9 Jan. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

Died,
     At New York on the 2^d ult., Mr. Hannah R. Rivera, aged 100 years, lacking 33 days. Mrs. Rivera was born on the island of Minorca, and came to this country about 90 years ago. In Boston, Mrs. Mary Bacon, 59 - death occasioned by clothes taking fire. In Harrisburg, Penn., Mr. Barney Merkle, painter, in the 65^th year of his age. He was buried with Masonic honors. The deceased was a veteran of the revolution; he was a gunner on board the Hyder Ally at the capture of General Monk by Com. Barney. In this engagement he received four wounds before he fell, the effects of which were visible in his person till his death. At St. Louis, Missouri, on the 15^th ult. after a painful and lingering illness in the 43^rd year of his age, the Rev. Felix DeAndreis, Vicar General of Louisiana, and superior of the Congregation of the Mission. This venerable priest was born in Piedmont, (Italy.) In Augusta, Me., Mr. George How Vose, 19, member of the senior class Bowdoin College. In Brewster, Hon. Solomon Freeman, 52, one of the senators of Massachusetts legislature. At West Point, N. Y., Mr. Christopher Webber, a cadet, from Vermont. At Charleston, S. C., Robert Magwood, 62, a native of Ireland - an eminent physician and author of some curious literary productions.
     At Little Falls, N. Y., Mr. John M'Ardle, 50. Mr. M. was employed in blasting rocks, and was killed by explosion. Every precaution was taken to prevent the accident. He was 14 rods from the place of blasting. The accidents in the family of Mr. M. are very peculiar. He has lost seven sons not one of whom died a natural death, five of them were drowned, one who was employed with his father, recently met his death in the same way.

9 Jan. 1821
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - In Lima, Steven Moon to Miss Sarian Towns. Mr. William R. K. Blasdel, to Miss Martia Cook. Mr. Benjamin Brown, to Miss Eliza Eggleston. Mr. Joel Commins, to Miss Christania Leek. Mr. N. Macomber, to Miss Phila Wilcox; Mr. Henry Work, to Miss Anna Lockwood; Mr. Jonas Umphrey, to Miss Eunice Williston.
     In Rush, Mr. ---- Rowle, to Miss Hopy Branard.

16 Jan. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

Died,
     At the Onondaga Castle, in this town, Mixton, one of the Chiefs of the Onondaga tribe of Indians, age 53. It may be said of Mixton that he was scarcely inferior to the celebrated Schenandoa in strength of mind and as possessing those qualities which adorn the human heart. He was for more than 30 years been a warm and decided friend to the white people. In the late war he took an active part, particularly at the battle of Chippewa. For a number of years he has had the perfect confidence of the white people, indeed so great was the reliance placed in his integrity that he has frequently had credit of our merchants to the amount of upwards of 1,200 dollars. Within the last years he had been in the habit of becoming responsible for most of the tribe to obtain their clothing and such articles as they needed to make them comfortable during the inclement season, and of paying when their money should be received from the State in June. In this way his accounts at a single store have been from 800 to 1,200 dollars. He kept all his accounts with the several individuals of the tribe by marks, and such was his accuracy, that he seldom was detected in an error. His death will be a great loss to the tribe, and sincerely regretted by his white friends. - Onondaga Reg.

16 Jan. 1821
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - In this village on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Williams, Mr. Moses Dyer, to Miss Abigail Chapman.
     In Mendon, Mr. Elijah Hoskins, toMiss Mary Taft; Mr. Garret Hotaler, to Miss Lydia Gates.

23 Jan. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In this village, on the 14^th inst., Mr. Moses Dyer to Miss Abigail Chapman.

Died,
     In this village, Mr. Wm. Scott, aged 40 years. Loren, son of Mr. Bartlett, aged 2 years. A child of Mr. Wilson.
     In Cambridge, Mass. On Monday evening the 1^st inst., William Gamage, M. D. in the 76^th year of his age.

23 Jan. 1821
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - In Bloomfield, Mr. Abner Mann, Jr. to Miss Laura Wright.
     In Parma, Mr. Austin Easton, to Miss Mary Blasdale.
     In Penfield, Mr. John Clark, to Miss Harriet Peet. Mr. David Robb, to Miss Louis Clark. Mr. Lewis Nettleton, to Miss Mary Ann Le Clear.

     DIED - In this village on the 18^th Wm. Scott, aged 40. A child of Mr. I. Bartlett, aged 1 year. A child of Mr. Wilson.

30 Jan. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     [A few marriages are illegible] In Canandaigua, Mr. Abel Tracy, to Miss Sally Reid. Mr. Peletiah Metcalf, to Miss Eleanor Rose. Mr. Kingsley Miller, of Palmyra, to Miss Ann Cole. Mr. David C. Bates, to Miss Sarah M. Cole. In Henrietta, by Rev. C. William, Mr. ---- Woodworth, to Miss Minerva Sperry. By the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Elijah Parmer to Miss Betsey Dean.

Died,
     At West Springfield, Ms., Dec 31, the venerable Joseph Lathrop, D. D. in his 90^th year. This truly venerable man has long stood in the head of American divines. For more than sixty years his ministry was distinguished by active and eminent usefulness. Six volumes of admirable discourse published during his life remain a durable monument of his talents, learning and piety. His fame will extend with increasing years.
     In Brighton, on the 3^d ult., Mr. Patrick M'Inlear, aged 41 years.
     In this village on Sunday morning last, Susan, daughter of Mr. Jacob Gould, aged 3 years.

30 Jan. 1821
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - In this village, Mr. Albert Helems to Miss Asuenth Jiffords both of Rush. On Wednesday the 24^th inst. by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Elijah Parmer, aged 24 to Betsey Dean, aged 47, both of Caledonia.
     At Brighton on the 15^th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Whittlesey of Avon, Mr. Warren Ladd, of the latter place, to Miss Aleida Whimple of the former place.

6 Feb. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In this town, on Sunday evening last, Mr. Oran Follett, Editor of the Batavia Times, to Miss Nancy Filer, daughter of the late Mr. Philip Filer.

Died,
     In New York, the Rev. Solomon Allen, aged 69. This useful and benevolent divine now rests from his labors, that his works follow him. For a long time he was a faithful and zealous minister of Christ. Of late his labors were principally confined to the town of Brighton. He mingled with Christianity the most extensive philanthropy. He ever let go his own interest to subserve the interests of the people among whom he was at any time called to preach. It was his peculiar delight to train up the rising generation in the paths of knowledge and virtue. He often visited the schools and animated and encouraged the pupils in their several duties. He contributed much to furnish needy and destitute children with books and clothes. Whenever he went, the poor hailed him as their benefactor and friend. Many have been gifted with more splendid talents and have possessed greater attainments - but rarely have talents been better improved - and rarely has an individual made greater and more disintereated exertions for the welfare and happiness of mankind.
[Com.]

6 Feb. 1821
Rochester Gazette

     MARRIED - On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Comfort Williams, Mr. Oran Follet, Editor of the Batavia Times, to Miss Nancy Filer, of this place.

     DIED - In Brighton, on the 3^d inst., Mr. Patrick M'Clear.
     In this village on Sunday the 4^th inst., Susan, eldest daughter of Mr. Jacob Gould, aged 3 years.

