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& Co-) a .Hve weuks' labor. I was very h appy while
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|,;m coine into our counting room with
«ritlllS. - ° , cheerful face. The ri ch hole which he
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." =' nanions have found in the dry digging
<""' opl y to themselves ; and he informed me
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"Tv were buildi ng a log house , and had come
t(,at tlie> fo|i (h(j w i n t e l ._ One dav be obt ained
;n (or su i t
lmre_ I trust that this worth y young
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accum ulate n handsome fortune in this
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of three young men obtained within a
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$35 000 each a few miles from this place ,
short tirn
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y sums remained after pay ing for ex-
«" • luxuri ous living ; for it is tu be observed
pensive,
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suc jl as peaches, plums, cherries, str aw-
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Zse unclescost very high.
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V rious parties who have found rich deposits ,
int o our store in the ni ght and get their snp-
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. f provisions , and depar t again in the ni ght , so
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y not ^e 'Covered.
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ve not sui:eessful i some are overtake n by
. . |iess, and are unable to labor for weeks and some-
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uS f or months. If a physician is emp loyed it is at
!'„ enormous expense. AIT are not successfu l even
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fiiidii'g readil y placers that yield a suitable com-
lh
ens .,tiorT for their labors ; and being dishe artened
P, leave the mining regions with disgust. But it
riot improbable , that a year 's faithfu l labor , under
nV circumstances , will y ield a handsome profit; lor
-, js not to be supposed that manv men ca n work
,
vjth industry and perseverance th at length ot time ,
'ind not find some rich spot. .
A gentleman here well qualified to give correct
^forma tion , savs that al thoug h there are many who
0 not succ eed ,
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their number is compantivel y sm all.
The -rand difficu l ty is, that almost every man who
coO,,5 here h as expected to get a fortune easily and
Zlckly, and retu rn to his loved ones at home. _
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But few can obt ain a fortune easily, by coming to
California ; some may obtain one quickly .
The con stant toil and app lieati on ,either mental ,or
1 -sical and often both .the absence from friends ,—
Fi i privation of society, the loss of almost all means
f intellectual enjoyment and improvement—the suf-
trin«- when sick , for want of nurses and the kind at-
entiSns found in one's own home, the anxiety winch
the husband and the father must feel while seperat-
I £rom ti,e objects of his affection—these .and many
ther things make the accumulation of a fortunes in
Californwr»''y'hj »g b»t
.e"8y,- , . . , . ..
Leaving the Mines , let us look at the wages of
mechanics and others. But I would here remark .that
it is probable ,that a proportion of the successful min-
ers are exceeding ly careful about disclosing the
amount of their possessions. Those who are return-
ing home, and who take th ,eir gold dust with them ,
wish to avoid pay ing fi eight on it. The steamers now
take over 300 passengers each ; and the agent inform-
ed me that it was a low estimate to suppose that each
passenger took $1000 upon an average. The last
steamer took $920,000 on frei ght ; so that you will
see that at this rate , this country is exporting month-
ly one and a quarter millions of gold dust at the val-
ue of sixteen dollars per ounce , which is twelve per-
cent , at least , below its value at the mint. But to
return to the subject of wa»i^. - :* ;
Carpenters are now obtaining-- at San Francisco
$12 to $16 per day, and other 1 mecluinics about the
same ; laborers $6 to 87 per day ; 'sailors S120 to
$150 per month ; shi p masters $400 to $50.0 per
month ; cooks, stewards .waiters &u. $120 to 300 dol-
lars per month ; women servants $3 00 per monlh ,
wash women 5 dollars to 6 dollars per dozen , and so
on.
We pay our clerks $250 to $500 per month , and
I suppose that others do the same. Lawyers charge
$25 to $50 for advice , $20 to $25 for making a
Deed, Bill of Sale, Power of Attorney &e.,nnd $100
for some other instruments. Here there is certain-
ly an average of ten dollars per day.
Boston , Jan. 18—Fish—The market is without va-
riation from last week, and may be called dull. No 2
and 3 Mackerel , separate , are inquired after , and will
bring $8 and $6 per bbl. Mackerel in fares $11 62 and
II 7'5 for No 1 ; $7 62 a 7 75 for No 2, and $5 62 and
5 75 for No 3, per bbl. cash.
Flour—There is a good demand and prices have ad-
vanced about 35c per bbl within the week. Sales of
Genesee common brands $5 50 a 5 62 1-2; fancy bran ds
9a .87 1-2 a 6 per bbl , cash. 12 to 1500 bbls Southern ,
part for export , at $5 37 for Fredericksburg lowland ,
and 5 50 for mountain ; and Howard street , and George-
town , $5 44 per bbl , 4 mos. •
Grain—For Corn there is a little more firmness in
the market, hut no material change in prices. Southern
yellow is selling at 57 a 59c as to dry-ness ; white 55 a
56c. Oats are in stead y demand ate46 a 47c for good
North River, 50c for Eastern ,and 34 a 36 for Delaware.
Northern Rye 65c per bushel , cash.—[Dail y Adv.
State of the markets.
MARRIED
In West Dennis, 8th inst., by Ttev. Mr. Tolman , Mr.
Hiram Crowell to Miss Susan Easterbrook ; Mr W m.
Evans of England , to Miss Ho pe Crowell ; 10th , Mr.
Laban Smalley to Miss Olive Studley ; Mr. Alvan Mat-
thews , of Yarmouth, to Miss Louisa Berry.
In East Dennis, 3d inst., Mr. Na than Sykes, of Spen-
cer , Mass., to Mi ss Rhoda Scabury.
In Orleans, 30th nit., by Rev. Jacob White , Mr. Jona-
than M ayo to Miss Roxana Eldrid ge ; by Rev . S. Ba r-
den , Mr. Jesse Niekerson , of Ch atham, to Miss Rebecca
F. Bazin . of O. : Mr. Josiah Linncll , 3d , to Mrs. Phebe
F. Doane.
In East Warcham , 27th ult., Mr. Geo. W. Haskell , of
Rochester , to Miss Martha I). Burgess, of E. W.
In Nantucket , Mr. Samuel Cobb to Miss Lydia C.
Folger.
In Holmes' Hole, 6th inst., Mr. Charles Dillingham
to Miss Rebecca Downs.
In Pro vidence , Mr. Edmund M. Marshall, of Nan-
tucket , to Miss Abby L. Berry.
DI ED
In this town , on Friday morning of small pox , Capt.
John Ryder, of Provincetown.
In Cotuit , on Saturday last, Mr . Seth Nickerson ,
about 70.
In Holmes' Hole, 13th inst., Mrs. Polly, wife of Capt.
Seth Daggett.
In Rochester , 7th inst., Mrs. Anne, widow of the late
Isaac Clark , 87.
In Fairhaven , 15th inst., Mary E., youngest daughter
of Ellis and Susan Robinson , 6 1-2 years.
In New Bedford , 15th inst., Mrs. Deborah, wifeof Mr.
Peter Lewis, in her 70th year.
In Nantucket , Eunice , wife of Mr. Wm. A. King.
