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, i ma where I saw him ; told him «t about this
aS "
, lie asked me which way he was going ; told
SP° 'jij .jj 1,0 went towards the College . He" ask ed
!
\vliere I w
"3 when I saw him ; told him I was in
"'^
i^
ont entry , looki ng out o;' th e door.
"
[)i- W'lib-' tur struck his cane down upon the around
i j:iiri , "Thai 's the very time I pai d him S4S3 an il
rn
'
cen ts." 1 'hen told for. Webster that after see-
• v with out counting it over and went away as
' *
s he could go, running up the steps two at a
•"" (> Dr. Webster said Dr. Park man tokl him that
would go immediatel y to Cambrid ge and dis-
"
hiirite the mortgage. Dr. W. said he supposed lie
o
'
uM do so, but (b und lie had not.
He then said the first he knew of Dr. IVs ilisnp-
eii rance was by readi ng about it in the Transcri pt.
He said he was the person spoken of as tlie unknown
gentleman with whom Dr . Parkman made an t?n-
f.,.rement. This was all the conversation on the
fubjec t at that time. Dr. Webster generall y holds !
up his head in t alking with me, but in this instance !
],e hung his """<' nearl y all the time , a nd seemed i
considerabl y agitated ; I ne ver saw him so much so!
;„ convers ation ; Ins face was quilts pale , and he i
trembled- All this time we stood in North Grove
street , nearl y opposite Fr u it; cannot sav which way I
Pr. Weh-ter went away. On Monday I iried his
roo:ii< '
w'
1;s ,but
could not get in. My wife told me Dr. Samuel Park-
m,m had come in anil gono up to Dr. We liter 's lec-
ture room to see him ; I went up and saw them lo-
jetlit"
1 ; th«y were talking of Dr. George.Parkman ;
[ overheard something said about money, and Dr.
Vehster remarked that lie (Dr. Parkman) seemed
> he very angry. I Wils afterwards summoned
4 tin: front door, where I found Mr. Parkman
jJIiike ; he. wished to see Dr. Webster , and told me
jo tak e hi-i name to-him.
I found the lecture room door unlocked , but bolt-
ed inside ; then went up to the laboratory stairs and
tolil Dr. Webster that Mr. Blake wanted to see him .
Dr. W. was standing by the table in his lecture
room ; lie hesitated Ti little , bu t told me to show him
in; I d;> not know how long Mr. Blak e,stayed. About
12 o'clock I saw Mr. Kingsley, Dr. Parkinan 's agent ,
mul police officer Starkweather; they spoke, to air ,
ctyii'S they wanted to look abo ut the College , as
tlicv could no t trace Dr. Parkman any fur ther than
here. I told them I would sho w them all about the
Wldinz where, I had been myself.
Dr. Holmes came up about this time , and said ,
"You do n't want us to haul our subje cts till over , do
you?" Kingslev said they onl y wanted to look about
and see if the Doctor hadn 't stowed himself away in
some of the nlties. Dr. Holmes told me to show them
all about. Mr. Kingsley spoke of looking in Prof.
WiilMter 'H room ; we called at the lecture room door ,
found it bol ted , and ga ve three loud raps ; Dr. W.
»oon put ft is head out ,and I told him what was want-
ed, but do not remember as he made rep ly. Th en
went to the laboratory, and after they had looked
About some, they went a way. Do not remember ol
Or Webster saying anything to me that day. Do
not re member whether they went into Dr Webster's
pri vate room. I tried the door of the laboratory
itgiiin about half past 11, and it was fastened.
Tuesd ay morning, I could not get in to any of Dr
Webster 's rooms except the lecture room , which I
entered about half past 9 o'clock. Found Dr Web-
ster there with a smoking cap on his head and a pair
of overalls on ; he appeared to be busy about hi s ta-
ble ; he had a fire made in the back room , and fol-
lowed me i n there. I asked him if he, wanted a fire
in his furnace : he said no—th at the thin gs connect-
cil with his lecture that day would n 't stand much
heat.
[The Court here look a recess of a few minutes.
The prisoner has been busil y engaged in takin g
notes of Mr Liitlefie.ld'a testimony. Mr L appea rs
Ytfry well on the sta nd ,and gi ves no indication of be-
ing a "fast witness"—a character which has been as-
cribed to him by current rumor.]
Alter this I left the room and went to the front
entry . Saw officers Cl app, Fuller , and Kiee, and
Mr Ki ngsley, coming tow ard the College. They
(•Him; in , and officer Clapp said they wanted to make
H search nil around here , and if they begun with the
College, the people of the nei ghborhood could have
no ohj ection to have their houses searched. I told
(hem I would sho w them round.
