Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-04-29
THE SENATE, r1NEpuAT.


On the Legislature OF this State about TO ronVens
according 70 the Constitution, devolves the duly ci
equalizng the Senate. That. instrument provides
that this body shall be composed OF not less than a6
NOR more than - inetnheEs tlIat county shall Be
entitled TO less than two Senator'S and 90 far 90 con-
sissent with this pTOsisions the number fr0H each
in forming senatorial Districts no town shall be div
ded and no district extend into Sounties; 0nd that
ire keslaIuEe aE Ids 6Est seesOn after the CumpeIOn
they neglect their duty q die coming session, no
change may be made I'LL alter the completion Of an
On the principles of tho C6asfiss.iun and on every
prncipe OF equal representation, HartEd C,.uniy is
entitled to an additional Senator. Should the Sen.
ate be be eGEsased 'a2A % o!hegtw9 members Belong
to falrtIsId and Ne%3 haye9 counties Under the
respiration il only atiai9able by providing for the
frdctions This may be done hy fixing upon certain
wears in which certain lisrctS shall I'D entitled to
TO alter the boundaries number, of the districts now
established -iiaryo1a Courier
-. ''.''i' MARRIED" 4-ft..a -
II hi: town, on he 2sth inst; Mr. Charles NJ Neih
to Mss MatildaD d. Wheeler i3' .'.if a. .l.,s.
In South Farms, on the 26lh inst. Me- Job Clark 20
Miss Rhnda A. Thomas. g.,s., = :,
d In H9G ford Ny ,, aired E. Bur- Editor Of the
In Woodbury., Mr.. Len1an G. Atwood, Of Water.
town. 10 Miss Della NJ. Judspn
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In this village, the 25th inst (the anniversary Of
her BIRTH Mrs. Sarah Tro wbrdee, aged IS widow bi
the late Dea 1f,Onias 1rowhfidge. 7'Nsf
In South Farms, On the 18th lust, Col. Nathaniel
Goodwin, aged 81 49,. =.
In this town, $50 Farms socieety, on the a4th inst,
Mrs. Nancy Bostwick, wife Of Dea. Joel Bostwick
aged 50 years: By this sudden and affecting event
OF Gods providence, breach has been made in an
extended circle of friends and relatives which has
hitherto remained unbroken. Those who bost knew
the deceased can most appreciate her virtues: As
mother she was devotedly attached to her chill
dren as wife she was faithful and kind as sis.
ter afcctlonate; as a daughter filia-tenderncss
filled her souand the aged mother she has left be-
hlnd having almost reached a century, sorrows
most OF all that her daughter is taken and she left
But, boWing to- the will of the Father, her friends
have at least this consolation that their loss is her
eternal gain. ~ %. / = ~. "a
To live in hearts we leave behind, s1aa
Is not to die.-Comm.
In New-P reston, on the Hath instant Miss Be,sev
Hatch, aged 81, daughter Of Mr.. Phila nler Hatch.
In FOrrington March IA, Miss Sarah Emily Leach.
daughter Of Mr.. Jonas Leach, aged 90 wears. "a
In Norfolk, widow Elizabeth Cotton aged co.
In Canaan, March 25th, Mrs. Fally, wife Of Mr..
Samuel Burritt, aged IS years. - - ~
In Fairfield, Mr.. Abel Turney, aged about S7-a
revolutionary pensioner.
In Danhurv. Mr.. Geo. S. Hurd, aged A. '.''" ID
In Bethel. Mr. Matthew Taylor, aged ~. .H.:
ln New-tiartford. on the 9th inst, Mr. Israel Barns
aged ga revolutionary pensioner. %, .....,
In Hartford. Mrs. Ann T. Cowles, aged Al. wife Of
Mr.. Richard 3 Cowles, Of New Hartford; Col. John
Kline. aged a.. 'rsI. - II stlit.i.%. III
In New,Canaun, Joseph Sanford. aged 20 ls,.. MI