In Burk County, Georgia, Mr. Jeremiah Tay lor , for-
m erly of Yarmouth , 53. *
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In San Francisco, Nov . 27, Mr. Wm. BTy, son of Mr.
Isane Bl y, of New Bedford.
In California , at the mines, Nov. 4, Mr. Josiah Stur-
tevant , of Nantucket.
On board ship Alpha , of Nantucket , Aug. 29, Mr
Reuben Coleman. 1st officer , of N.
Lost overboard , in the earl y part of August. Mr. Sla-
ter , 1st offic er, and Mr. Banks , boats teercr of the Awash-
onks, of Falmo uth , while lying to in a gale. The for-
mer was preci pitat ed int o the sea by the bow boat giv-
ing way, and the latter fell overboard while attempting
to save hi m.
MARINE LTST
Notice to Mariners.
Custom House, New York , )
Collector 's Office, Jan. 12, 1850. j
Lieut Maxwell Woodhull , of the U S Navy, and at-
tached to the Coast survey, has informed me that un-
der his di rectio n, Spar Buoys have been placed upon
Dimon and Princess Reefs, situated npon the Southerl y
point of the Battery and Governor 's Island , as a guide
to the navi gation of the East River. These Buoys will
remain in their present localities until the rocks they
indicate are removed. H. MAXWELL.
Whale ship Ploug hboy, of New Bedford , reported
stranded near Tombez, proved a total loss. 200 gallons
out of 200 bbls of oil saved , part of the provisions , &c.
Capt Phelon has arrived in the U S. Most of the offi-
cers and crew went to California.
Accounts fm Nassau state that the now shi p Revere ,
Fredk Howes, of and fm Boston Dec 13, for Tampa
Bay, with hay on government account , got ashore on
the W part of the Gingerbread Ground , and was obli ged
to discharg e into several wreckers before she could get
off. They afterwards piloted her to theBiminl Islands ,
and rendered all necessary aid to the master , who set-
tl ed their claim for salvage,, by a draft on the owners ,
for $10,000, and proceeded on his voyage. The R was
valued at $48,000, and is insured in Boston for $46,500.
Bark Coquette , of Boston , was undoubtedl y lost in
the typ hoon of Sept 13, and it is feared all on board
perished. A steamer was sent from Hong Kong, but
had been unable to discover a vesti ge of her , and up to
Oct 29 nothing was known of vessel or crew. Vessel
and freight money was insured in Boston for $25,000.
A small part of her cargo was also insured there.
Disasters, &c.
Boston Ar 14th , ships Suffolk , Rea , and Alboelino ,
Elliott. New Orleans; barks Delaware, Marston , Smyr-
na; J W Paige. Tay lor; Baltimore; bri gs Eshcol , liar-
ding, Pernambuco: G F Williams , Paine, Rio Janeiro;
Panama , Eldridee , Jacmel ; schs Ann Maria , Smith ,
Fredericksburg :John A Paine , Brown , and Belle , Rich ,
Tangier, Va; Rap id Stoddard , Norfolk. Chi , shi ps
Rambler , Ballard , Calcutta; Otomoco , Brown , New Or-
leans; bark Hadlcy, Kent , Baltimore.
San Francisco—Ar Nov 17. shi p Canada , Ryder , N
Bedfo rd ; 19th shi p Thos Perkins, Rogers , New York ;
26ih , shi p Eurotas , Bray, Boston; 27th , shi p Jacob Per-
kins, Colli ns, do. Sld 'Nov 8, ship Samoset, Hollis ,
China; 12th. barks Edw Fletcher , Holbrook .Talcahuano;
15th , Lota , Bearse, Panama; Velasco, Spencer, Val-
paraiso; 16th , shi ps Iowa , Coffin , do; 17t h, Areatus.
Knowlcs. and Pharsalia , Allen , Calcutta; 19th , bark
Ocean Bird , Hall , Honolulu; 21st,ships Architect.Gray,
Val paraiso; 26th , Edw Everett , do and Boston; 27th ,
Orp heus , Freeman , Val paraiso.
New Orleans—Ar 4th , sell Gen Clinch , Mobile. CId ,
bark Tyringham , Howes, Boston. Arl2th ,ship Mrehacl
Angelo , Wilson , Boston.
Mobile—CId 3d, bri g Parthenon , Davis, Havana.
Charleston— Cld 9th , ship Prentice, Woodbury Liv-
erpool. Sid 10th , sch Isabella , Gage, West Indies.
Richmond—Ar IHh , sell Liberty, Weeks , New York.
Baltimore—Ar 11th, bri g Candace , Matthews , Bos-
ton; 12th , bri g Metamora , Kendrick , do. Sid 12th , bri g
T C Mather , Nickerson , Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar 12th, sch .Jacob Raymond , Wil-
min«ton , NC; 13th , brigs Horatio, Rogers, Cape Hay-
tier "Mai l, Baker, Boston. Cld 12th, bark Mary F
Sladc Bray, do; bri g Yucatan , Baker , Cienfucgos.
New York—Ar 12th , brig Rolerson , Crowell , Malaga;
13th, shi ps Emp ire State, Russell Liverpool , pi'-feld ,
Baltimore; bri g J G Anderson , Paine , St Marks; 14t h,
bark Habnemiin , Marseilles.
Providence—S id 13th , schs T H Thompson , Wixon ,
and Palestine , Wixon , Norfolk. ,
Nuwburyport—Cld 12th , sch Josephine, Curtis , U ell-
floor
Sid fm Honolulu , Nov 3d, ship Heber. Patterson ,
Hong Kong.
Arriva ls. Clearances. &c.
Ar at Valparaiso, Oct 31st. ship Burmnh , Scars, Bos-
ton, and sld Nov 5 for California: Nov 15th , .
-hi p Prince
lie Joinvi llc . N York and sld 19th: 17ih , bark Alice
Tarlton , Hall, do, and sld 25th: 20th. bri g Emma, ber-
ry, Ph iladel phia , and sld 28lh; 23d. ship _ Alex (. otlin ,
Hale . New Bedford , and >ld 27th; 27th , ship Robt 1uU-
ford. Cook , Boston , and sld 30fh , all for California.
At Buenos Ayres , Nov 16 sh.p 1eras, Howes, for
Boston , 2 ds; brig Cronstadt Hatch i.nc
At Curacao. 26th ult. bark Lihus , for Havana.
Ar at St Thomas al>t 24th ult., sch Sunbeam , Bush ,
Boston , and sld 2Sth , for Jacmel.
Bo-ton— Ar 15th, shi p Vespasian. Davis. Gotten-
burg- Nov 11; bark Swan , While, do, Oct 19; sell J Lov-
ett , ilod gdon , Philadel phia. Cld. hark Como, Smith,
Charleston: bri gs Walter Hoxie, Hoxie. San Juan de
los licmedios; Chicopee , Clifford. Philadel phia.
San Francisco—Adv Nov 29, shi ps Grey Eagle, for
Phila del phia , direct; Charlotte , Varina , for Val paraiso ,
abt Dec 5; Maria na, for Mazatlan and Panama , soon.
