{"newspaper_name": "The Litchfield County post.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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a stone dOubIet On:" for these are plastered up, all but their heads, in a round stone tOnh. which are left out, not out of kindness, hut io the injury of the weather, and assaults of birds Ofprry, who wreak their rapine with as little remOrse as they did devOur their fellow sub jrcts." Mir. M'Donald, in his Geographical Memolr. says, "The body of the cuIprit is sometimes torn asunder by being bound to branches of trees, afterwards separated aud do remember having once seen four thieves built into waI all but their heads, and thus left to perish."s