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**^rr7^cis Martin.—This man was put
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ornin", on an indictment charging him
"rfterda)' m , (..l3,;ng away of the schr. Abby Ham-
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!|b '''V St. Domingo, in March 1849. It will be
oiid, °" . tnat i,e was once tried upon the indict-
^ollecte" . fa;|eci to j,grce upon a verdict.—
ment; n w n « are the names of the j urors , emniin-
fhe fo"°T v
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ihe issue this time :—Charles A. Fol-
»«'le'V%ntiicketJ (Foreman): Edward F. Weld
let of W
ws, of Boston ; George M. Edd y, of
ilonz° «" ,. -j' imoth y Upham , of Nantuc ket; Ben-
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Watch-—There is a silver watch in this
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of Mr. Fredrick Wyatt , that
e'V1 '° fictured in London in the year 3582, by
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ph])pl;,nd. It is now 268 years old , is in
CllH
i tier and teeps good time. Mr. Wyatt , its
^ent owner , is on his way to California.-[Nash-
FfG««tte. ___ .
»n, Mivor of Washington .on Saturday, 20th ult.,
>d Is'"10 Barbour and John C. Greene , mcm-
* fine Virginia Legislature ,who had gone to the
Vs .
° (0 n,,ht a duel. They were bound over in
iiiitrlC' of goOOO each .nol to fight a duel for a year ,
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fa tjine they will doubtless have become wiser
men-
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j fissrso Man Found Drowned.—The body
Mr. Church , who was suddenl y missed from
h Briiipewater , last winter, was found last week
S • , in Ni ponieket Pond. It is supposed that in
'* ,m« from a neighbor's, where he had been to
re|lir" °
ome money due him , he attempted to cioss
^ nlil hut the ice being weak, he fell in , and was
I the po" ' The 0|(1Colony Reporter says Mr.Churc h
tbouJ 25 years of age and of good habits.
, -Want monument has been recently erected
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w Haven Cemetery, to the memory of Mrs.
'" Vlilow of the late Elbrid ge Gerry, one of the
A"n
of the Declaration of Independen ce , and
'Vquent'y Vice President of the United States.
The Supreme Judicial Court have decided , in
,I.MM of Morena Jordan vs. Fall River Railroad
?mn\i.r, that the company is liable for a trunk
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V stolen , and for such valuable articles conta.n-
" m it as may be considered connected w,,h the
,,o««i apparel , such as a watch and chain , and for
P ,,cli money as may be considered necessary to
1 tnveller for travelli ng expenses.hut not for large
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df' money or merchandise thus carried , unless
jipecially "t^ifi"'1-
Cnn D burnt to Death.—A child of Alexan-
der Siiip»u2h, in Front street , was so badly burnt
her clothes taking fire on Wednesday evening
it" that it died the next morning, after suffering
ho ' most excruciating pain. It appears that the
mother left the child asleep, and stepped into one of
the nftiffhbors , and on returning, found that the
child had got up !lll(' "one t0 ''ie fire ,from which her
clothes cau«ht. Mothers cannot be to cautious in
e»vinir*the?rchildre n alone in a room where there
ji r ire.—[Hudson (N. Y.) Gazette , 23d.
SPECIAL NOTICES
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DYKjLNOTiCE,—The proprietors of the Great
MariMiif and-flie members of the Great Marsh Dyk-
ing.Water Power and Fishing company are remind-
ed'
that thir, meeting stands adjourned to May the
8lh, al 2 «*plpfi ki P.,M., at the Grand Jury Room ,
in the Court,House , in this place. For the choice
of appraiser*of the above named Tiarshes,and other
important business that may be brought before
Hem."'-1' 1
' N. HINCKLEY , Sec'y.
Barnstable, April 30.
Hats! Hats !1—Messrs. Goum> & Stowe, 18 Un-
ion' street, Boston, have received their Spring and
Summer supply of fashionable Hats and Caps, which
they areSpared ,to sell lower than can be bought at
»ny othaTitore in. the city. They have also for sale a
Uri;e sijppty of,"Straw, Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hats ,
wta afe>verj;dpsirable. for .our Cape friends. , They
are particularly invited to call before purchasing else-
where. , tf
JBTTK yiNtfYAit'p Sound Association will meet
»t Re^ Mi',Garlan d's, Monument , on TUESDAY ,
the 7th of May , at i o'clock , P. M.
Urmoiith Port, April 30. A. COBB, Scribe.
"tt^Srltt.'t'cttf
tngill, General Newspaper Ad-
irtismg Agent, No. 10 State street , Boston , is Agent
'«the BA'RNSTA'BLE PATRIOT, and is authorized
to receive .Advertisements and Subscriptions at the
««me rates, as, ren-uired at this office.
TVTEW, IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE MED-
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ICINB—POTTER'S LINIMENT, OR EX-
TERN
AL REMEDY.
—RiiEUMi,nsu can be cub-
ed.— Cramps , Stiffness of the Joints, Numbness I'ains
in the Bones and Muscles, Tic Doloreaux , Lumbao-o
Toothache , Headache , Corns , &c, successful!,/ treated
brj this wonderful p reparation.
" This invaluable remed y, which has entirel y cured
hundreds in this vicinity of the most excruciating of all
complai nts , Rheumatism , is now offered lo the public
with an entire confidence that it will do all that it is
promised for it. As n safe, certain and speedy medi-
cine for Rheumatism , Lameness, Tic Doloreaux .Head-
ache, &c, it never has been and it never can be sur-
passed. Let those who doubt this, call upon the pro-
prietor, who will satify them at once of the perfect
truth of these statements. The External Remed y is
itself a new medicine , and never was used in this coun-
try until introduced by the proprietor. As an alleviator
of that class of diseases which it professes to treat , it is
destined lo win immense public favor. To suffer with
Rheumatism when relief is at hand , is the height ot
folly.
JTor sale wholesale and retail hy the Proprietor,
WARDEN B. POT IRK ,
183 County, cor. Kempton street ,
New Bedford , Mass.
Agents.—0. M. Hinckley, Barnstablc; N. T. Hallet
Yarmouth Port ; Abner W. Lovell Hyan m. : David
K. Akin , South Yarmouth : E Edf on, Jr. Orleans;
Hinckley & Stetson. Sandwich; fc. Nickerson Jr. & Co.
South Dennis: Josiah Mayo, Dav.il Howes, and Wash-
ington Taylor , Chatham ; Obed Brooks, Harwich ; Jo!,
Cha«e & Co. West Harwich ; Aimer Nickcrson and II.
F Eldre d ge & Co. South Harwich ; James S. Howes,
East Dennis ; Bangs Pepper, Brcwster ; P. N. Bodfish
and Jeremiah Bumjni s, Jr. Wareham; Lewis Kcnncy,
East Wareham ; Jonathan Mendall and Elisha Luce,
Sipp ican; Harlovv & Lebaron , Matta'poisctt—and in the
cities, towns and villages throug hout the United States.