San Diego—In port , 12th ult. shi p Swed en , Cotting.
for San Francisco , ld g for Boston. We understood she
has a full cargo of hides en gd at 320.000 frei ght.
New Orleans—Cld 5ili. barks Gov IIinckley, Loring.
New York: Saranac. Yates , OharK'Ston ,
Mobile—Ar 6th , bark Helen , Ulmcr , Boston.
Charleston—A i 10th. bark Acadia , Crosby, Boston.
Wilmi ngton , N C—Ar 10th , schs E Hi nds , Perry ,
Boston , John E. Smith. Nassau. Cld 9th , sch Tioga ,
Collin s , Porto Hii-o.
Philadel phia— Cld 14th , sell J P Lofiand , Ilall et,
Matanzas.
New York—Ar 14th , schs Nathl Holmes , Morris ,
Franklin , La; Bay State , Ryder; W olcott , R yder; S A
App leto n , and J Cooley & Co, Boston.
Newport—Ar 13th a 14th ,sch Wm W Wver.Knowles ,
Norfolk.
At Val paraiso, Nov 29, ship Ann , Savage, fm Boston
June 30, j ust ar , for San Francisco; bark Caroline, late
of Boston , sold , and probabl y to go under the Chilean
flag. Capt Luce will return home via Panama.
At Cape Haytien, 25th ult, bri gs Adcl phi, Gorham ,
and Sylvina , Ellis, for Boston , Jan 5.
Boston—Ar 16th , bri g September , Nickerson, Trux-
illo , 18t h ult; sch Pavilion , Paine , Tang ier , Va. Cld ,
shi p Hope, Wcston , New Orleans; barks Helen & Fran-
ces, Davis , Havana; Justice Story, Kendriek ,Baltimore;
Mar y, Whelden , Philadel phia; schs Eugene, Atkins ,
Gonaives; Emcline , Patterson , Matanzas.
San Francisco—Sld Nov 24, shi p Loo Choo, Cush-
man , Val pa raiso.
New Orleans—Ar 4th , bri g Robt Wain , Burns, Dem-
sinu-n: 7th . shi ps Judah Touro, Boston; Oxcnbridge.
Philadel phia.
Savannah—In port 9th , ld g, ship Chas Carroll , for
Boston.
Richmond—Sld 13th , sch Copia, Scars, Boston.
Alexandria—Sld I5th , sch Virg inian , Hones , Dem-
arara.
Baltimore—Ar 12th a 13th , barks Hy Shelton. Long,
Rotterdam; Union Kendrick , and Helen M aria , Howes ,
Bo-ton; 14th , sch Kok eno, Sparks , Fall River.
Philad elphia—Ar 15th , bark Thos Dallet , Dill , Porto
Cabell o, 28t h ult; schs Forest , Small , Salem; Malvina ,
Slai gbt , Boston. Old , sch Delaware, Harding, Salem.
New York—Ar 15th. shi ps M alaba r, Foster.Les:horn ,
60: New World , Kni ght, Liverpool , Dec 22; bark Hah-
neniari , Snow , Marseilles , 63. Cid , shi p S:mi l Russell ,
Low , San Francisco; barks Miantonoini , Collins , do;
Norumbega , Baxter , Galveston; schs Warsaw, Baker,
San Francisco: Martha Hall , Gobi), Anti yua.
Sld fm Smyrna , abt 5th ult , bark Bevis , Prior , Bos-
ton; bri g Commaquid , Jenkins , do.
Sld fm Legho rn , abt Nov 13, bark Marv & Jane,Cow-
ell, New York.
At Panama , Dec 26, shi p Kingston , (of Fairhaven)
Luscoml), for California with passengers.
Boston—Ar 17th , bark Lysander , Clapp, Cienfucgos ,
24th ult; schs Bridjiewuter , Coli-man , Savanilla , 14th
u lt; Lacon. Bearse. New York. Cld , bark Fairy, Thom-
as, Smyrna; sches Edna C, Kell y, Savannah; Am Belle,
Baxter; Cambrid ge, Lacy, and M L Hall , Tibbetts , N
York.
San Francisco—I n port , Nov 25,ship Susan G Owens ,
Barclay, for Philadel phia.
New Orleans—Ar 6th , bark Alabama , Wall , Boston;
bri gs Martha Rogers, Boardmnn , Wilmington.NC; Rog-
elim Crowell , Pcnsaeola; sch Louisa Sears, Apalachicola;
14th , shi p Revere. Howes , Boston , via Tampa Bay.
Adv. ski p Corsica , Godfrey, for Bost on , night of 9th .
Mobile—Ar 7th , bri g Pulaski. Norris , Boston.
Savannah—Ar 10th, bark Velocity, Atkins , Boston.
Charleston—Sld 1 Hh , schs R & 11 Estcll , Smith , and
Kensington. Foster, Providence. Adv , shi p Tremont ,
Tay lor , for Calif ornia , with despatch.
Richmond—Sld 14th, sch Lowell , Baker , Bost on.
Norfolk—Ar 12ih , bark Dutchess ,Boston; bri g E Ry-
der, Ryder, Provincetown; schs N J Kni ght , Hatch ,
Boston; R osamond , Perry, New Bedford ; 14th , sch s
Watchma n, Baker , and Itowcnn, Gallagher, New York ,
Oneco , Snow, Boston; Falcon , Cole, Baltimore for Sa-
van nah.
In Hampton Roads , 14th, schs Maria Theresa , Baker,
an d Telegrap h, Barnard , Tang ier for Boston.
Tangier. Va—In port , 12th , schs Mozcll e, Ocean
Queen , Despatch , Mt Vcrnon , Olive Clark , Simeon
Baker , Eastern Light, and Florence , wig cargo of oys-
ters.
Ph iladel phia—Cld 16th , barks Nashua , Clifford, and
Oak , Ryder, Boston. At the Breakwater , 1,5th , m.
haiks Mary F Slade , Girard , and Merrimac , for do.
New York—Ar 16th , shi p Isaac A llerton , Smith , Pa-
lermo , 31 ds; bark Hualco , Emery, R ochelle , 32.
New London—Sld 15th , sch Elizabeth .Thomas , Nor-
folk.
Providence-—Ar 16th , sphs Edw Stanley, Burrows ,
and Wm W Wyer, Knowles , Norfolk. Cld , bri g Con-
dova , Nickerson , Matanzas.
[Per steamshi p Canada , at New York.]
Ar at Liverpool , 28th ult , Excelsior , Crock er, New
York. Cld 27lh , West Point , Allen , do. Adv , Hottin-
guer Bursley, do, Jan 6th ; Roseiu s, Eldr idge , do, 11th:
Excelsior , Crocker , do , wit h despatch ; Comoro, Scud-
der, Philad elphia , Jan 8.
Ar at Deal , 26t h, Ilarrisburg, Mathews, Boston for
London; 27th, Chas Walton , Baker , London for Boston ,
and sld same day.
Sld fm Newport, W, 20th , Pentucket , Taylor, for Sa-
vannah.
Sld fm the Tcxel, Dec 12, Richd Auderson , Coffin.
Baltimore.
