Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-01-21

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EDITED BY cEoRaE p. MORRIS.
If periodical Journal may be allowed TO have is
Hmma'!c c periods, wN'Sn .cS! .s durability and
strength, the Editor Of the New.lOrk Mirror hAerS
himself thNt The severe orde0s OF time and prOa,iOn
which his clAny has riumphanIly wilhs,ood, may
eos Of 10 permanent success the grateful reward NJ
once OF his Onliring zeal, and the Crc'aNe fruits O
the liberal patronage OF mn enlightened community.
by ~" menus us 10 @ success wSs TSs S
tory oT all similar attempts, previously undertaken IN
,his city, exhibited M almost unvarnd record Of rash
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zeal Gad in vain been exerei to redeem from inovi,a.
BILE yuin the numerous periodicals which rapidly sue.
ceedcd each other 10 one common dnom PrOtitiag hy
the errors u his predcc tho Editor uf tho Mir
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maMd, success. Enlislng talent Of the Highest order
in it's behalf he also ained, aud no believes not in
yni ut rendering his pages univ craaly agreeable aud
interesting; and, once embarked in tho arduous enter.
PRISE 10 devoted TO II N the enersles aud perscvcr.
nUce oc which he was Capable identifying his repu.
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and day, through thshrghcss portion Sfhis existence,
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