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T.ATEK from Cuba.—The Charleston Courier
rlis from Capt. Kean ,of the. bark Argus, five, days
m (I.ivanji , that there whs great excitement when
, left , in consequence of n report ilmt anollier ex-
lition » to tJie number of several thousand, hsitl
. (led on the south side of Cuba and tiiken posses-
:0n of Cii'"'UP?0S anii Trinidad , and tli.it every sol-
der Had left Havana in pursuit of the exped ition ,
. ,jll ff the city in protection of the militia.
A Costly Bottle of Wink.—We ca nnot vouch
the f.ict stated in the following, nor for the,accu-
?T i . of (he c'Om])Utatio ]» of interest compounded
terly- ^e niere'y submit the item that is "go-
• a the rounds," for the scrutiny of others :
°
A bottle of wine four hundred years old wai
Iniiik one day at President Ty ler 's table , and a ciil-
' 1-ition was made of its cost, on t he supposition that
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'Vpr ice was ll!l 'f " llo "ar at •'"' fi |St > ilI ul '''at the
• 'terest on that half dollar had been collected once
"very three months , and also laid out at an interest
turi'i" »•»« r°"r ll "1"1''1''1 3'«»r». •')' whirli mode the
principal would be doubled every eleven years.—
The result was that four hundred yea rs' compound
interest on fifty cents amounted to some $49,000,-
O00."
Sap Calamity.—We learn from our Machias
respondent , that on Monday ni ght , 20lh ult. about
10 o'clock , the house of Mr . Willi am Albee.,Jr., ot
$yii itney vll 't!
:
Me. , took fire , and was wholl y con-
turned, with four children from two to seven years
old. M'"- Albee was sawing hy ni ght in the em-
ploy of the "Boston Mill &Land Co." and is whol-
ly de|'e|l(
'ent °"
. ms labor for ilie support of his fam-
|y. This calamity lias rendered him houseless and
t. tt |niost childl-ess.—[Boston Advertiser.
' KKW COINS.—The U. S. mint at Philadel phia
have issued specimens of the new three cent piece,
composed of three-fourths silver and one copper ;
also the new cent , containing a small proportion of
tilver. These are coins proposed by Mr. Dickin-
sonV bill . The cent weighs 25 grains ,and has a cir-
cular hole in the centre. The Spanish coins now
jn circulation will be received at the mint at their
current value in exchange lor the new coins, so as
to induce a rapid and genera l recoiimge.
Quick Passages.—The shi p Reindeer , built at
Boston , in 1847 , for R. It. Forbes, with Mr. Forbes'
netf topsail ri gged , left Boston Nov. 22, and arrived
at Sun Francisco A pril 2, making the passage (in-
cluiling stopp ing at Val paraiso.) in 122 days.
The little Bon/iy Boat '•Toccao,'" Oapt. Crans-
ton , frO"1 New Bedford Oct. 25, arrived at San
Francisco April 12. It will be remembered that
the Toccao is onl y about thirty tons burthen.
Bunker Hill.—The seventy-fifth anniversary of
the.battle of Bunker Hill , will be celebrated under
the ausp ices of the city of Charlcstown and the Bun-
ker Hill Monument Association , on the 17th inst. —
The oration will "be delivered bv Edward Everett.
Dr. Btherewilh and was carried on to the main
•baft , anil instantl y killed. He was mang led in a
mo^t shocking manner. The shaft was making 120
Evolutions per minute. An inquest was held by
Coroner Russell , and the verdict was in accordance
with the above facts.—[N. B. Sta ndard , 30th, ult.
Letters published in the Nantucket Inquirer from
Rio Janerio,April 21st, state that nearl y all the crew
°' tlie Scotland of that port , (before.reported at Rio,
leaky, and captain dead ,) hart been down,,with the
fever, but many of them had recovered. The 2rt
"We, Mr. Charles Barrett , of Nantucket , had been
e hospit al, sick , and were not expected to recover
at last accounts from them. Some of the crew have
lef< the shi p.—[Boston Post.
U. S. Senate.—It is understood that the Senate
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| jnke no important votes for a fortni ght. They
"11hardl y be in session next week. Another Sen-
*'°r from S. C. will be here before any important
1«estion will be taken.—[Boston Times.