A r at St Ubes, Dec 4, Harvest , Fuller , Bremen.
Sld fm Cadiz , Dec 16, Timoieon .Freeman.N Orleans.
Ar at Genoa , Dec 15, Nautilus , Lincoln, Boston. Ski
8th , Geo Otis , Smith , Palermo.
Ar at Cali gar i, Dec 8, Clarissa , Fessenden , Boston
Sld fm Columbo , Oct 27, Moslem , Rogers , Calcutta.
Passed Anjier , Oct 21st , Claiendon , Eastcrbrook , fm
Whampoa for New York.
At Shanghai , Oct 18, shi ps Horsburg h, Hatch ; Josiah
Quincy, Hinckiey, and Tartar , Webber , for New York ,
ldg, to sail ea rly in November; 20t h, Vancouver ,Fuller ,
fin Hong Kong* Sept 27, just ar , to load in part, and re-
turn to Canton. The tea men stated that the recei pts
of tea would not exceed 60,000 pkgs, against 90,000 last
year.
At Cumsingmoon , Oct 27 , shi p Sea Witch , Water-
man , fm Calcutta, ar 22d.
At Canton , Oct 27, sch Indiana, Crosby, W Coast of
Central America, to return soon. Sld 21st. shi ps Rudu-
ga, Barbe r, and Oneidn , Cresscy, New York.
Ar at Batavia , Sept 29, shi p Santiago , Rodman , Bos-
ton , and sld Oct 14 tor Canton, to finish ld» for Bo-:ton.
At Calcutta , Nov 8, shi ps Nonantnm , Whitney, for
Boston , Dec 1; Milton , Harlow , for do, Nov 25; Delhi ,
Bar nes, for do, read y; Coqnimbo , Bush , fm do ,' ar Oct
29; for do, disg; Orissa , Scars, fm do, ar Oct 28, for do,
dis.g. Hid Nov 4, shi p Fanenil Hall , Foster. Boston.
Sld fm Smyrna , Oct 30, bark Bevis , Boston; Nov 2,
bri g- Commnquid , do.
At Malta , 13th ult. sell Luther Child , Baker , for Bos-
ton , 26 ds.
At Messina , 12th ult , shi ps M Howes, Bearse , for N
York: bark Eureka , Ryder, for Boston.
At Malaga , 17th ult , shi p Gondola , Finnev , fm Pa-
ler mo, just ar fm New Orleans.
Sld fm Gibraltar , abt 15th nit , bri g Joseph Balch ,
Wri ght , Leghorn.
A r at Laguayra , 27th ult , bark Venezuela , Wilson ,
Philadel phia.
At Trinidad , 31st ult , bark Franklin , Gibbs , for Bos-
ton , 14 ds.
At Gonaives , 15th ul t, sch Chas AUstrum , Nickerson ,
and Azof , Cook , for Boston abt Jan 10.
Boston—Ar 18th , ship Shaw , Gill , Savannah; bark
Roderick Dim , do; bri g Sulla , Baker, Philad el phia; schs
M aria , Baker , Washington , NC!; liravc , Lovcll , Newark;
L H Nickerson , Nickerson , New York . Cld , shi ps Cal-
ifornia , Woodbury, East Indies; Caroline Read , R ead ,
New Orl eans; bri g Denmark , Woodbury, Havana.
New Orleans—Cld 9th , bark Roanoke, Kelley, Rio
Janeiro. Towed to sea, 6th , bark Gov Hinckley.
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Mobile—Cld 9th , shi p Sarah , Jordan , Boston; sch
Croton , Chase, Matanzas.
Charleston—Ar 12th , brig Thos & Edward , Smal-
ler , New Orleans; 14th , shi p Java , Perry, New York,
l.ld 12th , shi p Tremont. Tay lor , Savannah ; 14th ba rk
Morgan D\x , Sparr ow, Boston. Adv , ba rk Acadia , for
r
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?' most of ™rS° engd.
1 hiladel phia— Ar 16th , sch Ladv Suffolk, Baker ,
Boston. Old 17th , bark J J Hathorn , Small. New Or-
leans; sch forest , Small , Boston. Went to sea , 16th ,
am , ba rks Mary I- blade , Girard , and Merrimac.
At Newcastle , 16th , schs J P Lofiand. for Matanzas
Sharon , for Boston , with corn.
New York—Ar 7 7th , bark Carolina.Godfrey, Charles-
ton; bark Mary & Jane , Crowell , Leghorn . 68; schs J
Q Adams , Norris; Isa bella , Arbecam; Advance, Lord ,
and Cyrus Chamberlain , Crowell , Boston. Cld. brig
Eudora , Mathews , San Juan. Central America; schs
Capit al. Higgins, Port au Prince; Wm Pope, Foster,
Naevitas; Homer. Eldridae , Boston.
At Canton. Oct 27 , bark Helicon , Go re, for New York
15 ds. Ski 22d, shi p Congress, French. Val paraiso,
At Genoa , 20th ult. bark Nautilus . Lincoln , in quar-
ant ine.
I Bj jMonday Evening's Mail. \
Boston—Ar 19th , schs John Simmons, Small , and
Elizabeth Ann , Lavender. Frederick sburg. Cld , shi ps
Tiber , Hathaway. San Francisco; Unicom . Pollard , N
Orlea ns; bark 'Turk , Nickerson , Philadel phia: brigs
Cornelia , Rogers, Sacramento City: Caroline , Ellis , San
Juan de los Reinedios , Souther , Mayo , Charleston;
Elisba Doane , Loring, Baltimore; Acorn , Howes; Phil-
adel phia: schs Man-on , Perkins , Curacao; Mercy Tay-
lor , Nickerson , Rich m ond; Louisa, Chase: M M Kbits ,
Kennersom Ja.-pcr , Patterson , and Planet , Bri ggs, New
York
Key West— Sld 6ih , bark Damariseotta , Howes, Ap-
alachicola , in ballast.
Savannah—Adv 13!h. bark Velofit y'Atkins. for Bos-
ton , wit h despatch ; bri g Foster , Lewis , for Provide nce,
part cargo en gd.
Charleston— Ar 15th. brig M & J C Gilmore. El-
dridge, Boston. Sld 14ill . shi p Tremont , Savannah.
Wilmington , NC—Ar 15th , bri g Nurraguagus , Hinck-
ley. Boston.
Norfolk—A r I Gfh , seh« Charm , Berry, Boston: Pales-
line. R yde r. Provid ence. Columbia. Philli ps,New York.
In Hampton Roads , 15th , bri gs Four Brothcrs ,Baker ,
fm Aux Caves for New York ; Mary Stanton , and T C
Mather, fm Baltimore for Boston .
Baltimore—Ar 18th. bri gs Extra , Long, Attakapas .
12 ; J Nickerson. Nickerson , Boston. Cld 17th , hark
Appleto n, Nickerson. do; sch Cecil , Iliggins. San Fran-
cisco.
Philad el phia—Cld 18th , bark Gem , Nickerson , Bos-
ton: bri g D K Akin. Kenney. Barbadoes. Baiks Hun-
tin gton. for San Francisco; Nashua , and Oak , for Bos-
ton , were off R eed y Island , 18th.
