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a;.Iiss|sl=s== iss|sl==A77ssEsp =Ss25p'~ 2IssIESs sE0|zu lTHE new and splendid Steam Boat SU- 1 A fERiOR, built by the N. Haven Steam Boat Company expressly for a DAY BOAT (which has been 50 loudly called for) to run between New-HaveR and New-York, is now completed. and will commence running on Monday the 2d cf Mny mert. She will make foe d0ily trips wp and dO,On in each ,Ueek, Ieay- ing New-YoFk Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs day, Friday and Saturday mornings at o'- ClOck-and returning, leave New-Haveh on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays aud Fridays, at o'clock P. M. No pains Of 1 expense has been spared to render this Boat safe and commOdiOus her boilers are placed l on her guard. and are upon the low pressure principle. Her speed is expected to equal that of the fastest boats upon the East River. Her commanders, Capt. SGnford, is we'll known tG the public. 0F Post Coaches Travelling with extra speedy will start for Hartford, via Meriden and Berlin, immediately on ,he arri. val of the Boat at New Haven. By this line. the passage between New-York and New-HaI ven will usually be made in to hours, and between New York and Hartford in n tO 1s kours--of course by daylight.

 Passage from New. Haven to New York. fs80 dollars; from Hartford to New York, ih- cluding stage fare. three dOiiars--me0ls ertro.

 GT This Boat will carry no freight:

 The Steam Boat United States. Captain Beecher, will continue to ply between NewH Haven and New York. and will carry freight upon the usual terms-leaving New Haven tjh TGesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings; at O'Clock. and leaving New-York on Mondays; Wednesdays and Fridays, at is

 Fare i,oG doiidrs-Mtots erird. l JOEL ROOT, Agent. NeV HoueH, April g, 1881 .tf46

 Morris Academy aad Boarding SckoOi: THE high reputation which this school -A has long maintained, has been wells tainrd the past season, through the indefa- 1 tigahle latIots of its present Instructor, Mr.. SAmUEi. NJ. ENSIGN.

 The Sufnrfter term cOmnences this day; (Tuesday May Sd) and continues six months. Scholars froHi abroad are received into the family of the Instructor, who deyctes Himself entirely to their improvement. My 0wn children have beeh members of his school and family, and have witnessed the regnla- ti6n of both. Fr0m what have observed, | can say that consider t a well regulated es-, tablishment; and entitled to the confidence of all such as may wish to place their sons and daughters frOm home for the purpose of re. celving good education. There is not with in my knowledge school of like character; offering equal ad, autages for the same ex- pense. The whole charge, viz. Board, ln- struction. Washing, Msndlng, Lights, Fuel. Furnished Rooms, together with Bed and Bedding, SPA per quarter. The above with the use of Books, ss7,5o per quarter. A PARENT. f S6ath Farms. May 3, 1881. ~ LTTCHFIELO COUNTY, ss. 71-- County Court, April Term. 4. D. 1881: TPON the petition of William Buel and O Samuel Buel, of the town of Li.chfield, in said county, showing 10 this Court that on the Esd day of September, A. ID. 1929, Midil an GriswOld, of said town. then living, n6~ l deceased, to secure the pay ymtnt OT certain l prOnissOry note, executed by said Midian, dated Feb. 24th. 1929, for the sum of sixty three dollars and twenty y-0ne cents. and paya- { ble to the petitioners. with interest, did exc. cute tO the petitioners deed of certain tract of land described in said deed as follows. vix: "One certain piece of land lying in South Farms Society, bounded as follows, viz be- ginning at heap of stones near Fo0ts Mill, SO called. thence running westwardly to q chesnut tree, thence so,stherly to the river, then by the river to the first mentioned bounds, containing about two acres, be the same moro or less. with m oil mill standing thereon, with

 all the machinery and water privileges belong ing thereto ;" which deed was a mortgage

 deed, conditioned to be void on payment Ol

 said note within one year from said 23d day

 of SrptembeF. 1899; and that said note now

 remains wholly unpaid; and that there is no

 executor of any will of said Mdian, nor any E administrator upon his estate, although he has been dead more than one year before the date !. of said petition and that Judd Grlswold. an

 heir Of said Midian. resides out of this state in parts unknown. and praying for a foreclosure

 upon said mOrtgaged premises:

 |. NS ordtfed Ly this Court, That notice of the pendency of said petition be given to the creditors of the said Midian Griswold, deceas- ed, and to the heirs of said children residing without this state, by publishing copy of this order in the newspaper printed at LitchReld three weeks suceessiteIy. before the first Monday 6f July next.

 \ By the Court,

 1 FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Clerk.

 A true copy.

 A FREUERick W6tc0rT. Clerk. |