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,GT0N , Jim. 10.— Senate—A debale. arose ^AS^r^er>. reso lutions introduced by Mr. TJphain ° n tlie 3 ' ¦uid continued till the adjournme nt. ofV.T'"011 ' ' ballot lor Clerk-Forney 102. ffuu se- —*"' . 103, scatte ring 10. F °° Sdienek withdre w Mr. Foote , at his urgent I(,qiu^ ^ p|ind ,c .i n( ] Camp bell were,re-nomin ated. ^ . ''^. d ballot—Forney 96 , Frindie 63, Camp bell „, French 11- Mr BaUer proposed an indefinite postponemen t "T^ll.—Election of a Cleric—In the House Mr. h inn moved an adjournment , which was lost.— ' h- Hots were had , which resulted in no choice. ^"7' -,1 was concluded , but, before the result was ' ,el] several changes of voles were made. A " nn Democrats voted for Camp bell , who received nf wte., an.l wns ^dar^eele^ ¦«J v YORK . Ja n. 11.—Snip Nathaniel Kimball , ^Boston , bound to New Orleans , took fire on the ° jt She arrived at Nassau on the 25th. The " ds between decks were considerabl y damaged fCw saved . She "ill be repaired and proceed to her Hestii""i°n - A petition was circulating on change today, and numerousl y signed , requesting Government to in- truct the mail agent at Chagres fo forward the Cal- ifornia mails by the first reliabl e steamer bound for the States. While Mr. Seeley,captain of a steamer plying be- tween Brid geport , Con., and New York , was look- in,* out of the cabin windows of his boat , which lay aMhe dock , Brookl yn , on Wednesday morning last , he discovered something floating in the river resem- bling a lad y's dress, and on procuring hooks and fishing it up it proved to be the body of his wife . '— The feelings of the disconsolate husdand can better be imag ined than described. It is supposed that she attempted to go on board of the boat , but fell from (he plunk and thus met her melanchol y death. [Boston Post. A satirist has truthfull y said , that if some men could come out of their graves .and read the inscri p- lions on their tombstones , they would think the _\ had wot into the wrong graves. * * ^^"~^ Congress. SPECIAL NOTICES Scientific Lecfnres. A coarse of Lectures on scientific subjects will be de- livered in the Methodist. Chapel, by various gentlemen , free to the pulilic. The first of the course will be deliv- ered next Friday evening at, 6 1-2 o'clock , by Rev . Geo. W. Siearns Subject—The Science of Language. AU are respectfull y invited. Per order. P. W. ALLEN, Sec'y ¦Rarnstable, Jan. 15, 1850. Notice. The Females of the Hyannis Anti-Slavery Associa- tion will hold a Fair on the evenings of WEDNES- DAY and THURSDAY , t he 23(1 and 24th of January instant , in the Old Universalist Church in Hyannis.— AH contributions should be sent in as earl y as Wednes- day morning previous to the Fair. The public are re- spectfull y invited to attend. CATHERINE H. DOANE, Sec'y. Hynnnis, Jan. 15, 1850. DR- CORBETT'S SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA Effects Wonders! Read the remarkabl e case of JOHN DAVIS, Sexton of Rev.Edward T. Tay lor's Church, Boston. I, the undersigned , Sexton of the Church of that good Wan, Father Ta y lor, state the following facts, which 1 "link should be told a world. 1was born in Portugal , Wil am now forty years of age. My parents were healthy; and I was not afflicted by any disease until the year 1845. I was then residing in Boston. At that "me my skin became subject to a humor, which at last Was so bad as to alarm myself and friends. * Severe sores aMl abscesses developed themselves ; large scars are nov " deep ly imprinted on my forehead and other P ts ^ of my bod y, and by their excorication indented even into the bone. About twelve months since my af- O'cttons seemed increasing. Deep seated sores ol the °ulest character , came out on my arms, my head , and *ven attacked my eyes. I became weak, cmaciated .and ""able to perform the duties of life for my dail y bread. mailing of receiving any benefit from physicians who Prescribed for me, X resorted to the u-se of various Sar- "Parilla compounds , as adv ertised , but with no benefit. "e able and distinguished surgeon and physician , Jas. *ye>", M. D., Hanover street , who had watched my p**?' at last advised myf using Corbett's Shaker Sarsa- fat ™ 'laP'1y now t0 state tnat my general health is Ij ""proving, ihe scrofulous developments- on my tilrt ' a'mS ar "' fiU'e' 1 u'ot 'y P'lss 'ng away, and not un- . 'his moment have 1bad anv hope of a rescue from k 'le grave. To Corbett 's Sarsaparilla do I alone attri- ( ai 1" "S - a™em'men ti as not un t i' I had adopted its use, }«„ i tllis m minute quantities ,) have I for four voars tttul any relief from suffering'. JOHN DAVIS , . Sexton of Rev. Edward T. Tay lor's Church. . agents —A. Pereival , Barnstable ; James Knowlcs , ham""??"1 .' Fl 1)a vis - Falmoiuh ; Josiah Mayo , Chat- j ,i *<¦ Edson , Orleans ; Higgins & Crosby, Brewstcr; " vv - Wi ggins , Wollfleet. A MACHINIST IN THE BOSTON LOCOMO- TIVE WORKS. , , Boston, Janua rv 12, 1849. Messrs. Redding & Co, 8 State street': OrenUemen—It is now about 14 months since I com- menced spittin g bloody matter , accompanied. with a disagreeable cough and pain in my side. After em- ploy ing doctors of sjood standing , w'lthout avail , I was induced to trv DR. SCHENCK'S PULMONAKi SYRUP , of w hich I took as many as half a dozen bottles , which 1 bought at your office in State street , and found it bcncfiTtcd me greatl y. Two months since , how ever, I cauuhta severe cold , and the symp- toms above de^cri ed' re- uppcarcd with more severity, insomuch that I was forced to give up my business al- together. This time the doctors thoug ht mine a very serious case ; mv friends considered me in extreme danger , and they recommended a jour ney