New Bedford , March 5. 6m*
To the Public
DIED.
In this village , on Saturday morning last , Mrs Bet-
sey , wife of Richard Ainsworth , Esq.. 68. " [Funeral
from her late residence, this afternoon at 3 o'clock.]
In recording the death of this excellent woman , we
know we but speak the feelings of a wide circle of rela-
tives and friends in saying, that our neighborhood suf-
fers a deep loss. We would not let her departure to a
better land pass in silence, as if we were insensible to
her excellencies of character.
She united in uncommon degree gentleness and be-
nignity with firmness,and energy. She was self-sacri-
ficing and devoted to the happ iness and comfort of
others. Her words were always words of encourage-
ment ; her feelings always charitable and^generous.—
She was anxious to do her duty in every place ; and
was more guided by conscience than inclination. She
ljvcd in the. Christian hope and died in the Christian
faith. Her sincere humility and the early prejudices of
her education alone prevented an open profession of
her belief. Her memory is dear to her nei ghbors ; her
example precious to her children. The mother of a
large family of sons and daughters, well brought up,the
world is her debtor for her pure and faithful and indus-
trious life. The realms of the spiritual world now claim
her society. She now leaves her husband and children
to join her child , but latel y gone before her. She goes,
to his welcome whose arms are ever open to the meek ,
the merciful , the pure. May the comforting spirit of the
gospel strengthen and cheer the afflicted household that
mourns her absence.
In West Bsirnstablc , on Friday last, Mrs. Susan ,widow
of the late Mr. Asa Hinckley, abo ut 70.
In Sandwich , 22d inst., William Francis, child of
Stephen N and Emeline Fish, 1 year and 9 mos.; 23d ,
Mrs. Ellen , wife of Mr. John Hevlin , 19.
In West Sandwich , 7th inst., Abigail R., daughter of
John and Lydia Cook , 19 years and 8 mos.
In New Bedford , 13th inst., Mrs. Cynthia,, wife of the
late James Ryder, and daughter of Henry Kcndrick , of
Harwich ; 19th , Cornelius Grinnell , 92 ; 23d, Margaret,
wife of Stephen D. Robinson , 25.
In Edgartown , Mr. John Allev , of East Thomaston ,
Me., 29.
In Nantucket , Mrs. Merab, widow of Capt. Daniel
Coffin , 70. _
In Marlboro', N. H., Benjamin Thacher.a revolution-
ary pensioner, 89.
In Bradford , Elisha Doane, son of Dr. George Cogs.
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Well , 2 years and G months.
In Paris, Col. Walter A. Bryant, of Worcester,Mass ,
who sailed some weeks ago with the hope of recover-
ing his health.
MARINE LIST
Port of ISarnstapIn, April 28.—Amved .sloop
Mail , Crocker, Boston. Sailed , schs Sapp ho,Farris,do;
Antelope, Sparrow , Harwich .
[From our Correspondent.]
EDGARTOWN , April' 24.—Ar ship Alpha , X'olo-
mnn , Honolulu 158 days , 1200 bbls sp, 200 do wh oil,
950 do on freight. Spoke Jan 26, off Cape Horn , shi p
Calio , NB , boiling out; 27th, Cape , Horn NNW 35
miles ,sell Eugene , Coleman , 76 days from Barnstabl e
(Nov 12) for San Francisco, all well ; lat 55 47 S, Ion
66 50 W, ship lialena , Dexter, 5 mos from NB for Pa-
cific Ocean 300 sp: Feb 28, lat 26 40 S, Ion 30 W,Eng-
lish bark Win Ackers, 67 days from London for Cey-
loir March 5, lat 23 34 S, Ion 71 W, Dutch bark "Pro-
tens," hound SE; 1lth ,.lat 16 30 S, Ion 32 20 W, spoke
French sen La Duchesse Anne, from St. Maloes for Rio
Janeiro; 13t h, lat 13 35 S, Ion 32 25 W, English ship
"Mcnzies ," bound SSE; April 23, spoke off Block Is-
land , sell Victory, 14 days from Arichat, NS for New
York ..
sch R Border,, Fall Kivcr. Chi J'
Gtb , schs Lcander ,
Bearse, and Enchantress , Bacon , Wareham.
Philad elphia—A r 20th.sch Convert .Boult. ^ew York;
21st, bark Vesta, Flinn , Boston; brig Mary H, Crowd ,
do. Cld 20th , dark Turk , Nickerson , do; brig 1earl ,
Hardinir, do. _, , _ .
New York—Ar 21st, shi p Josephine, Crocker, Liver-
pool: sch Splendid , Baker , Cicnfuegos.
Hertford—Ar 20th , sell Juliet , Crosb y, Boston.
Norwich—Ar 18th , sloop Marketman , Oliver , Yar-
m
Providence—Sid , 20th , schs Augcline , Linncll , Al-
bany; Faii-field , Norfolk —
At Surinam 26th ult , brig Osceola, Loring, from and
for New York Idg.
At Demarara 20th nit , brigs Walhonding, Smith,
from New Orleans; Ann Maria, Smith , from Boston.
At St Johns , PR 6th inst, brig Sarah, Higgins, for
New York 2 days.
At Cardenas 9th inst, brig Grampus , Dyer, for New
York ldg.
Boston—Ar 23d , ship Anosto, Fabc-ns, New Orleans;
schs Mary Eliza , Dyer, St Jago; Flying Arrow, Colla-
mcr, Georgetown , SC: Eliza Hupper , Robbins. Phila-
del phia: Metalluc , Ames, New York ; Leonora. Crosby,
Hartford. Cld , shi p Sophia Walker, Wiswell , Matan-
zas; brig Sun , Crosby, Philadel phia.
New Orleans—Ar 13th, shi ps Ashburton , Williams,
and Peter Marcy, Sampsan , Liverpool. Cld>hip Man-
li us, Baker, Boston; bark Mandarin , Colley, Marseilles.
„ Al so ar 17th , shi p R D Shepherd , Davis , Liverpool.
Charleston—Ar 18th , brig Orray Taft ,Crowell,Prov-
idence. Adv , sch J H Gounce, for Boston , 2-3ds car-
go engaged.
Wilmington , NC—Cld 19th , sch Democrat, Berry ,
Boston; 20th , brig Montieello , Clifford , Philadel phia:
sch Regulator , Atkins , Baltimore.
Georgetown , DC—Ar 19th , sch Orono, Chase, Bos-
ton. Cld , bri g Huntress , Cook , Kingston , J. Sid 18th ,
sch Susan, Bray , Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 10th , bark Justice Story, Ryder,Bos-
ton; 20th a 21st , pch Columbia , Bunker , Norfolk. Sid ,
barks Mary la nd, Davis , and Lowell , Loveland , Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar 22d , schs Maria Theresa , Smalley ,
ari d Kensington , Foster, Savannah, Cld . bark Mary &
Jane , Crowcll , San Francisco; brigs Robt Wain, Burns;
Burmah , Sargent; Empire, Crowell, and Gen Tay lor,
Jordan ,Boston; schs J A Simpson ,Chase; Judith Ward ,
Anderson , and Jas Bliss, Hatch, do.