An editor in Illinois gives notice that "there will
be no paper this week ," as his wife is using the scis-
801-8 to half-sent his eassimeres with
Is a chemical extract of Wild Cherry and Tar. Eve-
ry bod y knows that Wild Cherry possesses important
medicinal properties ; and Tar Water has always been
I admi nistered in Consumption and Lung affections ucn
orall y, by our oldest and safest physicians '
Vinous
re.ned.es it is true ,,have been offered and puffed into
notoriety for the cure of diseases of ,|,e lHngs' „,„,"^"™
hav e been found no douht very useful , but of all tl
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have yet been discovered , i, is admitted by ,,hv iei n
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and all who have witnessed i, effects , that none h,,'
proved as suece-sfu as this F,,r a «.i ci
of Breath , and similar affection* i, ™
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&horlnes
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n „„„:,; .„ I arreuions . it mnv lie pronounced
ten and twenty years standing, after phvsicians had de-
ehued the case beyond the reach of medicine.
I n s lialsam is made from materials which Natnie
has placed in all northern latitu des , as an antidote for
diseases caused by cold climates.
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t tne name f°r an
effect
Whose cause is God."
Let us not neglect her plai nest dictates.
-None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS, on the
wrapper.
Application s for Agencies to be made to the General
Agent , SE'l'H W . FOWLE , Boston , Mass.
Agents.—O. M. Him-kley, Barnstable; Jas. Knowles.
Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Falmouth ; Jo»iah Mayo, Chat-
ham ; E. Edson , Orleans ; Higgins & Oroshv, Brews,
ter; P. W. Higgins , Wellfl eet.
»r.Wistar'sBaisani of W ild Cherry
MARRIED.
At the Baptist Meeting House , in this village , this
evening, by Rev . O. G. Woodbury, Capt. John T. Hall
to Miss Sarah A., eldest daug hter of Mr. Reuben Hey-
wood, all of this town.
In Yarmouth , 26th nit., by Rev. Mr. Cogswell , Cnpt.
Jahez Berry , of Soutfi Dennis , to Miss Olive Ilamldin.
In Provincetown , May 21st.. by Rev. L. W. Manning,
Capt. Lendol N. Doanc , of Chatham, toJMiss Doll y W.
Fairbanks, of P.
In Sandwich , £8th ult., by Rev. J. D. Butler, Mr.
Oliver C. Wing io Miss Delila O. Kcndrick.
In New Bedford , 26th ult., Mr. George McNeil to
Miss Raehael A. B. Dyer; Mr. Stephen Cornell to Miss
Mary F. Parker ; Mr. Horatio G. Oliver to Mrs. Han-
nah C. Taber..
In Nantucket , Mr. George M. Starbnck to Miss Ly-
dia M. Dunham : Mr. Thomas II. Mney to Miss Harri-
et A. Luce ; Mr. Robert Pitman to Miss Amelia Cole-
man ; Mr. John Higgins to Miss Priscilla Fisher.
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DIED<
In Marston 's Mills , 21st ult.. of consumption. Mrs.
Sophia, wife of Capt. Wilson Hinekley, and daughter
of Capt. Isaiah Scudder , of Osterville^ in the 44th yea r
of her age.
In Yarmouth , 29th nit., Capt. 'Isaac White.
In North Falmouth , 19th ult., Frederick H., onl y son
of Peter E. and Cordelia F. Childs , 3 years 1 month
and 9 days.
In New Bedford , 22d ult., Mrs. Sarah B..wife of Elisha
D. Uowland , 31 ; 27th , Col. David Silvester , 51 ; Mrs.
Abhy H , relict of the late David Sailings , 49.
^
At Rocky Hill , Conn., Arthur MacCollum , formerly
of Chil m ark , Martha 's Vineyard , 47.
In Wales , Me., March 20th. Capt Harding Lombard ,
75. He died in the Christian faith , lamented by a hirjje
circle of relatives and friends. He was a native of
Trnro.
. At Milwankie , 10th ult., Mr. Roland J. Beetle, for-
merly of Ed gartown , 24.
At San Francisco, 11th ult., Frederick Roheson ,
youngest son of Andrew Robeson , Esq., of N. B.