South. Hap- pe nrri"- in conversat ion with your book-keeper , to mention this circum siance , he suggested to me to go on to Philadel phia , and sec Dr. Schcnck , which 1did. and was fortunate enoug h to in ter est th e d octo r in my case. He held out hopes of speed y cure. He took me to bis house , where he gave me a number of bot- tles of this Syrup, until a gathering appeared on my side , which ri pened and discharged a great quantity of matter. From that moment I gained dail y. 1have returned to Bosto n, where I f;iv e to you tins state- ment , convinced of the benefit of this great medicine , which und er God's providence , has restored me to health again. For*Dr. Schenck's hosp itality and un- remitting kindness to me, I can perhaps make no bet- ter return than this statement. If you publish this it may meet the eye of some others , who , like me , ha ve suffered all but death from consumption , or di-cases in the shap e I have described , may be induced to avail themselves of the virtue and realize the full benefit, as I have. J. R. AMES. We , the undersi gned , are acquainted with r. Ame^ and know this statement to be true, and the si gnature genuine. Keoj si. Hough , Book-keeper of the Boston Lo> omotive \\ oiks. Isaiah Tii.ston , Machinist at the Boston Locomotive Works. G. J. Kdwakds , Machinist at the Boston Locomotive Works. The proprietor respectfull y oll'ers his ori ginal Pul- monic Syrup to the public as a cure for Coughs, Colds , Consumption , Dyspepsia , Liver Comp lai nt, Pal pitatio n of the Heart , and Scrofula. It has been before the public upwards of twelve years, during which time scarcely a single individual has used it without rinding relief. It has succeeded in cases where all other reme- di es bad failed , and the proprietor conscientiously be- lieves , from its great success, that it is th e best remed y for these diseases ever discovered. Having devoted the whole of his attention , fir the last sixteen years to the treatment of Consumption , Liver Complaint , Dyspep- sia, and all diseases of the Lungs and Re spirator y Or- gans , he poi n ts to his gr eat success , as a sufficient guar- ant ee to the public of his skill and ability. He denies that tlie disease is incurable , and adduces the foregoing testimony in proof of his position. His unprecedented cures are based solel y niton the merits of his Pulmonic Syrup , and avoids the use of Op ium and other nar- cotics , which are onl y administered to relieve , but never to cure the patient. Price—$1 per bottle , or 6 bottles for $5. Sold whole- sale and retail by REDDING & CO., Booksellers, No. 8 State-stkekt, Boston, General Agents for New Eng land. Also sold by O. M. Hinckley. Barnstablc; Josiah Nickorson , Jr., North Chatham; J. Maya , Chatha m ; Ellis & Swift , Monument; Geo. W..Ellis"& Co., Pocas- sett ; _\ G. Nye, North Falmouth ; _* . Davis , Falmouth; Asa Phinney, East Falmouth ; J. Kelley & Son , Cen- trevill e; D. K. Akin & Co., South Yarmouth ; K. Nick- erson , Jr. & Co., South Dennis; John L. Lothrop, Provincetown; J. Wilder , Truro; E. Knowlcs , Krist- hain; Freeman Doane , East Orleans; E. Edson , Jv.. Orleans; J. Mayo , Brewster; J. E. Sears. West Brews- ter; Samuel Howes, North Dennis; James Knowles , Yarmouth: Hincklev &-Stutson , Sandwich ; Obcd Brooks. Jr., Harwich"; E. Hi ggins , Wellflect. Doct. Schenck s pamp hlet on the nature of consump- tion and its cure, with certificat es, can be had gratis as abov e. 2m dee 12 mr. ames's cask. In Brewster , 27th ult., by Rev. F. Daman , Mr. Jos. Atkins , of Orleans , to Miss Ruth H. Crosby, of ti. In Sandwich , 10th inst, by Rev G. J. Sanger, Mr, Levi S. Savery to Miss Mary E. Burgess. In New lied ford , 6th inst., Job N. Cole, of Middle- boro ', to Abby Spooner , of N. B.; 7th , Capt. John T. Jordan to Miss Mary Eastman , both of Boston. In Sippican. 1st inst., Mr. Henry Bennett to Miss Ruth G. Berry, both of Rochester. In Namucket , Mr Reuben Fuller to Miss Almira H, Andrews ; 23d ult., Capt. Samuel Kelley, of this town to Miss Judith P. Earle , of N.; 3d inst., Mr. John H. Barker to Miss Harriet G. Case. In Boston , 1st inst.. Mr William F. Knowles to Miss Sarah P. Robinson ; 2d , Mr. Harding K. Cobb , of East- ham , to Miss Amanda Burnham , of B. In New York , 6th inst., Mr. Nathaniel Hed ge to Miss Sarali Sylvester , daughter of Capt. John Sylv ester, all of Plymouth. MARRIED. DIED In Orleans , Nov. 28, Mr. Edward Hopkins , 24. In Fairhaven , 3d inst., Mr. Ebcnezcr Wing, 49 years and 6 months. In Wareham , 23d ult., Mr. Ezra Swift, 82. In Nantueket , Mr. Job Macy, 79. In Little Compton , 31st ult., Miss Susannah Daven- port , in her 84th year—having always lived under the same roof. In Boston , 5th inst , Mrs. Mercy K. Nickerson. In Northampton , 5d inst., Dr. Samuel B. Woodward , formerl y Supeiintendent of the State Lunatic Hosp ita l at Worcester , 63. In Philadel phia , 20th ult.. Mr. Wm. Baker , formerl y a resident of New Bedford. 61. Died in Wellfleet. on th 5th inst., with a short but v ery distr essing ill ness , Mr. Martin Dill, aged 50 years. The ways of Providence are indeed oft limes mysterious to us. The deceased had been making ex- tensive improvements in his tavern stand , which he had occup ied for t en yea rs, for the better and more commodious entertainment of his large and increasing circle of patrons , a nd seemed to be in a fair way of liv- ing many years to enjoy these improvements. But ere be hud fairl y comp leted them he was summoned sudden- ly nwav to occupy a building of God. a house not made with ha nds, eternal and in the Heavens ! He was ioo extensivel y known to require a labored notice. We tru-t his virtues will be fondl y cherished—his faults , for who has them not? may be covered with the mantle of charity. And may his widowed and lonel y companion be sustained with the divine assurance tliat all is well. Ami his children also , with all dear friends be comfort- ed with those blessed truths which speak peace to the sorrowing soul. 8- E- In Farmington. Me., Nov. 20th , Dr. Thos. Dawks Blake. 