Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-22
DIED,

VI ~ DIED,
 Tn this village, on the l4th inst, Mrs. Sally w. Wolco,. reIict of the late Hon. Frederick Wolcot, The lst inst. on board the Brig Sea Eagle, on his passage home from the West Indies after an illness days with the yellow eyer hora'ie Ada%. 2,
 Whene er becalmed lie.
 And storms forbear to toss,
 Les. lshoaid suffer loss
 FM mose, the treach'rous calm dread.
 Than tempest bursting per my head.
 Come, Holy Ghost, and blow
 A prosperous gale of grace;
 Wait me from oil below.
 To heaven-my destined place;
 Then, in full sail. my port I'll hnd,
 And leave the world and sin behind.-Com.
 In WoIeot,ville the llth Seps Henry, infant son of MT. Samuel Woshman, aged l3 months
 In Burlington, Vt., on the 18th ult, Mr. Moses Ca,lin, aged 72. formerly from this town.
 Though fSll of years and in measure prepared tor Nhe chrstians reward, his death is greatly and most neralIy, by the inhabitants of our !own For he was a man oi high excelence in moral and religion: cha racter. Christian humility, eenteness S spr bene- him happily blended qualifying him for all the respon- sble honorable and endearing reatlons ot lie. He was an sHee,ionate brother. eontidng friend, Pru dent counsellor, useful citizen and pre-eminenty,a Deace-makeT. tn ai the relations of social life. he dev,Seaned himself with 90 much mOdesty. benevO- fence and fidelity. that all eel that they have lost Ths chamber ef his sickness and death was pri- ileged place. Nos that was distinguished by those sriuphs of faith, sometimes witnessed, but Tor calm snd eonfidng trust in the promises end goodness oi God and for clear views of the way 0f sava ton hT0 faish in Christ. With resignation to the will ef God, which was the result neither Of necessity of pre- snmpsion but Of cleav views and evangelical trust in the eospeL he committed himself anew into the hands of hjs Saviour, and cheehully waited hs change Even amid the mental wanderings Of his last hOurs his thouRhss a1 intervas seemed Fatlonally and de- iithtfully employed upon the home" he was about HIs funeral was attended on Saturday. by largs eencousse Of citizens whose snFrow testified how much hs was respected and loved: But he is gone We shan sse his face no more. Yet the memorial of his good Hsms and deeds will be snll iresn as inc snoxninR hzeeze and fragrant as the flower oi spring Blezsed are he dead who die IN THE LoE0-Com.
 Msddls6sry Free Press. ln Albion on the 9ash of July last. of pulmonary aeogasusmuson Mr. Isaac s. Waasworth, merchant in Ms. Vernon, Ohio, aged s6 ysars He was on has yay aOhis parents in C0nwal G.. tog the purpose ot re- covering his healih, which had been deehmng insMs. hs buried two cf his children. He has Iett siSs cad sns child 10 mourn their IOs: it is aae Co she msmsRy 0f the deceased t0 say. :has he was an oee Of the Presbyterian churches @ shis town chat he snslaaned highly respectable character in ths eommnnsy, and that hs lefe evidence oi having 6ahsd his career wish joy. and gene where the wsa- Fv aso al rest nlssssd are she dead whe de ln the iara lSm ksaessgth yea saiIh the spiF, that they ay ssas from shsE laboFsi and ihsr wosks do follow E. Mew Yssk, ou ,hs Iosh inss.. EliSa EassIine. aanahieF of Emannsl and EiAabsih nnsssll aged Ss yaAlM AgnA9lR e thia village. Her gs@ains wore Dshsntp Nsw sliqsnf c., tss snisSHsns.