{"newspaper_name": "The Litchfield County post.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": "From ae Republican Farmer: AN INDIAN FORT."}
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The Indian fort or camp Mistic, was in very romantic site, on the top ofa hill; the country inaccessible behind, was vari- egated with hill. dale, and limpid streams all around, over which it commanded a grand and enchanting prospect.

 The Notifications encircled tho summit of this hill, and consisted of an eminence of high palisadoes, firmly and closely se- cured within this there was thick broad hedge of impenetrable junipers. ivy, briers and other sorts ofcopse. These circular