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{"newspaper_name": "The Litchfield County post.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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Wat0( WG A&SSBk8 Remaining in the Posl-0iee, Liteh6eld, July 1825 Elijah Andrews, Joel Munger, Lyman Avery, Samuel Merchant, Mary Bull, Isaac Newton, EEasans Benton, Mary Pierce, Timothy Barrett, Edwin Prents, Almirs Bradley, Manly Peters, Harvey Beach, Joseph J. Pruden, John Bissell, Newton Pruden, James Brace, Eber Peters, George Cook, George Rapel, Joseph E. Camp, Hicks Smith, John Campbell, Stiles Scott, Alien T. Cole, Frederick Smedley, Ann P. Cable, Eli Stone, Eliakim Curtis, Joseph H. Smith, Frederick Deming, Deborah Smith, Edgar B. Day, Job Simmons, Timothy FOote, Charles Sedgwick, Rev. Havel Gaylord, Reuben Tyrrell, Sally G. Gunn, George w. Tallmadge, William s. Hollabird, Joseph Tufts, Samuel Hawley, Joseph TTyOn, Hiram G. Hand, Eli Terry 6 Sons, Amos Johnson, Timothy F. P. Tugmutton, Daniel Lamson, Tomlinson Wells, Rhoda Mead, Charles L. Webb, William Munson, Timothy Wheaton, Hezekiah Murray, Christopher Wheeler. 3 CHARLES SEYMOUR, P. M.