New York—Ar 22d , shi ps J W Fanuin , Norris , Gal-
veston; Toronto , Parker , New Orleans; schs Increase,
Dyer, and H H Tallman , Young, Baracoa; Eliza , El-
drid ue, Portsmouth ; Cabot , Nickerson , Boston.
At Havre 3d inst , ships Harbinger, Sampson .forNew
York 5th; Carrack , Snow, do 25th.
Boston—Ar 24th , sch Clara , Quinn , Plymouth , NC.
Cld , ships llanisburg, Mathevvs, Havana; Faneuil Hall ,
Foster, New Orleans; barks Chicora, Howland. Smyr-
na; Almeida , Daniel Thaycr. San Francisco; Shannon ,
Eldrid ge, New Orleans; Zion ,Rcynolds , Baltimore; Elk ,
Eldrid ge, Philadel phia; brigs Frederick ,
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Crosby, and
Panama , Eldrid ge, Port au Prince; Vancouver , Prince,
Apalacbicola; Elizabeth , (new packet , 196 tons) M El-
drid ge, of and for Georgetown , DC; China , Studley,
Philadel phia; schs Clias A Hannum ,Whorf ,Aux Caves;
New York , Goodsell , New York ; Planet , Briggs, do.
Mobile—Ar 15th , bark Howland , Mayo, Boston; brig
Potomac, Smith , Philadel phia.
Richmond—Ar 20th a 21st , schs Lowell, Baker, Bos-
ton; Oriana , Dodge, New York.
Alexandria—Ar 21st a 22d, brig Andover, Hardy
Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 22d , bark Lawrence, Howes, Boston;
brig Dclma , Hi ggins, New Orleans. Cld , sch Sussex,
Whorf , Porto Rico.
Philadel phia—Ar 23d , bark Mary, Whelden , Boston;
bri gs Erie, Ryder, and Abbott Lawrence , Crowcll. do.
Cld , loarks Swan , Holmes, West Indies; Merrimae,
Bangs, Boston; brigs Myra , Studley; Mary H, Crowell ,
and Narraguagus , Hinckley, do; schs Stranger, Ellis,
and Sylvia E, Gibbs, Cobasset Narrows; Larkin , Chu-r-
burk, East Cambrid ge; Wrn M Baird , Stubbs; Convert,
Boulf , and Abdel Kader , Perine, Boston.
New York—Ar 23d , shi p Vicksburg, Berry , New Or-
leans; sch Tromont , Mitchell , Jacmel. Cld ,schsLynch-
burg, Crowell, and Nimrod , Baker, Boston.
Hartford—Ar 22cl , sch Eliza B. Lewis, Boston.
Cld at Havana 8th inst, bark Alexina , Burlingame
Saw York.
Boston—Ar 25th , barks Jas W Page, Taylor, and
Mary land , Davis, Baltimore; Turk , Nickerson , Phila-
del phia; bri gs Palm. Gill ,. St Peters, Miq; Souther ,
Mayo, Charleston; Pearl , Harding, Phila delphia; schs
Azof, Cook , Gonaivcs; Jas Poster, Williams , Jeremie;
Eben Atkins , Whelden , Port au Prince; Martha Wash-
ington , Adams, Jacmel; Roxbury , Sears, Charleston:
Convert, Brown , Wilmington , NC; Emporium , Scott ,
and Palo Alto , Holbrook ,Tangier; Winficld Scott.Frce-
man; J S Hopkins, Hopkins; Sunbeam , Pevcre, and N
J Kni ght , Hatch , Norfolk; Croton , Chase, Baltimore:
Geo Hoffman , Worth ; J W Reeves , Endicott , and Me-
chanic , Cain, Philadel phia; Homer, Eldrid ge; Cornelia ,
Fiiulklin, and Isabella, Arbecam , New York . Cld .ship
Siam , Williams , East Indies; bark John W. Andrews ,
French, Havana; brig Ocean , Eldrid ge, Baltimore; schs
Abel Story, Case, Curacao; Lacon , Bearse. New York.
Galveston—In port 12th , bri gs Empire, Hopkins, for
New York ready: Mary , Sherwood , disg for do.
New Orleans—Ar 16th , ships Scargo, Howes, Havre;
North Atlantic , Cook, Boston.
Mobile—Ar 16th , sbi p Blanchard , Blanchard ,Boston;
bark V'cta, Crocker, do.
Savannah—Cld 19th , sch Cohasset , Tobey,Philadel-
phia.
Norfolk—Ar 21st, schs Bay State,Wilson ,New York;
Hczron , Small , Newburyport; Copia , Sears; Montczu r
ma, Swett. and J Y Baker , Higgins , Boston; Flav illa ,
Tay lor, Providence; 22d , Ellen C Willard , Eiggins.
Boston.
Fredericksburg—Cld prcv to 23d, schs Oregon, Bos-
ton; VV W Byrne , Rowe, and Louisa, Burgess, New
Bedford.
Alexandria—Ar 22d ,sch D Phillips, Small, Boston.
Philadel phia—Cld 24th, bri g Cbicopee, Emery , Bos-
ton; schs Edna C, Kell y, and Cape May, Ross, do.
Albany—Cld 24th , sch Pern , Boston.
New York—Ar 24th , ships Brewer , Manilla; New
Hampshire , Chase, Liverpool ; sch Pizarro, Bragg, St
Thomas. Cld , ships Am Eagle, Doane, London; Liv-
erpool , Eldridge, Liverpool ; Medomak , Rich, New Or-
leans; bark Como, Smith , San Francisco and Sacra-
mento City; bri g Lucy Atwood , Atwood , Philadel phia;
sch Cambrid ge, Lacy, Boston.
Stonington—Ar 23d , sloop Marketman ," Norwich for
Yarmouth.
Gardiner—Ar 21st, schs Lion .and Mary Shields,Yar.-
mouth ; 22d , Eliza & Nancy, Dennis; 23d , Patriot, do.
New Bedford—Ar 24th , schs Walter C Hall,Norfolk;
Jane; Harding, Nansemond; Oscar Jones, and Ellen
Rodman , New York ; bark Maria , (of Boston) Baker,
Honolulu.
Ar at Cape Town , CGH prev to Feb 19, ship Gene-
va, Tucker, from Boston , and sld 20th for Madras.
At Buenos Ayres Feb 17, ship Forrester, Parker, for
New York unc; barks Undine , Dunbar, and Roman ,
Smith , do.
At Tabasco 2d inst, brig Torccllo, Atwood , for New
York 10 days; sch Orizaba , Freeman for do, up the
river ldg.