13 Feb. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

Died,
     In this village, on Sunday morning last, Julius, son of Mr. Marcus Gould, aged 19 months.
     At New York, after a severe illness, Mr. Henry Collins Southwick, Printer, aged 45 years.
     At Newburyport, Mr. Samuel Pilsbury, 78, a soldier of the revolution. He was one of the men who rowed Gen. Arnold on board the British fleet, after his treasonable conduct, although neither he nor any of his comrades who were ordered on that service knew anything of the intention of Arnold. At Middletown, Ct., Miss Patty Dickinson, 59, daughter of the late John Dickinson, Esq. She bequeathed 1000 dollars to the American Bible Society. At New Haven, on the 22^d inst., Mr. Justus Butler, 55, one of the most celebrated Inn keepers in the United States.

20 Feb. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In Brookfield, Mass., Mr. John Berthorn, of Ogdensburgh, N. Y. to Miss Martha Ross, of the former place.
     At Lima, on the 15^th inst. by Elder Joseph Badger, Mr. Azariah Sterling to Miss Mirand Leech, daughter of Col. Leech, both of Lima.
     In Avon, on Wednesday the 13^thinst. by the Rev. Mr. Whittlesey, Mr. John M'Farlin, to Miss Betsey Smith, of the former place.

Died,
     In this village, of the measles, Mrs. Sally Currier, wife of Capt. Samuel Currier, of Charlotte, and daughter of Mr. John Clough, of this village. She was the sixth wife of Capt. C. and had been married but five months!

27 Feb. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In this village, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. C. Williams, Mr. Davis C. West, of the firm West & Clark of this village, to Miss E. Weaver of Brighton. At Geneseo, on the 15^th inst. by the Rev. John Lindsley of Livonia, Mr. James Bushnell, to Miss Clarissa M. Hill, both of the former place. By Elder Joseph Badger, on the 18^th inst., Mr. Henry Brown, of Concord, Niagara co. to Miss Sally Pratt, of Rush, Ontario co. At Lima, Mr. Benjamin Brown, to Miss Eliza Egleston, both of that place.

Died,
     In this village on Saturday last, Edward Mercer, an infant son of Moses Chapin, Esq.

6 March 1821
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In this village, an infant son of Silas Smith.

13 March 1821
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In this town, by the Rev. C. Williams, Mr. J. G. Hanford, to Miss Susan Warner.
     On the 4^th inst. at St. John's church, Canandaigua, by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Hobart, Palmer Cleveland Esq. of Ogdensburg, to Miss Catherine Ann, eldest daughter of the late Gilbert Livingston, of New York.

Died,
     At Washington city, Hon. William J. Burwell, a member of the house of Representatives from Virginia, aged about 40. Mr. B. had been a member of the house 15 years. His wife died at Washington a short time since.

20 March 1821
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     In Riga, Alfred Scofield, Esq. to Miss Nancy Sheldon.
     At Henrietta, Capt. Samuel Currier, to Miss Mary Archer. This is the seventh wife of Capt. Currier; his sixth was interred but three weeks before he expensed the seventh. "Whoso findeth a wife findeth a good thing."
     N. B. Since the above was in type, we learn that Mrs. C. has with or without provocation left the bed and board of Capt. Currier, leaving him again a disconsolate widower.

Died,
     At Groton, Ct., Mr. Josiah Hewlet, aged 95. He was the father of 27 children by one wife.
     In Boston, James Prince, Esq. for many years Marshal of the district.

27 March 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     Capt. S. Currier, whose marriage was noticed in our paper of last week, requests us to state, that the report of his marriage was entirely unfounded, and circulated by some evil minded person with a view to injure with.

Died,
     At Hartford, Con., Capt. Charles Miller a revolutionary officer, and pensioner, aged 79. Capt. Miller was a Scotchman by birth, and at an early age was impressed into the British service, from which he made his escape, and came to this town in the year 1772. At the commencement of hostilities between this country and England he joined the revolutionary army where he remained till the close of the war. Perhaps there was not a more daring and determined officer in the service, not even excepting Putnam than Miller. He was in the battle of Bunker Hill and distinguished himself in such a manner as to secure the confidence of his men, and the admiration of all who witnessed his daring intrepidity. He was in numerous engagements afterwards, and was often selected to perform the most difficult and dangerous enterprises. He led the foreign hope at the taking of Stoney Point and was the first man who entered the fort, being at his own request thrown over the ramparts by his companions with the muzzles of their musket. He often received the marked attention of Washington; to the soldier of the revolution the mention of this fact will be thought a sufficient eulogy and a most convincing proof of merits both as a soldier and patriot.
Connecticut Mirror.
     In New York, Ekelow, infant son of Mary Tonunjuack, one of the Esquiunaux Indian lately exhibited in that city by Capt. Hadlock.

3 April 1821
Rochester Telegraph

Married,
     At Canandaigua, by the Rev. Mr. Barlow, Mr. William Haywood of this village, to Miss Almira Taylor, of the former place.

Died,
     Near Charlotte Hall, Maryland, Nell Coursey, aged 130 years! Also, in the same neighborhood, another negro woman, aged 105. They were both natives of Maryland.
     At Providence, L. I., Dick Rhodes, a black pensioner, a soldier of the revolution who distinguished himself in the capture of General Prescott, and at the siege and surrender of Cornwallis.

10 April 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Trumansburg, Cornelius A. Van Slyck, Esq. of this village, to Miss Catharine Low, of the former place. At Geneseo, on the 28^th ult. by the Rev. John Lindsley, Mr. Frederick B. Hill to Miss Eunice P. Bushnell. At Bethlem, Conn., Col. Cephas Beach, of Geneseo, to Miss Ann Maria Hill, of the former place. In Canandaigua, on the 5^th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Barlow, Mr. Samuel C. Ward to Miss Emily Stanley, daughter of Col. Asa Stanley. At Lima, on the 29^th ult. by Elder David Millard, Elder Joseph Badger, of Mendon, to Miss Eliza, eldest daughter of Capt. Samuel Sterling, of the former place. In Missouri, Capt. John C. Rochester, to Miss Nancy Kelly.

     DIED - At Brighton, Capt. Ezra Blossom, formerly of Lenox, Mass.; John Henry, son of Mr. Hervey Boughton, aged 10 years; also a child of Mr. Giles Scott, aged one year. In Canandaigua, Mrs. Abigail Mills, aged 43, wife of Mr. Elisha Mills.

17 April 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - In Brighton, yesterday morning, of a lingering consumption, Mr. Caleb Hammond, of this village, aged 27 years.
     At Vernon, on the 24^th ult., Mr. Silas Stanard, aged 23.

24 April 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Bergen, Mr. Daniel Nettleton, to Miss Caroline Wright. Mr. Amos Stickney of Sweden, to Miss Polly Bishop, recently from Connecticut. Mr. Thomas Wilcox, of Riga, to Miss Adelia Thompson. Mr. ---- Welter, to Miss Lucia Buel. Mr. Harvey Crameton, to Miss Eliza Parmele.

