of the cholera morbus, Dr. Daniel R. Roberts (more generally known by the name of the Welch Doctor.) Dr. Roberts was 45 years of age, a native of Wales, had lived but a few years in this country, and had become deservedly celebrated as a physician, particularly in cancers and chronic complaints. He was of a very humane and benevolent disposition, exerted himself to relieve the poor who applied for medical aid, equally as for the rich; although in a great many instances there was no prospect of his receiving but little, if any compensation; and in many cases of the widow and fatherless, he wholly released compensation when offered. His death will be lamented by thousands who are laboring under complaints of the above description. The Doct. has left an amiable wife, and three children to mourn his loss.

26 Sept. 1820
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - In Brighton, Ont. Co., Mr. Jonathan Lee to Miss Maria Hawks.
     In this town, Capt. Samuel Currier of Charlotte, to Miss Sally Clough, his sixth wife!
     In Rush, Mr. Roswell Goff, of Henrietta to Miss Betsey Thompson, of the former place.
     In Pittsford on the 3^d inst. by the Rev. Chancey Cook, Mr. Edmund Root of Lima, to Miss Mellicent Hollister of the former place.

     DIED - In this town, on the 9^th inst., Mrs. Magrau, wife of Mr. Forrance Magrau, lately from Down Tatrick, Co. of Down, Ireland.
     On the 14^th inst. at his late residence in Steuben, after a short but fatal attack of the cholera morbus, Dr. Daniel R. Roberts, (more generally known by the name of the Welch Doctor.) Dr. Roberts was 45 years of age, a native of Wales, had lived but a few years in this country, and had become deservedly celebrated as a physician, particularly in cancers and chronic complaints.

10 Oct. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In Henrietta, Mr. Palmer Corban to Miss Maria Pierson. Mr. Amos Corban to Miss Sybbel Perkins. Mr. Ambrose Wells to Miss Esther Roberts.
     In Rush, Mr. Alfred Palmer to MissDeborah Warden.
     In Avon, Mr. James Bradshaw to Miss Esther Jones. Mr. ---- Hamilton to Miss Mariah Dunn.
     In Mendon, Mr. Amariah Park, aged 82, to Mrs. Polly Porter, aged 60.
     Mr. ---- Roberts, aged 61, to Mrs. Lydia Braymond, aged 53.

Died,
     At New Orleans, of yellow fever, John Philpot Curran Sampson Esq., a very accomplished and promising young gentleman, lately of New York. He was editor of the Louisiana Advertiser, and son of Counsellor Sampson of New York.
     At New Orleans, of yellow fever, the Rev. Sylvester Larned aged 24 years.
     In this village, Phebe Preston aged 13 years, daughter of Mr. James Preston.

10 Oct. 1820
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - In Mendon, Mr. Amajiah Park, aged 82 to Miss Polly Porter, aged 60. Mr. ---- Roberts, aged 61 to Miss Lydia Bramon, aged 58.

17 Oct. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     At Cambridge, Washington co., Mr. Otis Crosby to Miss Maria Fairchild.

Died,
     In Brighton, on the 13^th ult., Miss Rachel Clark, aged 15 years.
     At Penfield, on Sunday last, Mr. Eliad Benedict, aged about 26.
     Drowned - on Thursday last, near Markham's Bluffs, Genesee River, Mr. William Shaw, aged 27, a boatman in the employ of Mr. S. Melancton Smith, of this village. Descending the river with a loaded boat. It struck on a shoal in the middle of the river, and water being deep on each side, he found it necessary to swim ashore with the painter several times. The third time, he sunk, and before he could be found, the vital spark had fled. Mr. Shaw was a native of Glasgow, Scotland, and has left a wife of two children in this village.

17 Oct. 1820
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - In Mendon, Mr. John Woodbury, to Miss Elizabeth Braman.
     In Henrietta. Mr. Palmer Corban to Miss Maria Pierson. Mr. Amos Corban to Miss Sybbel Perkins. Mr. Ambrose Wells to Miss Esther Roberts.
     In Rush, Mr. Alfred Palmer to Miss Deborah Warden.
     In Avon, Mr. James Bradshaw to Miss Esther Jones. Mr. ---- Hamilton to Miss Maria Dunn.