Ar at Cienfuegos 4th inst, bri g Van Burcn , Hop-
kins , Philadel phia.
At do 7th inst , brig Poconocket, Brewer, for New
York nearly read y.
Sld from Sagua about 7th inst, bark Roderick Dim,
Freema n, Boston; about 10th , brig Aonian , Simmons,
New York.
Ar at Havana 18th inst ,ship Geo Washington , Snow,
New York. Sld 10th , bark Alexina, Burlingame , Sa-
gua , to load for New York (and not for New York di-
rect, as reported when cld).
Ar at Matanzas 10th inst, brig Condova. Nickerson,
Providence; 11th , barks Kanawha , Higgins, Havana, to
load for Riga; 17th , Lenox, Howes, Havana.
Boston—Ar 26th , shi p Asia, Rhoades, Calcutta , bark
Sarah H Snow, Howes, New Orleans; brigs Eliza Bur-
gess, Glawson. San Juan , Cuba; A Dunbar, Howes, St
Marys , Ga; Montilla , Adams , Wilmington , NC; John
Marshall , Collins , Baltimore; schs Manomet ,Wood.Aux
Cayes; Forrest, Small , Georgetown , SC; Luella. Lewis,
Wilmington , NC; Sarah Franklin , Freeman , Tangier;
Clarion , Childs; Daniel Webster, Lewis, and Grecian ,
Bearse, Albany; Lynchburg, Crowell ,New York ; David
Lombard , Dill' Portsmouth , NH ; Angel , Long, Ware-
ha m. Cld , bark Lucinda , Delano, San Francisco; bri g
Cordelia , Snow, Trinidad; schs Boston , Kelley, New
York; Palestine, Ryder , and Mary Eliza, Dyer , Prov-
ineetown.
New Orleans—Ar 17th , ship Genoa, Kelly, Havre.—
Adv , ship Cairo, for Boston, nearly all cargo engd.
bales
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Baltimore-Ar 24th, hark Pentucket, Taylor , Sayan-
Philadelphia—Ar 25th hart T?i™ t i -r. .
sch Leand£, Niekerspn^i^Lf
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Harding Boston; brig Emma , Bake,-, 'do; schs Jatob
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Albany—A r 25th , sch Oliver, Boston. ?
New York—Ar 25th, bark Zenobia , Parker.Apalach-
icola. Cld , shi ps Joshua Bates, Easterbrook , Hong
Kong; brigs Nathan Hale, Bearse, Chagres and Sava-
mlla; Abram, Coleman, Curacoa.
bag Harbo r—Ar 19th , sch Sophia Parker, Brom, N
Carolina (and »ld 23d for Wcllflcet)
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Ar b"S Ella , Hallet , Lubec for New
Newport—Ar 24th. schs Henry Gibbs, New Bedford
for New York ; Benj Baker , Fanning. Boston for Vi
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ginia; lolegraph , Freeman, do for New Ynrt
At Panama March 28, barks Griffon, Halsted from
ban Iranciseo ar 23d ; John G Collev , Smith do do
Algona , Bray, for do. " '
At Talcahuano Dec 28, bark Equator , (of New Bed-
ford) Mathcws, for San Francisco: had shipped 2S0 bbls
sp oil per Wm Writ , for Fairbaven.
At San Juan de los Remcdio 14th inst , bark Lysan-
der, Clapp, from and for Boston ldg.
At Sagua 15th inst , bark Rockerick Dfau , Freeman
for Boston 16th (and not previousl y).
I By Monda y Evening's Mail.]
Boston—Cld 27th , shi p Orissa , Sears, East Indies;
barks Eutaw, Mathews , Baltimore; Ida , Hallet , do; A-
delia Rogers,Taylor ,PhiIadcl pli ia: brigs PhoenixJ'nine.
Algiers, Barlwry ; Mail , Baker. Philad elphia; schs T H
Thompson , Wixon , Richmond; Hy Freeling, Kelley,
Philadel phia; Vintage. Hand y, Albany; Bay State , Ry-
der, New York ; Earl , Crovvefl, Hartford .
Ar28th , ship Chile, Leach, Valparaiso.
Sld from Provincetown 23d ,brig E Nickerson , (new)
Nickerson , North Atlantic; sch Walter Irving, (new)
Nickerson , do.
Mobile—Cld 18th , bark Cailos , Sears, Boston; 19th,
shi p Vermont, Perry, Havre.
Charleston—Cld 23d, sch Delaware, Harding, Phila-
del phia.
liichmond—Ar 24th . sch Copia , Sears, Boston.
Abany—Cld 26th , schs Emp ire, and Detroit , Boston.
New York—Cld 27th , shi ps Revere, Howes, and
Mary Glover, Chase , Liverpool; schs Lewis, Crowell ;
Ellen , Ames, and G L, Lovell , Boston.
To the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Barnstable:
EDITH NICKERSON. Administratrix of the es-
tate of FRANKLIN NICKERSON ,late of Brews-
ter, in said County, deceased , respectfull y represent.8,!
that the debts due from said deceased , as nearly as can !
be ascertained , amount to two hundred and fifty dol-
lars : that the charges of Administration amount to
twenty dollars , and that there is no personal estate
of said deceased available for the payment of debts—
She therefore prays that she may be licensed to sell
so much of the real estate of 4iid deceased as shall I
raise the sum of two hundred qfcd seventy dollars , furl
the payment of said debts and Jharges. «
EH1TH NICKERSON.
Barnstable, ss.—At a Coim of Probate holduiv at
Brcwster , in and for said JCounty, on the 16th day
of Apiil , 1850—
£
Upon the foregoing petition of Edith Nickerson—
Ordered , that the said petitioner notify all persons in-
terested therein , that the Mine will be beard and acted j
upon at a Court of ProbajB, to be holden at Barnstable ,|
in and for said CountJ on the third Tuesday of
May next , by causing Jfn attested copy of said peti-
tion and of this order tlRreon , to be published in the
Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper printed in-Barnstable ,
three weeks successivel y prior to said Court , that they
may then and there appear and shew cause , if any they
have , why the prayer thereof should not be granted.
N. MARSTON , Judge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
april 30—3w T. REED , Register.
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DOOR, BLIND AND SASH
DEPQ/r
,
No. 613 Waslmigton-sftreet Boston,
(Second door north o
f Wordier Railroad Crossing )
THE subscribers , having/nade an addition t *i •
Stock of Doors, Blind/Und Swhee, offer for al^
the most- complete assortment of BUILDING JIA
TEUIALS to be found in the city, arnon» whh-b ,\ t!,^
MORTICE SLAT BLIND , in every respect superN
or to the old sty le, and of less cost.
Builders are invited to call and examine the above
before purchasi ng elsewhere .
N. B. Sashes read y glazed, constantly on bnnd.
it- UAMSH&<& PEIJBS'.
