.1nKLEn.
{"newspaper_name": "Litchfield enquirer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2964, "word_count": 528, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9052000045776367], "ccnet_perplexity": [1525.4000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
d. 4 " t -a4 4n V WGHHLE1s

 .s is % sssns sas Ryl . .' X, s'ss|' ss a.y es SS s Hubbard. of Lltch6snl v tin DEDs

 Tn Bantam Falls. On Monday tlfS 2lSE i1t. Mr. ---.4-- EmmOns, aged 53.

 Tn New Haven. on inc l7th inst., Mfr. CHARLES W. HIKeAN, EsQ., aged about 90.

 t is with no ordinary feelings fliat we announce the death cf cur much esteeUed fellow citizen, CHAnEEs ". HiNNAN. He died at his residence, Thursday morning. aiter a profracied sickness, which ie endured with singular patience and re- siguafioh! Nit. Hinman was extensively known in this coinmunftys having been, tor a great many years, connected with the New Haven Steamboat Company as their Agent at this rlace. Hewa not only extensively rknowp, but peculiarly beloved 2 rare combination of virthes made him general favOriteand there are feM hearts which will not be touched by the tidings that he has passed away from among ns p The public will mourn the loss of an accomplished man of hnsiness--of one who nev- CT betrayed bis trust, sought his own interest at the, expense of oihefs--whose stern integrity and uHfiring iddstry won Tor him universal confidence The poor and afflicted are bere of faithful friend and generous 6epefactor: Mr ,Hinman had yig- orots, cultivated. and sptighfly mind; frank and aEniable disptSltioit; an uncuIsimon ndhlehess of soul, and ardent piety. As the doctrines of the Gnspel were the great source Df his happiness while in health; so they furnished, in hislasf hours the strongest consolation and support He died, joytulIy anticipating freedom from sim and the glorious presence uf his God and Saviour. His death will be deeply felt blythe Church of which he was an e*empiary member, and by a large cir- cle of Christian friends To his family, the dis- peniation is;indeed afiictive--the loss irrepara- bley but ]" blessed are the dead who die in the Lord ''--.E H. Cotrier K o there is joy for those that nsoi,rn

 The dear departed friend, wlinse heart

 With holy love was wont toburn; A

 Sad though it be, from such to part.

 Aa when the Summers evening cloud, In silence, weeps the parting Day,

 The golden Sun illumes the shrond, And melts the pearly mists away. x 's { Then Hope. ( on angel wings" appears,

 V Bright shines the rainbow round her head ::

 She points to those immortal spheres, fsl9 ' Where now the pious soul hath fled. fsst Al rest with Jesus! safe from sit,

 From care, and pain, and sorrow free :! N The same immortal crown 10 win, t,a 43

 Christ purchased once for you and me.

 Omystery of redeeming love!

 The washing in Savi0nr's blood!

 It fires th' angelic hosts atoye, -s A And fills the 'rapfufed soul with God! s Hark Hear not a shout that rings

 From some seraphic harp in Heaven! Does Fancy view the golden strings. Or is if Fdikh. to morials given -s know 'tis Faith; I hear il ring. aas With music such as angels have:

 70 Death where now thy bitter sting!

 And where thy victory, 0 Grave ?"

 HI. WARD.