24 Oct. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In Mendon, Mr. John Woodbury, to Miss Betsey Braman.
     At Sweden, Mr. James R. Durand,formerly of New Haven, Conn. to Miss Nancy Ann Tyler.
     In Waterloo, Mr. Joshua Merrill to Miss Sophia Curtis, both of that place.

Died,
     On the 11^th of September, at the Bay of St. Louis, near New Orleans, Mrs. Ripley, wife of Brigadier General Ripley.
     In Royalton, Niagara co. on the 13^th inst., Mr. Asioch Lapham, of Scipio, aged 28 years. He was attached to the company who are exploring the route of the Erie Canal.
     In Wallkill, Orange co., Mr. Jacob Smith of West Bloomfield, aged 38 years.
     In Geneva, Mr. Jonathan Chapin, a soldier of the revolution, at an advanced age.

24 OCT. 1820
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - At Berlin, [Conn.] Mr. Everard Peck, Editor of the Telegraph, of this village, to Miss Chloe Porter of the former place.

     DROWNED - On the 14^th instant, near Markham's Bluffs, Genesee River, Mr. Wm. Shaw, a boatman in the employ of Mr. S. Melancton Smith, of this village. Descending the river with a loaded boat, it struck on a shoal in the middle of the river, and being deep water on both sides, he found it necessary to swim ashore with the painter several times. The third time, he sunk, and before he could be found, the vital spark had fled. Mr. Shaw was a native of Glasgow, Scotland, and has left a wife and two children in this village.

31 Oct. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In West Hartford, Conn., Mr. Moses Dorr, printer, to Miss Almira H. Gilbert.

Died,
     In this village, on the 29^th inst. a daughter of Elisha Ely, Esq. aged 14 months.

31 Oct. 1820
Rochester Gazette

     DIED - At New York, on the 17^th inst., John R. Shaw, Purser in the Navy, in the 30^th year of his age; a native of Maryland, and formerly a resident in N. Y. wher he was much esteemed, and has many friends and connections.
     On the 8^th instant at his residence on Shelter Island, New York, General Sylvester Dering, in the 62^d year of his age.

7 Nov. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Died,
     At Henrietta, on the 2^d inst., Mrs. Rachel Gilbert, aged 61, wife of Mr. Joseph Gilbert.
     Died at the Bay of St. Louis, near New Orleans, on the 11^th ult., Mrs. L. Ripley, consort of Gen. E. W. Ripley, of the U. S. army, and daughter of the late Rev. Mr. Allen of Pittsfield, Mass. Mrs. R. was not more distinguished for her personal accomplishments, than for her amiable and benevolent disposition, her intrepidity of character in the discharge of duty, and her ardent attachment and devotion to her friends. Several anecdotes are in the possession of the writer, whose melancholy task it is to pay this last humble tribute to her memory, which shoe that her generous virtues, her fortitude and conjugal affection led to actions that are uncommon to her sex, and border on the heroic. When the intelligence reached her at Pittsfield, that her husband, Gen. Ripley, had been dangerously wounded in the Sortie from Fort Erie, on the 17th Sept. 1814, she immediately sat out alone in the stage; as being the most rapid mode of conveyance, and traveled at the rate of a hundred miles a day, till she arrived at the encampment of our army on the Niagara, a distance of about 400 miles from her residence. Here she remained amidst the bustle of a camp, and by the couch of her husband, till he unexpectedly recovered from his wound. Soon after her removal to New Orleans, her brother Dr. Allen, a surgeon in the army, sickened of the yellow fever and died. During his sickness, at the imminent hazard of her life, while the pestilence was raging around her, she was constantly at his bedside, administering to his wants, solacing his afflictions, and smoothing the pillow of death. Such was the character of Mrs. Ripley, whose premature death will be long deplored and whose memory will be fondly cherished by a numerous circle of friends.

7 Nov. 1820
Rochester Gazette

     DIED - In Henrietta, on Thursday the 2^d ult., Mrs. Rachel Gilbert, consort of Joseph Gilbert, aged 61 years.
     In Brighton, Ont. Co. on Saturday the 4^th ult., Mr. Braman Fitch.
     In Brighton on the 29^th ult., a son of Mr. Loomis.

14 Nov. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     At Enfield, Conn., Mr. Lyman Granger of this village, to Miss Mabel Terry.