New York—Ar 18th , schs Rechabite. Loring, Mo-
bile; Granite State , Hallet , Bosto n; Grafton , Scars.Cape
Cod. Cld 18th , shi p Gladiato r, Wood , London; bark
Iwanowna , Barton , San Francisco; sch Arlington ,
Lewis, M obile; 19th , bark Sea Gull , Cresscy, San Fran-
cisco: schs Victor. Berry, Portland: J Cooley & Co,R y-
der, Boston; Cornelia, Young, New Bedford.
Sld fin Rochelle , 19th ult , brig Vandalia , Chase, Bal
timore.
Touc hed at St Catharine 11, no date , shi p Flora,Bakci
58 ds fm New London for San Francisco.
NE W ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estate of Nathaniel Low.
BarilStable, SS.—At a Court of Probate hoklen
at Barnstable, in and for said County, on the 8th day
of January, A.I). 1850.
ENOCH T. COBB , Adm inistrator of the Estate of
NATHANIEL LOW.late of Barnstable , in said
County, deceased , ha vinglprescnted for allowance, hi-
account of administration W said estate, and pe titioned
for leave to resign his saidrtrust, and tha t Louisa Cus-
tis of Ya rmouth , a fVie ndan said deceased , may be ap-
pointed to complete the Aministration of said estate—
Ordered—That the sav Enoch T. Cobb gi ve notice,
that said account will bjionsidercd and acted upon , at
a Court of Probate to banoldcn at Barn table, in and for
said County, by adjonriwient, on the 12th day of Feb-
ruary next , by publish™; an attested copy of this order,
three weeks succcssivj ly, previous to said time, in the
Barnstable Patriot, a newspaper printed in Barnstable ,
that all persons interested, may then and there appear
and shew cause, if any they have, wh y the said ac-
count should not be allowed.
NYMPHAS MARSTON, Judge of Probate.
Copy—Attest :
ian 22 3w T. REED, Rceister.
Scientific Lectures.
The first of a scries of Lectures on scientific subjects,
at the Methodist Chapel , will be delivered on FRIDAY
EVENING next , at 6 1-2 o'clock, by Rev. Geo. W ,
Stearns. Subject—The Science of Language. The
pourse of Lectures is gratuitous to the public , and all arc
"ivited to attend.
Per order. P. W. ALLEN, Sec'y
Barnstable, Jan. 22, 1850.
"
SPECIAL
^
NOTICES.
"
IVotice.
The Females of the Hyannis Anti-Slavery Associa-
tion, win nol(l a Fair on the evenings of WEDNES-
DAY and THURSDAY , the 23d and 24th of January
instant , in the Old Universalist Church in Hyannis.—
All contributions should be sent in as earl y as Wednes-
day morning previous to the Fair. The public are re-
sPectfully invited to attend.
CATHERINE H. DOANE , Scc'y.
¦Hyannis, Jan. 15, 1850.
. The Ladies connected with the Universalist Society
111 Chatham , will hold their FAIR in Granville Hall ,
^
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY , Jan. 22d and
23d, commencing at 6 o'clock p. m.
A great variety of useful and fancy articles will be of-
¦Wed for sale, and refreshments will be plentifull y pro-
v|ded for the occasion. An appropriate address will be
"
¦•ven by Kev. s. Bardf.x, of Orleans, and the whole
dCene will be rendered more cheerful by the aid of
music.
The Ladies of Chatham understand these things well ,
'Hi they (ion>t intemx to be ou'.done hy any on Cape
J-jpu, to say the least—and those who avail themselves
°'_the opportunit y to attend their Fair, will , doubtless.
"J°y a feast , bod y and soul. Tickets of admission 12
1-2 cents, to be had at the door.
u">tham , Jan. 1, 1850.
.^Agents Wanted. SEARS' NEW PIC-
v
UK Ub WORKS FOR 1850. Any enterprising
\r"lS man can clear S500 to $1000 per year, by selling
t0
Se Popular and sp lendidl y i llustrated volumes. They
Sit mOre tll!U1 F0UK THOUSAND KNGRAVING S , de-
jfi
^
and executed by the most eminent artists of
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laid and America.
for ^ei
Us
also wanted
to
canvass the city and country
j,a
a<*vortisemcnts and subscri ptions for valuable Ncws-
W-2L further information address (post paid) S. M
^XENG ILL, No. 10 State-street , Boston,
^'on, Jan. l. tf
wesJTf tlle Parties permit , we could introduce this
dies wK °Ul roacl('1's the names of a large nuvnbe i of la-
beeorn 'lirre llsotl tlle ''elehrated Remed y, which lias
Ve,Jre
,
s,Ocom pletcly the -' peop le's medicine ," Vaughn 's
fer "t0 ? -L'tbontri ptic Mixture. These ladies we re-
deranc'laVe
^octl suffering for years under a complete
eas =em°nt of the system , weak back , and spinal dis-
kid ' Woakness ot the kidneys , pain in the region of the
ernhi
1
?° aPPetite , headach e, and in short led a mis-
«rar,le exigtenco
'¦
anoem"8 th
° Komed y s«' forth as a cure for all de-
c'er its t "
-fthe f"malc system, they procured it, and un-
*sh ed | onc'°i every individual ache and pain van-
irrce-n] ¦
lc.a'tll y tone W!ls given to the whole system ,the
«rod th
1
- S of wllicl' WC1'° remedied , and they recov-
°ntrint - i\V
S thc Sreiltcst rcnicd y, this Vegetable
^
Liih-
enouo-! . lx tuie i cvcr compounded , there is evidence
Ya( ^jl
1 p' that. See our advertisement columns for
&n'i!
n 3 G''eat American Remed y. Cull on the Agent
m got a pamphlet.
Ladies ' Fai r in Chat ham.
Ar at Ed gartown, 13th; ship Enterprise , Wyer, Tal-
cahuano , 80 ds , Pernambuco, Dec 13, 2200 bbls sp oil ,
for Nant ucket.
Ar at Nantucket Bar, 15th , ship Nantucket. fm Pacific
via Wood's Hole.
Whalers.
Oct 5, off Cape Horn , shi p Queen Victoria , Chase,
fin New York Jul y 25, for San Francisco.
Oct 19, lat 36 N , Ion 133 1-2 W, brig Canonicus,
Martin , fm Boston for San Francisco.
Nov 2, lat 57 S, Ion 86 1-2 W, ship Ann , Savage,
fm Boston for San Francisco. .
Jan 1, lat 27, Ion 66, sch Emily Hilliard , of Prov-
incetown. fm New York for Porto Rico.
Jan 13, lat 40 04, Io n 69 04, was signalized ship Ma-
ry Glover , fm Boston for New Orleans.
No date , lat 36, Ion 10 05, hark Orono , Chase, from
Boston Nov 14, for Messina.
Snoken . &<*..
Barnstal>le, SS.—At a Court of Probate holden at
Barnstable , on the Sth day of January, A. D. 1850.