Or Jacob Bi gel ow came along and we all went in-
to my parlor where he directed me to sive the gen-
tlemen full liberty to examine the building. A prop-
osition was made to go to Dr Webster 's room ; I
tj'ieil the laborator y door,
'
b ut it was fastened ; tried
the lecture room door with the key,bnt it it was bolt-
ed inside ; made lo ud raps and Dr Webster came to
the door , and I told him what the officers wanted.
Vve went in and th rough to the ba ck room ; Mr
Wiipp' t ried to co into the next small room , w hen
Ur Webster said , "That 's where I keep my valuable
»nd dangerous articles."
,. V
i
e
"Bxt passed down the laboratory stairs. 1
'"in k Mr Clapp went to the privy door , wh ich had
Pelted glass at the top. He looked through and
"Keel what place i t was. I said it was Dr Webster 's
privat e privy—no one h ad access to it but himself.
"r Webster drew attention from the place , and nn-
omted the door opening from the laboratoryrsay itm ,
'
"¦
're is another room." One of the officers said they
"Wed to see the vault. I told him there was nolli-
flV .
ut wh :lt l I11
" ther * myself .that it was kept
wiernsil by a double chest lock , and I had the only
fd i
mea M llle T>iflce wl >ere the dissecting of-
•' wits thrown ; it is about t wo feet square. They
mid tli .
t c r n i!ml wa nted to look in ; I opened it ,
tlii-y (in) so t0 t |
u,|,. satisfaction. They went all
Ov
y «!>« buildings and the cellar.
huU j P
as
'cer
' '^ l 'U!re wns
" w
"J
r t0
"
et utl(ier tlie
UkI- 'h
"' ""'' * ''"'wed them the trap door whi ch
Rice i ' I ?ot all0tlu!i- li ght , and with Clapp,
cr-iw l i
Fu
"UI" "^"t ''own ; Fulle r and myself
««
'
» ,across 'o e back side of the building ; we
10|ni"<; ; 1 poin ted out to him the wall
'
which
that '" Dr Webster's vault , a nd told them
\v""
\ °"'-v I)liu>f
t which had not been searched,
nil »
" Went
'
"
"
* l0 'he trap door , and they
front "
'" off else where. About 4 o'clock I was in the
Ca
"
,
cel '"•< nea r the trap door, and Dr Web.ter
the I
College. I i,e.mi |,|ln ,un , the lock of
Wt»
'
i 1"® 10
"m ''00I' ; Iu! soon CiUn
"
(1°wn and un-
,8
p
" the door between my cellar and his labora-
">»t h "°|
On
i
'd '"S bc" ri ""'
iln(l sil
'
(l lo my wife
EM in t I11"01
''''''}
' got his doors open , so i"
could
l«bU •'
,
Wenl
"I1
'
!
"ul saw Dr w standing by his
»i the back room , rending a ne wspaper.
ll,j u
'lskei1 if I knew wliere Mr Foster kept near
visio,, (K
*
,
A|ht'nasum. I told him 1 knew the pro-
»«ilV«
'6 i •'-
'' °! t!lilt nanu" ! ''e . said he meant him ,
i ^^Ke d m« \( I I I t. !.. -i-t i - -
Kay • » ~ " i Mini uuii^m my j uanKs giving nir-
y
«oi n
llim
' lu"! "ot
'
ils 3 ll!1<1 f'omi ' 'houg hts
«Mer o »" to
,ll'no - ^r- W. then handed me an
'U rlcv
-Foste r, say ing, "Get yourself a nice
'hree *S ^ ,m"'Je » practice of giving a\vay two or
Jtqi, ( ' er.
V Thanksg iving, and perhaps I shall want
»n(| sai'°r
80me mol'e jobs for me.1' I thanked him ,
"in, jj 'I'Oiild al ways be glad lo do anything for
Postei. "'en gave me another order to have Mr
to Mr p6'"' Ollt t0 him some sweet potatoes. I went
^°'»i> .l
0"'01' * and got me a turkev , and returned
^7,
"' half past e.
i
" 'lie.,/'8
."
18 firs t present Dr. Webster ever gave me.
°'td -fe,?nin « * started to go to the Suffolk LonVc of
eoift inc (i
ow'ii between 6 and 7, and heard some one
*Ctll«iie TV
1
.tlic hack stairs ; it was Dr Webster, with
a"J paSs , "'s band as hefore. He set it on a settee.