14 Nov. 1820
Rochester Gazette

[From the St. Louis Enquirer, Sept. 30]
     DIED - On Tuesday 26^th inst. at Charretta village, in the 90^th year of his age, the celebrated Col. Daniel Boone, discoverer and first settler of Kentucky.
     His death was communicated to the general assembly on Thursday 28^th inst. by Mr. Emmons, a senator from St. Charles county, and both branches of the legislature, through respect to his memory, adjourned for the day, and passed a resolution to wear crape on the left arm for twenty days.
     Col. Boone emigrated to upper Louisiana, and settled on the Missouri river, about 50 miles above St. Louis, before the purchase of the country, and received from the Spanish government a donation of 2000 arpens of land. The American congress confirmed that grant to him; that is to say, they did not undertake to deprive him of what he had received from a foreign government. This is the only favor which the discoverer of Kentucky, and the founder of that state, has received from his country.
     The family of Col. Boone also emigrated to Missouri, and enjoy a respect worthy of the name of their father. On of his sons, Major Nathan Boone, was a member of the late Missouri convention; another, Jesse B. Boone, Esq. is a member of the present general assembly.
     Until two years past Col. Boone has enjoyed much health, and was capable of great bodily activity. Since then the approach of death was visible, and he viewed it with the indifference of a Roman philosopher.
     He was buried at the Charetta village and thus the remains of a man whose name is identified with that of Kentucky now repose on the banks of Missouri.

21 Nov. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     At Mendon, by Rev. Joseph Badger, Mr. Garriet Howtelling, to Miss Lydia Gates. At Rush, Mr. Brainard Rowley to Miss Hopey Brainard. At Murray, Mr. Samuel Whitman to Miss Clarissa Farnsworth. At Mendon, Mr. Charles S. Kimball to Miss Judith Marvin. At Bristol, Mr. ---- Tombelson to Miss Maria Marshall, of Mendon. At Lima, Mr. Charles Ingersoll to Miss Sarah Warner. At Pittsford, Mr. James Armstrong to Miss Olive Ann Kimball.

Died,     On Tuesday 26^th inst. at Charette village, in the 90^th year of his age, the celebrated Col. Daniel Boone, discoverer and first settler of Kentucky.
     His death was communicated to the general assembly on Thursday 28^th inst. by Mr. Emmons, a senator from St. Charles county, and both branches of the legislature, through respect to his memory, adjourned for the day, and passed a resolution to wear crape on the left arm for twenty days.
     Col. Boone emigrated to upper Louisiana, and settled on the Missouri river, about 50 miles above St. Louis, before the purchase of the country, and received from the Spanish government a donation of 2000 arpens of land. The American congress confirmed that grant to him; that is to say, they did not undertake to deprive him of what he had received from a foreign government. This is the only favor which the discoverer of Kentucky, and the founder of that state, has received from his country. St. Louis Enq.
     At New Orleans, a victim to the prevailing fever, which had just deprived him of his elegant and accomplished Lady, Major Gen. Eleazer W. Ripley.
     Near Whitehall, N. Y. on the 25^th ult. the venerable Henry Francisco, aged one hundred and thirty-four years! after an illness of 45 days, brought on by an attack of the fever and ague. He was a native of England, and emigrated to this country about 80 or 90 years ago. He was present at the coronation of Queen Ann, and was one of the drummers on that occasion. In this country he served throughout the old French and revolutionary wars.
     At Stockbridge, Mass. On the 24^th ult., Hon. John Bacon, aged 84.
     At Canandaigua, Maj. Nehemiah Newams, aged 73, a soldier of the revolution. Capt. Reuben Spencer, aged 45.
     At Utica, on the 14^th inst. Mr. Stukely B. Shearman, aged 24.

21 Nov. 1820
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - In Lima on the 16^th inst., Mr.Chas. Ingersoll to Miss Sarah Warner, daughter of JudgeWarner.

     At Mendon, Mr. Charles S. Kimball to Miss Judith Marvin. ---- Tombleson to Miss Marshall.

     DIED - In this village, on Tuesday last, Mrs. ---- Fish, aged 78.

28 Nov. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     At Penfield, on the 21^st inst. by Rev. Orrin Miller, Mr. Moses Bush to Miss Offa King.

Died,
     In this village, on the 14^th inst. Mrs. ---- Fish, aged 78. Mrs. F. was possessed of the most exemplary piety, and died in the full expectation of a glorious and happy immortality.