At Sacramento City, Mr. James H. Crocker, son of
Capt. Rowland R. Crocker, of New Bedford. 40.
At San Francisco, April 4, Dr .J. T. E. Gage, late of
Ed garto wn ; 9th , Mr. Wm. J. Heath , formerly of New
Bedford , 35.
In Guam , Nov. 5, Algernon S. Sampson, of Edgar-
town , 35, bite of shi p E., L. B. Jcnney.
May 15, on board shi p Monterey, on the passage from
Boston to Havana , Mr. Charles. Nickerson , of Plymouth ,
second officer. He fell fro m the crotchet yard , striking
his head upon the house, and survived but a few
minutes.
MARINE LIST
Piirt of Bni'instablc, May 29th—Sid schs Sap
pho, Fanis, Boston ; Pizarro. Chase, -.
31st—Ar seh Mary A, Gorham , Boston.
June 2d—Ar sch Sappho. Farris , Boston.
3d—Sid sloop Mail , Crocker, Boston.
Ar at New Bedford , 28th ult, ship Washing ton ,
Palmer , North Pacific, via Sandwich Islands , 250 bl.ls
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r?° wh oil > 140u ll>s bonei bark JPlatina , Giffbrd ,
racihc Ocean Taleahuano Meh 7, 600 bbls sp oil.
for MaiitaAel
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Cham Pion °f Ed eartown , 1000
Ski from Provincetown , 23d ult , sch Council H,V
gins , Straits of Belleisle , for humpback wha e8
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Wlmlers.
Boston—Cld 27th , brigs Myra , Stiulley, and Sun ,
Cro-bv , I'liibidul jtbia.
New Orleans— Cld 19th , shi p Emil y Tay lor , Boston;
bri g Iiofielim . Chaj ires.
Savamndi—Ar 21st. shi p Astraean , Smith. Boston.
Charleston—A dv shi p Prenti ce, Woodbury, for Liv-
erpool, part carjio enjid.
Pl ymouth , N C—Ar 23d, sch Ily Franklin ,Nickerson ,
New York.
Baltimo re—Ar 24th , shi p Franconin , Smith , Liver-
pool ; 25th , baiks Union , Kemlrick , and Helen Maria ,
Tay lor , Bo-ton: seh E Hinds , Gardiner.
Fredericksburg—Ar prev to 24th , sch Highlander ,
Sands , Halifax.
Philadel phia—Ar 25th , hark Merrimne , Bangs , Bos-
ton; sch Tioga , Collins , Wilmi ngton , NC. Cld , brigs
Chico pee, Emery; Knrcia; Smith , and PoconocUet ,
Brewer. Boston; sc-Iis H D Leighton , Hand y, do; Je-
rome , Willard , and Virg inia , Davis , Full River.
A lbany—Ar 25th , schs Emp ire , and Nimrod , Boston.
New V'ork— Ar 25th , sells Jerome, W illard .and Ban-
ner , Lovell , Boston; Emulous , Dennis; 26ih , Mary
Claik , Small , Salem. Cld a5th , schs Or izuba , Free-
man , Georgetown , SC; Fashio n , Loring. and Jos Far-
well , Alexander , Boston; Corene, Nickerson , Ports-
mouth. *
Stoning ton—Ar 25th sch Massena, New Haven for
Dennis; sip Emulation , do for do.
Providence—Ar 25th , sehs Seaport , Baker, Philadel-
phia; 26t h, Tryall , Uiblis. Baltimore; si p SP Cole, Den-
nis. Sid 25th , seh Lousdale, Baker , Philadel phia.
Ar at M essina , April 23d, seh Luther Child , Baker.
Boston.
Cld nt Honolulu , March 12th. shi ps Oxnard , Cole.
Hong Kong; Jacob Perkins , Collins , Manila.
At Pamnna. 8th ult , shi p Norman , Gardner , for San
Francisco. 12th.
Ar nt Val paraiso , April 13th , shi p Charlotte, Crosby,
from Boston for San Francisco , 16th.
At Rio Grande , Ma rch 28th , hrig Abrasia , Atkins .for
Boston , unc.