"
">Ulil „
Ol|t- wi th me. On the way he told me lie
•t ^o n*l5 ,
'ant any fire made during the week.
0(lj;e. j.1 me where I was going; told him to the ]
^es—-a „„ 5 asked mo if I was a Frocmason ; told him , ¦
n. *J)flr t o r « « » ^^ i
j "«?e pr ''tf
tla.
v morning, Dr Webs ter enme to thej
i \ f''c back '
ar' y
'
snw
''"n wllcn ho came ; he went ;
¦ 'oratory a
5
,Us to 'he front entry ; he wont into his j
'!' Kre. ' ' 'soon heard him moving things round
> * ^SUt to th
c
','6
^yhole |
' t0 li"len ,iind tried to peep through
1',
.'°ut a „;'„ "U tllu cat< 'h was over it ; commenced to
i» off i afto
(
i
ar thc ke.
vholc , hut seeing my wife ,
LSltcl> a ml7
S Wu] myg cU tIown
°" the brick floor
S'\the I ,T ,
'!uU I coul1' look «»''«•¦ 'he door; I
i» , I)r - W ¦ " pasS b
-
v with !t '"wards the furnace ; I
Ib^v il o l" WOre SOme 15 hushels of cliarcoal , put!
\ in *
y conk '"
,"'°S comm «iccd , besides Cannel antl
"Oul cl not T
lrk - As 1>(' KOt llcni' to tlle f'"™"y sellin g
these popular and sp le ndidl y il lustrated volumes. They
contain more than pour thousand knshavincs, de-
signed and executed by the most eminent artists of
England and America.
Agents also wanted to canvass the city and country
for advertis ements and subscri ptions for valuable News-
papers.
For further information address (post paid) S. M
PETTESGILL , No. 10 State-street , Boston.
Boston , Ja n 1. tf.
Dyke Notice.
Shaker S^luid Extra ct of Valerian.
This preparation is no Compound ! It is a more ex-
tnict of the most active properties of the Valerian
Root , by a process known onl y to the Shakers of En-
field , N. H., and is recognized by Professor Augustus
A. Iiayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts.
lioxBUKT , Jan. 2, 1849.
Mess rs. Edward Rkinley & Co. —
Kind Friends : M y age will be an apology, I hope,
for troubling you with a statement of the benefits I have
derived from the Fluid Valerian so kindl y scu t me l>y
you. For a long time, through inc reasing years, my
health has failed me, and a dropsical affec tion seemed
to settle on my Lungs, dep riving me at ni gh t of inv
proper rest. Obtaining no relief I tried the ' Valerian
you sent me, although I had used Smith & Perry 's with
hi.rdl y any benefit. To my great comfort I soon found
that what you sent me produced the most quiet and
tranquil sleep, sparing me from all distress, and mak-
ing my waking clear and refreshing.
I therefore feel that this medicine will be the great
comfort ol my declining yea rs ; and I trust that per-
sons who by age are deprived of natural rest , or are suf-
fering under ner vous affections will try this medicine ,
and I am satisfied they will find it such a blessing as
never to bc without it by their bedside , or in their sick
chamber,;or recommending it to their friends , who may
suffer by sleeplessness and waking ni ghts.
MARY T. RICHARDSON.
0^-EDWATtD BRINLEY & CO., Boston, Sole
Agents.
Agents —A. Pcrcival , Barnstable; James Knowles,
Yarmouth ; F. Da vis , Falmou th ; Josi ah M:iyo , Chat-
ham : E. Edson , Orleans ; Hi ggins & Crosby, Brews ter ;
P. W. Hi ggins , Wellflcet.
Q~?~A
^
comp le te flood of testimony has poured in up-
on Dr. G. C. Vaiighan in favor of the article which is
so well known ng the Great American Remed y, the
V cgetable Litbontri ptic Mixture. So celebrated "is this
great -cure-all" that physici ans now use it in their prac
tice. J amilies are never without it in many sections of
the coun try, is is trul y the people's medicine. All kinds
ot diseases yield to Us powei> , th ousands whom this ar-
ticle found the victims of some troublesome and stub-
horn comp laint , which had baffled all other remedies ,
have to thank Vaug hn s Vcg. Lith . M ixture for th eir
lives , as it restored them , when all else failed Rnder
wha tever may be the cause of disease, this celebrated
mixture will remove it , and if you ore interested in
looking into the matter , call u pon th e Agents, whose
names are in this paper under the advertisement , mid
get pamp hlets. See Great American Reme dy in our
columns.