     DIED - At Brighton, on Wednesday last, Mrs. Catharine, wife of John Mastick, Esq., aged 28 years.
     In this town, on Saturday last, Mrs. Ruth Stowell, wife of Mr. Isaac Stowell, and daughter of Mr. Reuben Smith.

1 May 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - At Detroit, on the 20^th ult., Capt. Daniel Mack, late of this village.

8 May 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - In New York, on the 30^th March last, Jacob Sherred, Esq. aged 65 - a most worthy and respectable citizen. "It appears that he closed a life of usefulness and benevolence in a manner worthy of the brightness of its course. During the last winter, he subscribed and paid $1000 to the Protestant Episcopal Theological School in this state, and by his will he vests this institution with a large proportion of his fortune. After several private legacies, to the amount of about $50,000, and $5,000 to the Orphan asylum and $2,500 to St. Philip's (the African) Church, he bequeaths the residue of his property, which is conjectured to amount in all to about $125,000, to the Protestant Episcopal Theological School in the state of New York. The bequests made in such a way that no difficulty can possibly arise in the amount being speedily realized, and the institution will receive according to the above conjectural estimate about $70,000, and an additional legacy of $10,000, if not claimed in six years, by some of his collateral relations." - N. Y. paper.
     At Bloomfield, Ontario county, on the 29^th ult., Mrs. Mary Smith, wife of Reuben C. Smith, aged 45. The circumstances attending her death were truly distressing. She was passing from the well to the house, near which, her son was chopping wood; he being very near-sighted did not discover her, till he had struck a blow upon her neck which caused her death. She survived about ten days.     [Com.

22 May 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Gorham, Mr. Enoch Fobes of Canandaigua, to Miss Sabra Gates, of G. At Hartford, Conn., Ephraim Hart, Esq. of Utica, to Miss Martha Seymour, of H. At Albany, Mr. Erastus Clark, merchant, of Lima, to Miss Jane Ann Dean, daughter of capt. Stewart Dean, of Albany.

29 May 1821
Rochester Telegraph

MARRIED - In this village, on the 24^th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Farnan of Utica, Mr. John Sheridan, to Miss Catharine M'Crisigan, both of this place. On the 25^th inst. in this town, by the same, Mr. Jeremie Barns, to Miss Lessey Loyd.

     DIED - In this village, on the 23^d inst., Walter Seymour, son of Mr. Ebenezer Hovey, aged 2 years and seven days.

5 June 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - In Pittsford, on the 1^st inst., Dr. J. Ray, aged 47 years. His remains were interred on Sunday, with Masonic formalities. Dr. Ray was among the first settlers of this part of the country, having resided in Pittsford twenty four years. He was a useful and industrious man, and spent his life in administering to the wants and necessities of his fellow creatures. His loss will be long deplored by the church and society of which he was a member.     [Com.]

12 June 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Mendon, Mr. John Woodbury to Miss Betsey Braman.

     DIED - At 9 o'clock in the evening of the 4^th May, Mrs. Eliza Clerk, wife of the Rev. Orin Clark, Rector of Trinity Church, Geneva, in the 27^th year of her age.

19 June 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - On Thursday evening last, in Canandaigua by the Rev. Wm. Barlow, Mr. Robert Pomeroy to Miss Jane M. Atwater, daughter of the Hon. Moses A., all of that village.

     DIED - In Henrietta, on the 13^th inst., Mr. Gorham Ewer, aged 27.
     At St. Georges, Demarara, on the 8^th of Feb. last, Sheldon W. Candee Esq. of Hartford, Conn. counselor at law, aged 39.

26 June 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - At Brighton, on Sunday morning last, Mr. Patrick Maholland. His death was occasioned by drinking too freely of cold water. At Suffield, Conn., Feb. 17^th, Theodore Simonds, aged 42.

3 July 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - On Thursday morning, the 28^th ult. by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. William Charles to Miss Mary D. Tiffany.

10 July 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Henrietta, Mr. Simon Holland, of Pittsford, to Miss Harriet Murray. In Mendon, Mr. William Dewey, of East Bloomfield, to Miss Martha Root, of the former place. In West Bloomfield, Mr. Hiram Robbins, to Miss Almyra Strong.

     DIED - At Amherst, N. H., Mr. Daniel Chandler, aged 67.

17 July 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Pittsfield, Mass. on the 2^d inst. by the Rev. Mr. Humphrey, Mr. William Atkinson, of this village, to Miss Elizabeth Ford, of the former place.
     In Victor, on the 24^th ultimo, Mr. Nathaniel Campbell to Miss Lucretia Murray. On the 4^th July, Mr. Otis Wilmarth to Miss Sophronia Boughton.

     DIED - At Brainerd, in the Cherokee nation, on the 7^th of June, the Rev. Samuel Worchester, D. D. of Salem, aged 50. Having been advised by physicians to take a voyage and journey for the benefit of his health, he left Boston for New Orleans at the commencement of the present year. He suffered much from a boisterous passage, and his constitution was so far impaired, that he never regained his strength afterwards. With great patience and perseverance he pursued his way through the country of the Choctaw and Cherokee Indians, visiting the mission there, and encouraging the good work by his paternal counsels. His weakness, however, continued and increased, till he quietly fell asleep in Jesus.
     The Rev. Thomas Scott, Rector of Axton Sanford, Bucks, and Chaplain to the Lock Hospital, died on the 16^th of May, in the 75^th year of his age. He was extensively known both in Europe and America by his literary works, the most considerable of which was his Commentary on the Scriptures; his latter days were chiefly employed in revising this valuable work.
     In Geneva, on Thursday the 5^th inst., Mr. Robert James, son of William James, Esq. of Albany, aged 24 years.
     In Penfield, last week, Mr. Richard Weldon. He went to bed at night in usual health, and was found dead the next morning.

24 July 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In this village, on Wednesday last, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Theodorus Bingham, to Miss Matilda Hatch. On Sunday last, by the Rev. C. Williams, Mr. Loring Cushman, to Miss Orrinda Hay.
     In Mendon, Mr. Anson De Wolf, to Miss Efa Murlatt. In Perinton, Mr. Brewer Jarvis to Miss Amanda Williams, of Mendon. In Avon, Mr. Curtis Childs to Miss Betsey Lewis.

7 Aug. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - At Brighton, on Wednesday last, much lamented, Mr. Luther Russell, aged 34, late from Albany.
     Drowned, at Clyde, on Saturday last, while bathing, Mr. Lawrence Tinsler, aged 27, an industrious and respectable mechanic.

14 Aug. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - On the 4^th day of August, inst. at his residence in Western, General William Floyd, in the 89^th year of his age.
     Thus another patriot of the revolution is gone! He was one of the remaining four, viz: John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Charles Carrol and William Floyd, who signed the declaration of our independence.

21 Aug. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     The friends of the late Mr. Luther Russell request that the following notice of death (which appeared in this paper of the 7^th inst.) be published in the newspapers in Upper Canada and Kentucky, for the information of distant friends and relatives of the deceased:
     DIED - At Brighton, on the 1^st inst., Mr. Luther Russell, late from Albany, and formerly from Boston, aged 34 years.