Boston . April 30. 3m
To the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Barnstable:
TgESPECTFULLY represents JOS1AH KEN-
JLl DRICK , Guardian of Mary A. Kendiuck and
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Kesd
K'Ck , minor childre n of EZRA
KLM)R1CK , Jr., late of Harwich , in said Countv.and
grandchilden of EZRA KENIHUCK, Sen 'k, late of
said Harwich , deceased—That the said Wards are in-
terested in certain Real Estate , situated in Harwich in
said County, described as follows, viz:--The house
barn and binds under and around the same, which con-
stituted the homestead of their said late grandfather
Ezra Kendrick , Sen'r, said Wards ' interest therein be-
ing together one seventh of one half thereof , the other
hal f havi ng been assigned to the widow of said Ezra
Sen'r, as dower. '
Also—One seventh part of a tract of about twenty
acres of cleared land , formerly owned by said Ezra ,
Sen'r, and bounded north by land of Rebecca and Ed-
ward Kendrick ; east by land of Edward Kendrick and
a cedar swamp ; south by land of John Kcnney and
Zenas Crowell ; and west by tUe road from Chatham to
Orleans. And your petition* further represents , that
said estate is now nnproductije , and that it is expedi-
ent and would be for the bafiefit of said Wards that
their interest in the above described Real Estate should
be sold and the proceeds of Jsnch sale be put out on in-
terest, or invested in somejprodnctives 'ock for the ben-
efit of said Wards , according to law.
Your petition er thcrcf/rc prays Hint he may be li-
censed to sell and conv/y the said Wards interest in
the aforesaid Real Kstaj e for the purpose aforesaid.
/ JOSIAH KENDRICK.
Dated at Harwich , April 15, 1850.
Baunstaih.e, ss.—At a Court of Probate holden at
Harw ich, in and fur said County , on the 15th day of
April , 1850—
Upon the foregoingpetition of Josiali Kendrick—Or-
dered , that (lie said petitioner notify all persons inter-
ested therein , that the same will be heard and acted up-
on at a Court of Probate to be holden at Barnstable ,
in ami for said County, on the third Tuesday of May
next, by causing an attested copy of said pet'ition and
of this order thereon , to be published in the Barnstable
Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable , three weeks
successively prior to said Court, that they may then
and there appear and shew cause, if any they liavc,why
the prayer thereof should not be granted.
NYMPHAS MARSTON, Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
april 30—3w T. REED, Register.
To the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Barnstable:
RESPECTFULLY represents JOSIAH KEN-
DRICK, Guardian of M.uialajKhndrick, minor
child of EZRA KENDRIpK , late of Harwich , deceas-
ed—That the said Ward is interested in certain Real
Esmte, situated in Harwich , in said County, described-
as follows. .viz :—The house and barn and land under
and around the same, which constitut ed the homestead
of her late father, Ezra Kendrick , deceased—the said
Ward's interest being one seventh of one half thereof ,
the other half being assigned to the widow of said de-
ceased.
Also—One seventh part of a tract of about twenty
acres of cleared land , bounded south by John Kenncy
and Zcnas Crowell; west by road from Chatham to
Orleans ; north by land of Rebecca and Edward Ken-
drick ; cast by land of Edward Kendrick and a cedar
swamp, which was owned by said Ward's father. And
your petitioner further represents, that said estate is
unproductive , and that it is expedient and would be for
tho benefit of said Ward that her interest in the above
described Real Estate should be sold and the proceeds
of such sale be put out on interest ,or invested in some
productive stock for the benefit oi/said Ward according
to law. /
Your petitioner therefore pwys that he may be li-
censed to sell and convey the»a"id Ward's interest in
the aforesaid Real Estate for /ie purpose aforesaid.
JOSIAH KENDRICK.
Dated April 15, 1850
". /
B.YRX3TA or.E, ss.— U a flft iut of Probate holden at
Harwich , in and for sara County, on the 15th day of
April, 1850—
"Upon the foregoing petition of Josiali Kendrick—
Ordered , that the sa id petitioner notify all persons in-
terested therein , that the same will be heard and acted
upon at a Court of Probate to be holden at Barnstable.
in and for said County , on the third Tuesday of May
next , by causing an attested copy of said petition and
of this order thereon , to bo published in the Barnstable
Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable, three weeks
successivel y prior to said Court, that they may then
and there appear and shew cause, if any they hav e,
why the prayer thereof should not be granted.
NYMPHAS MARSTON, Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest :
april 30—3w T. REED, Register.
To the Jndge of Probate for the County of Barnstable:
THOMAS SPARROW. Administrator of the estate
of ISAIAH ELDRBDGE , late of Chatham , in
said County, deceased , respectfull y represents , th at the
debts due fro m said deceased , as nearl y as can be ascer-
tai ned, amount to sixty dollars—that the charges of
Administration amount to twenty dollars , and that the
personal estate of said deceased has been all allowed
to his widow; that the whole estate of said deceased
consists of a dwelling house and the land on which it
stands , a third part of which has been assi gned to his
widow as a dower,—that the other two thirds cannot
be divided without sacrifice. He therefore prays that
he may be licensed to sell the whole of said two thirds
of said real estate of said deceased , and apply said su m
of eighty dollars to the payment of said debts and
charges, and account for the balance, if any, according
to law. TH«MAS SPARROW.
Bak nstable, ss.—At a Co*t of Probate holden at
Harwich , in and for said C/unty, on the 15th day of
A pril , 1850— /
Upon the foregoing petition of Thomas Sparrow—
Ordered , that the said pettfioner notify all persons in-
terested therein, that the/samewill be heard and act-
ed upon at a Court of Ptobate to he holden at Barns-
tabl e, in and for said Cofnty, on the] third Tuesday of
May next , by causing an attested copy of said petition
and of this order thereon , to be published in the
Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable ,
three weeks succesMvel y prior to said Court , that they
may then and there appear and shew cause, if any they
have, why the praver thereof should not be granted.
NYMPHAS MARSTON, Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest :
april 30—3w T. REED , Register.
To the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Barnstable:
RESPECTFULLY represents PRINCE S. HARD -
ING, Guardian of Adklink Baker. Nancy K.
Baker and Eunice S. Baker, minor children of JO-
SEPH BAKER , of Eastham , in said County—Th at
the said Wards arc interested in certain Real Estate ,
situated in Eastham , in said County, desc ribed as fol-
lows, viz :—Three parcels of meadow land which arc
returned in the inventory, Iwinj; their part of the estate
of their late grandfather , Epbraim Harding, deceased ,
viz :
One ton and one fourth of meadow called the Rogers
lot.
One ton of meadow called the North Island lot.
One ton and one fourth of meadow called the South
Island lot :
That said Wards are now indebted for their support
to the amount of fifty dolUrs , and arc constantl y in-
curring expense for their/upport and education—and
that it is necessary and w/uld lie for the benefit of sniil
Wards that their intercsj f in the above described Real
Estate should be sold Jnnd the proceeds of such sale
app lied to the puymei/ of s,iid debts and the future
support and education/o f said Wards , according to law.