81. He was born in Boston , from whence he removed , with hi-; father's famil y, in consequence of the British cruelties during the siege of that place, to Wor- cester. Dr. B. studied his profession with Dr. Joseph Goldthwaite , of Petersha m. Mass., with whom he for a short li me settled. He moved to Farmin<>ton. Me., in 1799. where he resided half a century, eminentl y suc- cessful in the profession , and greatl y endeared , through life , for his uprig htness and humanity, to all who knew him. Obituary. Boston—Ar 7th , schs Benj Baker, Harding, Tangier. Va; Am Belie , Baxter; Louisa , Chase; Cambrid ge. La- cy; Jasper , Howes, and Lynchburg. Crowell ,New York. Cld. shi p Ohio , Sutlon. A puhiehicola; barks Europa (new , of Salem , 390 tons) Nathl Brown , East Indies: Lawrence , Mayo , Baltimore; brijr Clement, G Ryder. Charleston; sch Elliott. Sparks , I'ort an Prince. New Orleans—Ar 27th , shi p Radi us, Dilli ngham. Havre via Portland , Eng. Cld , shi p Genoa , Kell y, Havre; bark Channin^, Atwood , New York ; bri g Globe , Chi pman , Genoa; sch P M Sears, Mauigorda. Mobile—Ar 28th. schs Emma Norton , Webste r, Atta- ka pas . Cld , shi ps Tarquin , Mood y, and Pactolus , Mo- ses, Havre. Savannah—Ar 31st, shi p Columbiana , Hallet ,Boston; bri g Jerome, Howe. do. Charleston—Ar 1st, ship Josephine , Crocker , New York ; barks Carolina , Godfrey, and Carolina , Young, do. Alexandria—Adv 4th , bri g Andovcr , for Boston , as soon as the ice will permit. Baltimore—Ar 5th , bark A pp leton , Nickerson , Bos- ton. Sid 4th, bark J W Paige, Tavlor; do; 5th, bark Park , do. Philadelphia—Ar 5th, brig Yucatan , Baker , Boston. Cld , shi p Cleone , Bearse , M arseilles; bark Elk , Mayo , Boston: sch Susan M Young, Otis, Charleston. Providence—Ar ftth. schs Union , Bangs, Baltimore; Palestine , Rvder , Norfolk. Touched at St Catharines prev to Oct 30, all for Cal- ifornia , harks Sacramento , Balcb. Boston June 19; Flo- ra, Baker , New York , (or New London); sch Francisco, Mayo, New York 'June 30; shi p Cal umet , ll ubhard , Stoning ton Aug 1; bri g Eag le , Davis , Gloucester Aug 16. Roston—Ar 8th , shi p Marcellus , Spooner. New Or- leans; barks Osmanli , Gardner-Smyrna Ocf 11 ; Bay State , Dill , and Low ell , Loveland , Baltimore; Delaware , Harding, Philadel phia; bri gs Thomas V Knox , Tay lor , Fredericksburg; Win M Rogers, Eidridge , Georgetown , DC; Empire , Crowell , and Mary 11, Crowell , Philadel- phia; schs Mary O Ames , Small , Mayaguez; Rainbow , Rogers, Richmond; Moxo , Bush; Del phi . Grozier , and T P Johnson, Cornell , Norfolk ; Walter K, Pierce ,Fred- ericksb urg; Phebc Baxter , Nickerson.Philadel phi a. Cld , bark James Smith , Clark , New Orleans; bri gs Paulina , Fliiin ,Savannah ; Bmma , Baker , Philadel phia; schs Han- over , Gaiacar Aux Cayes; Friends , Colhoo n , Dorches- ter, NB; Edith , Crowell. Norfolk and Richmond. New Orleans—Ar 28th , bark Howland , Lovett , Rio Janeiro , 46. Cld 28th , bri g Aonian , Simmons , Boston: 29th , shi ps Townsend. Richaidson , Liverpool ; Calcutta , Woods ide, Boston; hark Emp ire, Chandler , do. Adv , shi ps Sheffield , Lewis, for do, part cargo cngd; Mary El- len , Kinsman , for do, with despatch ; Roanoke , for Rio Janeiro , immediatel y. St Marks—Adv , barks Washington , Brown , for New York , with despatch ; Mary Varney, Lewis, do , do; sch Harp, Gibbs , do, do. Savannah—Cld 2d , shi p Shaw, Gill , Boston: harks Roderick Dim , Freeman , and Scotland , Piercy, do. Charleston—Ar 3d, brift Arabian , Hawes, Rio Janei- ro, 50. Cld , shi p Charles Crooker, Duncan; Ontario , Holmes , and Silas Leonard . Thompson. Liverpool. In port , harks Morgan Dix , and Mary Broughton , for Bos- ton , Id g. Wilmington , NC—Ar 3d , sch Sea Bird , Godfrey , N York ; 4th , bri g Delma , Higgins , do. Washington , N C—Ar 1st, sch Vermillion , Smith , Boston. Norfolk—Ar 4th , schs Monticello , Lavender , Prov- incetown; Baltic , Spark s, Fall River. Baltimore—Ar 5th a 6th , brig .Elizabeth Felton , Ei- drid ge, Boston. Philadel phia—Ar 7th , sch Wm Clark , Clark , Boston. Cld, hark Selah. Atkins , do. New York—Ar 6th , sch New York. Goodselr,Boston; 7th , sch Cornelia. Young, New Bedford; 8th , shi ps Al- bert Gallatin , Sheridan , and Constitution , Liverpool. Cld , shi p Westminster ,Doane , London; bri gs Era ,Clark , Porto Oabello; E L Walton , Ryder, Apalaehicola; sch Watchman , Baker , Norfolk and Fredericksburg. Providence—Ar 7th , sch Thos H Thompson , Wixon. Norfolk. Sid fm Isle of France, abt Oct 1, ship Orissa , Sears, Calcutta. At Sierra Leone, Nov 28, bark Mary Irvine , Taylor, for Bahia , few days. At St Catharines , Nov 7, brig Wm Penn, Oowell.fm Boston Aug 28, for California. At Maracaibo , 8th ult , bri g Richmond , Gibbs, from Ph iladel phia , via St Baits. Boston—Ar 9th , bri gs Poconocket. Brewer , Philadel- phia; Zaine, of and from Salem , to load for California. Cld , shi ps Eliza Warwick. Gardner G Whiting, Hono- lulu and San Francisco: Mary Glover. Chase, New Or- leans; sch Native American , Leman , Mayaguez. Wilmin gton , NC—in port 5th , brig Eliza Burgess. Glawson , to load for San Juan , Cuba. Baltimore—Ar 7th , bark Mary land , Crowell , Boston: sch R Borden , Bearse , Fall River. Philadel phia—Ar 7th , sch Mary Paterson , Bateman. Boston. Cld , 8th , sch Boreas , Thompson , Chagres. New Haven—Ar 7th , bri g Benj L Swan. Baker , Rio Janeiro via New York. At Rio Janeiro , aht Nov 