28 Aug. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - In this town, on Thursday last, Mr. Thomas Harford, a son of Mr. Charles Harford, aged 29.
     In this village, on Sunday evening last, of a lingering illness, Mr. Lebbeus Elliott, aged 34. On Wednesday last, a child of Mr. C. P. Jeffords, aged one year.
     In Brighton, on the 19^th inst., Mr. Aaron Coe, aged 55, formerly of Hartford, Conn. Printers in Connecticut will please to notice this death.

4 Sept. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - At Rush on Friday last, Evaline Etta, daughter of Mr. Alfred Jones, of that place, aged 3 years and 3 months. In Lewiston on Tuesday the 21^st inst., Mrs. Harriet S. Barton, wife of Mr. Samuel Barton, aged 23 years.

11 Sept. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - In this town, on the 25^th ult., Mrs. Phelinda Barrett, wife of Mr. Alfred Barrett, in the 38^th year of her age.
     In Brighton, on the 7^th inst., Mr. Truman Stone, aged 25.

25 Sept. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

OBITUARY
     The Hon. Henry Jansen, Esq. a delegate from the county of Ulster, died very suddenly in this city, on Thursday last. Sudden deaths always impress us with awe: there is something in this instantaneous change from health, life, and activity to the silence and insensibility of death, that the mind cannot dwell upon without a feeling of instinctive horror. But in the case of Mr. Jansen there were concurring circumstances which rendered it peculiarly and awful solemn. He had during that day attended in the convention, in the possession of his usual health. After dinner he walked to the Capitol accompanied by a number of ladies and gentlemen, with an intention of viewing Peale's Court of Death then exhibiting in the Senate chambers. He had purchased a ticket for admission, which he had in his hand and was just to enter the door, when he fell down and in a few minutes was a lifeless corpse. The necessary association of ideas hereby forced upon the mind, makes it perhaps one of the most truly solemn acts of Providence that has ever occurred. A mortal, but accountable being, on his way to view a fancied representation of the "Court of Death," and having arrived at the very threshold of the door which was to open it to his sight, is sanity arrested in his progress and forthwith summoned to the dread tribunal of all living. - Albany Argus

     DIED - At Penfield, on the 12^th instant, Mr. Joseph Smith, formerly of Lyme, Conn., aged 61 years. On the 15^th last, Mrs. Amy Smith, mother of Mr. Joseph Smith, aged 90 years.

9 Oct. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr. Williams, Mr. E. N. Buell, merchant, of Geneseo, to Miss Rebecca Root, of this village.

     DIED - In this town, on the 16^th ult. Irene, daughter of Mr. Alfred Barrett, aged 13 years.
     In Dracut, Mass. on the 11^th ult. Hon. Joseph B. Varnum, formerly speaker of the House of Representatives in Congress. He was also a member of the Senate of the U. S. for six years. On the same day, at the city of Washington, James M. Varnum, Esq. aged 36, a son of the Hon. Joseph B. Varnum.

16 Oct. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Henrietta, by the Rev. R. Tenny, Mr. Gordon to Miss Electa Hitchcock; Mr. Joseph Caswell to Miss Julia Cooke.

     DIED - At the River Raisin, Michigan Ter. on the 10^th ult., Samuel Felt, Esq. In Phelps, Lewis Johnson, Esq. attorney at law, aged 37 years.

23 Oct. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Ogden, on the 14^th inst. by Rev. E. Everett, Mr. Ruel P. Bascom to Miss Electa Post, of Durham, Greene co.

     DIED - Near Philadelphia, Commodore Alexander Murray, commander of the naval station at that city.

30 Oct. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Lima, Mr. John King to Miss Esther Gaffield. In Mendon, Capt. John Park to Miss Esther Smith. Mr. Francis Johnson to Polly Coon. At Wheatland, Mr. James S. Spencer to Miss Ann Forbes.

6 Nov. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Henrietta, Mr. Levi Robinson to Miss Hophy Pike; Mr. Ansell Hanks, to Miss Issabell Murray.     In Brighton, on Sunday evening last, Mr. Patrick Herron, of York, Upper Canada, to Miss Margaret Hoffman, of the former place.

13 Nov. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Mendon, by Elder Joseph Badger, Mr. Joel Dudley to Miss Lucretia Townsend.
     At Avon, on the 7^th inst., Mr.Henry Dann to Miss Katura Ruland.

20 Nov. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - On Sunday evening, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Jesse S. Burdett to Miss Margaret M'Crary.
     At Henrietta, by Elder J. Badger, on the 13^th inst., Mr. James Bell to Mrs. Betsey Bushman.

27 Nov. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Penfield, by the Rev. Orren Miller, Mr. Philo P. Patterson to Miss Wealthy Farnum.
     In this village, on the 19^th inst. by the Rev. Orren Miller, Mr. Francis M'Canty to Miss Mercy Wilson.
     On Wednesday evening, the 21^st inst. by the Rev. Orren Miller, Mr. Harvey Wakeman to Miss Christiana Marckley, both of this village.

     DIED - In Brighton, on Tuesday, the 20^th inst., Mrs. Florinda Williams, aged 30, consort of Capt. E. Williams, formerly from Stockbridge, (Mass.) after a long and tedious illness of the consumption.
     Mrs. Williams embraced the Christian religion and connected herself with the Presbyterian church in early life. She bore her lingering illness with all the fortitude and patience of a Christian, The Rev. O. Miller visited her a number of times immediately receding her death, and found her in the most calm resignation to her God, resulting from a consciousness of her acceptance in the beloved. Death had lost its terror, and she had gained a complete victory over it in the blood of the Lamb. She looked upon her coming dissolution, and conversed about it, with all the serenity of a soul going to sleep exclaiming "I am happy; I am happy. I had no idea that a dying bed could seem so sweet." She retained her senses most of the time until her last moments when she breathed her soul into the hands of her God; and left a bosom friend, a child and numerous circle of friends and acquaintance to mourn her loss. Behold how a Christian dies. "Let me die the death of righteous, and let my last end be like this."      [Com.]
     At Whitestown, Oneida co. on the 15^th inst. after a lingering illness, Joseph Jennings Esq. aged 64 years. He was in the battle of Bunker Hill, in 1775, and in 1776, in the battle of taking the Hessians, in New Jersey.

4 Dec. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Seneca, the 27^th ult., Mr. Eli Pain, of Riga, to Miss Mary Barker, of the former town.
     In Perinton, Mr. James Dyer to Mrs. Spear; Doct. Cruickshanks to Mrs. Barton.

     DIED - In Buffalo on the 16^th inst. of a lingering disease, Dr. Daniel Chapin, in the 61^st year of his age. He was formerly from Salisbury, Ct. He represented the county of Ontario in the legislature of this state, very soon after that county was settled; and was an early settler of this county. He had held the office of judge of common pleas for Niagara county; and various public trusts, with benefit to the community. His reputation as a physician, during a long course of practice has been of honorable standing; and he lived and died an honest man. Buffalo paper.
     At Henrietta, on the 24^th ult., Mr. Eri Mann, late from Brownsville. Printers in Herkimer and Jefferson counties are requested to notice this death.

11 Dec. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - On Thursday evening last, by Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Stephen Charles, merchant, to Miss Jane R. Tiffany, daughter of the late Sylvester T.
     In Canandaigua, Oliver Phelps, Esq. to Miss Laura Chapin. Mark H. Sibley, Esq. to Miss Maria G. Clark. In Palmyra, Frederick Smith, Esq. to Miss Maria Grandin. At LeRoy, Samuel S. Skinner, Esq. to Miss Delia Colton.