Wcllfleet , Province lown and Boston.
¦aggSft- The Steamer NAUSHON, Capta in
a ^fk . Henry Painb , 2d., having been put
jSJffiSSg-iSs?- '" com P'cte order , will commence her
"SSSrerr^.,,
-
—« tri ps between the above named places ,
on MONDAY . A pril 1.
Will leave Provincetown , on Mondays, nt 7 o'clock
and Wcllfleet at. 9 1-2 o'clock , A. M. for Boston.
Leave Wcllfleet , on. Wednesdays and Fridays, at
9 1-2 o'clock , A. 'M. for Bostonapia'Provincetown.
Returning —Will leave the id of T-wharf , Boston ,
at 8,1-2 o'clock , A..M. QH Tueaplays. and,Thursdays , for
Wcllfleet via ProvincctownS aii d on Saturdays for
Provi ncetown via Wcllfleet.#
Stages will run in connection with the Boat to and
from Chatham and to and Worn Truro. They will in-
tersect at Orleans and Chjfham. with Stages*to Sand-
wich, th ence by Rail RoaJRo Fall River , New Bedford ,
Providence and Boston , OKis a ffordi ng to persons who
wish to make a tour on Cape Cod, a continuous line of
trave l by.stcamboat , sta ge anil rail road , thro ugh all
the princi pal towns on the Cape and the southern part
of the State.
The, Pilot of the Boat (Capt. K. W. Freeman) and
the Eng ineer (Mr. N Claisd ell) are favorabl y known
to the public as men well qualified for their stations;—
and passengers may rel y upon every exertion being
made,by Cap.t.-Paine, 10 make thei r passage 011 board
of the boat as agreeable as possible.
Fare between Chatham and Boston , 2 25
" East Harwich " 2 00
"• Orleans " 1 60
" Kasthum " 1 50
" So. Wcllfleet " 1 38
" Truro " 1 38
" Wcllfleet " 1 25
" Provincetown " 1 00
Meals extra. tf Provincetown , March 26
TO PURCHASERS OF
© Si © ^T HI HW (B
AT WHOLESALE.
WHITING
'
fiTKEHOE ,
NOS. 40 and il ANN-STREET,
HAVK NEWLY MANUFACTUHEO FOR TOK SPRING
SALES Of 1Q50,
TUB LAKGEST AXIJ HOST* EXTENSIVE STOCK Ol?
REABfliADE
c l o tAi i n g ,
ever offered for sale in Boston.
Having relin quised ti
fs retail branch of our business
our attention it devoufd exclusivel y 10 the wants ol
Traders , and Merchants may depend'npon finding- willi
j us a better supp ly off
WELL MMUFACTURED GOODS ,
than at other Houses.
Our stock includes articles adapted to the wants of the
' IEW ENGIiAND,
Southern and Western Trade.
The extent of our business enables us to offer all
Goods at the lowest market value ,—and to extend the
usual terms of credit. We have in Store
30«O CLOTH FROCK AND DRESS COATS
5OOO TWEED " " «
BO,OO© PAIRS FANCY BUCKSKIN PANTS
a©,OO© '• " LINEN "
1
5,000 LINEN SACKS.
BOYS5 CLOTHING
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Tailors' Trimmings a»!d Piece Goods,
and a full assortment of
ENGLISH, FEEHCH antl GEK J5AK
Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs,
FANCY SILK CKAVATS AND SCARFS,
BPk Italian Hdkfs., Suspenders, Gloves,
A N D
GENTS'FURNISHING GOODS.
AGENTS FOR
"BEMETS " Troy SMrt Manufactory.
A full and comp lete catalogue of our Stock may be
had by addressing us by mail
J. J. WHITING. M. KEHOE , JR. C. W. GAI.LOOPE.
Boston , Mar"h 26 3m
SPUING AND SUMMER STYLES
—OF—
®22®^ S231f (B
ARE J\T0W READY
JOiHN SIMMONS & CO-,;
S
ONE PRICE
ESTABLISHMEN T,
aUINCY
^
HALL !
This Establishment has/for many years been con-
duc ted on the One Price System , and our increasing
jem'ly patron age is the stircst guaranty that the plan
m eets the approbation ofour numerous customers and
the public generall y. On/ intcniion is to keep every va-
riety of Read y-Maile Clothing, where a person may at a
moment 's noti ce suit h/msclfto any sty le of garmen t,as
well cut and made as ^ie best custom work , at a "re nt
sav ing of time and m^ncy.