29, bark Danl Webster ,Hig- gins , fm Boston Sept 23, to sail in 5 ds for California , Sid fm St Jago, 19th ult , sch King Phili p, Sherman , Boston. Sid fin Cicnfuegos, 24th ult, bark Lysandcr , Clapp, Boston. Ai Trinidad , 28th ult , barks Franklin , Gibbs , fm Bos- ton , ar 16th ; Tremont , Sears, fm Philadel phia; ar 15th. At Havana , 3d inst, ship Norma , Ellis ,for New York , few davs. Boston—-Ar 10th , shi p Macedonia , Snow, New Or- lea ns 15th: bark Lucinda Sears, (new ,of Boston) Snow , Ro '.binstown ; sch M L Hall , Tibbcts. Washington , NC. Cld , barks Ocean Wave, Cutter , Cape Town , CGH; Sherwood .Dunbar , New Orleans; brig Pearl.Hammond , Philadel phia; schs Shawmut , Winslow , Havana; Ann A Parker , Josiah Knowles, San Francisco; Geo & Emil y, Mitchell. Mobile; Cyrus Chamberlain , Crowell ,N York. N ew Orleans—Ar 30th , bri g Potomac, Smith , Baha- mas , 14; sch Mary Ellen , Coleman , Malanzas. Cld 31st , shi ps John Hancock , Burgess, Liverpool; Christi- ana , Hammond, New York: bark Juniata, Lawrence, Boston Adv. ships Geo Washington , Snow , for Bos- ton , with despatch: Diana , for do, wtg 800 bhls pork; barks Gen Taylor, for do, wtg 800 bales; Gov Hinckley, for Now York , 5t h inst. Mobile—Ar 31st , bark Jeddo , Eidrid ge, Boston. Savannah—Adv , brig Jerome , Howes,f'or Providence , large part cariro cngd. Plymouth , NC—Cld 28th . sch Union ,Allen ,W Indies. Richmond—Ar 7th , schs Oop ia , Scars , and Lowell , Baker . Boston. Adv , brig Emma. Young, for do , wtg 500 boxes tobacco; schs Copia , for do, wtg 300; Lowell , for do . part cargo cngd. Philadel phia—Ar 9th. bark Gem , Nickerson , Boston: brigs Putnam , Fan-ell , Rio Janeiro; Catharine , Watts , JNew Orleans. The ice boat loft Newcastle , morn of 8th with ships Gleone , and J P Whitney; bark Japonica; brigs Mane, and Chasremi . nTi , -T Ar 9f l1 ' barl« Gov Bri ggs. Hallet , Neuvi- tas 22d ult, Chihle Harold , RichJIavana 25th ult: brias Enoch Pratt, Hall Savannah; Torcello, Atwood , T.baV eo, 24; sch Ellen , Ame», Boston , New Haven—Ar 9tli , sch Ac]elaide,Coleman ,N York. Ar at. Montevideo , Nov 3, brig Cronstadt, Hatch , Boston Aug 15. At Rio Janeiro , Nov 28, bark Lenox. Howes, fm N York Oct 5, ar 27th , for River of Plate 29th. Sid 28th a 29t h, ship Megunticook , Fairbanks,New Orleans; brig Geo F William s , Paine , Roston. Ar 25th , bark Ches- ter Warren , fm Boston for San Francisco. Sid 25th , shi p Cordova , Winsor , fiom do for do: bark Anna E Maine , Bailey , frn Bath for do. At Cape Haytien , 21st ult , bri gs Horatio , Rogers , for Philadel phia 2 ds: Adeljihi. Gorhiun.fm and for Boston. Ar at Port au Prince, 14th ult, seh Tellus, Hadley.fm Boston 14 ds. At Nuevitas , 27th ult, brig Marcellus, Hopkins , for New York 15 ds. At Matanzas , 1st inst , brig Napoleon, Winslow. for Boston , Ida. Boston—Ar 11th. shi p Essex, Welch , New Orleans: bark Carlos , Sears , do; brig Sun , Crosby. Philadel phia! Cld , shi ps Tirrell , (new , of Boston. 943 tons) Caleb U Grozier; Clara WheeK-r, (new , of do, 985 tons) Josiah S Comings , and Geo Hall et , Jas Smith , New Orleans: bark Kana wha , Ili ^ ins. Havana; bri g Neptune , Pep- per , Cienfuegos: sch Remedios. (new , of Bost on , 55 tons) John Cook , Ssn Juan do los Remedios. San Francisco—Ar Nov 22, shi p Oxnard , Cole, fm Bosjon June 23. Brazos—Li port 28th , schs Gen Lincoln , Rogers , and Jane Elizabeth , Goodspeed. New Orleans. New Orleans—Cld 1st. shi p John Dunlop, Skolfie ld , Boston. Towed to sea , 20th. shi p Scnrgo. bark Russia. Mobile—Cld 2d , bark Robert Walsh , Kelloch , Bos- ton; bri g Florence , Fnles , Providence. Touched 2d. and sld same day, sch Eliza , How land , fm New Bedford , with li ght house supplies. Pensacola—Cld prev to 1st, brigs Rogelim , Crowell , New Orleans. ^ Apalaehicola—Ar 25th , bark Gleaner. Hamblin , New York. Cld 25th , shi p Laconia , Hamilton, Antwerp; 28th , sch Louisa Sears . Sears, New Orleans. In port , 29th , shi ps Hannah Crocker, Brown , and Medora ,Ames, for Boston. Wilmington , NC—Cld 5th , brigs Francisco, Smith , Havana; 8th , Whittaker , Hand y, New York. Norfolk—Ar 5th , schs John Tyler , Chapman , and Fremont , Howe, Provincetown; 7th , schs E Atkins , W helde n, Boston; H N Williams , Cornell , Province- tow n. Philadelphia—Below , 10th , schs Jerome, and Sha- ron , fm Boston. Cld , barks Mcrrimac , Bangs; Girard , Chase , and Laconia , Howes , Boston; bri g Swan , Bray, do. Ba ks Selah , and Laconia , schs Boreas and Maiy H Ohappell. started at 10 1-2 am in tow of the ice boat. New York—Ar 10th , shi ps Andrew Foster, Howes , Liverpool Nov 13, (had very heavy weather and lost some sails and spars): B R Milarn Allen, Galveston , 19; Atfghan , Cowp land. and Albania , Crowell , New Or- lea n s; bark Regatta , Print , Rio Janeiro; Nov 16; schs Su-an , Drinkwater , Gonaives , 21; Challenge , R eed , Boston. Cld. shi p Memp his , Bunker. New Orleans , schs Gwenemna , Perry, Mobil e; Wolcott , Bearse, Boston. Newport—Ar 10th, seh Lady Suffolk , Baker, Boston for Philadel phia , and sld same day. At Panama , 19th ult , ship Charleston , for San Fran- cisco, 22d. At Curacao, 16th ult , sch Euphemia , Berry, for New York. 10 ds. At Port au Prince , 16th ult, bri gs Frederick , Crosby, for Boston 10 ds; D K Akin , Kennev , for Philadelphia. 