     DIED - In Palmyra, Capt. Samuel Jennings, aged 40. In Clarence, Archibald S. Clarke, Esq., aged 43.

18 Dec. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - On this village, very suddenly, on Sunday morning, Capt. William Brittin, aged 53. He was contractor for building the Grand Canal Aqueduct over the Genesee River.

25 Dec. 1821
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Penfield, by Rev. Mr. Carpenter, on the 18^th inst., Mr. Wm. Pope to Miss Maria Fassett.

     Departed this life, on the 22^d July, at Hardenburgh, Ky., Col. William Harden, in the 77^th year of his age. In announcing the death of this venerable hero, and patriot, the writer has to lament the loss of a valued friend - one who fought and bled for his country's good, and not that he might share her spoil or enjoy her bounty - one who in the early settlement of the country shared all the perils and ills common to others, and was ever foremost to brave danger and death. Col. Harden was not only a hero, he was more - he was a philanthropist. At the return of peace he emancipated his slaves, and divided his pay with those who had shared with him the perils of war. He fought and frequently commanded against the Indians, and was several times severely wounded.
     Having emancipated his salves and bestowed aconsiderable portion of his lands, he found himself in the evening ofhis days compelled to support himself and family by manual labor, andCincinnatus like, cultivated with his own hands his little farm.     Kentucky Argus.

     DIED - At Philadelphia, of a pulmonary complaint, under which he had long patiently suffered, Mr. Richard Fairman, engraver, aged 34 years.
     At Washington city, after an indisposition by which he has been more or less addicted for several years, Mr. Thomas Claxton, door-keeper of the house of representatives of the United States. This responsible station he has filled, with zeal and exemplary fidelity for thirty two years.

     There are a few marriages in the 15 Jan. 1822 issue of the Rochester Telegraph but the available film is taped over and unreadable.

22 Jan. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Aurelius, on the 29^th Nov. by the Rev. D. C. Lansing, Mr. Daniel Hibbard, of this village, to Miss Eunice Ferington. In Batavia, Mr. Samuel Lake to Miss Helen Phelps.

     DIED - In Pittsylvania, (Va.) Mr. Bartolomew Curtis, aged between 70 and 80. He was deaf and dumb from his birth; but not withstanding possessed of great power of mind and great bravery. At the commencement of the revolutionary war he entered the regular army and acquitted himelf with spirit and intrepidity at the battles of Brandywine, Germantown, and Guilford Court House. In Brookfield, Mrs. Mary Slayton wife of Capt. Josiah Slayton aged 40. At Cato, Mr. Amos Spencer, aged 30.

29 Jan. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - At Cherry Valley, on the 8^th ult. Mr. Hugh Mitchell, aged on hundred and one years and nine months. The deceased was a native of Carrickfergus, in Ireland and emigrated to this country about the year 1764 with the little Irish colony who came out with the Rev. Mr. Dunlap, who were the first settlers of that town. At the time of the Indian massacre in that place in Novemeber 1778. Mr. Mitchell was compelled to witness a scene, the recital of which excites all our sympathies. A party of savages burst into his house, and in almost barbarous and shocking manner murdered his wife and four children; and after setting fire in the house carried off his then only remaining child into Captivity.* He himself only escaped death or captivity by running up a ravine near his house, in which the bushes were so thick that he was enabled to elude his persuers. After the enemy withdrew from the place, he was compelled alone to put the bodies of his wife and children upon a sled, and to draw them a mile to the fort for interment. The next year, while at Cherry Valley to see his property, he was walking through the woods unarmed; an Indian with a drawn knife chased him a great distance, but he was enabled by his swift running to escape from him. He endured all these afflictions with christian fortitude and has through life preserved a fair and unblemished reputation. He had long been a professor of the christian religion and gave good evidence by his purity of life that his profession was sincere. As long as his health would permit him, he was always found on the Sabbath in the House of God. He now sleeps with his fathers, and let us al be in readiness to follow him.
     * This child was recovered from captivity and survives him, as does his second wife and several children of the second marriage.
     In Alstead, Dec. 13, after an illness of about four hours, Mrs. Lucy Wood, wife of Mr. Benjamin Wood, aged 70.

12 Feb. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - On Thursday last in St. Peter's Church, Auburn, by the Rev. Mr. Smith, the Rev. Francis H, Cuming, Rector of St. Luke's Church, Rochester, to Miss Caroline Hulbert, daughter of Hon. J. W. Hulbert.

12 March 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     Melancholy - On Sunday morning the 24^th ult. the dwelling house of Mr. Job Litchfield, in Scituate, was consumed by fire, and himself and wife (both very aged) perished in the flames.

     MARRIED - In Henrietta, Mr. Hart Nash to Miss Bedora Marble; Mr. James Tone, of Bergen to Miss Betsey Swift.
     At Auburn on the 28^th ult. Ebenezer Hoskins Esq., Attorney at law, to Miss Maria Brittin, daughter of the late Capt. William Brittin.

From the National Intelligencer, Feb. 26
POSTSCRIPT.
     Monday night, 11 o'clock. - Ten minutes ago, Mr. Pinckney breathed his last - After a course of the most acute suffering he expired without a groan. Thus has departed at an age when he might have rationally looked forward to many years yet of activity and usefulness, the Patriot, the Statesman, the transcendent advocate, and one who may be ranked among the extraordinary men that have shed a lustre on their country, and adorned the world. We are not permitted at this late hour, to say more than to express our sincere participation in the grief of which his decrease will occasion throughout our country, and to commiserate the affection with which it overwhelms in excelient family.

19 March 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - In this village, Thursday last, Mr. Lot Farnsworth, aged [illegible].

16 April 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Detroit, by the Rev. A. W. Welton, Mr. John Farrar, to Mrs. Hannah Mack.
     At Ridgeway, on the 7^th inst. by the Rev. David Pratt, Mr. Zerah Webb to Miss Orinda Moore.
     At Canandaigua, the Rev. Bartholomew Pratt, of Mount Morris, to Miss Susan M'Nair, daughter of Hugh M'Nair, Esq.

     DIED - In Geneva, on the 5^th inst., Miss Phebe Ann Axtell, daughter of the Rev. H. Axtell, aged 16 years - of dropsy in the head.
     In New York, on the 3^d inst., Mr. John H. Mower, aged 23 years, son of Jas. B. Mower Esq. of Mt. Morris.
     In this village, on Thursday last, a child of Mr. Artemas Enos, aged 16 months.

23 April 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Brighton on the 16^th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Aylsworth, Mr. Ransford Perin to Miss Densmore.

30 April 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Mendon, on the 24^th inst. by the Rev. John Taylor, Mr. E. P. Fanning, to widow ---- French, all of Mendon.

     DIED - At Providence, Hon. William Jones, aged 67, who was governor of Rhode Island from 1811 to 1817.
     At Henrietta, on the 24^th inst. Mrs. Eunice Eddy, aged 24.
     At Cambridge, Mass on the 14^th Brig. Gen. Moses Porter, Colonel of the 1^st regiment U. S. artillery. He was a private at the battle of Bunker's Hil, in 1775, when he rendered himself conspicuous by manning a piece of artillery (at one time of that action) himself; and continued in the army until the time of his death, a period of 47 years, having passed through every grade from private to a Brigadier General.

