The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-10-17


the hundred and one that sat down at the Ia
BILE. After the covers were removed, the Got.
lowing 'rOasts were drank, not with cheers,
but with evident good feelings and hearty
good viii.
By C. Butler, Esq. President Of the Society.
-Litchfed Comfy The land flowing with
milk and honey"
BY Coz. Wolcott.-The union of industry,
virtue, and agriculture,-one Of the main pill
lars of every prosperous and happy govern
ment.
By Gen. WoOdruf.-The farmers of Itch
field CoHnty-may every succeeding ami
versary find them as prosperous, happy, and
patriotic, as the present. sez
By 7. Smith, Esq-The Orator of the day
lin whom we have evidence that the pfinci-
Piles of Agriculture, taught in early life are
not always forgotten by professional men.
BIZ Rev. Mr.. ShcltOn.-L. Co. Ag. Soc
may the next anniversary End it more -four
ishing.
By J. r. Landon, Esq.-The two Az. So
cieties of l.. Co.-"May they be united
as the heart of one man. a..ss
By E. Lyman, Esg-The Ladies of L. Co.
who by their skill this day exhibited have
taught US their importance in every well reg
ulated community.
By. Hon. Mr.. AIerDim The President of
the United Stafes-equally the friend of Com
merce, Agriculture, and Internal Improve
ment.
By the Orator Of the day.-InternalI Improve
ment-the noblest trophies of Republic.
By G. San neutrality-suspicious. main
support of Mechanlcs-may they hold forth
off han FIR
By L. HurlbW, Esq.-Mr. Coke of Norfolk
Eng.-the generous donor of the Deyooshire
breed to America.
We also delivered sentiment at the table.
but as there was no Reporter at the moment
to preserve it, the precise order in which it
Was given cannot now be stated; it however
had reference to the prosperity Of the Socie-
ty, and was sort of prophetic wish that five
hupdred farmers would be enrolled as mem
bers of the safety before another anniversary:
and they, with their wives and daughters
cause the next exhibition to be much more
interesting than thu. present." a consumnla-
ton devoutly to be wished"
The services Of the table closed our duty
as reporter for the day, as we had nothing to
do with Buonaparte, Lord Nelson, the Witch
of Endor. and their keepers, or
with the four legged monkies that played th.
part of Dandy Jack, and Jockey. and the two
legged monkeys that had the care Of them.
Wesdid indeed look at the Zone hundred lise
Rattle Snakes" because our brother Quilts Of
New-York and Boston had previously said
they were sight worth beholding, and so in
reality we found them to be. At an early
hour, to mt, before it was quite dark, the
book pedlars, hawkers, "rum table" keepers,
with their whole train of loungers had quit
the green; and our streets were as. quiet as
though nothing uncommon had occurred du-
ring the day; and every person acquainted
with the place, knows full well that our tav.
ern keepers will not at any time keep open
doors for Bacchanals and hanSers-on; we are
therefore persuaded that the moral character
of the place has not suffered by any of the
services of the day.
REPORTS OF THE. J.. c.. A. s.
The COMMITTEE on NEAT CATTLE do
award the following premiums, viz.
For the best Bull not under two years old.