2 ds. | By Monday Evening'sMail '.] Boston—Cld 12th , shi ps Wm Sturg is, new , of Bos- ton. 650 tons , Jno Manson , and Hindostan , Gushing, New Orleans; bark Eutaw , Hamblin , Baltimore; briu Erie, Ryder, Phila d el phia: schs Cabot, Nickerson; J Q Adams , Norris; Granite State, Hallet , and Isabella , Ar- beeam , New York. New Orleans—Cld 2d , shi p Herbert , Hallet , Boston; bark Cyane , Loveland , Norfolk; 3d , shi p Bay State , Sim mons , Boston; brig Henry, Baker, Savannah; seh Rebecca Frances , Niekcrson , do. Savannah—Ar 7th , bri g Foster , Lewis, Boston. Charleston—Ar 9th , sch Baltimore , Dill. Roanoke. Newbern—Cld 5th , sch Louisa , Baxter, West Indies. Norfolk—Ar 8th , sch Kokcno, Sparks , Providence. Philadel phia—A r 11th , bark Oak, Ryder, Boston; br ig David K Akin , Kenney, Port au Prince , 21t ult; sch Sylvia E, Gibbs , New Bedford. Cld , sch Delaware , Harding, Providence. Barks Elk , Laconia , and Selah , schs Boreas , and Susan M Young, were towed to Mor- ris Liston 's, 11th. We::t to sea , 9th , shi ps Cleono , J P Whitney, bark Japonica. brig Maria. New York—Ar 11th , shi ps Garrick , Eidrid ge, Liver- pool , 13th ult; Jas H Shep herd , Ainsworth , do, 12th; schs J Coolcy & Co,Lewis; S A A pp leton , Fashion ,and Silas Wri ght , Jones , Boston. Cld , ship Waterloo , Allen , Live rpool. New London—Ar 11th, seh Lacon, Bearse, fm New York for Boston. Providence—Ar 11th , bri g Condova ,Nickerson , Car- denas , 24th ult. Sch Splendid , of Goldsboro ', whore fm or bound not stated , was abandoned off Sesuiin , afternoon of 80th ult , ful l of wate r, and in a sinking condition. The mas- ter, Duvid Young, knowing that his vessel must r.oon go down , took to the boat with his crew, although there was a tiemendous sea running, and were picked up in a (aw hours by Capt Norris Crowley, of Jonesport. — Capt Y charges Capt Henry Allison , of Jonesport ,w ith passing within a mile of the schr, and taking no notice of her , alth ough she had a signal of distress fly ing. Bark Turbo, Bicknell . of and fin Boston for New Or- leans , cargo of ice. furniture , &c, was totall y lost 20th ult , off "Moselle " Shoals. The crew, with what cargo was saved , were taken to Nassau. At Porto Cabcllo, 21st ult , bark Thos Dallet, Dill , for Philadel phia , 2 ds. At Port au Prince , 21st ult, brigs Russell , Mayo, for Boston; Frederick , Crosby, wtg ; schs Mary Harvey, Weeks, New York, unc; Tellus , Hj idley, disg. At Bermuda , 5th inst , barV.Strabo, Hussey, fm Cron- stadt for Boston , in distress. Jan 7th , bit—, Ion 68, was passed , new bark S H i Waterman , fm Boston 5th , for San Francisco. Arrivals. Clearances. &c. To the Honorable Edward G. Lohino , Jud ^e of the Probate Court in and for the County of Suffolk , in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts : THE petition of JOHN W. EMERY , of Chelsea .in the County of Suffolk , administrator of the estate of FREEMAN S. NICKERSON , late of Boston , in said County of Suffolk , deceased , intestat e, humbl y *hews , that the just debts which the s^id deceased owed at the ti me of his death , as nearl y as the same can be ascertained , remainin g unpaid , as by a list thereof on file in said court , amount to the sum of ei ght thousand two hundred thirteen dollars and -ixtv-ninc cents , and the charge.-of administration , probabl y to the sum of one hundred dollars. That no personal estate of said deceased has overcom e to the possessio n or knowledge of said administrator. The real estate of the said de- ceased has been appraised at the sum of four thousand one hundred and fifty dollar s , an i] consists of, fi rst , a lotof la nd and house thereon , lying in Cambrid ge, in the County of Middlesex, containing 15,000 sciuare feet; 2d , a lot of land and hoilse thereon , lying in Or- lea ns, in the County of Banwtable, containing about forty acres ; and 3d, a lot of Jind lying in Chatham , in said County of Barnstable ,ccli;siining about twenty-four acres. The above real csfate is subject to sundry mortgages, the princi pal ojpvhich amounts to the sum of forty-one hundred and arty dollars , and is included in said list. Wherefore youij rpetitioner prays, that he mav be licensed to sell so rrjp ch of the said real estate as will raise a sum sufficient for the payment of said debts and interest and charges.* JOHN W. EMERY. Suffolk, ss.—At a Probate Court holden at Boston , in and for said County of Suffolk , on Monday, the seventh day of January, in the year 1850 : Upon the petition aforesaid, this day preferred by the above named John W. Emery,—Ordered , that th e said petitioner give notice to all persons int erested therei n , to appear at a Probate Court , to beholden at said Bos- ton, on Monday, the fourth day of February next , by publishing the foregoing pctition ,with this order there- on , thr ee weeks successivel y in the newspaper called the Boston Dail y Advertiser , printed at said Boston , and the Barnstable Patriot, printed at said Barnstable , the last publication to be three days at least before the said fourth day of February , \ihen and where they may be heard concerning the same:—And make return of his doings herein unto said court. EDWARD G. LORING , Jud ge of Probate, A true copy—Attest: 11. M. WILLIS, Register. Boston , Jan. 8. 3w—fjan 15 Baknstaelh, ss.—At a Courl of County Commission- ers, begun and holden at BJl-nstable. in said County, by adjournment , on the Sif t dav of December , A. D. 1849. I Upon the petition aforosaj li—Ordered , that notice he given to all persons and corporations interested [herein , that the Commissioners wj/ meet for the purpose of viewing the premises nnd shearing the parties and lo- cating and laying out the 'town Way prayed for, if the same shall be adjud ged tepbe of common convenience and necessity, on Thursday, the 21st day of March next , at the house of Edwin Baker , in Hyannis , at ten o'clock in the forenoon , by publishing an attested copy of said petition , with this order thercon.three weeks successive- ly in the Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable, and by posting up attested copies thereof in two public places in said town of Barnstable , the last