Republican Advocate Batavia, Genesee Co., NY Friday, November 4 1825 MARRIED. In this village, on Monday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. COLTON, Mr. William DICKINSON, to Miss Elinda RUSSELL, all of this village. On the 3d inst. in this village, by Daniel TISDALE, Esq., Mr. Lewis EVANS, to Miss Anna HOYT. * BLACKSMITHING. Old Hardware Open! Good Tools, with Keen Edges! The Subscribers have formed a Co-partnership in the above business, under the firm of DAVIDS & SILSBY, and carry it on near J. DAVIDS' Waggon Shop, where all kinds of work will be executed in the best manner, and of the best materials. All kinds of Axes, Joiners' and other Edged Tools, made on short notice, and a little cheaper than has been heretofore afforded. John DAVIDS. Phineas SILSBY. Batavia. * I have long resided amongst you, and that I am and always have been, entirely devoted to your best interests, in extending the Elective Franchise--in the promotion of Internal Improvement--and in supporting the principles of our republican institutions. Should you honor me with an election, I can only pledge my devotion to your best interests. Your ob't. humble serv't., Horace GIBBS. * To the Electors of Genesee County, When I placed myself before you as a candidate for the office of Clerk of this county, I was influenced by the expectation that there would be no nominations made for county officers by conventions. Since that time, however, conventional nominations have been placed before you, with which it would be folly for me to compete. I, therefore, withdraw myself from the list, and will most cheerfully devote my exertions to promote the election of such men to office as I think will best promote the public good. Respectfully, Yours, &c. Timothy FITCH. Batavia. * To the Electors of the County of Genesee, The undersigned, being unwilling that his friends should take unnecessary trouble in his behalf, gives this early notice, that he has made such arrangements in his private concerns and domestic avocations, that he cannot, at present, perform the duties of any office, which the public might be anxious to bestow upon him. He therefore refuses to be considered a candidate for any office at the ensuing election. Calvin FIELD. Mount-Pleasant. * CASUALITY. On Monday last, Mr. Jacob GRIMES, of Bethany, while engaged in measuring flax-seed, at a store in this village, fell down, lifeless. Every exertion was made to resuscitate him, but proved ineffectual. He has left a wife and a number of children, to mourn his untimely exit. * A New Post-Office has been established in Bethany, in this county, by the name and title of "East Bethany Post-Office." Orange ALLEN, Esq. is appointed Post-Master. * submitted by L.C. Schmidt