5 Dec. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In Canandaigua, Walter Hubbell, Esq., Attorney at Law, to Eliza M. Phelps. In Williamson, Ontario co. on the 30^th ult. by the Rev. Joshua Kinney, Mr. Jeremiah Moors, of Detroit, to Miss Sophronia Kelly, daughter of Mr. Ebenezer Kelly.

Died,
     Mr. Jonathan Tripp, a respectable inhabitant of Junius, aged 59, was killed on the 3^d ult. in his own saw mill, by being caught in some part of the machinery while attempting some repairs. He was not discovered by his afflicted family until the next day. - Geneva Gaz.

12 Dec. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     At Linton, Oneida Co. Mr. Seth Saxton, of the firm of Hart & Saxton, of this village to Miss Clarissa Kellogg.
     In this village, on Wednesday last, by the Rev. Mr. Miller, Mr. Christopher Benjamin to Miss Anna Luce.

19 Dec. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In Henrietta, Mr. Harley Hovey to Miss Rachel Gilbert.

Died,
     In Henrietta, on the 13^th inst., Mr. Henry Bushman, aged 25.
     In Bergen, on the 7^th inst., Colonel William Peters, jr. aged 35 years, a worthy citizen. He was found dead in his field, supposed to have fainted from some slight injury and for the want of immediate aid expired. He was buried with Masonic honors.

26 Dec. 1820
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     At Buffalo, by the Rev. Mr. Squirer, Mr. Noyes Darrow, to Miss Mary Boynton. In Bergen, on the 6^th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Halsey, Mr. Lyman Green, to Miss Sarah Northrip. On the 7^th inst. Mr. Samnel Southworth, to Miss Fanny Fargo.

Died,
     At St. Louis, Lieut. Robert Lyman, of the U. S. army, aged 30. At Singsing, Mrs. Ann Bostwick, relict of Andrew Bostwick Esq. quarter master in the revolutionary army. At Green Bay, Michigan territory, Col. John Bower, Indian agent at that place. At Knoxville, Ten, Col. Francis A. Ramsey, aged 55, late president of the branch bank at that place. At Baltimore, Elizabeth, wife of Joseph Lancaster, the celebrated lecturer on education. In Woodstock, Va. Negro Frank, a native of Africa, aged 114. At Johnston, R. I., Mrs. Patience Manton, widow of Col. Daniel Manton, aged 77, At Bath, Me., Maj. Abel Moulton, aged 83, an officer of the Revolution. At Portsmouth, the venerable, and highly respected Dr. Ammi R. Cutter, aged 85. On Thursday last, at Geneva, Mr. Landon Williams, in the 60th year of his age.

Casualty - On the 5^th inst., John Doyle, a lad of 17 years of age, in the employ of Geo. Williams, Esq. of Nunda, Allegany co. was unfortunately drowned in attempting to cross the Genesee river. He had been with a team for the purpose of bringing a load of grain from the west side of the river, and in returning, when more than half way across, the oxen took a direction down the river, and left the ordinary fording place, and getting beyond their depth, turned back and swam to the western shore, in turning about, the wagon was upset, and the young man, unable to extricate himself, was drowned before any assistance could be rendered him. His body was found the next day, and on the 7^th was interred. - Moscow Adv.

26 Dec. 1820
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - On the 14^th instant, at the house of James Young near the Seneca village, on the Buffalo Reservation, by the rev. Step N. Rowan, President of the N. Y. Missionary Society, Tho's Armstrong interpreter to the Seneca mission, to Rebecca Hemperfrman.
     Also, at the same place, Jonathan Jacket, youngest son of the celebrated Chief Red Jacket, to Yeehah-wee, a young woman from Cattaraugus.
     The rev. Paschal N. Strong, corresponding secretary of the N. Y. missionary society, being present, concluded the solemnization by prayer.
     Thomas Armstrong and Rebecca Hempferman are both whites, who were taken by the Senecas at the close of the revolutionary war, from their cradles, & are now identified with the Indians by their parties are native Senecas.
     This is the first occasion on which marriage has ever been solemnized in this tribe according to the Christian institution; and it is hoped this will be an example for future imitation, as the rights were solemnized in the presence of a number of the principal Chiefs and Warriors in the nation. - Geneva Gazette.