AN
Instrument purporting to be the last Will and
Testa ment of ASA ROGERS, late of Orleans, in
said County, yeoman , deceased, having been presented
to me for Probate by ASA KOGERS , the Executor
therein named—He, the saiaExccutor, is directed to
give notice, that the said Instrument will be consid-
ered and acted upon , at a Court of Probate to be holden
at Orleans, on the third Wednesday of April next, by
publishing this Order th ree weeks successively previous
to said time, in the Barnstible Patriot, a newspaper
printed in Barnstable, tha|all persons interested may
then and there appear a-rfd shew cause, if any they
have, for or against the Probate of said Will.
NYMPHAS MARSTON, Judge .
of Probate.
Copy—Attest :
jan 22 3w T. REED, Register.
Barnstable, SS.—At a Court of Probate holden at
Ba rnstable , in and for said County , on the 8th day of
January, A. D. 1850.
JOSHUA NICKERSON, Executor of the last Will
and Testament of SALAITHIEL NICKERSON,
late of Chatham , in said Couy ty, deceased, having pre-
sented for allowance , hi s seccnid and supposed final ac-
count of administration of sa/d estate—
Ordered—That thc said Ifxccutor give notice , that
said account will be consii/ercd and acted upon at a
Court of Probate to be holden at Barnstable, in and for
said County, by adjournnunit , on the second Tuesday
of February next, by publishing an attested copy of this
order, three weeks successively, previous to said time,
in the Barnstable Patriot, a newspaper printed in
Barnstable, that all persons interested , may then and
there appear and shew cause, if any they have, why
thc said account should not be allowed.
N. MARSTON , Judge of Probate.
Copy—Attest :
jan 22 3w T. REED , Register.
V. B, PALMER'S
Business BIcei's Almanac for 185®,
IS
crowded as closel y as possible with such facts as
seem most indispensable fordail y reference by men
of business in all its depa rtments throug hout the
country.
In some cases , the contents of an important work or
public document are crowded into a sing le page of the
Almanac, while the suggestions to Merchants , Manu-
facturers and dealers generall y, in both city and coun-
try, as to the best, m ode of commencing, conducting
and extending business , are believed to be of decided
interest and usefulness. It, embraces
CONDENSED STATISTICS Ol'foUB NATIONAL INDUS-
illY
f .
Agriculture , Products , TThe Tariff, Tonnage,
Manufactures, Slate Debts,j Finance, Shipp ing,
Mining, Coal, f Post Office , Navigation ,
Commerce, Iron , J liai' toads, / Car. Trade ,
Duties, Cotton, f Population , I Telegraphs,
Imports, Breadstujts, BankirM, / Newspaper
Exports, '
Trade Rif 'orm, IVagesh f Press ,
Systematic fldvertising, \
j c.
Together with a calendar adapted tWall parts of the
Uni ted States. # / 1
_
Astronomical Calcula tions, BlorjraJliiat Notices,
Tables of the Tides, I Canadi,— CoSjfomia,
Chronological Events/ Cuba-j -AnecaotfS
, <$•<;.
The various article/and statistics have been careful-
ly prepared and co/densed with/n 64 donblVcolumu
pastes of fine but new and fair type, containing nioic
matter than an ordinary 12 mo.
^
/'olunic of 300 page-
Supp lied to the Trade at Si per dozen , $7 per hun-
dred , SG5 per thousand. Single cop ies 12 1-2 cents ,
and can be mailed to any part of the world
Terms cash. Orders arc respectfully solicited.
Address V. B. PALMEH ,
General Newspaper Agency,
jan 22 Tribune Buildings , N. Y.
Gl obe Hotel to Lease,
¦SsSsS j ^ The subscribers offer to lease their
ff^i j[jj !
5^^i
well known HOTEL
and
Homestead in
^§&y&gra£p Barnsta.l>Iu—opposite the Court House.
*"" -*
"*" This estate includes about twenty-five
acres of excellent Tillage and Meadow Land , i n the
best condit i. n ; well fenced a|d abundant l y wate red ,
with many Fruit Trees. It if situated within twelve
miles of the terminus of the llapo Cod Branch Rail
Road in Sandwich , with th e list of Stage accommoda-
tion to and from the same, scrcral ti mes dail y.
The House is large and cornmodious. built expressl y
for a Public House , with allnhe most desirable appur-
tenances and conveniences./ There is, als o, a larg e and
very convenient Stable—afeowling Alley,&c. &c, all in
complete rcpai>\ f
The central and very puSnsant location of the premi-
ses, and the liberal tcrms/ou which they may be leased ,
renders this—to a person/qualified for the business—an
unusual opportunity to secure one of thc most popular
|an d profitable Hotel stands in the County.
For any furth er particulars and the terms , condit ions ,
&c., inquire of the subscribers , on the premises , or to
UKNR y 11. CROCKER. Esq.. 61 Commercial wharf ,
Boston. W. & E. II. ELDREDGE.
Barnstab le, Jan. 22. tf
B
UTTER—A prime lot received this day—on hand.
Cheese, at A. PERCIVAL'S. j an 22
AN ACCOUNT OF THE RECEIPTS AND EX-
PENDITURES of thc County of Barnstable, for
the year ending December 31st , 1849 :
„ Keceipts.
.T reas urer's balance last settlement , 1030 03!
balance of County Tax for year 1848 3092 29 '
l owards do, for year 1849, 9330 00 <
Received of Commonwealth Cor Bills of Costs
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in crimi nal prosecutions , 1848, 209 481
Received for fines and Bills of Cost , 335 49 i
j Received for Cost on Road Petitions , 050 it)
1 Do for Pedlars ' Licenses. ' "^g 00
<
Cash Loans of Barnstabl e Bank , 977 60
88302 95
!
j Expenditures. ;
j Grand Jury fees attending Coins, 223 55!
! Traverse j ury, do »o 689 57!
Constables' service , veniries ,J 08 76 \
Crie r of Courts , / 31 50 '
Sheriff' and Deputies attending Courts , 128 00
Bills of Costs in criminal v/osecutions , 7G7 11 :
I Clerk of Courts for fees / 1"7 02 '
Sheriff for fees, / 120 12
County and Special Conftnissioners, 392 05
For support of Prisoneuf in Jail , 456 25 j
Repairs on County Bu#din<_>s , 154 92 ;
Stationary, Printing af l Adverti sing-, 80 98
Fuel , Jf 123 91
Overseers House of Obrrcction , 10 00
Office Fnrniturj, ¦
go 00 i
j Road Damages. .. 2607 32
j Interest on Public Debt and Loans to Bunks , 1037 50
M^cellaneous Expenses , 85 41 i
Examiners 'fees , 27 00
Treasurer 's fees , 303 75 !
Cash remaining in Treasury , 868 23!
I
S8302 95i
" SETII CROWELL. ) r , \
EBENEZER NYE . i n
Colmt.
v -
JOHN N E W C O M B . )
Commi ssioners.
FREDERICK SCUDDER ,
Barnstable , Jan. 22. County Treasurer.
