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LEHCHFIELD, APRIL a0. IsS0.


 zSsn @essisgs-PnrsnMht to previous p0laie notice amessang of the good people of uhis tOpH Wss held on sodA Iass OP she purpose fgivok au expressiOn of opinion favorable or adverse SO petition for divi- son Of the ancient town of Litehaeld by dsuaching the Society OfSOuth Farms from it, and erecting said soeisiy intO . separate and independent town. Ow- ing 10 the inelemeucy of the weather in the fore part oft day, she needing was not as fully attended as would have been desirable-sl it was highly respec- table. Aisev remarks from number of gentlemen, is dsterined by Voae of about two to one, tl,nt it uas not expedieat that South Farms should be set off into . separate town. This we understand is the SiFd or fourth attempt that has been made to effect dviniOs of shs town; and we hope the sabjec. may moW rest for many years at east and the inhabitants in al seeeioas the town move on in their accusto. ed way, harmonious and contented.

 The steam boat Macdoaough, of Hartford, now car ries passengers from Hartford to New.YOrE for one doflar and halC Heretofore the fare has beens5. An superstition boat, the Victory from the Hudson river, has jGst commenced running between Hartford and New-York.

 ET The annual meeting ofthe Connect;cus Eab6ath School USiom will be held at New-Eiaven on Thurs day the 9th of May next, at o'clock F.. M.

 Setatofiai EIectiOs.-From the Hartford papers of his week we give the following statement of the votes cae Cor Senators at the late election in this Sate The scattering votes omitted. The gentleman frs. sa,ned iR each dssrict is of course elected. No. 1-Samuel Hart 972, Martin Welles 942.

 2-Lorrain T. Pease 848. Wm. Dixon 7Ol.

 S-rimoshy Pitkin 8Ol, Elisha Phelps GA.

 4-Wm. W. Boardman 842, Samuel J. Hitch- cock l89. Eli Ives l37, Jared Basset $. \ 5-Noyes Darling 632, Bonnet Bronson 25I.

 6-John D. ReynoIds $50, N. Griffin 164.

 7-Elisha Haley 59S John Hyde 349.

 s-Roger HuntogtoG 7lO, E. Porter 2S9. 9-H. n. Waite 536 B. Trumbuli 423.

 lO-A. D. Baldwin 603, R. Fairchild 5G9.

 ll-Reaben Booth 6Os Zalmon Wildmaa 472,

 Daniel Tomlinson 364. l9--ChaEies Hawley 54S, s. Raymond 54. lS-A. T. JudsoO 572, c. F. Cleaseland Al. M-s.ephen F. Palmer 9o9, T. Hubbard 452. l5-Phineas Miner 936, Russell c. Abernc,hy

 Sss. Laancelot Phelps 50. 16-Hon.er Boardman 9l4, c. A. Judson 7I7. i7-Aug. Pettbone 765, N. P. Perry 59O. & iS-John Aisop 549, J. Chdsey l94. l9-George Pratt 5l9, Josiah Griffin 940. 90-. ". Crawford 432, E. S.earns AIS. 2l-Pey.on R. Gilber, 5s6. John Fi.ch 4sO. Voses J6r A. Goeeymoy-John c. Peters, 6,86l

 I.W: Csswtord. 2,923 -s1. w. T. Williams, 2,8O6 j" ssvsfary-Thomas Day. 7,295