Your petitioner there/ore prays .that he may be licens-
ed to sell and con ve/ the said Wards intere st in the
aforesaid Real Estate for the .purpose aforesaid.
PRINCE S. HARDING.
Dated at Orleans , April 17, 1850.
B vRNSTABr. E, ss.—At a Court of Probate holden a
Orleans , in and for said County, on the 1-tb day ot
April , 1850— -
Upon the foregoing petition of Prince &. Harding-
Ordered , that the said petitioner notif y all persons in-
terested therein , that the same will be heard and acted
upon at a Court of Probate to beholden at Barnstable ,
in and for said County, on the third Tuesday of May
next, by causing an attested copy of said petition
and of this order thereon ,to bo published.in the Barn -
stable Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable ,three
weeks successively prior to said Court, that they may
then and there appear and shew cause ,if any they have,
why the prayer thereof should not be granted.
NYMPHAS MARSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
april 30—3w T. REED , Rcgifter.
To thc
)
Judge of Probate for the County of Barnstable :
TJ KSPKCTFULj ^Y represents DAVID SPARKS
it Guardian of Lorena Sparks, his minor "
child—
That the said Ward is interested in certain Real Es-
tate, situated in Provincetown , in said County, describ-
ed as fol lows , viz :—A tract of land with a"store and
dw elling house which was owned by Elijah Dyer, late
of said Provinceto wn , deceased , at the tim e of his de-
cease and now in the occupation of Obadinh Snow.
Also—A tract of land at Race Point, with about 1000
feet of salt works and salt store thereon , which was
owned by said Dyer at his decease.
That said Ward's interest in »id estate is one-fourth
part of said first lot in coraiwn and undivided with
said Obadinh Snow , and onc-fjurth of said lot at Race
Point in com mon and undivided with the other heirs of
Elijah Dyer, deceased. MrA your petitioner fur-
ther represents , tii.it said ycstate'is now unproductive ,
ami that it is expedient an/ would be for the benefit of
•said Ward , that her interest in the above described Real
Instate should be sold and/tho proceeds of such sale be
put out on interest ,™- invested in some productive stock
fo r the benefit ot said Ward , according to law. Your
petitioner therefore prays that he may be licensed to
sell and convey the saul Ward's interest in the afore-
said Real Estate for the purpose aforesaid
,
. , „ . . DAVID SPARKS.
Dated at Provincetown , April 19 issn
Banstabi.i;, S3.—At a Court of Probate holden at
Provincetown , in and for said County, on the 19th
day of April , 1850—
Upon the foregoing petition of David Spark s Or-
dered, that the said petitioner notify all persons inter-
ested therei n, that the same will be heard and acted
upon at a Court of Probate to be holden at Barnstablu ,
in and for said Comity, on the third Tuesday of
May next , by causing an attested copy of said petition
and of this order tliei-eon , to be published in the Barn-
stable Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable,
three weeks successively prior to said Court, that they
may then and there appear and shew cause, if any they
have, why the prayer thereof should not be granted.
NYMPHAS MARSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
april 30—3w T REED, Register.
To the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Barnstable :
JAMES WILEY, Administr ator o
"f the estate of
REUBEN RICH , Jr., late of Well fleet, in said
County, deceased, respectfull y represents—that the
debts due from said deceased, "as nearly as can be as-
certained , amount to five hundred dollars : that the
charges of administration amount to twenty dollars ,and
that the personal estate of said deceased after deducting
the widow's allowance, amounts to two hundred and
nine dollars—He therefore prays that he may be licens-
ed to sell so much of th e real estate of said deceased as
shall raise the sum of three hundred and eleven dollars
for the payment of said deb« and charges.
/ JAMES WILEY.
Ba rnstable, ss.—At aj fcourt of Probate holden at
Truro , in and for saidT County , on the 19th day of
A pril , 1850—
/
Upon the foregoingjbetition of James Wiley—Or-
dered , that the said petitioner notify ali persons inter-
ested therein, that thorsame will be heard and acted up- •
on at a Court of Prorote to be holden at Barnstable,
in and for said County, on the third Tuesday of
May next , by causing an 'attested copy of said petition
and of this order thereon , to be published in the Barn-
stable Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable , three
weeks successively prior to said Court, that they mav
then and there appear and shew cause, if any they have,
why the prayer thereof should not be granted.
N. MARSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
april 30—3w T. REED, Register.
DENTISTRY,
wnasn© ^ajMsj sjg n,0 m>©o9
¦ ¦
Ditring the TWO SUCCEEDING "WEEKS ,
iFSlpSrl* ^'" '"cru
'er bis services in Mechanical
QnreSHgiL01' Surgical DENTISTRY , to those per-
M-MJ2r
_3_jD'sons vvho need the aid of a Dentist.
Dr. A. will wait upon his patients - at his Office, in
Hyannis. april 1C
„ ail
^
following wonderful cure, certified hy the
««». George W
. Neimith
!
1, Amanda P,Ladd , of Franklin , N. H., state that in
JJJ "tttum of MM,. I,became afflicted with the Salt
u '^ -. Wigeneral health , prior to this time,had not
*pr» «• '%'gysK"n.-became debilitated. My lungs
"
e?«SW«apd I .was also troubled with a pain in
kL, first external symptoms of the Salt
,JS?"PPoared in rriy left foot, producing swelling
CDiilrt K
Ve
"?pain
'so that * coul(1 not w<>ar a shoe. I
bCdrlPfH'^'
e weight upon this foot, and was 0-
Tne dis !cl:0!t';l* i'v
101
" the use of !t- My health improv-
tolii» j»T - ?. was healed ,so that I commenced again
""•dieerfdii 'y family house w0lk " 1 can safel y
"niedy to 11 £.
e.c°mmend this syrup as a powerful
hit . I^'."fil'Med, my health being wholly restored
of
"ty chil i "lce administered this medicine to two
'8S on.,,.™, ,
n wll° Were troubled with humors, and it
mat«a favorably in both cases.
AMANDA P. LADD.
^•iWck ° °f New Hampshire.]
^anda p t'
s?-~Feb. 22,1849. Personally appeared
^ '
'rtificat
1
l'*"
'1made solemn oath that the afore-
' '*'«&£. -
by hcr subscribed , is true.
«we-me, GE0. w. NESMITH,
' ^U(11«v t u Justice of" flit) Peace.
'?*AnUifoaP t Franklin
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husband of the afore-
l °r« »ffiUav "'t r '
state tllat * ''ave examined the
'kclarar; of mi" wife, and certify to the truth of
A^EDwTtL DUDLEY LADD.
46tnt8. ; !
lAFD BRINLEY & CO., Boston, Sole
*
A^WCKli'v Couu'y Bookstore. Barnstable , by 0.