Guardian 's Sale,
Will- be sold at Public Auction , by order of tho T-ndo-e
of Probate onJVp^/^^^J
^
0 ciocK. JL. i>I« on the premises,
j * . Two- thirds oj/he Dwelling House and
#frSI | La - sl tuatei
X
m Hyannis , belontn n o- to
j a i Mp SU the h eirs of /ie late Edmund HaLletCand
jjyyyjjllg^ will be sold without reserve to tlie big-heat
|
ki^«™}
bidde r. Coiwi^iuui' made known txt the
time and place of sale.
JOSIAH H. HALLET, Guardian.
X T _ - n _ .¦»-.\ f* In >i 1 ^\
I Notice.
LEFT on board tho sloop Mail , in Boston , sometirnft
In the month of November last , a box containing
Win
dow Glass , ma rked "W. II. L." The owner'Qan
b-iv e the same hy proving- property, on application to
I
CHARLES CROCKER.
J Barnstable , Jan. 15.
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' "OUFEALO ROBES—For sale low, by
.JJ dee 19 WA LES & CON AST)
Death's Enemy !
Cancer perman ently cured without pain or the use of
1 the Knife..
I
T has lately been discovered that certain Vegetable
substa nces, properl y compounded , will cure thc most
malignant Cancer , in a very short time , wholl y eradicat-
ing it witluwt p ain or ineonucnityux lo the]patient. It will
also remove Wens aiuJjetben/Tiimors almost immedi-
atel y. This Compound has/j len tested by Physicians
of undoubted respectaluli^, /ho have confessed their
I astoni shment at its mirac/ij larfs powers. Tho public are
! assured that it is a genriW, safe, and tr ul y valuable
compound—and the PijM-ietor will vouch for the cure
j of every Cancer , WenSfer'TTflTer Tumor that may he
' presented to him for that purpose, no m:ttuy>M>w long
' it has been standing, p%>ided il
jw&
j» **<£>een
tampered
' with by the Knife '
. ^*"" """
All communications addressed to the sole I ropnc-
; tor, J. W. CI1ANNING , 27 Elm street , New Bedford, -
will meet wilh prompt attention,
! The Proprietor will attend to cases at his residence,
i and a speedv and lasting euro warranted
I New Bedford , J an. 8. '^w *
To the Honorable County Commissioners for the
County of Barnsta ble:
THE undersi gned , inhab itants of Chatham, respect-
full y represent , that the County 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 vou will view the premise s,an d wid en and stai ght-
en said road , and also to locate and lay out anew Conn- -
ty road , from the aforesaid termination , in a Southerl y
o"r Westerl y di rection , th e distance not exceeding 75
rods , to such convenient point in the Old Harbor road ,
so called , as in your op inion the public convenience and
necessity requires.
ZENAS ATKINS, and 58 others. ,
Dated at Chatham , Nov. 23d , 1849.
Coninion\v gjtUb-ol Massachusetts.
Barnstable, ss—At a Cour\of County Commission-
ers, beg un and holdcu at B/rnstable, in said County,
by adjournme nt , on the 3Jret day of December, A. IX
1849.' /
Upon the petition aforocaid—Ordered , that notice he
give n to all persons andr corporations interested there-
in , that thc Commissi(^ers will meet for the purpose of
viewing the premises /ud hearing thc parties , and mak-
in g thc alteration s , luid locating and laving out the
hi ghway prayed for, ij tlie same shall be adjud ged to be
of common convenience and necessity, on Tuesday the
nineteenth day of March-next, at the house of Joshua
Nickerson , Jr., in Chatham , at-, ten o'cl ock in _the fore-
noon , by publishing au attested copy of said' petit ion,
with thfti order thereon , three weeks successively in the
Bar nstable Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable,
and by postiii" up attested copies thereof in two pub-
lic phiccs in said town of Chatham , the last publication
in said newspaper , and the po sting aforesaid , to be four-
teen davs at least before said view ; and also by serv-
in" the 'Town Clerk of said town of Chatham with an
att ested copy of said petition and order , thirty days at
least before the 'aid ti me of view that all parties interest-
ed may then and there appear , if the y see caus e, and be
heard thereo n. ,„,
. ,>r, r-T\ m 1
AUest , TIMOTin REED, Clerk.
A true copy ot Petition and Oj'fl "
'o.rnv si -a
Attest CHALKS MARbTON , Sheriff.
jan is " ' :i
^
To the Honorable County Commissioners for thc
County of Barnstable :
GENTLEMEN, we the undersi gned , inhabitants and
legal voters of the Town of Barnstable , would re-
spe ctfull y represen t that thc public 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 southeasterly
pa rt, of the town , thence running southwesterly over
land of Erastus Chase, Ed win Baker and others, »nt.ii
it conies to the land of Ira Baxter, adjoining the .divid-
ing li ne between Barnstable and Yarmouth—the Se-
lectmen unreasonabl y neglecti ng to act on a petitioa
for said road. We tho undersigned , being aggrieved
by the neglect of said Selectmen , therefore respectfull y
request you to view the prerjyges, and if in your judg-
ment , the pu blicgood'TTrq'uires Tj,cause said Town Way
to be located and laid out. Ai/ 1as in duty bound , will
ever pray. HIRAM Bfflfe. llSE, and 31 others.
Comin©nwealthiof Massachusetts.
BARNSTABLii , ss.—At a ifourt of County Commission-
ers, begun and holden/it Barnstable. in said County,
by adjournment, on tie 31st day of December , A.. D.
1849. V
Upon the petition aforcwiij^jJJyiiSHid^JJj&t notice be
given to all persons and corporations interested therein ,
that the Commissioners will meet for the purpose of
viewing the premises and hearing the parties and lo-
cating and lay ing out the Town Way prayed for, if the
same shall be adjud ged to be of common convenience
and necessity, on'Thu rsday, the 21st day of March next,
at thc house of Edwin Bake r, in Hyannis , at ten o'clock
in the forenoon , by publishing an attested copy of said
petition , with this order thereon,three weeks successive-
ly in the Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper printed in
Barnstabl e, 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
ap pear , if thev see cause, and be beard thereon.
Attest, " TIMOTHY REED , Clerk.
A true copy of Petition and Order.