Pa rticular attentiyi has liccn paid to the getting up
of our Spring and isuninier stock for ,l!etail 'Tradc'"
,and
our assortment is probabl y better adapted to the wants
of this community than that of any other Clothing I
House in Boston—and our prices warranted to be us
low or lo wer.
M E R C H A N TS from the Country find Denier? in |
Rcad y-Made Clothing will tittd a comp l ete assortment I
to select from, which we shall sell on the most hisf-hal
tekms and at Lowest Prices.
T R A D E R S from the South and West are invited to I
sxamine our stock before making- their purchases , as
*ve manuf acture largely for their trade , fin d keep a great
variety suited to their wants not to ho found elsewhere.
We have al so a large and well selected assortment of
Piece Goods, of English. French and German Fabrics ,
:>f new a.nd beaut ifu l patterns , imported by up , and
made expressl y for our use by the manuf acturers ,which
we will make to order in tho'most approved and fash-
ionable manner , and in a superior style of workman-
ship. Furnishin g Goorh, Boys' Clothing, Rubber Goods
%s\ A California Ouljits Wholesale, and Retfiil.
o
OP? E PRICE ONLY .
John Simmons & Co.,
QUINC Y HALL,
BOSTON, -
OVSn QUINCST MARKET,
ENTRANCE 1ST DOOR IN S. MARKET-ST.
march 20 2m
^
. K . VOtt SALE , if applied for previous to
¦
CJSgv April 15th.—The fasi sailing packet schr
Jul\%\ FROLI0> HhmuV8/tons burtb en , S years
Jm^x3&
ol(i > wel1 fouil(i in mils and riffging,c'hai ns
—3^SS*«=«a nn(.i101.s> &c. &c. 'I>\e above s'ehr has been
running as a packet between tfrSyincetown and Bos-
ton the last season , ha ving g0od ^accommodations for
25 passengers , and is a very' des iWiblo vessel for the
California nif.rkct. For furtlier paAjculars. app lv to
EBESJ S. SMITH,
PrOvlncetonTi , March IS. &w
lj^Z5I!Jl?,?Lsales. "
Guardi an's Sale,
I To be sold at Public Auction , on the premises, nt two
I of the clock ?. 31., on THURSD AY , the twenty-ei ghth
j day of March next.
M
AI1 the ri ght and title that Henrietta A.
Xickerson , Simeon A. Xickersoii , llarcns A,
Xickerson. iind Angelina A. Nickers'on , minor
children of Simeon Nickerson , late .'
of eiiat-
. ham , deceased , h ave in the homestead of their Jat 'e'Pai
j tber , a* the Old Harbor in said Chatham , htld brmnjk>a'
on th e xO].tl, amj West hy lillul of Samuel Davis ind
I 'lie R O!,,| lenrtin'r to the " Old Harbor : on the'East by
111)1
°.
f Joslma Xickerson , and on the youth l.y land of
ie heirs of Joshua Aikins, containing about twenty-fiva
.,,
'es ' Wlth the dwelling house and other* buildings
n
. ".^'^^"^
^
^ o
n
"^" £° *e d0W6r
°f th\
CLOTHING AND ,FURNISHING GOODS
of every descri ption constantl y on hmul,
.
' SHlCBNAH RICH.,
Nos. 78 and 80 Afm-strect. corner of Centre,
2d buildin g north of lilackstone-street.
Boston , March 19. 3m
i known one to be made. I feared that the buildin s hid
taken fire, and immediatel y went to the y sone ; from one of the hogsheads a spout laid on the
floor leading to the sink.
1then discovered that two barrels of pitch pine kind- [
lings were about two-thirds gone—one was full on Fri- j
day, iind the other nearly so.' In going up stairs I no- [
1 ticed spots upon them ; I ta«ted it—was like acid. In
Dr. W.'s private room I found similar spots on the j
floor. I went back ami got out of the w indow. I ob- ;
served that the Cochituate had stopped running, and on j
speaking to Dr. Webster about it afterwards , he said he .
j stopped it because it spattered the floor so. |
I A I.unch of grape vines , an empty box and a bag of ,
! tan had been lying in my cellar from Monday till Fri- ,
i day , waiting to be tnken in hy Dr. Webster ; I tried
I several times to put them into his room. Thursday
I (Thanksirivinjr ) I did not see Dr. Webster all day, bu t!
' went to Sir. IJopp in 's wharf for a piece of lime, which !
[he asked me to get when he gave me the turkey. Ii
I have procured him lime every winter—so this was noth- 1
ing unusua l. He wanted me to get a piece as bi g as j
ray bead, which I did and paid ten cents for it.
