Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13


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 JouN WAS@BUREN :---"If I ever .east asyole for 6laxery. may I die farsaken. hV, man, and accursed by God. eH.a s,JoIE CoclsRAk &-sfThe opposerssOf. itlie WiDniot Pro9isC should be gibbetted, here, and damned hereafter" And here is what They say in I85S < 1N BUREn AND CccHR4 x .-ss sFhfee. cheers for the Fugiitiye Slave Law. ,.
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