Attest, CHA'S MARSTON, Sheriff,
jan 15 3\v
i
t VIL11I1I3. KHI1. 1*
"
To the Honorable Edward G. Loring , Jndue of the
Probate Court in and for the County of Saftblk , iu
tin; Commonwealth of Massachusett s :
THE petition of JOHN W. EMERY , of Chelsea,ia
the County of Suffolk, administrator of the estate
of FREEMAN S. NICKE RSON , late of Boston , iu
said County of Suffolk , deceased, intestate , humbly
sh ews, that the ju st debts which the said deceased owed
at the time of his death , as nearly as the same can be
ascertain ed , remaining unpaid , as by a list thereof on
file in said court, amoun t to the sum' of cii_rht thousand ,
two h undred thirteen dollars and sixty-nine cents , and
the charges of administrat ion , probablv to the sum of
one hundred dollars. That no personal estate of said
deceased has ever come to the possession or knowledge
of said administrator. The rea! estate ol the said de-
ceased has been appraised at the sum of four thousand
on e hun dred and fift y dollars , and consists of, firs t, a
lot of land and house thereon , lyin u; in Cambrid ge, in
the County of Middlesex , containing 15.000 soiiare
feet ; ad , a lot of Xnpiimml
house thereon , lying in Or-
leans , in the Cot/ny of Hkrnsta ble , containing about
forty acres ; and 3d, a lot Jf land lying in Chatham , in
said County of Barnsta bhJcontaining about twenty-four
acres. The above real^estatc
is
subject
to
sundry
mortgages, the pri nci pal of which amounts to tile sum
of forty-one hundred and fifty dollars , and is includ ed in
said list. Wherefo re j our petiti oner prays,that he may
be licensed to sell so^tnuch
of the said real estate as
will raise a sum 11 Hi i JtWum tlin pi y mrnf of said debts
and inteiest 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 da y of January, in tho year 1 8S0 :
Upon thc petition aforesaid , this day prtfeircd hy the
above named John W. Emery,—Ordered , that the said
petitioner give notice to all persons interested therein ,
to a ppear at a Probate Court , to be holden at said Bos-
ton, on Monday , the fourth day of February next , by
publishing the foregoing pctjtion ,with this ord er 'there-
on , thr ee weeks successivel y in th e newspa per called
the Boston Dail y Adv ertiser , 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, when and where they may
be heard concernin g the same :—And make return of
his doi ngs herein unto snid court.
EDWARD G. LORING , Jud ge of Probate.
A true copy—Attest :
II. M. WILLIS, Reg ister.
Boston , Jan. 8. . 3vv—[jan 15
Head This.
IT
is our de termination ^o m#ke a great reduction iu
our Stock previous to tlVo/ening of Spring Trade,
and many of our Goods will\E soId for less than cost.
It would be a good idea for p/rsfcms., in want , to call and
examine. WALES & CONANT.
jan 22 /
iL, For Sale—The sloop L E V A N T , of
S& Sandwich , 30 tons bi/then. in first rate order ,
/ m
j \\ having been thoroughl y rep aired the past sea-
^
jgjg sson ; is well found yto fast, sailer , and in every
*
*"*¦
"
"-"*respect a desirableJFvessel of her size. Said
sloop is now lying at the wlfirf in Pocasset. App ly to
ANDERSON or ZADOCK WRIGHT. , "
Pocasset, Jan. 22. lm
BURNING FLUID : large and small Fluid Lamps;
Sol ar Lamps, with Shades of
^
different patterns:
side Solars for lighting Halls, &c-/-just received , and
will be sold low by WALES & CONANT.
jan 22 1 /
FLOUR, CORN AND m\a/l—For sale by
jan_22 W!J(LES & CONANT.
AXES, Saw Plates and Frcwne\ Saw Horses—sold
by WALKS & CONAMT. \ jan 22
TUST RECEIVED , Bojfe' SackS; Men 's Sacks,
el Pants and Vests ; De Lames ; Prints ; White Mus-
lin for dresses ; Doeskins and Oassimeres of diffe rent
kinds and qualities. WALES & CONANT.
RECEIVED this day,\another/lot of those prime
grained Boots, and f* sale at A. PERCIVAL'S.
jan 22
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ORANGES and LemonX ffi gs and Nuts of all
kinds , for sale at A. PERVHVAL'S. jan 22
GENTLEMEN'S Under Shj/tsS
™d Drawers, Woo1-
len Stockings and Socks, til hfflu e made, and very
desirable, for safe at A. PERQfl VAI/JSy jan 22 "
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. Millinery,
MISS CONANT informs the Ladies of Barnstable
and vicinity, that she has an excellent assortment
of MORNING and DRESS CAPS, with a variety of
patterns of RIBBONS, at her Mill inery Rooms over
M r. Eben Bacon 's Store, which she offers for sale on
favorable terms. Barnstable, Jan. 15.
Estate of Thomas Stetson.
NOTICE is hereby given , that the subscribers ha ve
been dul y appointed Executors of the last Will
and Testament of
THOMAS STETSON,
late of Barnstable, in the County of Barnstable , yeo-
man , deceased , testate,and have accepted that trust and
given Bond as tho law directs. And all persons hav-
ing demands upon the estate of the said deceased are
hereby required to exhibit the same; and all persons
inde bted to the said estate are called upon to make
payment to
CALVIN STETSON , ) „
THOMAS STETSON , \
Centers.
Barnstable. Jan. 8, 1850. 3\v—[jan 15
Estate of William Smith,
TVTOTICE is.hereb y given , that the subscriber has been
JA duly appointed Administrator of the goods jftid
estate of
WILLIAM SMITH ,
late of Harwich , in the County of Barnstnble , deceased ,
and has accepted that trust and given Bond , as the law
directs. And all persons having demands upon the
estate of the said deceased ; arc hereb y required to ex-
hibit th e same : and all persons indebted to the said
estate ,are called upon to make payment to
ANTHONY KELLEY , Admv,
Harwich , Jan 8, 1850. 3w— [jan 15
Estate of Isaiah Eldridse.
"jVrOTICE is hereby given , that the subscriber has
J_« been duly appointed Administrator of tho goods
and estate of
ISAIAH ELDRIDGE ,
late of Cha tham , in the County of Barnstable, deceas-
ed , intestate , and h as accepted that trust and given
Bond as thc law directs. And all persons ha* ing de-
mands upon the estate of thc said deceased are hereby
requircd to exhibit the same ; and all persons indebted
to the said estate are called upon to make payment to
TilOS. SPARROW , Admr.
Chatham , Jan. 8, 1850. 3w—[jan 15
Estate of David Bearse,
TVTOTICE is hereby given , that tho subscribers have j
±1 been dul y appoin ted Executors of thc last Will
and Testament of '! -
DAVID BEARSE ,
late of Chatham , in the Cou nty of Barnstable , yeoman ,
deceased , testate , and have accepted that trust, and giv-
en bond , as the law directs. And all persons having
de mands upon the estate of the said deceased , are
hereby required to exhibit thc same ; and all persons
indebt ed to the said estate arc called upon to make
payment to
JOSHUA Y. BEARSE. )
FjX CCutor
,
STEPHEN F. BEARSE.)
Chatham. Jan. 8, 1850. 3w—[jan 15
r - sfij^,.,, Farm for Sale. i$
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Farm
pleasantl y situ- l
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e?;;SSi83SiS«5ated in Dana , County of .
^sJtos^.
Woues(ei h lit a mile from the centre , wilh a good two ]
story House, a Wood-house , two Barns 40 feet by 30:
each, two Sheds and Cider Mill , Carriage-house and
Graincry over the same. The Farm contains one hun-
dred and thirty acres, divided into Mowing, Tillage ,
Pasturage and Woodland : well adapted to gn'.ss ; a|
trood Orchard ; and well watered , and water conveyed
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to tho Barns—a never failin g well of water at the
House—well fenced with stone wall. Terms easy. I
NATH'L JOHNSON.
Dana. .Tan. 1R lSSfl. *
Boots and Shoes.
Wm*. SkinVhoes-Ladies
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