[The cross-examination was concluded on Saturday. |
The witness bore himself with a good deal of discre- j
tion , and did not falter in his testimony , except upon j
the subject of card play ing in the Doctor's room.
He wns generall y very prompt and decided in his re-
plies to the questions of Counsel , which certainl y wn s I 1
u rged with much determination and skill. Every effort I
deemed legitimate was brought into requisition by the
Counsel to elicit any testimony which m'ight di ffer' with
that advanced upon the direct 'examin ntion.j 1
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
£o!isuinption ,
And the best medicin e known
to man for Asthma of every stage, Liver
Comp lai nts , Bronchitis , Influenza , Coug hs , Colds,
Bleeding of the Lungs , Shortness of Breath ,
Pains and Weakness in the Side,
Breast, &c, and all other
diseases of the
P U L M O N A R Y O R G AN S.
BEWARK OP IMPOSITION !
The greater the value of any dis covery, the hi gher it
is held in the esteem of the public , and so much iu pro-
portion is that pulilic liable to be imposed upon by the
spurious imitations of ignorant , desi gning and dis'ho n-
est men , who , like the dron e in th e hive , have neith er
the abilit y nor inclination to provide for themselves,but
thri ve and luxuriate upon the earnings of the deserving.
Now that this preparation is well known to be a more
certain cure for inci pient CONSUMPTION , ASTH-
MA. LIVER COMPLAINT , COUGHS , BRON-
CHITIS, and all similar affections , than any other
remed y ever known , there will bc, and NOW ARE
found thos e so vil lanou sly wicked as to connect a spu-
rious, and perhaps a poisonous mixture, and try to
palm it off as the genuine Balsam.
This is to caution dealers and the public generall y
against purchasing any other than that HAVING THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF I. BUTTS on the
wrapper. The lest merel y imitate the original , while
they possess none of its virtues.
Originall y prepared hy Williams & Co., Philadel phia ,
now prepared and sold , wholesale and retail , onl y by
SETH VV. FOWLE , Boston , Mass., to whom all or-
ders should bc addressed ,' and for sale by his Agents
throug hout the country.
Ag ents.—0. M. Hinckley, Barnstable; Jas. Knowles,
Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo , Chat-
ham ; K. Edson , Orleans ; Higgins & Crosby, Brews-
te r ; P. W. Higgins, Wellfleet.
In East Dennis , 14th ult., by Rev. Mr. Tate , Mr. Syl-
vanus Scars, of Worcester , to Miss Lucy L. Hed ge, of
K. D.
In Nantucket. Mr. George W. Coffin to Miss Mary
T. Snow ; Mr. Charles Adams to Miss Phebe Austin.
In Boston , 20th inst., Mr. 'inos Briggs to Miss Mary
O., daughter of Benjamin Burgess , Esq. ; Mr. William
C. Starhuck , Jr., of Nantucket , to M iss Mary Ellen ,
daughter of James Power , of B.
In Provid ence , 17th inst., hy Rev. Mr. Patten , Mr.
Ephraim Wilmartb to Miss Mary P. Thurston , both of
Sandwich.
In Brookl yn , N. Y., Hth inst .. Mr. John W. Linwe,
of Boston, to Miss Efc»betfi E. Gkar, of thh ttnm.
MARRIED.
; ' In Osterville , l"th inst., Mrs. Isabella , wife of Capt. j
Charles W. Botilt , and daug hter of Capt. Nathan Cole- j
man. 21 years and 10 raomii.
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In Sandwich. 19th inst.. Marion S., onl y child of Le- j
amier H. and Mary C. Kenney, 10 months. 1
In Miittapoiset t , 21 st tilt ., Airs. Drucilla , wife of Mr. '
Watson Clark. 35: lot h itist , Mrs. Deriah , wife of Mr.
Cornelius Ellis , 89. j
! In Nantucket Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Capt. William I
Moers, 59. j
I In Middleboro ', 14th inst., Mr. Samuel S. Clark , 03. ]
' In Fall River . 1 5th in 9«u nit , hark New Worl d Hamilton ,
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bark Gov Hinouth of Marston 's Lane, so
called , to raise the sum Jf three hundred dollars and
th irty-three cents , to defray the expenses of the family
of said Easterbrook. " DAVID BURSLEY ,
Barnstiiblc , March 26. Gnardian.
Dissolu tion of Copartnership.