7 May 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At the Presbyterian Meeting House, in West Bloomfield, on Sunday the 28^th ult. by the Rev. Ebenezer Fitch, Mr. Isaac Procter, of New Hampshire, to Miss Fanny Amsden, of Bloomfield. - An affectionate address was delivered on the occasion by Doct. Fitch to the new married couple who propose to join the Mission Family in the Sandwich Islands.
     At Butternuts, Otsego county, Mr. John A. Cathcart, merchant of this village, to Miss Sarah Fairman, of the former place.

14 May 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Avon, Isaac Bradshaw to Miss Elizabeth Parish; Zadock Maine to Miss Harriet Rosester; Daniel Brodleax to Miss Sally Shaw.

     DIED - In Henrietta, a son of Elijah Little, Esq. aged 7 months.
     In Mendon, Mrs Rebecca Woodbury, aged 21.
     At Clyde, on the 11^th inst., James Davison, aged 19.

21 May 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED, at the village of Holley, on Thursday 16^th inst. by S. Daggett, Esq., Mr. Robert Shadders, Jr. to Miss Rebecca Noyes, daughter of Mr. James Noyes, all of that village.

4 June 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Clyde, Mr. Lansing Hawkins to Cyntha Clark.

     DIED - In this village, last week an infant daughter of Mr. Josiah Bissell, Jr. - In Brighton, yesterday morning, an infant son of Mr. Salmon Scofield.
     At Philadelphia, Commodore Thomas Truxton, late of the U. S. Navy, aged 83.

11 June 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     Mr. Gurdon Cady, cabinet maker, was killed by lightning in Livonia on the 31^st ult. while standing in his shop door. - Liv. Jour.

     Unfortunate Accident - On the 26^thult, a child, son of Mr. John M. Booth, of Montezuma about twoyears old, walked off the bank of the canal, and was drowned.

     Accidents - Mr. Aaron Dunning, of Greenfield, Saratoga county, was lately so much injured by his horses taking fright and gragging him along for a considerable space, that his life was despaired of.
     Mr. Joshua Brevard, of Flemingsburg, Ky. was lately shot, by the accidental discharge of a gun in the hands of another gentleman, while amusing themselves in shooting squirrels. Mr. B. expired in a few minutes after the fatal shot.

18 June 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Albany the Rev. Charles S. Stewart, of the Theological Seminary at Princeton, to Miss Harriet B. Tiffany. The newly married couple are attached to the mission family soon to depart for the Sandwich Islands.

     DIED - In this village on Thursday last, Thomas L., an infant son of Mr. Erasmus D. Smith, aged 11 months. - At Coventry, Conn. Mr. Rufus Clark, formerly of this town.

25 June 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - In this village, on Thursday last, Harriet Peshine, aged 4 years and five months, only daughter of Mr. Erasmus D. Smith.

2 July 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Pittsford, on the 26^th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Taylor, Mr. James Bell, of this village, to Miss Martha Matthews, of the former place.

     DIED - In Brighton, on the 28^th ult., an infant child of William Neafus. On the 29^th, Mrs. Esther Vosburgh, aged 28 years, wife of Mr. Abraham Vosburgh.

9 July 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - At Canandaigua, Zachariah Seymour, Esq. aged 63.

16 July 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Deruyter, Mr. John Whippo, of Henrietta, to Miss Mary Ann Irish, of the former place.

23 July 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - In Perinton, the 29^th of June last, of the measles, Murrin Burr, aged 49. During the short illness which terminated his earthly career, not a murmur was heard to escape his lips, but manifesting the most perfect resignation to the Divine will, he waited with calmness the call of his Saviour to the mansions of eternal bliss. Amiable in life, he lived esteemed by all who knew him, and was cut off in the midst of his usefulness to society, universally lamented. He left a wife and six children to mourn his sudden exit. - Communicated.
     At Bloomfield, Oliver Chapin, Esq. Æ 56 years. He was from Salisbury, Conn. and one of the first settlers in Bloomfield.

30 July 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     Suicide - Daniel Baker, of Hamburgh, lately put a period to his existence by hanging hinself. He retired to the woods and effected his purpose by a strip of bark.

     DIED - In this village, on the 23^d inst. Sarah Hanford, daughter of S. Melancton Smith, aged 5 weeks and 6 days. On Saturday last, Mrs. Whitney, wife of Mr. Samuel Whitney. An infant child of Mr. Wm. Brewster.
     In this town, a daughter of Mr. Lot M'Gregor, aged two years.

6 Aug. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - At Penfield, on the 25^th ult. Betsey Graves, aged 40, wife of Jason Graves. At Lockport, Mr. Lorenzo Flower, aged about 22. The Editor of the Watertown paper is requested to notice this death. At Lewiston, Mrs. Phebe Purdy, aged 28 years.

13 Aug. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Canandaigua on the 5^th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Johns, Joel F. Stary, of this village, to Adelphia Brocklebanks, of the former place.

     DIED - In this village, on Wednesday last, a child of Mr. Hendersbutt. On Thursday, a child of Mr. Martin Clapp. Amanda youngest daughter of Mr. Cadworth. On Sunday, Sarah, youngest daughter of Mr. Ebenezer Watts, aged 1 year and 7 month. In Brighton, on Sunday last, a child of Mr. Root. At Gaines, on the 26^th ult. Mr. Earl Hawkins, aged 29, formerly of Windsor co. in Vermont.
     At Chili, Monroe county, on the 5th inst. Mrs. Abbey Pixley, aged 38, consort of Mr. Wm. Pixley. The editors of the Utica Sentinal, Columbus Gazette, and of the Bridgeport, Conn. papers are requested to insert this notice.

20 Aug. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - In Murray, Genesee county on Tuesday last, Benjamin Farnsworth, aged about 60.
     In this village Abraham Staples, late of Albany, aged 56 years. He was a member of the society of Friends, and was much respected and esteemed for his virtues.
     At Waterford, Conn., Mr. Daniel Leach, aged 26.

27 Aug. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - At Mendon at the house of Rev. Mr. Taylor, of a consumption, on the 22^d inst. Mrs. Julia Allis, aged 28, wife of Mr. William A. of Prescott, U. C. She was a native of Westfield, Mass. They were on a journey for her health. Four days before her death they buried an infant daughter aged 5 days. She endured her complicated distress with great patience and christian resignation. She was peticularly amiable - a professor of religion, and died in the full strength and comfort of faith and hope and has left a dosconsolate husband to return to his habitation mourning his irreparable loss.
     A sermon was delivered at her interment, by the Rev. Mr. Everett, from the folowing appropriate words: "And Rachel died and was buried in the way to Ephrath, which is Bethlehem." [Communicated]
     In this village on Friday last, of consumption, Samuel White, formerly of Stonington, Conn., aged 44. Printers of newspapers in New London, Conn. are requested to insert this.

