Rochester Daily Democrat Rochester, Monroe, New York January 1, 1841 DIED: In this city, on the morning of the 31st ult., of croup, after an illness of a few hours, SILAS WALBRIDGE, only son of THOMAS H. HYATT, aged 4 years and 11 months. The relatives and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend the funeral from their residence No.10 Ford st., corner of Centre Park, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Rochester Daily Democrat January 4, 1841 MARRIED: In this city, on Friday morning, the 1st instant, by the Rev. ELI_HA TUCKER, Mr. RODNEY L. ADAMS, to Miss MARTHA ANN SOUTHWORTH, all of this city. On Wednesday evening, Dec. 30th, by the Rev. TRYAN EDWARDS, Mr. WILLIAM BURKE, to Miss LOUISA S., daughter of REUBEN BARDWELL, Esq., all of this city. In Portage, on the 31st. ult., by the Rev. Mr. REED, Mr. RALPH VAN BRUNT, Jr., to Miss ELIZA CHOAT, both formerly of Rochester. At La Grange, Genesee co., Dec. 17th, by the Rev. JESSE ELLIOT, Mr. LABOU HOWARD, of Livonia, to Miss LOUISA JANE WITTIER. In Geneseo, Dec. 27th, by IRA D. SMITH, Esq., Mr. JEROME B. FLETCHER, TO Miss SABRA L. SCOTT, all of that place. In Weatherfield, on the 20th ult., by the Rev. H.C. PALMER, Mr. WILLIAM HAGADORN, of Mount Morris, to Miss MELISSA ANN ALLEN, of the former place. At Gaines, on the 22d ult., Mr. LEONARD S. EVANS to Miss EMELINE BROWN--and Mr. NATHAN W. LUCE to Miss DELIA BROWN, all of Barre, Orleans county. In Darien, on the 17th ult., by the Rev. Mr. GOFF, Mr. ASAHEL HENDERSON, to Miss JULIA E. LEE. On the 29th ult., by the Rev. B.O'RILEY, R.C.R., Mr. HUGH JOHNSON, to Miss LUCIA LYNDEN, both of this city. On Wednesday, Dec. 30th, by the Rev. E. TUCKER, Mr. E. AVERY, a resident of Castile, to Miss SUSAN EALES, of this city. In Webster, on the 24th ult., Mr. EDWARD TURRILL, to Miss ANN F. VAN SINCOE. On the 9th ult., at Mrs. Gen. PIKE's in Boon county, Kentucky, by the Rev. WILLIAM WHITAKER, JOHN HUNT to ZEBALINE A.P. HARRISON, grand-daughter of WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, President elect of the United States. DIED: In this city, on the 3d inst., of pulmonary consumption, Mrs. SOPHIA H., wife of GEO. W. BEARDSLEE, aged 23 years. Adorned from her childhood with many virtues to which in riper years were superadded the christian graces and hopes, her death was eminently peaceful and happy. She did indeed, recoil at the prospect of so early a dissolution of the tender ties binding her life, upon first learning a few months since, the fatal character of her disease; but after a little time for reflection and prayer, her feelings subsided into a calm acquiescence in the will of God, and she was soon to die, seemed in no degree to diminish her interest in whatever could contribute to the personal comfort to all its inmates, as well as those who from time to time partook of their friendship and hospitality. Hers was not a resignation of moroseness, but of cheerful reliance on those doctrines which enable us to regard death as the passport to a better world. The memory of the just is blessed. Her funeral will be attended this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the First Baptist Church, on Fitzhugh street, of which she was a member. A sermon may be expected from the pastor. The public generally are invited to attend. In this city, on the 31st ult., Mrs. CATHERINE M., wife of WILLIAM SEELEY, Jr. aged 28 years. In York, Dec. 16th, Capt. THOMAS BLAKE, aged 67 years. In this city, Nov. 22d, Miss JANE GODFREY, aged 17 years. At his residence in Penn Yan, on the evening of the 22nd ult., HENRY A. WISNER, Esq. counsellor at law of that village, aged 41 years. In Canandaigua, on the 15th ult., after a short and painful illness, Mrs. REBECCA S., wife of WILLIAM W. SUTHERLAND, in the 49th year of her age. Mrs. S. was the grand-daughter of Deacon JOB SPENCER, of Salisbury, Conn. At Oriskany, Oneida county, on the 21st of December, LEMUEL C. MOTT, aged 39 years. In Barre, on the 22d ult., after an illness of seven days, Mrs. MARY S. TANNER, wife of SAMUEL TANNER, in the 44th year of her age. Of quick consumption, in Mount Morris, on the 16th ult., Miss HARRIET NEWELL, daughter of CHAUNCEY WOODFORD, aged 20 years. DISTRESSING OCCURENCE----On Tuesday evening of last week, Mr. HUGH WATSON, extensively known as the founder of the brewing establishment of H. WATSON & SONS, of this village, closed his life under circumstances peculiarly distressing. It seems that from the time of following his estimable wife to the grave about a year since to the day of his own death, his mind was constantly failing--he became more and more gloomy--at times lost all desire for life, and although in his better moments he strove to overcome every thing of the kind, yet it was easy for those around him to percieve the change that was going on in his intellect. On the morning of the day alluded to, in company with one of his sons, and as much to divert his mind by change of scene as anything else, Mr. W. started for Oswego. They stopped in Hannibal for supper. Missing from the table in a way that created no suspicion, he stepped out of the door--and not returning as was anticipatedd, a search was commenced, which resulted in finding his lifeless body in a well, into which he had without doubt let himself down. A coroner's inquest was held; after which his remains were conveyed to this place; and attended to the grave on Friday. Mr. W. was 63 years old, has for many years been engaged in extensive business operations--was remarkable for his prompt and business-like deportment--and his painful exit has cast a gloom over the circle of his numerous friends and acquaintances, which time alone can efface.------Auburn Journal Submitted by..Sharon Palm