publication in said newspaper , and the posting aforesaid , to be fourteen days at least before said View ; and also by serving the Town Clerk of said town of Barnstable , with an attested copy of said pe- tition and order, thirty days at least before said time of View , that all parties interested may then and there appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon. Attest, " TIMOTHY REED , Clerk . A true copy of Petition and Order. Attest, CHA'S MARSTON , Sheriff, jan 15 3w To the Honorable County Commissioners for the County of Barnstable: THE undersi gned , inhabitants of Chatham , respect- full y represent , that th e Coun tv road from the foot of Stony Hill , so called , in North Chatham , to its ter- mination , near the Post Office , in said North Chatham , is both very narrow and crooked. We therefore ask that von will view the premise s,and wide n and stai ght- en said road , and also to locate and lay out a new Coun- ty road , from the aforesaid terminatio n , in a Southerl y or Westerl y directio n, the distance not exceeding 75 rods , to such convenient point in the Old Harbor road , so called , as in your opinion the public convenience and necessity requires. ZENAS ATKINS, and 58 others. Dated at Chatham , Nov. 23d , 1849. CoBssmoj swcaHSi of 3Snssac,!u«setts. Barnstable, ss—At a Court/j f County Commission- ers, begun and holden at Ba/nstable , in said County, by adjournment , on the 3lift day of December , A. D. 1849. / Upon the petition aforesaid—'Ordered , that notice be given to all persons and co/porations interested there- in , that the CommissionersAvill meet for the purpose of viewing the premises and uearing the parties , and mak- ing the alterations , and ^locating and lay ing out the hi ghway prayed for, if thasame shall be adjud ged to be of common convenience * id necessity, on Tuesday the nineteenth day of March next , at the house of Joshua Nickerson , Jr., in Chatham , at ten o'clock in the fore- noo n, by publishing an attested copy of said petition , with this order thereon , three weeks successivel y in the Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable , and by posting up attested copies thereof in two pub- lic places in said town of Chatham , the last publication in said newspaper , and the posting aforesaid , to be four- teen days at least before said view ; and also by serv- ing the Town Clerk of said town of Chatham with an attested copy of said petition and order, thirty days at least before the said time of view that all parties interest- ed may then and there appear , if they see cause , and be heard thereon. Attest , TIMOTHY REED , Clerk. A true copy of Pstition and Order , Attest , ' CIIALES MARSTON , Shenff. jan 15 3vv ComiMOaiwessJtla of JMassacliMsetts. Millir^ry. 1 V|"ISS CONANT inform/ the Ladies of Barnstabla ;T»^-, d x-vJc^ity'thnt shqfias an excellent assortment of MORNIN G arid DREJfs CAPS, with a variety of patterns of RIBBONS , a# her Millinery Rooms over Mr. .L.ien Bacon s Store, *which she offers for sale on fa vorable terms. Barnstable, Jan. 15. The Ladies connected with the Universalist Society in Chatham , will hold their FAIR in Granville Hall , on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY , Jan. 22d and 2Silj comm encing at 6 o'clock p. M. A great variety of useful and fancy articles will be of- fered for sale, and refreshments will be plentifull y pro- vided for the occasion. An appropriate address will be given by Rev. S. Bardkn , of Orleans, and the whole scene will be rendered more cheerfu l by tlie aid of music. The Ladies of Chatham understand these things well. and they don't intend to be outdone by any on Cape Cod, to any the least—and those who avail themselves of the opportunity to attend their Fair, will , doubtless , enjoy a feast, bod y and soul. Tickets of admission 12 1-2 cents, to be had at the door. Chatham , Jan. 1, 1850. O^Agents Wanted. SEARS' NEW PIC- TORIAL WORKS FOR 1850. Any enterprising young man can clear S500 to $1000 per year, by selling these popular and splendidl y illustrated volumes. They contain more than tour thousand knoravings, de- signed and executed by the most eminent artists of England and America. Agents also wanted to canvass the city and country for advertisements and subscri ptions for valuable News- papers. For further information address (post paid) S. M PETTENGILL, No. 10 State-street , Boston. Boston , Jan. 1. tf Ladies' F:taa- in CBiatEtam. [From the Boston Mercantile Journal.] JJVistar's Eialsam of Wild Cherry. awections of the chest, diseased livek .' °ISPEASIA. We w l*V01"n the Cincinnati Daily Ti mes.] an affetv '^ advise our readers who are laboring under trul y Cp, ?n of 'he lungs, to make immediate trial of this respect- li atG '' me(licino - Tllc most intelli gen t and voritefa •'I families of our c'tv have adopted it, as a fa- su)n ptj 'Y medicine; and persons predisposed to Con- of its effii; ° 'lil ve USC(l it : sl)eaii in tne hi ghest terms "is Me T" 1 ®kiUminl ' M.D., of Uoundbrook, N.J., says tuat he h • med'lcine for consumption , in every stage. ?rods of ? eVCr known- We mig ht refer you to hun- its fjr eat vi ' r ^ had WC room > tlliU «'ould convince all of Wri>pper 'S Senuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the ^I'mouH 8 '^ 0'^- Hinokl ey,Barnstablo ; Jas. Knowles Sn- K T?i /?vi!