THE undersigned , heretofore known as the firm of,
and doing business undeithonanie of 11ILLIARD
JOHNSON & CO., do thif day, hy mutual consent ,
dissolve partnershi ps. S
JiRIUS H. IIILLIARI) ,
JOSEPH P. JOHNSON ,
¦ ISAIAH GIFFORD.
Provincetown , March 18, 1850.
N. B.—All persons having demands against the above
named firm , ar e hereby notified to present the same for
settlem ent—and all pcAons indebted to the same, are
notified to call-immediatel y and settle their arrears,
march 26 ' 3w 11. J. & CO.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS will be received by the subscribers,
a Building Committee- of the First Parish in
Wcllfleet , until the first d/y in April next, for furnish-
ing the materials and cr*ting a MEETING HOUSE
in Wellfleet. according Jo a plan and specification now
in the hands of the said/Committee, and to he seen and
examined upon application to oil her of them.
|3AA0 BAKER ,
GILES HOLBROOK ,
GILES HOPKINS ,
JOHN C. PEAK ,
PAYNE G. ATVVOOD ,
THOMAS IIOLBRO OK , 2d ,
SIMEON AT WOOD.
Wellfleet. March 26. l p
Notice..
THE UNION WHARF COMPANY of Harwich
and Dennis , hcieb y giveJPnotice, that the y hav e!
contracted, to have a Wharf bust in Dennis , to*be lo-
cate d at the Shad Hole, so ea#led . about half wav be-
tween Me.-srs. J. K. Baker 's a^
ul Job Chase's Wlwvei, i
to be completed on or beforejth e first day of May next ,
for the purpose of Packing ?Mackc-rel and Curing Corf j
Fish,and supp lyin g vcssclsfwitb Barrels, Salt , and alii
other articles necessary frjf carry ing on the Mackerel -
and Cod Fishery, and soffcit the patronage of all thoso
that may be in want of flic above articles. Terms will
be made reasonable an/ satisfactory, on app lication to
ANTHONY KELLY , ) „ . . ,
JOS*A W1X0N , ' ( Prmlcntwl
WM. E. ANSEL , ) Commi«ee.
South Dennis , March 20. 3m
For Sale,
j t^k A Grey COLjf/5 years old in May
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v a supe;
/i«i' animal , and it is
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gJL^ft»Ji2 Prosll me(
' ''"? 0%Jt will make her
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»'^>«.Hi*fhwCq Ha |_ For /furthai- pa rticulars , in-
quire of Capt. RUSSELL J5OANK , near the Post
Office in Eastham. 4w* . Eastham. March 26
Taimton Yellow Metal Sheathing.
T
HE subscribers , Agents for the Manufacturers , 0'
fcr for sale this superior article foAVessels' Sheath-
ing. They have a complete assortiij cnibpf the different
wei ghts always on hand , at No. 79 State\trcet.
. WM. THOMAS & CO, '
Boston, Aug. » tif '
I T H F
1 VJ ?1® CLOTHING
: J ^s lABLI SHM ENT
\ MUCH " LARGER
;SFMHM© mmH ^HJMMUm
BUSINESS
THAN HAS EVER YET BEEAT DO.\
T
E!
I he STORE , a lthoug h previousl y extensive , has been
enlarged bv the addition of a part of an
ADJOINING BUILDING ,
Thereby making the second story one of the
! MOST SPACI O US
I And Best Ar ra nged Sales Rooms
; IN THS OITT.
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0<'k
j.s miieh lar-ei- than^t any former period ,
and to which additions are constantly l,cing mad«
BOlTliLlte""*" '
AT T H I S E S T A ? B L I S U M £ N T
Js better cut , better made, th^izes better awrteil and
,.„ , „ "s a uhoh in fir better taste
I HAN AT ANY ST(|lE IS THIS CITY l
iiierc is no want «f attenti on to the
Constant Changes of Fashion.
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w"i^sers ma
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v r «'y with PERFECT CONFI-
DLNCL ou being able to find whatev er is desira-
ble in this line.
THOSE WHO "BUY AT
W H O L E S A L E
Will find our assortment worth y ofihcir attention 1
Mj CH AS CA NNOT BE MET WITH
EMEWHERE, j
AND AT THE
LOW ES T PRIC ES! j
This Branch of the Trade is PARTICULARLY
S0-
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C/y El) - The Ter»»s beins liberal.
(Qlwoir HlMdls©m & (D©..
NO. -4
BRATTLE,NEAR COURT STREET,
H©S^@S
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inarch 19 t »
The School Coinmiuee
I C8IJAY, 30th inst, at 10 o'clock a m ' '
I L L. GOOD.SPe'eI^S'
I GEO. MARSTON, ¦
' ' ( School
I ALONZO TRIPP,/ ) Committee,
inarch 19 2w
Granville Setiijnarr.
