Rochester, Monroe, NY
Daily Democrat
Jan. 1, 1845
MARRIED
In Riga, on the 31st ult., by the Rev. E. W. KELLOGG, Mr. Abraham E. PERKINS, Jr., of Wheatland, to Miss Hannah
E. HADLEY, of the former place.
In Conesus Centre, Livingston co., on the 25th ult, by the Rev. John WILEY, Mr. James BROWN, of North Chili, Monroe
co., to Mrs. Elizabeth BLASEDELL, of the former place.
In Perinton, on the 25th ult., by Bishop T. FULLER, Mr. Addison FULLER, of Penfield, to Miss Ann Elizabeth, eldest
daughter of Gilbert VANDERHOOF, of the first mentioned place.
In Penfield, on the 2?th ult., by Bishop D. BERNARD, Mr. Harrison FULLER, to Miss Sarah Ann, eldest daughter of
Nathan BENEDICT, all of the above place.
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DIED
In Henrietta, on the 31st ult., George LAUGHLIN, aged 21 years, and 1 month.
-Funeral from his late residence, on Thursday, the 2d inst., at 10 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend.
In Clarkson, Dec. 27th, Mrs. Charles(?), wife of the Rev. Eli HANNIBAL, aged 56(?) years.
In Kendall, Orleans Co., on Thursday, the 19th inst., after a short and severe illness of five days, Miss Mary
BLISS, daughter of Joseph T., and Hannah BLISS, aged 17 years.
Jan. 3, 1845
MARRIED
In this city, on the 1st inst., by Rev. P. CHURCH, Mr. Hiram R. BOND, to Miss Julia A. LITTLE, all of this city.
In Penfield, on the 1st inst., by the Rev. Mr. BENSON, Martin ROSS, to Miss Catharine TRUMANS
In Portage, Allegany co., on the 26th ult., by Elder James REED, Major A. P. DAISON, of this city, to Miss Adelia
FULLER, of the former place.
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DIED
In Brighton, Monroe co., N. Y., on the 2d inst., In the triumph of faith, Ruth GOULD, consort of Capt. Jacob GOULD,
formerly of Boxford, Essex Co., Mass., in the 79th year of her age. "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."
Papers in said co. of Essex, are desired to copy this notice.
-Funeral at the home of her son, Col. S. P. GOULD, of Brighton, to-day, at 2 o'clock P. M.
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POLICE COURT - Jan 1
BEEF STOLEN - William McPHERSON, Al__ MILLER, and Jacob WALKER, colored men
were brought up charged with having, with force of arms, malice prepense,
and instigated thereunto by the Devil, or some other doomed spirit,
feloniously stolen, taken and carried away a quarter of Beef, the property
of David MOODY. The charge was sustained to the satisfaction of the Court --
the beef having been found on a boat in the Genesee Valley Canal, on board
of which the defendants were partially realizing the whig promises of 1840,
having the "beef" and a look for the "two dollars a
day," when their hands should have become practised in that very
delicate business of "taking things," asking no questions of the
owners. They were sent over to the Island, to beef on mush, instead of the
beef, which their hands had won.
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VAGRANCY - Charles TAYLOR, not having the visible, and being visible the
worse for wear, was sent to the Poor House, to get fat.
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DISORDERLY - Peter CHICHESTER got elevated and was committed for reflection
on the error of his ways.
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CORNED AND BOISTEROUS - Michael KELLEY got into one of his accustomed
flurries; declared war against bed and board; had a horror of whole windows,
chairs and the like, and was brought up on complaint of his wife. Once in
the Police Office, he off-coat, hurrahed for CLAY, damned the Justice, and
made a pass at the constable, and was borne off to the Island, vowing
vengeance against every thing pertaining to the Police Court.
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THE ARRESTS ON SATURDAY
We were in error in stating on Saturday that the Sheriff of this county
arrested Isa ALLEN Esq., Elisha P. BURDICK and others. The persons
designated were arrested by constable Thos. W. PHIPPS of this city -- They
had solicited permission to visit GOYER in jail, and were secured before
they left the spot. The Sheriff as we learn knew nothing of their arrest
until after they had been locked up. ALLEN is a Justice of the Peace,
BURDICK a constable and both are 'Indian Chiefs.' - Troy Budget.
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Rev. Gibbon WILLIAMS, of Wheatland has removed to this village and taken the
charge of the Baptist Church and Society. Residence on Summit street,
opposite Mr. WORTHINGTON's -- Batavia Times.
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OUTRAGE - Mr. Thomas HOLDEN, very well known in the community as a
respectable industrious citizen, was employed at the Theatre to receive the
money, &c., on last Saturday night, at which time and place a dispute
arose between him and a man by the name of A. L. D. JOHNSON, about the price
of a ticket. When JOHNSON left the Theatre on that night, we understand he
told HOLDEN he would settle with him in the morning.
Accordingly, next morning he called at the
house of Mr. HOLDEN, with a gun. Mr. HOLDEN came to the door, and the moment
he did so JOHNSON shot him in the legs. -- The gun was loaded with brister
shot, some 18 or 20 of which were lodged in the calf of HOLDEN's legs: and
although not endangering life, yet causing excruciating pain.-- JOHNSON
immediately fled, but was taken in the course of the day, and is now in
jail. -- Wilmington (N.C.) Journal.
