Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-25
P,itts in Nese- Fork, August %.

At meeting of tho Members ofth6 Bar Of Iatchfeld
 County on the first day of the session of tho Snpe-
 rior Court, August Term, 183l--I he deccase oftke
 Hon. NOAH B. BENEDICT being anno,inced, the fol-
 lowing resolution was offered, seconded, and pass-
 ell, viz:
 slt having since our last meeting in this place pleased Divine Providence tp remove by death Noah B. Bsnsdct. rinc senior memher efthis har Iesolrs That the Chairman bs rsqacsted to appoint connie tsc oflhe members io consider and report to fBtura
 meeting whether in their opinion is expedeat and proper to take any, and If any what measures exprss- sye of the sense flhe Bar in reference that mcan. cholly event." .-s&
 Wheroupon ile Chairman appointed David s. Boardman, Pbinehas Miner, and Jabes w. Hunting ton, Esquires, members of ihc bar, Committee for the purpose atoresaid, who at meeting of the bar on the third day otsaid Term reported as foilows which report was accepted and adopted, vls:
 The Committee apponied to report such measures as they should deem rroper exprs.:sya of tue sense of Divine Providence, which has removed by death. the Hon. Noah B.. Beaedci, the senior member of the Bar, respectfully recommend the adoption of ihe accompanying resolutions. e M N D. s. BoARDMAN,
 PHINRHAs MINER, COManItss. J. w. HUNTINGToN, ) At meeting of the Bar and oificers oi tho Superi- or Court of the County of Lschlcld, at the term of August, 1881 =
 Rescived, that we deeply deplore tho loss whchtha
 Bar has recently sustained by the death of tho Hon Noah B. Benedict, 90 long and justly esteemed ons oi iis greatest ornaments, aud most distihguiset ! members. In his duiics as m advocate. Mr. Rene dctscool and discriminating judgment, oep research uDlring patience, perfect faifhlulness, and untonl mon invention, rendered him q safe depostary ant guardian of the rights Of his clients, and very for midable opponent to his professional adversnries whilst his gentle manners, chasielanguage, instructive decacy. close reasoning, and persuasive eiocaon, n. sariaby conciliated their respect and seldom failed ,o secure the applause and often the admiraiioh q ! his audiences. Tho rare assemblags of useful and amabIc qualities % happily usiled in our depanc friend and brother, sspporicd by extensive prCies- sonal learning, aud adorned by the most scrupuIou,
 integrity, rendered him honor o the profession tc which he belonged, and to those who had the seiis
 ac,on 10 le associated in similar p1rsuiis and friend
 y habits, his loss speculiary acsing; while his be neicent disposson. publc charities. exemplary lla and many virtues, rendered him justly esteemed by a who admire distinguished talents. or love purity . character. and his death public calamity, l Rssoiusd, that we sympaihise with heartfelt 'emo iions in tho and irreparable loss o h's ia
 beloved eonsort and now mourning widow. \ Rsseiped, that in testimony of our respectful aal afetjenaie regard for the memory of the deceascd we will wear the accustomed badge of mourning du
 ring ,he presen. term ofthe Superior Conrt is ihi County. And that the Chairman of ihs Bar be ss
 auesed to ransmis copy of these resolutions. figa ed bv himself and fhs Clerk, to shs afflicted widow
 che deeeased. .-and eanse Ike copy to bs pabiishe , ip .he Li.chfeId Enquirer.
 7 ASA BACON, Chakzas, Gxo. 0, WooDnuHP, Ctsrk.