At St Thomas , 11t h ult , bark Santee, Parker , from
Barbadoes. seeking freight.
Boston—Ar 28th , shi p Magellan , Miller , Val parais o
Mch 14,Taleahuano 28th ;brks Sela h,Atklns ,and Nashua ,
Cliffo rd, Philadel phia; sch Norwich , Jones, Alban y.
Cld. bark Hadlcy, Kent ,Baltimore; seh Kokeno ,Sparks,
St John. PR; Southerner , Crowel l, Philade lphia; Com-
merce, Allen , Harwich.
Galveston—Ar 15th , bark Nornmbega , Baxter , New
York. In port , 14t h , shi p Star Republic , for do, ldg.
Charleston—Cld 23d, brig Clement, Mayo , Philadel-
phia. '
Norfolk—Ar 24th , sch Yankee, Kelley, New Bedford.
Baltimore—Ar 25th a 26th , bri g Mary Stanton , Ry-
der , Boston.
Philadelphia—Ar 26th , barks Gen Jesup, Fisher, and
Turk , Fesscnden , Boston. Cld 27ih , shi p York , Grover,
San Francisco; hark Venezuela , Wilson , Lagaayra ; brig-
Erie, Ryder , Boston.
Alba ny—Ar 27th . sch Grecian , Boston.
New Yovk—Ar 26th , brig Globe. Chi pman , Palermo
March 29; sehs Cabot , and Phebe Baxter , Boston. Cld ,
shi ps Siddo ns, Howes, Liverpool ; Elizabeth Dennison ,
Spencer , Havre: seh Corinna , Phinney, Waieham.
[Per steamshi p Asia , at Boston.]
Ar at Liverpool , llth ult , vSir Hy Pottinyer , Crowell ,
Savannah. Sid llth , Maine , Freeman, New Orleans;
Philena , Berry , New York ; 13th, Crescent , Nickerson ,
Boston; 15th , Aberdeen , Hubbnrd. New York. Adv ,
Parthian, Cole, Boston May 19th; Parliament , Brown ,
do «)th ; Delda, Doane , Philadel phia 24th; T B Wales ,
Crocker, New Orleans 23d; Otomoco, Brown , do 26l h.
Sid from Newry, 12th ult, Sarah, Parker , Savaee, N
York. . -
Ar at Elsineur , 5th ult, Orono, Chase, Boston for
Copenhagen.
Ar at Antwerp, 12th ult , Gertrude , Weeks.New York".
Sid from Flushing, 14th ult. Hortense , De Ruyter,
New York.
Sid from Havre , toth ult, Havre , Ainsworth , N York.
At Messina , 3d ult, bark Franklin , Wood, from Mar-
seilles , ar A pi 25, for New York 4th ; seh Luther Child ,
Baker , for Boston , 8 or 10 ds.
At Palermo , 5th ult , hark Snwarrow, Sleeper, from
Marseilles for New York , big; brig Martha Woi thing-
ton , Freeman , for Boston , do. Sid Apt 30, bri g Santi-
ago, Burgess , New York ; 4t h ult, bark Star,-Snow,
Philadel phia.
At Gibraltar , 4th nit , hark Missouri , Brown, for Su-
matra , wtg; brig Oak , Boweis , from Malaga for.
Boston.
7th a 8th. Sid 2d , aht 400 vessels, which had been wind
bound since Apl 23.
Ar at Val paraiso, all for California , March 30, shi p
Marcia Cleaves , Staecy , fm Bosto n Dec 7. and cld Ap l
7; Apl 14, shi p Cheshire , Dicks, fm Boston Dec 5, and
sld 21 st; Charlotte , Crosby, do Dec 8, and sld 17th; no
date, ba rk Isabella , Pendlcto n , fm Boston Mch 25, and
sld sl d 17th. Sld , all for Cali fornia , Apl 7, bri g Color-
ado, Baker , fm Boston , ar Mch 14; sch Jup ite r, Bennet ,
m New Bedford ; 10th , hark Helen S Page, Woodbury,
fm Boston; 18th , bri g Ceylon , Titcomb , fm do.