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THE TROOPS FROM NEW YORK
The New York Herald states that the express sent by Gov. BOUCK to that city,
with a requisition for a company of cavalry, to proceed forth with to
Hudson, was promptly obeyed. The Herald says:
"The orders were received yesterday by Gen.
STORMS for sixty mounted men, fully armed and equipped to proceed to the
scene of trouble forthwith. In compliance with the above order, Gem STORMS
ordered that the troops commanded by Captain KRACK and Captain HEATH, should
muster, mounted and equipped. They started for Hudson at two o'clock this
morning, in a steamer chartered for the purpose.
Capt. KRACK's troops were in uniform when the
orders were received yesterday afternoon. They mustered to pay the last
tribute of respect to a departed member."
Jan. 4, 1845
MARRIED
In Portage, Allegany co., on the 26th ult., by Elder James REED, Major A. P. DAVISON, of this city, to Miss Adelia
FULLER, of the former place.
In Webster, on the 21st ult., by the Rev. J. Benson, Mr. Andrew CHAPMAN, to Miss Susan KILL???, all of that place.
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DIED
On the 30th ult., of consumption, Henry BURROWS, aged 21 years.
His funeral will be attended from the house of his brother, Herbert BURROWS, No. 1 James st., on Sunday next at
12 o'clock.
Jan. 6, 1845
MARRIED
On the 1st inst., by Rev. P. CHURCH, Mr. Samuel RICH, of Penfield, to Mrs. Mary HILLS, of Brighton.
Also, by the same, Mr. Asa BURBANK, to Miss Elizabeth THORN, both of Ogden.
At Seneca Falls, on Christmas day, by Re. George PEGLER(?), Mr. Charles G. STOCKING, Printer, of Penn Yan, to Miss
Mary WOODHULL, of the former place.
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FATAL ACCIDENT - Mr. Orra MACE, with three friends, were thrown from wagon, in Livingstonville, Schoharie co.,
and Mr. M. instantly killed. His temple struck upon a stone. He has left a wife and ten children. The others were
much injured.
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The Hon. Joseph L. TILLINGHAST of Rhode Island died suddenly at Providence on Monday last. He has represented his
state in Congress.
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Death By A Car - Medad POMEROY was run over by a train of cars, near Pittsfield and instantly killed. He was lying
on the track, with a bottle of rum by his side.
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The grandmother of the Rev. Dr. PRICE, of Cincinnati, was burned to death, by her clothes catching fire, a few
days since. She was 90 years of age.
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Hon. Roger Minot SHERMAN diet at Fairfield, Conn., on the 20th ult., in the 72 year of his age.
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The late Paul BECK, Esq., of Philadelphia, has bequeathed to various charitable and literary institutions of that
city, the sum of $25,500.
Jan. 7, 1845
MARRIED
On the 4th inst., by the Rev. Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. John SEARLE, late of London, England, to Sabra Louisa, daughter
of Walter BADGER, Esq., of this city.
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DIED
In this city, on the 6th inst., Mrs. Elecia J. PIERCE, wife of Dr. J. B. PIERCE, of Lyons, aged (42 or 62) years.
-New Orleans papers please copy.
Jan. 8, 1845
MARRIED
At Rochester, on the 1st inst., by the Rev. A. G. HALL, Mr. Jerome HART, of Irondequoit, Miss Mary Ann TRUMANS,
of the former place.
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DIED
In Greece, on the 6th inst., of consumption, Cordella, eldest daughter of Eliza and Joshua COVERT, aged 15 years.
In Gates, on the 7th instant, Olive, wife of William BUELL, Esq., aged 52(?) years.
-Funeral on Thursday, 9th instant, from the Methodist Chapel, at 1 o'clock, P. M. The friends of the family are
invited to attend.
Jan. 9, 1845
MARRIED
In this city on the 6th inst., by the Rev. Mr. O'REILLY, Mr. Thomas CRERAR, to Miss Margaret MacDONUOUGH, all of
this city.
In Chili, on the 7th inst., by the Rev. H. DANIELS, of LeRoy, Mr. L. Gay SPERRY, to Miss Charlotte CRITTENDON,
both of Chili.
Jan. 14, 1845
MARRIED
In this city, on Tuesday eve., the 7th inst.; by the Rev. J. M. FULLER, Mr. N. B. ELLISON, to Miss Mary A. THOMPSON,
both of this city.
On Sunday eve., the 29th ult., in the Universalist Church at Portageville, Allegany co., by the Rev. H. VAN CAMPON,
Hobert TWITCHELL, Esq., of Madison co., to Miss Mariah, eldest daughter of Capt. George WILLNER, of the former
place.
In Batavia, Genesee co., on the 1st inst., by Elder ROLLINS, Mr. Allen H. DOUGHTY, to Miss Amelia T., daughter
of Deacon Phineus LORD, of that place.
At Hindsburgh, Jan. 9th, by the Rev. L. MARSHALL, Mr. George A. WRIGHT, to Miss Mary E. GARRISON, daughter of Ezra
GARRISON, of that place.
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DIED
At Lima, Indiana, on the 1st inst., Mary Elizabeth, daughter of the late Rev. Jas. B. HOUSE, of Claremont, New
Hampshire.
In Clarkson, on the 12th inst., at 2 o'clock A. M. Henry C. WALBRIDGE, son of Silas WALBRIDGE, aged 18 years and
9 months.
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