3 Sept. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     DIED - In Brighton, on the 27^th ult. Mrs. Eliza Cameron, aged 30, wife of Mr. George Cameron, formerly of Boston. At Auburn, Mrs. Elizabeth Parks, wife of Mr. David Parks. At Lockport, Mr. Lorenzo Flower, aged 22. At Bailston, Mr. Thomas Young, aged 69, father of Col. Samuel Young. At Canandaigua, Mrs. Mary Barlow, aged 61, wife of Mr. Abner Barlow. Mrs. Lampman, wife of Mr. Jacob Lampman. At Hartland, Sanuel B. Morehouse, Esq. P. M. At Middlesex, Mr. Richard Ferguson, aged 33. At Hopewell, Deacon William Buchan, aged 66. At Wolcott, on the 14^th inst. Mrs Mary Miller, wife of Mr. Jesse Miller, aged 40; and on the 19^th, Mr. Jesse Miller, aged 46. At South Carolina, Burr Harrison, Esq. aged 84. He served as a captain under Gen. LaFayette, in the Revolutionary war.

10 Sept. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In this village, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Joseph Wedge to Miss Sophia Winslow, both of Lyons, Ontario county. At Perinton, Mr. Dyer Ramsdell to Miss Evelina Marsh.

     DIED - In this village, on Saturday last, Miss Lucy Strong, aged 80, daughter of Mr. King Strong, of Pittsfield, Mass. (Printers in Massachusetts are requested to notice this death.) Miss Catharine Ketchum, daughter of Mr. Seth Ketchum, aged 23. On Thursday last a child of Mr. David Stone; also a child of Mr. Wm. Chichester. In Brighton last week, Mrs. Smith, wife of Daniel Smith, Jun. A child of Mr. Enoch Hibbard. A child of Wm. Billinghurst, Esq., aged 2 years; also a child of Mr. Lucius Clarke.

17 Sept. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In East Rochester, on Sunday last, Mr. Daniel J. Cobb to Miss Charlotte Hunt. At Troy, Mr. Daniel Adams of Albany to Miss Abigail Ashley, of Troy. At Byron, Mr. William [illegible; begins with the letter "C"] of Stafford to Miss Harriet Bollard, of the former place. At Wilson, Major James R. Clark, of Caledonia, Livingston co. to Miss Belinda H. Place of Wilson.

     DIED - In this village, on Thursday last, Elizabeth, aged 1 year [illegible] Friday, Nancy, aged 8 years, children of Stephen Chichester. On the 11^th Miss Margaret Williams, at the house of Mr. Chichester. Mr. C. has buried four of his family in about a week. At the house of Mr. Robert Wilson, where she had spent several days on a visit, Mrs. Esther McMasters, aged 72 of Columbus, Chenango co. In East Rochester on Sunday last William Henry, aged 14 years, son of Frederick Clark .
     At Barre on the 31^st ult., Dr. William Gates late of Seneca, Ontario co. aged 28. In Albany of a consumption, Mr. John Van Bergen, late doorkeeper of the Council of [illegible]. At Gloucester, Mass, 31^st ult., Dr. John Kittredge [illegible] Collector of Customs at that port. At Avon on the [illegible] inst., after a few hours of [illegible] exteriminating pain, Mrs. Grace Riggs, wife of Jeremiah Riggs, Esq. and daughter of Mr. Asa Bishop, aged 31 years. At Cincinati, [name illegible], pastor of the Baptist congregation in that city.

20 Sept. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Mendon, Mr. Luther Whitney, of Rush, to Miss Cynthia Grenold, of the former place. At Buffalo, Mr. Thomas Hastings of Albany, to Miss Mary Seymour. At Black Rock, Mr. Alfred Gaylord to Miss Mary Gardner. At Palmyra, Mr. Daniel Waterbury to Miss Ruea Salisbury. At Farmington, Mr. Alvin Wansey to Miss Mercy Patterson. Mr. Stephen Speare to Miss Asenath Moore. At Canandaigua, Mr. Isaac Brownell to Miss Rosalia Hitchcock. At Bath, Steuben co., Abraham P. Vosburgh, Esq. of Penn Yan, to Miss Elizabeth Henry. In Kent co. (Md) Mr. David Webb to Mrs. Whittington. This gentleman has married has married seven times, and had six wives, having been married to one twice, in consequence of a mistake made by the minister, in her first name. He is a stout, hearty looking, fat man, weighing upwards of 200 pounds and about 50 years of age.

     DIED - In this village, on Sunday last Mr. Nathaniel Walker, aged 26. He was interred yesterday, with masonic formalities. On the 19^th inst. a child of Mr. Robert Wilson. On the 22^d, a child of Mr. Silas Smith, and a child of Abelard Reynolds, Esq. On the 18^th a child of Mr. David Conklin, aged 6 years. In Brighton, last week, two children of Mr. P. B. Hankerson. At Lockport, Mr. Joseph Cutler late of Brighton, aged 25 years. At Cambria, Mr. Charles Redman, aged 22. At Fort Meigs, Simon Gibbs, Esq. P. M. At Canandaigua, Mrs. Lydia Thurber.

1 Oct. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In St. Luke's Church, in this village, on Thursday evening the 26^th ult. by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Thomas H. Rochester, Esq. to Miss Elizabeth P. Cuming. At Geneseo, on the 22^d ult., Mr. J. B. Congdon, of this village, to Miss Amy Nowlen, of the former place.

     DIED - In this village on Friday last, Mrs Elizabeth Sedgwick Lee, wife of Charles M. Lee, Esq. and daughter of Thomas Gold , Esq. of Pittsfield, Mass. In the death of the amiable woman her sorrowing relations have sustained am irreparable loss, society mourns the removal of one of its useful members, and christianity one of its brightest ornaments. [Communicated.]
     On Saturday last, Miss Rhoda Swan, sister-in-law of Mr. Jacob Gould, of this village, and daughter of Mr. Robert Swan of Andover, Mass., aged 25 years. She lived and died the death of the righteous.

"And 'tho low in the earth is her dwelling,
And dark is the grave where she lies,
Yet hope is even sorrow repelling,
Her spirit hath flown to the skies!
And not for her flight shall we sorrow,
Or grieve that she's gone to her rest,
But trembling hope that some morrow,
Will find us with her, and the blessed."
[Communicated.]

8 Oct. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In this village on Tuesday evening, the 1^st inst. by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Robert Clark to Miss Mary Haywood, both of Utica. At Hartford, Conn., Mr. John H. Thompson, of this village to Miss Electa Williams, daughter of Mr. of Thomas Williams, of the former place. At Rupert, Vt., Mr. Abijah B. Curtiss, of this village to Miss Abigail Sheldon. At Northampton, Mass., Mr. Bradford King, of Greece, Monroe co. to Amelia Stone. At East Windsor, Conn., Mr. Horace Hooker, of Clyde to Miss Helen Wolcott.

     DIED - At Henrietta, on the 29^th ult., Mrs. Nancy Hunn, wife of Mr. Samuel Hunn, aged 33 years. At Bristol, Ontario county, Mr. Daniel Parsons, late of Connecticut, aged 53. At Rariton, N. J., David Brinkerhoff, Esq. of Auburn, aged 47. At Royalton, Mr. Rosecrantz Holmes, aged 30. At Palmyra, Mrs. Anna Clough, wife of Mr. Benjamin Clough, aged 26.