> 1 Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo, Chat- * • VV. Higg, ? n n '$r|^ns i HiSSins & Crosby- Brewster ; 03^If the reading public", will put their faith in any of the advertisements which appear in our columns , let them most certainl y do so in the Great America n Rem- ed y Notice. Dr. G. V ,. Vaug hn 's Vegetabl e Litbontr i p- tic Mixture , which has a consp icuous place on our busi- ness side of the paper. Some months since we stated that «e should publish a number of testimonials in fa- vor of this medicine. We have done so ; more has come under our knowled ge, and did space perm it , we could tell most, strange stories of this medicin e ; it has ex cceded in virtu e all other preparations of anv a<>-e or country , and is destined to clcstiov the whole s\stcm of practice as adopted by the Faculty; but reader call up- on Agents and get a pamp hlet. Port of BarnstHbI«, Jan llth—Sld sch Fla- villa , Tay lor , Boston. Launched— At Robhinstown , 28th ult , by Mr J \y Cox , a splendid bark of 250 tons , called the Lucinda Shahs ; coppered and copper fastened. She is owned by Messrs Ansel Daly, Hunt & Sears. "marineIjst; Mr E S Smith , agent of underwriters at Province- town, writes to the Boston Dail y Adv , that on Clh inst most 'of the cargo, corn and flour, of sch T O Thomp- son , ashore near that, place, had been saved in a dam- aged state, and sold at auction on the beach. The flour sold at $3 8-4 to $i 1-2 per bbl , and corn at abt 20c per busnel. The sch has received but trifling damage , and will be tak en off in the next hi gh course 'of tides. Shi p J P Whitne y , for Liverpool , while going down the Delaware, 6lh inst , with shi ps Cleone and Allegha- ny, all m tow of city ice boat, grounded on die bur ort Fort Miffin , and the Allesihany run into her, injur ing her own bows, and the J P W"'s stern. In the evening t he boat got the J P W off the bar , and she was so lit- tl e injured that she left Chester next morning, in tow A telegrap hic despatch fm New Orleans reports that bark '- Euro." fm Boston, has been total l y lost on \\ oif Kev: no lives lost: all cargo, except ice, saved Ih e vessel referred to is undoubtedl y the I urbo , fm Boston Dee 7. «hich bad ice in the lower hold , and a general car«;o between decks. Bark Ciov Briggs, of Boston, at New York fm Nue- vitas , got ashore, 25th ult , on the Ledge of Bahama Banks, 10 miles SE of Wolf Key; remained 14 hours, threw over deck load , lost fore foot, false keel, &c, and came off leaking badl y. Sch Jane IClizabeth. Goodspeed , fm New Orleans, ar at Brazos, 13th ult , with loss of bowsprirt. On same nijjht , she part ed her cable, and went ashore. Had been got off , 28th , supposed badl y injur ed. disasters. &c. Ar at New Bedford 5th , ship Barclay, Mann , Pacific Ocean. Tahiti Jul y 10, 400 bbis sp oil. " At Seychelle Islands , in August last, Charleston Packet , Lewis, NB , 440 bbis sp oil. Whalers. (Jet 10, on the Equator , sch Two Brothers , (of Nan- tucket) Baldwin , from Hol mes' Hole Aug 14, for San Francisco. Oct 19, Iat 4 20 N, Ion 20 50 W, shi p Carthage ,Ropes, fm Boston Sept 11 , for California. Nov 15. hit 19 20 N, Ion 46 50, (by the Rattler ,on her passage frn Salem to Para) was seen bark Samuel & Thomas , ol Provincetown. fm Boston Oet 23, for Rio Grande, and parted co 17th , lat 10, Ion 45. Nov 22 , lat 26 54 S. Ion 39 05 W, shi p John Jay. Benjamin, fin New Bedford Sept 27. for California. Dec 25, lat 45, Ion 50, wa s signalized pkt shi p Parlia- ment, fin Boston 17th , for Liverpool. Dec 29, lat 38 50. Ion 69 1-2, ship Kentuck y, from Boston for New Orleans. S|>ol£esi, &c. j A IFOF SssBe, to close a concern—The fine MM. A 1 schr ALLEGMANIA , 96 tons burthen , ¦^tliklJL- ml''' at Truro four years since ,sails fast,and "™*^^^"is well found in sails and ri gging; well cal- culated for the cod and mackerel fishery, or the coast- j ing trade—can he boug ht low, if app lied for soon. For I further information , app ly to ATKINS DYER , Truro , or CHARLES A. HANNUM , Provincetown. Truro , Dec. 26. tf ^v ,« FOR SALE—The good schr BYRON , ¦ wpSuX 82 tons burthen , 14 years old , well found I jftj l^v in sails , ri gging, chains and anchors—is ^ "^dA j ^ well calculated for fishing er coasting— "*! f a S 1 * " ' now ly ing at Cotuit Port./ For further particulars , app ly to JAS. H. HANDY ,/Cotuit Port, or o Capt. NATHAN COLEMAN , Osterfille. nov 28 3m / j t A For Sale—The schr/ALVARADO, ifeiU burthen 61 tons , one year find a half old. . «!fd(LL. v>'e" found in sails , cables and anchors , and ¦=-a=8si£» in etery respect a thorough built vessel— calculated for theVishing business—aftd will be sold on favorable terms , oV app lication to JCtSHUA E. BOW- LEY. Vv* Provincetown , Dec. 19. j j, _ For iSftle—One-cmartcr of the good "wfe5| \ schr BOSTON, 51 Ions burthen , well / M FlwV f°um' in sa\ls,ri gging/cables and anchors. JttSjJmV& and a first rate vessel/for the fishing busi- "•="^^§s£«»" ness. Said lBchoonciwas thoroug hl y re- (paired at Wood' s Hole m 1847 , at an expense of $1065—and will be sold low to clpso a concern , on ap- [ plication to JOSHUA CAHkO OjN . South Harwich , Jan. 8. \ i 5w* _^_ For Sale—Th*sloop HOPE & SU- )-Sa ~x" SAN , now lying j Sithe Stage Harbor. /"jIkj v (Chatham ,) 12 yeafrsVld , 36 tons burthe n, - «| i| y |S P well found , and a last Vailer—will be sold "—^' *•»••¦•¦aj a bargain , if app lied far soon. Applv to NATHAN SMALL. 2m / So. Harwich , Ja n. 8. p_. For Sale-/-The fast*, sailing sloop j^A"^- OSCEOLA , ah(/ut 60 tonsvburlhen , well / -jf^w found in sails , rjgging, cal desVtnd anchors , *J$tB vJSJ»^ 's in good repair—now lies ire Province- 1 — town , and will ne sold on favorable terms , on application to DAVIB FAIRBANKS, at the Union Wharf Co.'s Store, i \ Provincetown. Jan. 8. / tf Jjk BOAT BUILDING. J^ k nnHK subscriber respcelfull y informs his Cape friends JL that he has established himself in Provincetown , where he will carry on |ic BOAT BUILDING in all its branches. His experience , (having worked for some time at Newport.) will fnablo him to build the most approved and faithful style of Newport Boats , Dorics, &c. | Those who favor him with their custom, may depend upon their work being done in the most thorough man- ner. D2?"A11 orders promptl y attended to. REUBEN F. ADAMS. Provincotawn , Dec. 19. 