INTERNAL. IMPROVEMENT.
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Alta meeting of gentlemen friendly 10 the improve mem of the travel from Li,chfeld 10 Haven, by opening a New Road from Litchield to the Valley oi the Waterbury River, through Plymouth Hollow, there to nterse ct the Turnpike Road to Waterbury Nov. 1834-Joseph Adams, Esq. was called 10 the Chair, add Seth Cattin appointed Secretary-'he fol lowing proceedings were had, to wit:

 Resolred That a committee of five persons be ap pointed, 10 report sucH in their opinion this meeting ought to adopt

 committee was appointed accordingly, consisting of the following gentlemen: James M Pietpont' He zekiah Murray, Levi Merriam, Jona,han Darlington, and Anson Beecher.

 The committee after retiring submitted verbal re- port-,ha it is expedent for this meeting 10 appoint committee whose duty it shall be to examine the pro- posed route iron LitGhe,d through fe valley Of te we4, branch of Waterbury River, po", at the Wa terbury river turnpike Reynolds bridge, and 10 estimate the probable expense of inc road, and make report with such views they may entertain as 10 the practcab,y of said road, to future meeting. 10 be called by them at such time and place as trey may deem proper.

 The meeting accepted the report ofthe committee and in pursuance thereof appointed the following a"- med gentlemen for the Committee of Examination, to wn:-As shbel Wesseis, Levi Merriam, Henry Terry, 1 James Nj. Pierpont, Horace Buell. William Beebe' George Stanley James NJ. l.. ScoviIl, Jonathan Car ring,on, Lewis Johnson and Film Harrison. | Resolved, Tha, the doings ol this meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and published in the L,chffeid Enquirer. VI