To the Editor ofMe Enquirer:
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To the Editor ct'Ahe Enquirer:

 sir--I observed in your last, paragraph refer ing to the fact that Rev. John Pie,pont was about becoming citizen ofTroy, in which you mention. ed that Rev. Messrs. Wads,corth and Andre,cs, and the late Rev. Dr. Butler, were from this town Perhane vor,f f>~oot ~t.t~ g.: .Lo connection thai the Trojans are also indebted to Lichfeld for ssv eral of their most distinguished lawyers. The late Hon. John Bird, M. c. from Rennsalaer county, the late Aaron Burr Reeue, Esq, George Gould, Esq, distinguished practitioner at the Bar, and the Hon. Davd Buel, one of the present Regents of the Universiy-all ot Troy-were all born in this town. Pierpont, Wadsworth, Andrews, But Ter, Bird. Burr, Gould, and Buel !-what galaxy Verify, MT. Editor. we are and have been pretty we'll represented in the Trojan city-for coun- try village" Please inform the Troy Whig that we are ready for that banner.

 LTTCHFIELp HILL.