: THE ENQUIRER.

 LITCHFIELD, NOv'R %, ls4O.
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&1- Another year-the l2th--has passed since we located in Litchfeld, and took upon the publishing of a newspaper. It was immediately following the to many of our subscribers, who have passed along

 with that during the whole of that long period we have aabored in the minority-n the hope of aiding in the overthrow of administration which we verv believed, and still believe, was pursuing course de- tnmenta to the moral we'll as political interests of me country This object is, after twelve years hard labor, at length accomplishment we now thank heaven, and take courage that there may be return to the purer principles of the predecessors of Messs Jackson and Van Buren.

 But we did not take up our pen to descant upon po litical matters-we have had a surfet of that for months past-but to say something more personal- to say that 1t is ardent wish to have settlement sDiM oN creditors and 0H our debtors before the inauguration of Gen. HARRISON in March next. We have great many little accounts on our books which ought long since to have been settled; and there are also some against us which ough, long ago to have been paid. We trust, therefore, that during the con- ing winter every one of our customers who owe us dollar will call and pay, and thus enable us to do the like by our debtors. We have waited long and pa. tienty with some of our subscribers and advertising customers; but there is point "beyond which en- durance ceases 10 be virtue" We must then call urgently upon tUery one indebted to us for a settle. neht-and We do hope they will speedily respond to the call

 Subscribers in ;he village will be waited upon in a few days with their bills