At Buenos Ayres , Apl 9, bri g Palos, Hatch , fm Bos-
ton , ar Mch 29, disg. Sld 5th , bri g N iaga ra, Harding- ,
Bueeeo. to load for New York
At Rio Janeiro , Apl 21 , all for San Francisco , shi ps
Scotland, late Folger, w ho died the 19th , fm Boston ,or-
dered to discharge , being leak y; Goodwin , Weeks , fm
do Feb 27 , to sail 28th ; bark Galileo, SiHton, fm do Jan
20, to sail 28th.
Boston—Ar 29th ,barks Roman.Smith , Buenos Ayres;
Bay State, Dill , Baltimore; sehs Louisiana , Lav ender ,
Aux Cayes; Burharioeg, Rogers, and Clarissa Story.
Doane , Gonaives; H & H Estell , Smith , Albany. Cld
ship Santiago , Stephenson , East Indies; bri g China ,
Studley. Philadel phia; schs Crot on, Cha.se, Trinidad ,
Cuba; Wm R Ginn , Nye, Baltimore; Era.Chaniberlain ,
New York.
New Orleans—Adv 20th, ship Isaiah Crowell.Rilley,
for Boston , greater part cargo on board ; bark Tyring-
harn , Howes, for London , part cargo engd.
Charleston—Ar 24th , sch Delaware , Harding, Phila-
del phia.
Richmond—Ar 27th , bark Gov Briggs, Mobile. Sld ,
bark Roxana , Boston.
Norfolk—Ar 25th ,sehs Courier, Rogers, Boston; Ethe-
linda , Howes^New York.
Baltimore—Ar 25th , bri g Erie, New Orleans. Sld,
bark Mary land , Davis , Boston.
New York—C!d 28th , shi p Commonwealth , Baxter ,
San Francisco: sch Coral , Nickerson . Portland ; Globe,
Small , Salem; L II Nickerson , Nickerson , and Thomas
Hall , Hix , Boston.
Hartford—Ar 28th , sch Juliet,*Croshy, Boston.
Norwich—Ar 27th , sch Garland , Kell'ey, Chatham.
Ar at Tahiti. Jan 7, ship Xylon , Worth , San Fran-
cisco; Feb 27, bark Win, H Shailer , Franz, from Boston
via Montevideo and Val paraiso.
At, Leghorn ,9th ult , bark Prompt , Parker, for Boston
abt 15th. Sld 5th , hri g Era, Clark , New York.
At Taleahuano March 7, bri g Jos Butler, of and fm
Nantucket for California. Sld Apl 2, bark Cochit uate ,
Berry, Boston.
Sld from Valparaiso, Apl 16, barks Popmunnet , El-
drid ge, and Cachelot , Taber , for San Francisco.
At Rio Janeiro , Apl 21 , shi p Maria , Smith , fm New
York aht Meh 6. ar llth ; bri g Cynthia , Rogers, from
Bahia. Ar. all for California. A pl 5,schs J K F Mans-
field , Towne, fm Boston Feb 20, and sld 13th; 8th.Har-
riet Atwood. Easterbrook , Hingham Feb 25, and sld
llth ; 10th ,harks Cuba .Chaso, Boston Feb 13; l l t h, Wm
& James, Little , New Bedford Feb 16 , and sld 14th ;
14th , Splendid , Harding, Boston March 2. Sld 4th ,
schs Ann A Parker, Knowles; 11th, Cecil, Higgins, fm
Baltimore.
At Ponce, 12th ult, bri g Richmond , Gibbs , for New
York: sch Success Whorf, from and for Baltimore , disg.
Ar at Havana , 21st ult , ship Monterev , Crowell , Bos-
ton , 20.
In port at St John , NB , ld g. shi ps George Thacher ,
Freeman, for London; Ashla nd, Ilarding .for Cork; bark
Sara h H Snow , Howes, for Bristol , E; sch Emeline ,
Clifford , Piovidence.
Boston—Ar 30th , bark Occntm s, Green , Buenos
Ayres; schs Alert , Hall ; Hy Freeling, Kelley; Hy Pay-
son , Crowell: Win M Baird ,Stubbs; Abel Knder.Bears'
e;
Cicero, Bake r, and Sen Bird , Godfrey, Philad elphia;
Brave, Lovell , Albany; Fountai n, Mayo; Franklin , Bur-
gess; President Harrison , Nickerson; E YV Dixon ,Doane;
Cambrid ge, skacy, and Jos Farwcll , Alexander. New
York ; LconoYe, Crosby, Hartford. Cld , bark Elk , El-
dridgc , Philad el phia.