*T^nE Spring Term of this Insti tution will commenrij
X °n Mon day, March 18. Tj orongh Instruction i*
Btvon in the common Eng li-di Bwinclics, Na tural Sci-
ences, La nguages. iMusic iind rfuwing. Bomxl can be
obtained near the Stmiuary fo%50 or S2 per week.—
.Vudeuts from abroad are cififcted to consult the
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™"'.1'!al '" relation to places — \
Jewett & Pres cott ,
No. 2 M1SAI STREET,
H
AVE received for the SPEM'G TRADE Of
1850, a trul y Magnificent Assortment of
Shawls, Silk Goods, &c,
which is submitted to the public , for approval.
Cashmere Long and Square SHAWLS— Pla in Em.
- ,
broidered and Damask Figured Crape SHAWLS Bay
State Long and Square SHAWLS Black SILK
SHAWLS ,—or, to sum up the catalogue , E VERY
KITS
'D OF SHA WAS—Kich and Elcfinm—Common
and Substantial—Low Priced and Expensive.
Black and Fancy Colored SILKS for Dresses, ia
the same unlimited variety of Sty les and Qua-lUics .•
Oamelion SATIN DE CHINES and French SAT-
INS, ;
Canton and India SILKS and SHAWLS-
Crape and Cashmere MANTLES and SCARFS - "
French SACKS, VISITES and MANTILLA S , iii '
true Paris Sty les, and RICH SILKS in suitable "
widths for all these articles. '
Mourning SHA WLS and SILK GOODS of all-
kinds.
Also—Fine BOMBAZINES and AEPACCAS—
Wide SILK VELVETS for Visites and Shawls. ¦ ¦
. ..
Each Steamer and Packet from Liverpool or Havre
adds something new to our assort ment , keeping it ever
fresh and attractive. All Purchasers , ( including the ]
Ladies en masse,) nre assured of our intention to pre- '
sent at all times the Best Goods—the Largest Variety
and at uniform Low Prices ,
WHOLESALE AND UF.TAIL.
J E W E T T & P B ES C O T X ,
Wo. 2 ffBilk-street,
A few step? from Washington-street , BOSTON,
marc h t 7 Sm
BARRETT'S DYE HOUSE,
No. S40 Washington, y • JSosJon,
THE OLDKST A.\D MOST KXTE.NSlVK IN NK W
KN GLAND. \
LADIES' PRESSES and CLOAKS of all fabrics,
SI1A.WLS/ 1IDKKS., SCARFS And Fancy Arti-
cles of all kind/ , dyed most brilliant colors and finish-
ed so much Ufee new flood s, as to deceive the most' ,
practised eye/ Silks and Silk Dresses watered in beau-
tiful sty le. 'Woolen Dresses dyed without being ripped.
Parasols and Sun Shades dyed on the frames. Straw
j Bonnets dyed , and pressed in fashionable shapes.
Black Merino Shawles re-d ye d, and white ones
cleansed witliout injury to the borders. Gentlemen 's
Coat s, Overcoats and ' Pants cleansed or dyed whole,
and pressed tlio same, as new.
Havin fr the lead in the business, the proprietors mean
to ret.-iin it , by keep ing in advance of all others j n ' tha
] beauty and excellence of their work , and moderate"
charees. tM30 march 19
Notice. ' -
mriR pu blic are hereb y cautioned agaiiiFt harboring
J_ or trnstinp a Lad hy ths name of Eldredge G.
Washbmn, who has for several year s lived in the family
of the subscriber , as no deb ts will hereafter be paid of
his coniractins. N Y M P H A S KTACY.
Harw ich , MarchJO^SS
O.
3w*—[rti arch 19
Collon and Woolen Cai^cting.
KAA YAKD S Cotton and Woolen Carpeting/rom
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ImI auction , at extremel y low prices ; all wool
double Carpctinjr , at 50 cents per yard ; heavy Cotton
and Wool do, at one shilling per yard—for sale Viy
JAMES KNOWLES , Yarmouth Port. mh 19 "
For Sale.
CARi.YALL , and HARNESS , and o*-
,6 Rood LUG
WAGON Also, a good COW and HEIFER.
JOHN R. SMITH.
Barnstable , March 19. - '
For Sale.
FOUR young COWS, by
MATTHIAS HINCKLEY.
Barnstable , Feb. 26.
OTASiWor SfilTbv
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