15 Oct. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Canandaigua, P. M. Haight, Esq. of Bath, to Miss Elizabeth M'Lacklan, of this village. Mr. Luther Ede, to Miss Sarah Rumney. At Victor, on Tuesday evening last by the Rev. Mr. Parmelee, Mr. Joseph W. Seymour, to Mrs. Sophia Hall, all of Canandaigua.

     DIED - In Utica, Mr. Richard M. Estelstyn, of Gravelly Point, Jefferson co., aged 44. At Louisville, (Ky.) on the 30^th ult. Mr. Charles B. King, aged 34, formerly of Hartford, Ct.

22 Oct. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - On Wednesday evening, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Mr. Asa Smith to Miss Serena Hinds, both of this town. On Thursday evening, by the same, John Merrett to Mrs, Margaret Eaton of Oak Orchard. In Sweden, on the 17^th inst., Mr. Zoath Eldridge, of Greece to Mrs. Reed, of the former place. In Canandaigua, Mr. Ward Childs, of Lewiston to Miss Marina W. Stevenson. At Manchester, Mr. Stephen Fuller to Miss Mary Green. In Lyons, John H. Davenport to Huldah Burdick. In Salem, Washington co., John McLean, Esq. of Waterloo to Miss Maria Blanchard.

     DIED - In Detroit, Rev. Alanson W. Welton, late of Richmond, Ontario co. At West Bloomfield, John A. Graham, Esq. At Columbus, Ohio, Ebenezer Granger, Esq. former of Hartford, Conn. At Norfolk, John S. Elton, Esq. of the United States navy.

29 Oct. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - On Thursday evening, by the Rev. F. H. Cuming, Calvin Gay, to Miss Harriet Wheeler, both of this place.
     CORRECTION - In the list of marriages published in our paper last week, it was stated that John M'Lean, of Waterloo, was married - it should have read - of Salem, Washington county.

5 Nov. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In this village, on Sunday evening last, bu the Rev. E. House, Mr. Henry W. Clark, to Miss E. M. Evans. At Penfield by the Rev. Mr. Maltby, Mr. Jesse Dutton to Miss Polly Penfield. By Gershom Dunham, Esq., Mr. Russel Scovil to Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson, all of Penfield. At Palmyra, Mr. Wm. Eldridge, of Penfield, to Miss Deborah White, of the former place. Mr. Truman Hedimary? to Miss Mary Aldrich. Mr. PeterFoster to Miss Sophia Beckwith.

     DIED - In this village, on Thursday last, Mr. Asa Huntington, aged 28, late of Utica. At Batavia, Mrs Annis Burgess, wife of Mr. John Burgess. At Philadelphia, Mrs. E. M. Delavan, wife of Mr. H. W. Delavan, of Albany. At Niskayuna, Harmanus P. Schuyler, Esq. formerly of Albany. At Boston, Thomas Magne Willing, Esq. of Philadelphia.

12 Nov. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In Canandaigua on Tuesday last, by Rev. Mr. Taylor, of Mendon, the Rev. Joseph Merrill of Hopewell to Miss Margarett Shepard, daughter of Wm. Shepard, Esq. of this place. In Hopewell, on the 22^d ult., Mr. Amasa Wright, to Miss Jane Rodgere, both of Canandaigua.

     DIED - In this village, on Wednesday evening last, Mrs. Tirzah Gibbs, aged 28, wife of Doct. Orren E. Gibbs, and daughter of Mr. King Strong, of Pittsfield, Ms. At Henrietta on the first inst., Mrs. Polly Hovey, wife of Mr. Luther Hovey, aged 29 years. She was a pious exemplary woman and died with resignation to the will of heaven. The Utica printers will please to give this one insertion - Com.
     At Hudson, (Ohio) on the 10^th Oct. last, Mr. Nathan Pierson, aged about 50. It is supposed he was born in Saybrook, Conn; that he had a family which he left near Cooperstown in the state of New York about 20 years ago, and after wandering from place to place for 3 or 4 years, came to Hudson, since which time he has led a solitary life, secluding himself from society and concealing all knowledge of himself, his family, or other connections, from the world, always evading, by a studied ambiguity, avery inquiry respecting them. He was esteemed a man of strict veracity, and handsome little property, which might benefit his children had they knowledge of the fact.

26 Nov. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At West Bloomfield, on the 7^th inst. by Rev. John Barnard, of Lima, Mr. David Hamilton, to Miss Mary Herrick, both of the former place. At Phelps by the Rev. Mr. Brace, Mr. Burr Butler, to Miss Maria Payne; John Neysmith, Esq. of Caledonia to Miss Mercey Price. Mr. William Chaddock, of Penfield to Miss Emeline Parkhurst, of Canandaigua. At Bloomfield, by Rev. Mr. Steele, Oliver Strong, Esq. to Anna C. Chapin, daughter of Mr. Heman C. At Geneva, Mr. John Fisher to Miss Jane Lewis. At Bath, Mr. Robert Lyon to Miss Catharine Baron. At Henrietta on the 10^th inst. by Elder J. Badger, Mr. Richard Richardson, of Rochester, to Miss Louisa Wood, of the former place.

     DIED - In this village on Thursday last, a child of Mr. Elisha Taylor, aged 15 months; a child of Doct. Orrin E. Gibbs. At Bristol, Miss Bathsheba Phillips, aged 79. At Geneva, Mrs. Charoltte M. Watson, wife of W. W. Watson, aged 20. Mr. William Nicholson, aged 50. Miss Phoebe Barber, aged 18.

3 Dec. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - At Henrietta, on the 27^th ult., Nathaniel Ewer to Rhoda Mosher, both of that town. At Warren, Conn., Mr. Frederick Starr of this village, to Miss Sarah Sackett.

24 Dec. 1822
Rochester Telegraph

     MARRIED - In this village, on Wednesday evening by the Rev. Mr. Miller, Mr. Ogden Mallory, to Miss Orra Edman. On Sunday evening by the same, Mr. David Allen, to Miss Sally Lane. At Mendon, by Elder Weeks, Mr. Ira Pond to Miss Charlotte Wilcox.
     In Palmyra, Mr. Howell Reres, to Miss Phebe Howell. In Ontario, Mr. George Matthewson, to Fanny Grandee. In W. Bloomfield, Mr. William Lewis, of York, Livingston co. to Miss Jemima Royce, of the former place. In Hopewell, by the Rev. Merrill, Mr. Donald Carpenter, of that town, to Miss Lucinda Amsden, of Seneca. By the same, Mr. Samuel Andrews, to Miss Lydia Van Renthaysen, both of Canandaigua. At Bombay, in India, on the 26^th March inst., Mr. James Garret, printer, formerly of Utica, to Mrs. Philomela Newell.

     DIED - At Mahew, Choctaw nation, on the 15^th Sept. last, Mrs Sarah C. V. Kingsbury, wife of the Rev. Cyrus Kingsbury, Missionary. In Mendon, Mr. Moses G., 11 years, son of Mr. Simeon M'Intire. In Bridgeway, Mrs. Ann Mourer, 70. In Farmington, Spencer C., son of Mr. Reuben W. Brace, age 12 years.