Y "*!Tfj __^ . '
I'^tn.r"^-Percival, Barnsfahlc; James Knowles,
t^K .u'
j '- '^vis, Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo, Cliat-
'W- %,;,£'V^ns ; Higgins & Crosby, Brewster;
B 1 Wellfleet.
*-*..£«, the Sick and Afflicted !
P
?t* ';'e jB*isfllIy Important !
i l*'oift jk
r}f ish Province o
f New Brunswick.
'Oft -ttjis ' *»• John Observer, Oct. 17, 1848.]
«Uv""i.s, co »?
n of tlle year an(1 throughout the win-
l«ch'
S
f'*riotis^R anVd V 7" w!'ich, jud ging from our own
''ten c
88
^s'iii 1 ot °'hers, wo consider as being one
Mil, tj. tocte(i f
most l'ffoctual remedies that has , ever
Vd , c°rdi.|
Or tno above complaints .and which meets
1«eotl ('ell>ys a
approva l of many of the best physicians.
!
*r«e»!rC|'nlinafe - wl)o can enumerate
S> fr°m ti, 'icl1 'he most pleasing results have
^r^e Kv-en
Uso of "Wistar's Balsam."
hf.
;
S'f A R'S R A^
Iin
'or- New York , March 30, 1849.
Sw One of n
SAM -—We regard the Wild Cher-
Si 'iiln
°f th» f
tui'es own physicians , a sort of good
Va
>>e suffei.; est ; for its "medical gum " has re-
«ttlyv
sam, p,.
e "8s and saved the lives of thousands.
W^el.UbU tC' b.V Dr. Wistar is a pure and per-
h«lt a ''empri
p?vat'on of the real Cherry essence,
\
M>fKW,7
bJ' no means "bad to take." We
to6* *i?
S8ed its r
str
.
onRly in 'ts praise, from hav-
V hen all otn
Ovating influence in consumptive
Aii. Prescri ptions had proved of no
"'. e
Seimin
>W
lUn'ess signed I. B
.UTTS on the wrap-
ptiii ^S r\
N;\>ttl i I1 n
1
" Hinckley, Barnstable; Jas. Knowles,
' r\E(lsor, rV
S
' F«lmouth ; Josiah Mayo, Chat-
1
%8ini Wdln
HiSgin' &Cl'°8by> Bl'CW8'
Sch Isaac Wright, from Baltimore for Nantucket ,
with corn , was run into , no date, oft" Montauk by a ves-
sel (name not ascertained) and sunk soon after. The
crew got on board the other vessel and ar at Norfolk
22d and at Baltimore 23d in the steamer Herald. The
vessel which struck the I W was the Ellen C Willard ,
from Boston, which lost cutwater, jibboom , forward bul-
warks, &c. The I W belonged to Vienna, Md .and was
rnrn laden. Her crew saved nothing.
Disasters , if
ec.
Ski from Provincetown 20th , sch Willis Putnam ,
Foster, North Atlantic Ocean.
Ar at New Bedford 24th , shi ps Metacom , Shocklcy,
North Pacific, Oahu Oct 20, 300 bbls sp, 2000 do wh
oil- La"0da. Swain , North Pacific, Oahu Oct 20, Itora-
tono-a. Dec 3, 70 bbls sp. 2600 do wh oil, 4000 lbs bone:
has
°290 bbls wh , 15 do sp oil; from ship M arengo; Am-
ethyst Howes, Pacific Ocean ,Talcahuano Dec 28,1800
bbl s sp, 600 do wh oil , 6000 lbs bone.
In Sam Bay about 2d inst, Franklin , Soper; 20 days
from Provincetown , 30 bbls sp oil.
Spoken—April 20, lat 38 1-2, Ion 65 34,Parker Cook ,
Cook from Provincetown , on a cruise.
Whalers.
Sld from Stonington 23d, sch Guerilla, Simmons Gd
Spoken—April 21, on Sable Bank , sch Stranger, of
Harwich.
Fishermen.
March 15, lat 23 40 b, Ion 39 40, brig Palos , Hatch ,
from Boston for Buenos Ayres.
March 27, lat 7 S, Ion 34 20,bark Morgan Dix ,Ham-
ilton from Boston for San Francisco: reported having
spoken 26th , lat 5 S, Ion 33 45, brig Kingsbury, Robin-
son from do for do. The M D would not stop at any
port to the Eastward of Cape Horn.
Apri l 5, Tortugas ESE 130 miles , sch Canton , from
Attakapas for New York.
April 9, Atwood's Key SW 14 miles .seh Henry Pay-
of Dennis, from Boston for Crooked Island.
April 9, 'at 42 24, Ion 54 18, was signalized ship
Martha 's Vineyard , from New York for Glasgow.
April 17, off Hatteras, bark Pentucket, Taylor, from
Savannah for Baltimore.
Spoken. Ac.
Boston—Ar 22d , ship Tsar,Bursley,New York ;barks
Gen Jones, Harding, Savannah; Bay State, Dill , Bal-
timore; Nashua , Clifford , Philadel phia; brig Hay ward ,
Cl-iv from Truro Beach , where she was ashore; schs
iChion Lorin"" L H Nickerson , Nickerson , and Bay
1
1 :e llyZ N w.York; Gem , Wil y New Haven. Cld,
schs Coral Nickerson , New York ; Montano , Hallet , do
"l^KldS
1
K ^ovincetown) %^r,
^Co^lant-Ar1lth , ship Aadovcr , Bearse New
Yorih 12th bark Tyringham , Howes .Kingston , J. Adv ,
SBaker, for Philadelphia, part cargo cngd
Charleston-Ar 17th , ship Ontario , Holmes , Liver-
pool; brig Choctaw, Kendrick . Boston.
Richmond—Sld 18th, sch Ellen , Nickerson, Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 20th brig Canduce, Mathews, Boston
*....i«r;iH«. ri <>nviinccs. cec.
JNEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
^
Sheriffs
'
Sale.
Babnstabi.e, ss. Barnstable, A pril 30, 1850.
Taken on execution , and will bjf sold at Public Auc-
tion , on SATURDAY, the j/ih day of May next , at
ten of the clock in the forjjnoon , on the premises,
wlicre the dwelling house jrow stands ,
JSjM
j Ik. A certain Dwejffing House , situate in the
||5H H southerl y part « Dennis, in , the County
gag |
1aforesaid , and standing on land belonging to
' ™'™™ir Benjamin Howland , being the same dwelling
house latel y occupied by Ezra Howland of said Dennis.
LEVI L. GOODSPEED , Deputy Sheriff,
april 30 2w
Sheriffs Sale.
Barnstable, ss. , Barnstable , April 30, 1850.