4m Estate of Thomas Stetson. " p VTOTICE is hereb y given , tiat the subscribers have Xl been dul y appointed Exacutors of the last Will and Testamtnt of / THOMAS ITETSON, late of Barnstable , in the (/aunty of Barnstable. yeo- man , deceased , te state ,and/tave accepted that trust and giv en Bond as the law di/ects. And all persons hav- ing demands upon the es/ateof the said deceased are hereby required to exhimt the same ; and all persons indebted to the said estate are called upon to make payment to CALVIN STETSON , I F . THOMAS STETSON, J lixecutor3- Barnstable. Jan. 8, 1850. 3w—[jan 15 To the Honorable County Commissioners for the County of Barnstable : |^1ENTLEMEN, we the undersi gned , inhabitants and \J legal voters of the Town of Barnstable , wou ld re- spectfull y represent that the publ ic travel and conven- ience would be greatl y facilitated by the lay ing out of a Town Way, commencing at the County Road about seven rods west of Yarmouth line , in the southeasterl y part of the town , thence running southwesterl y over land of Erastus Chase , Edwin liaker and others , until it comes to the land of Ira Baxter, adjoining the divid- ing line between Barnstable and Yarmouth—the Se- lectmen unreasonably neglecting to act on a petition for said road. We the undersi gned , being aggrieved by the neglect of said Selectmen , the refore respectfull y request you to view the premises , and if in your judg- ment , the public good requires iteanse said Town Way to be located and laid out. Arm as in duty bound, wil l ever pray. HIRAM BE.IrSE.and 31 others. Jij A tti Farm for Sale. J | j j | WoSierThni(TmileVmntheeejtrej/i.h ^Mojf roo story House, a Wood-honsf , twqffjfri.s 4CL^ct by 30 each two Sheds and Cide/ Mill/#3aoWi.itouseapd Graincry over the same the I<|-m <#»tVns orn^n- dred and thirty acres d.vilcd irfto Hf>*-inj^*flll agc, Pasumvo and Woodland* well| adapted JC gruss ; a <>-o od Orchard ; fi nd well wittered , and ™ffcr conveyed to the Barns—a never failing wcll ^ Cf' water at 'the House—well fenced with stone wall. Terms easy. NATH'L JOHNSON. Pann , Jan. 15, 1850. * Estate of William Smith. NOTICE is hereby given ,that Ae subscriber has teen dul y appointed Administrator of the goods and estate,of / WILLIAM SWITH, late of Harwich , in the County* 1 Barnstnble. deceased , and has accepted that trust arJ given Bond , as the law directs. And all persons hating demands upon the estate of the said deceased , a* hereby required to ex- hihit the same; and all pei^pns indebted to the said estate are called upon to make payment to ANTHONY " KELLEY, Admr, Har wich , Jan 8, 1850. 3w—{jan 1.6 Estate of Isaiah Eldridse. IVfOTICE is hereby given , th/t the &obscriber has 1 11 been dul y appointed Adm/hislratc.r of ihe goods and estate of / ISAIAH ELrfclDGE, late of Chath am, in the Counfv of Barnstable , deceas- ed , intestate , and has accep/fcd that trust and given Bond as the law directs. Jfnd all ,.61-8008 havi ng de- mands upon the estate of tlfe snitl deceased aie hereby required to exhibit the same ; and all persons indebted to the said estate are called upon to make pavment to THOS. SPARROW , "Admr. Chatham , ,Tan. 8, 1850. .3w—fi an 1,5 Estate of David Bearse. "jVTOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers have _L « boon dul y appointed E/ecutors of the last WiM and Testament of f DAVID BEARSE , late of Chatham , in the Cointyof Bnrnstable, yeoman, deceased, testate , and hav| accepted that trust, and giv- en bond , as the law dircjK. And all persons having demands upon the esta * of the said deceased , are hereb y required to exhibit the same ; and all persons indebted to the said estate are called upon to maks pavment to JOSHUA Y. BEARSE. \ ^ pp ,. tnn STEPHEN- F. BEARSE. [ ExcclItors- Chatham. Jan. 8, 1850. 3w— Han 15 Notiae. LEFT on board the sloop fcf nil , in Boston , sometime in the month of November last , a box containing Window Glass, marked "\Y . H. L." The owner can have the same by proving property, on applicatio n to CHARLES CROCKER. Barnstable , Jan. 15. W. ALLEN, D. D. S, (Fellow of the American Society of Dental Surgeons,) DimiNo the FOUR SUCCEEDING WEEKS, |jp5ps^|g£|*|^ Will render his services in Mechanical 'i fi^llif^ 01' Surgical DENTISTRY , to those per- ^-UxH_rs;ons who need the aid of a Dentist. Dr. A. will wait upon his patients at his Office , on School-street. Sandwich. jan 8 Dentistry. ; nnilE subscriber , from Boston ,(respectfull y informs I JL the ladies and gentlemen of Barnstable and vicin- ity, that he will remain at Sears's Hotel, Yarmouth Port , till January 25:h , for the purpose of performing operations in DENTAL SURCSERY , in all its de- partments. B. FRANKLIN GILMAN , M, D. N. B.—Dr. Oilman would respectfully refer those who desire operations , to his numerous patrons in Yar- mouth Port. 1 *^ *A11 work warranted satisfactory, or no pay. Yarmouth Port , Jan. 1. j tf Nolle?. THE Copartnershi p heretofore existing under fhe name of FARNSWOR1JH & SHAW , is this day dissolved by mutual consent.? The affairs of the firm \fi\\ be settled by EZRA FARNSWORTH , at the Store of Messrs. Thacher, Shaw & Co., No. 43 Milk-stijbet , (Morton Block.) E2RA FARNSWORTH, Jan.1,1850. GEORGE A.SHAW. rjPHE Copartnershi p heiitofore existing under the JL name of THACHERI BASCOM & CO., is this day disso lved by tlie deatlj of Mr. J. T. S. Balate"EOij)*_trHaUfCSml _e_ll--l l t 7-'1' be s°y T*tI '<»" *4£™eto/tlfe'hiKhest bidder . Conditions ttiade kjw_ at the time and place of sale. / »f ' . T JOSIAH H. hAleT, Guardian Hyannis. Jan. 15.