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 Al Harvinton. on the 11th inst. Adeline Eliza, youngest child of Deacon Wilys Clark, aged 6 years' On the 12tb. Mir. Wadsor S. Wilson, son of the late Stevens Wilson, deceased, aged g. On the same day. MT, Sylvester Cook, aged 43. On the o9d Mrs Esther Morse, wife of Alvin Morse, aged 59. - ,

 Williams, aged 25.

 Anoust 1sth' 1s45. Deacon Giles Ward, aged TT.

 The deceased was born in Somers, Conn.,, Dec. -. 176s. From that place, he removed to East Windsor. and in 1SO2 to this town. As man, he was marked by uprightness and dec'slon-as citizen. by love of order. and those noble lnsti- tutions beoueathed US by our Puritan fathers. lie became hopefully pious, few years after his re- moval, and united with the Church Tn Torrlngton, of which he constituted consistent member, for about 40 years and for six of the last years, an o- flee bearer. As Christian, he was distinguished for his solemntv, conscentiousness and meekness. From bitter opposer of the doctrines of grace, that bring the sinner in humble submission to the foot of the Cross he became by hls renewal, thcr ardent friend. He retiring Christian, '' nev- CT less alone than when most alone ;" for then he enjoyed in peculiar degree, communion with God. Tn conversation, he showed that Il e Bible was treasured in his mind, and cherished in bis heart for he poured forth abundantly its precious truths and never seemed more delighted, than when this blessed volume afforded the theme of conversation He loved Zion, and though he often spoke of her interests to the ears of others we have reason to believe he mentioned them oftener to the ear o l the Saviour And now he has gone, we can truly | say. He being dead, yet speaketh." /" The right eous shall be had in everlasting remembrance.