Taken on execution , and will be sold at Public Auc-
tion, on SATURDAY , the 15th day of June next .at
ten , of the clock in the forenoon , on the premises,
Kjipt^i
All the right in equity which William
Bl ill
Childs of said Barnstable, laborer, had on the
BjgjHf '6th day of September, 1848, when the same
«*¦
»¦
»•was attached on the original writ, to redeem
the following described mortgaged real estate
^
viz-.
A certain piece or parcel otVland, with the buildings
thereon situate in the southw«terly part,of Barnstable ,
bounded and described as follows, to wit—beginning at
the northwesterly corner thjfi-eof at land in the occupa-
tion of Job Handy, thencejfunning northerly by Little
River , so called, four rtfls, to a stake and "stones;
thence running easterl y l>yland of Bethuel G. Handy,on
a straight course , twenty rods , to another stake'and
stones ; thence running JDutherl y, by said Handy's and
others land , four rods, oJTa straight 'eourse, to another
stake and stones, placefl in the line of said land in the
occupation of Job Hand y; and thence rHnninj; by that
land to the firs t mentioned bounds , and containing hal f
an acre , more or less , being the same premises convey-
ed by mortgage to the Institution for "Savings in the
town of Barnstable , by Deed recorded in Barnstable
County Registry of Deeds, book 31, page 531—to
which record reference may be had for a more particu-
lar descri ption of the premises.
LEVI L. GOODSPEED, Deputy Sheriff,
april 30 3w
Shawls, Long and Square,
Mantillas, from Paris,
Silk Goods,
Linen Goods,
Dress Goods,
While Goods,
House Furnishings,
Sundries.
geo.
~wTw3[reF&:co,
RE SPECTFULLY «i«notice that they have now
in store the finest staffs of
NEW SPfflNG GOODS!
Foreign Jpnd Domestic,
they have ever openetjro the public , all of which will
be offered , WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at
E X T R A O R D I N A R Y
L OW P R I C E S !
PURCHASERSfOF DRY GOODS, of any kind ,
should not make selections before visiting this estab-
lishment , as on account of the large amount of our
business , we are enabled to offer UNUSUAL AD-
VANTAGES to purchasers, both at Wholesale and
Retail.
We have in progress the CONTINUATION of
THE LADIES' EXCHANGE
THROUGH TO HAWLEY STREET,
an addition of ONE HUNDRED FEET, Two Stories
high, to our present liberal accommodations. This, in
Jul y next, will be opened into our present store, which ,
at that time, will be REMODELLED in a style suited
to the improved position of our beautiful city, since
this establishment was built. As our store will be
closed for a part of July, our season will be a short one,
but we shall offer our Goods at prices which will SELL
THEM EARLY.
GEO, W, WARREN & CO.,
192 Washington-street, - - - Boston.
april 30 5wis
JNotice.
T
HE AYRSHIRE BULL, belong ing to the Barnsta-
ble Co. Agricultural Society, has been removed
from West Barnstable to the\irm .of Mr. Wilson Ry-
der, in East Barnstable , near »c Yarmouth line , where
it will remain during the ensiling season for the ben-
efit of all interested. \
By order of the Executive Committee.
Barnstahlc , April 9. \ 5w
ADIKS WHITE LINEN HDKF'S, at sixpenco
a piece, for sale by N. T. HALLET.
Yarmouth Port, April 9.
Guardian's Sale of Heal Estate.
Pursuant to a license from the Court of Probate,
¦
with-
in and for the County of Norfolk , w^l
be sold at
Public Auction , at the Post Office iiV Sandwich , on
SATURDAY , the 11th day of May next , at two
o'clock in the afternoon , / -
#jJH| One undivided half of about fifty acres of Wood
3JJLand , and of about two acres of Salt Meadow.
Also—One undivided fourth of aliout three aer<«s «£
Frksii Meadow, situated in the easterly part of Sand-
wich, in the County of Barnstable.'' Said Woodland is
the half of the 107 and 108 Wood1 Lots in the last di-
vision of Woodland in Sandwich* Any person 'wishing
further information of the premises, can obtain it by
calling on Nathan Wing of sandwich.
Said Estates formerl y belonflbd to Gideon Wing, de-
ceased. The above mentioned premises belong to
Thatcher Lo'ring and Charles AV. Loring, of Dorches-
ter, in said County of Noifolk',minor children of Elisha
T. Loring. \ /
ELI|HA f. LORING, Guardian.
Dorchester , April 23. / 3w
Dissolution W Copartnership.
"TVTOTICE is hereby Wivcn , that the copartnershi p •
Xs lately subsisting bejween Nathaniel Freeman and
Heman M. Smith , both ,4f Chatham , in the County of
Barnstable , under the fiwi of FREEMAN & SMITH,
expired on the third day of October last, and is dissolv-
ed by mutual consent./ All debts due the said firm are
to be received by said ,'Nathaniel Freeman , and all de-
mands on the said firAi are to be presented to him for
payment. NATHANIEL FREEMAN,
; HHMAN M. SMITH.
Chatham. April I/, 1850! [ap 23
— ¦
Village /Seminary, Hyannis,
THE First Qti ifrter of thft next Academic year, will
commence RjfONDAY , May 13th, 1850.
A limited nunVuer of pup ils may be accommodated
with board , i n tl/e family of llie Principa l at the Sem-
inary, at $30 nfcr quarter. Afto , boarfl may be obtain-
ed at Mrs. Balasr's in the immediate vicinity of the Sem-
inary, at from/1 50 to $2 per wSek.
I TERMSA
Common Ei/Klish Branches,fron\S3 to $6 per quarter.
Hi gher /" " (extra. ) each $1 "
Latin, Spa/ish, Drawing, Embroidery, each ?2.
French , / from $2 to $5 "
Instruction on the Piano , $8 "
Use of Piano, . $2 "
ALONZO TRIRP, Principal,
april 16 5w
Massachusetts Medical Society.
\ STATED MEETING of the Censors of th«
Xi. Sixth District of the Massachusetts Medical bo-
cictv will be held at the Court House in Barnstable.on
TUESDAY , May 7th, at 9 1-2 o'clock , A. M.
, .
v
^ w CARPENTER, Secretary.
QC?-TlIE B.IRNSTABU5 DlSTKICT MEDICAL So-
cikty will meet at 10 o'clock , A. M.
Chatham. April 9. 0 for the season , strictly in advance, un-
less conditional terms are made with the proprietor.
L. A. GUILD*
Orleans , April 2.3. 3m
^
CLOVER SEED , Seed Peas and Garden Seeds of
of all kinds , for sale at A. PKRCIYAL'S.
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In North Truro, by Rev. George W. Rogers, Mr
John Bcnsiah to Miss Christiana S. Eastman ; Mr. At-
kins Hugh to Miss Betsey L. Paine.
In Brewster , by Rev. Mr. Pratt ,Deacon Robert Snow
to Mrs. Sarah Gunncrson ; Mr. George Eldrid ge to
Miss Sally C. Crowell.
MARRIED.