Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20
MARRIED.

AT Mortified, on the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Camp: Mr. - Pratt, Of Waterbury to Miss Eme-
line Morse, fihe former place. i*@S
In this town, the 18th inst. by Rev. Levi Peck,
Mr.. John 8. Preston, jan. Of Harwinton, 70 Miss
Hannah Churchill. Of Llchfeid.
In Yoskers, n. Y. MI. Lyman Adds Of this Town.
In New.Haven, Mr.. Moses Briggs. Of Dartmouth,
Mass. to Miss Mary Ann Welles, Of Monroe.
u NewYork, John ": Crane, n. D. Of Hartford,
j" Haniord, Mr.. james ". Judd, % Miss Elizabeth
Wing; MIR. George Way TO N ISIS Miriam F. kenne-
dy; Mr.. Mason Gross 10 Miss Carolina Barnard Mr..
John Francis TO Miss Mary Camp; Mr.. Ethan l..
Harrington, OF New Britain TO Miss Betsy Fielding,
Of West Hartford. ty @
DIED,
In this town, on the 10th u Caroline Sanford, aged
Ia months, daughter Of Mr.. Aaron Moss. s
In Goshen, on the 8ih ult. Mg. John Thompson,
aged 75-a revolutionary 7ensoner.
In Bristol, Mrs. Delilah Matthews, aged "a, wife cf
Mr.. David Matthews.
In Winchester, Mrs. Abigail Loomia, wife Of Deac.
In sharon, (Elswor,h Society Mrs. Ruth 81, John,
relict Of Mr.. Ezekiel 81. John, aged 60.
Caleb Moore, so; Mr.. Hector Hamilton, o.; MI. Jo-
seph Harris 81; Mrs. Ann Wilson, 81; Mr. White
Ransom Of fladdam, 2s Mr. Oliver Nichols, Of Had
dam, IS.
Ia Pennington, Miss Ann Hart, Al.
In Weihersfeld, Mrs. Fanny Bunce, 43.
IL Winsted, Mr.. Calvin Wilder, Of West Harand,
III Canaan, on the lltI, inst. Mr.. Samuel Robbins,
aged 81. Mr. II. was frequently elected TO represent
bis native town 10 the General Assembly, and 10 fil
other Offices of trust and responsibility.
IL Haddanl, CT. Oh the Sd inst. OF Cholera, Capt.
Cllauncey Smith, aged 81 years; highly estinabe
inhabitam Of West-Haven. The circumstances NJ
tending the sickness death and burial Of Capi. g.
Haddam, Of nature peculiarly aggrayatiDg 10 his
numerous friends and bereayed family. This case at
lords another Nominating instance Of the selishness
and inhumany which many Of the victims of the pre-
waiting malady have experienced, and deserves 10 be
held up to the Reproduction Of an enlightened and
christian people. He died on board his vessel nj
Haddam, the Connecticut River, attended only by
his youngers son, who had accompanied his father
from Wesi-HaveD, and assisted him in ills voyage
shither, for the purpose Of procuring stone. They
both left home on the 9th ult. 10 good health. On
the 3lst, Capt. 3. taken slightly i'll Of what he
supposed to be cholera mOrbus, complaint 10 which
he subject the two following days had par
tally recovered; medical other aid could not how
ever be conveniently procured. On Monday tihe 3dl
he was seized with more alarming symptoms Of the
cholera. DR.. CatliD attended him until he called
away 10 other patients, bat bis MD was unayaing.-
His called iequenty ard loudly for assistance from
the inhabitants Of the place. bn the fear OF the disease
had rendered them insensible the calls Of duty and
humanity. DIR. Calm, Mr. Ely, and or two other
parsons unkn0wB, by seasODable acts Of Kindness a
torded temporary relief Another came where the
sick man was, and wlleM he had looked on him "pass.
ed by the other side" Ofthe rest who were coli
render any assistance. and this aged suffered
20 1inger and die in cold, damp close casln, with no
other assistance than that Of his son, and whia few
hours ride Of his family, who were Ignorant oi bis Sit
0aon. With much difficulty. his son procured three
persons 10 assist him in barying his father near the
water, the authorities Of the place having forbidden
the body be buried in the common barying gronnd
The character and respeciabiy Of the deceased rem
der the circumstances Of his death peculiarly Distress
ing his family, whose kind Offices and aiieniio" 70
Others in the present season 0f sickness have noe
been circumscribed by approximations VI personal !
hAzard.-N. 4auen RegisfT.