Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
,s,. INDEPENDENCE.


 Al 10 o'clock A. M. procession will be formed nn der the command of the Mars,aI at Spencer & Wad- .hams' new and splendid Hotel, and proceed to the Congregational Church in the following order: F ]. Marshal of the Day. Ill 4. ~Ntf% ?. Ipfan,ry Escort with Standards, eom'Danded by Capt, Demng. S', "' t@o ~: .. e%@e'3. : .s't*s2 3. Committee of Arrangements. ' 4. President of the day, supported byt~o assistant Marshas. , <, r...ft .- & ....-.s T 5. Vice Presidents, do. do. 2. e.rsss;g ,s4s.s ss 6. Reverend Clergy. ....-,. Y .<3 l@I 2. A Banner, supported by two assistant Marsias. g.. Orator and Reader of the Declaration of In.ie- pendence, do. do. .a,--
 g., Officers aud Soldiers ofihe ReyolutioD. .sa4
 IO.. Band of Music, wSiih Standards. Il. A Faocy Car, containing l3 yoong Ladies. rep reren,ing ,he l3 original sister States.
 12. Invited Guests. >...., ls 13. A Banner with Device. t ii s....,s .,,. .,,.lt 14. Strangers and Citizens generally.
 The procession will pass through Wes, and North streets the Congregational Church, where Ora ,ion will be delivered by E. W. Anresxs Esq. with other appropriate exercises. After which the proces sion will proceed through East and South streets Spencer & Wadlams' Hotel. where Dinner will be provided The giving of Toasts will he accompanied with discharges of cnnnon and music t,y the band.
 The Church will be ope0 for sIe reception of1sa- dies only al hall. pas, 10 o'clock A. M. as 4S@
 Atsunseta National Salute will be fired, with ring ing of 3eiIs &c. 's.'' "
 Per order .cf the Cormistee o,f Arrangements.
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 Mr. Edtor--D During brief enj"urn in ynnr health r4 sea with the general of "eainess and for, ~k;ch seems prevail wi,hin ,s borders. I, is erriaa!y one of the mus, lovely sumner residences which have ~yi.iied--andl have paid sir,sto great snany places m different sections of the United States. particularly pleased ,a see also tha. i'm. proveme nis making in the externsi appearance a ieas, of your public and of 6e other build. ings arppad l'e principal business corner. Bu, here oae thing which struck me as being .i,ou,inabIy ou, of characler with inc rect of the yag m she fprors and dilapdated appearaDce ofs she Court (onse and iss fences aod yard. S,andiog as il does to directly front ihe Nor,hs,reet ii presents a careless and sloveny aspect corresponding with "''er 'hi"gs arou"d i,. II was really pain:pl 10 my feelings in passing by il the gatcs unbnng the p"'ta dsawn halfway oul "f ihe ground. and the de- cayed and ear,heaten condition of the once sulsian iialI eace.s The hsi'dns is very much in of coat of pain,-r it is G,c, that buildings in such s,ae go ." decay mech rapidly ,han. hen they are kept well painted and otherwise in good ordc-
 En passeni-I wouhi remark that in passing up and down that beaniml promenade il,e Nesth- Street. a@ boundng the people do in wealth end comfort and sGcoqrse the means Of placing every thing in he most perfect order, astoDisliei tO find great aamber of the posts Hn6. Paiiog in frsni Of the dwellings in most wre,chesy antidy condition. "A word ,o the wise, ," Gcc. i&ss a'h .13 @' f''a 4 yIsiroR.
 fWe are grafed to inform our travelling friend. aa well congratulate inc public, that measures have already been ,aken and are inlran to pu, ihe Cour Houss and As fences in a more pleasing condition to the eyes of strangers and czens An order has been made by the Judges of the Cogn,y Court for the ppr pose, and a coma,iatee app"ated ,o ,osuperiutend the work,and we hare dn"i, twill be speedily accom- pished-so ,l,as f "A Visi,or' should pass this way nextisummer he will not be annoyed by snch an un. comedy sight. Bus, as 10 the Nor,h-Sree, tiIapida tionswhy we trust the iaividaal holders of the pro- perry will at,end to he nalier-will make ,he repairr necessarS to give that eegap. hanlsnmer and more 6aikhed external appearance. There is wealth e"ough and eaoogh. aad.iisposi,ion enough but j~, as this presea. wrng all our carpen,rrs are v work oa busiaess af more impOrtaat and indspensa Ole na.srs. We repea..'sa hisa,'' Src.+-Edl si{
 
 When the edi,or Of ii,,ls L.,ra,v concern a, New Haven shall have sufficiently safied iais dictionary 10 understand Iiis meaning aad aprlicasibh Sf the erp '.abass, we may again heiice h then, good bye. -gatgsa tIHaa Ml&s ---~ss Et4sfa5 ha aseasBgfg Vi .sLates JTom Earepe.-By arrivals as Nsw-Yosk on Saturday evening ass from Liverpool aad HAvsa ad- vices are received ahe 26h Stay from Lssdoa. and from Paris io ihs 24.h. Aad though ths Ness-York apers faraish two three eolamss of exsrsess from ,hs Eagsh pfess there is really news of import ancs enough to copy. Lord Jchs Resell s resasaed 10 Parliament fron ihe bofoagh ofStroad without op- posoa, and has taken his seat Psoiessedly opposed to ,hs ro.ea borough system, Lord Joha. uPon being elea,ed in bis couay, immedalely resorts to one of .hsse boroughs to get into Parianeas. Fsom the pspsrs from France, not word is lsasds ahost ihe Amsrieas Iadempiy Biil. Diss. Felicia Hsna0s. the posless died as Dublia os the leth q Nay after ,,roIrnesed iiineaa s&&{ .H s@ss> st&~ %gA