Litchfield enquirer., 1866-12-20
CORNWALL.

which renews so much of hope, and brings
 so much n,11e of happinessl lto 9pr raceaI ,>,.ytY Mlofei than usual afefthe organizations for Christmas in this town. In South Corn;
 wall they aretos have a Christmas etree1in. the Church, When, no doubt, the children will find that good time, so anxioasly look
 ed for, and the, olds folks too, sfdrsthat
 matter sd aissw owI cred .a.r rsai o. |, West Cornwall twint spendsi the ,asails of their recent exli s' ina Bestowing
 gifts and eonsequ thappiness to the little ones connected with their very flouFishing Sunday School int presence of select
 company, who, no oidoubt,a will greatly en-
 joy dispensing the aeffefingS of'a liberal
 publieFt to those who wellfdeserve them 7Iei'I
 Last; but met least,1 Cream 'HilAf, joined by others, will Wwaitlthe sssaaval of sourspat-, ron Saint, who will ldistributs with. no
 stinted hand, things curieussas' well as use-
 ful, as he isiwont to do. t5They meet at
 their, scheoliH ouse probably Mohdeyseven- ing. 2, ,a o3 ooE4d3 ,gIa1ofIsa3 o5 A,f-Auai hi' giaisiWine9r starts off With fits Nsftheasters and its, Merry Christmas, and assit advan-'
 ces, we expect to gatherohere and there an
 item to add variety to home life, semeo of
 which may be ofs sufficient interest for your local colulnn.G2 e1i 5-.@ waa ew bnal se. ! TheAugusta Chronicle and Sentinel con
 tains:tse following; iin}terestihg reference to
 the difchHsfd Law School of years ago? os is In ddysiof yofe, Georgia received ( con- c6ont siderable ineFementto her popula lation from the Eastern and Nosthern states. O rAIAch of
 this has been highly y1e valuable ,to her It was not the chief source rce' from i' which she
 denyed her best citizens. oa Scotch Irish ast
 Irish Seotehs5zando d. lHuguen notat ,togethef
 With in gFants from Xtwginia, w North and South Carolina, a. have formed ne i" the basis of oug population sBdf lySet eReno ifhf 1the days
 Of the revodationl the days of G1eehsa lahda f Hall, She gessiysd fre1pttlis q sopncsa mapy
 and hnnored with hef higl{essSts glH{esssSsg gifts i pub.s , ie.r They came to Georgia as settle4ss 'snaa citizens, not,as9 adventurers, b Withi the
 constane ey of Ruth they, identified; thems-, ! lselvesiwith her name,, her fame, and her
 forsunas tratihg the bench,D the e bar, and the palpit,' snaall thee asocasions of
 life with thelthuu ghtsEof theini elsan haadsf and. adorniag soeiety, with theiTs ;nqhle l
 eourtesies,, enforced with charmacGtisMtic m G M sn sner- egy.s The nahes sof many of shch men; dead
 and Twin g,a will reeas eb the membriesi of
 our readehso gas can not. partiealrisa them
 sst ., ssin gls t Attls Sgw EnglsHs tawp yill In the stfan' sdWf Of iEitGhHeII D6nHsca -ticut, these Stands a gRandfUlda hoiaseeMiitth4 it's quAd rysteral ,hippad Eoafro shingle gle1eoYrf Fereasiass and doric portico, The wells of its reans m afeo oysiaainseottsd "fhe tidy ktehs hs en, laundry, stiHimefo tanda winseS afaHtRy, wood -houss andlwell.4sand nAIthal conven,d fences of eamsQFt and ameplaa dimensions ay sits sits firm armIS sad Ss gfaSsfufi aas Raafasd font by row e4 arahle eaas, ana sarroundi feH Hoha aaal sides by. g. breadth of green egsssd
 as mansieI I tkas h Sss ip brsHsd tie bisst of fhs norEh wind H4afTd the drfting Sws hof" one lffhiinh hundred Aisd sixtwintars, fagahS theliname of theR cad ,ef, tAsi Eitchfeld 4aw Seheall41-
 dann' Ana.;' H gssss g aa 1sr4 9AlS aa4 otheer. $ isaouthsfiae hea hstfae prihsi ples 1o3ff law, pistieeIan daquitpi aaHdsI son,
 nearly two aeREe yeaEs aNy fsAoW- -flt.zzena tz slls thoroughly identified With, gne nlSEofy oI the henclf anfd fbssr of Gsofrlgia with tthe history ofAugpstss5ai llustfatidg theb tsach. Ehgs ef the fethss,I both as g. gsseePAs PAssosad
 Paasioa ap tfposgah sahdhss ths Streets Streets bh shs
 same me little towhhi,i over 4he igh .hills wliose accliwities, ,alniosb nubup ptaine dis
 cteseo 9hsFMipg pyosRsHts# aHa thhasg..ttAita9i
 hears date ff86 to the faEthef ea dd4gS fs the -trraaveler to the stone wall of the villagsd r grave yard The mess. .eeaafaa ,heteastenssl
 resali the names familiaK patfS0Gnypasest sst To aeme they heySW will suggest fhe name John ! M. Adams; ! iiisfcAgf :, istefli esas ttegiitty dob.kagacisy, oonibinad nyash
 geniafg rhas caused .9s his name and
 naem0sW to be che cherished with esteem and affection Hi AngGstas the city5 of His, .aaop I tioon. To Dthsrss now, ind the omeridian aof life, hersi will u spEinng IF, ipnspggested, bfnonsthe days of Youth the name of ofi one one whose kindly words pfomot ted and eheotif1. i. aged youehful, pleasures 4hao eAieSnaentsy, l and bring back to memory theshsitEon days fof Tom PaEmelee sIdatfo1q z1sv bsYo1q q
 ss's-1 ," laNests of che Weekliisda sAa I
 FOREIGN England g serissef tes1ibi explosions; have, akea place at Bssasleyain tia ne-.z HI A -