New Orleans—Cld 21 st,shi p Beatrice , Rogers, Havre;
hrig Emeline , Watts , Bordeaux; sch P M Sears, Point
Isabel. .
, M°biI °— A(J v 21st, bark Harriet T Bartlett , Bftker ,
for New York , with despatch.
Charleston—Ar 25th a 26th , bark Avola, Kendriek ,
Bos on. Sld , hark Velocity , Rvdcr , do.
1. hi ladel phia-nd 29,h ,h11,-ki) eh,war o,Lewi s,Boston.
Albany-Ar 29th , schs Susan , Mariner , Detroit. Pe-
ru , and i.lanon , Boston .
New York-Ar 29th , schs Susan Chase, Chase, Bar-
acoa; J Q Adams , Norns, and Isabella , Arboamn , Bos-
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bark Chible Harold , Rich , Havana.
Hartford—Ar 29th , schs Eliza B, Lewis, and Sharon ,
Crosb y, Boston. »
Arrivals. Clearances. &c
Portland—Ar 29th . schs Revolutioner, Hampden for
Dennis; Cleopatra 's Barge, do for Hyannis.
Sld from Copenhagen , 7th tilt , bark Orono, Chase,
KonigsLerg, f> load for Boston.
At Bue nos Ayres , A pl 14, bri gs. Palos. Hatch , disg;
l-iiliiioi uh , Oliver, from Rio Janeiro , in quarantine.
At St Croix , 17th nit , sch Martha Hall , Cobb, from
Antigua for New York , 10 ds.
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Sld from Baraooa. about 17th ult , sch Telegraph,
Nickers on , New York.
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Boston—Ar 31st. shi ps Huron. Young, Calcutta- Tal-
ma. Lewm. Buenos Ayres; Ansrelo. Kirhohon Apila- 1
ciieola . Cbl , shi p Manlius , Baker . Panama and Aca-
pulco via Baltimore; bark Little Lizzie. Kn.ipp Buenos
Ayres; brigs Caroline , Cook , San Juan de los Remedi-
os: Conclova, Nickerson , Turks Islands; schs Almeda I
W hel den , Baltimore; Eliza Hand , Richardson , N York!|
New Orleans—Adv 22d , ship Houghton , Doane, tor
Liverpool, read y to receive cargo.
A pabicbicola—Cld 15th , shi p Erie , Lewis, New York
Wilmington. NC—Ar 29th. schs Mary & Louisa Ad-
ams, Bo-ton. Old 25th. bri g Harriet ,Marsto n,N Orleans
Norfolk—Ar 27th , sch Bay State , Wilson , Boston j
Baltimore—Ar 29th. schs 'Stranger, Ellis, Sandwich ;!
Harriet , Crowell , Providence. I
Philadel phia—Ar 30th , sch Rio , Nickerson . Glouces-
ter. Cld , bark Zidon , Thurlow , Boston; brie Acorn
Howes , do: schs Yantic Brown , do; Isabel , Williams ,
Wellficet ; Frances Hnllet , and R Thompson , Fall Riv-
er; Jacob Raymond , Bourne , Charleston.
Albany—Cld 30th . sch Convert. Boston.
New York—Ar.30th, schs S C Davis, Sniith , Co-
nnives; Am Belle , Baxter , Boston. Cld , bhi p Danube ,
Chase. Richmond.
Hartford—Ar 29th , seh Two Brothers , Baker , New
Bedford.
Stonington—Ar 2Sih, sch Rebecca Frances, Nicker-
son; Choctaw , Phinuey; Henrietta , Harri man , and Bos-
ton , Kelley. Philadel phia for Boston; Amanda , Stiirges ,
Saugerties for do; Banner. Kelley, Albany for do; Ex-
cite , Hall , New York for Dennis.
Providence—Ar 30th , sch Mail , (new, Philadel phia
packet) Crowell, Bristol.
At Realejo, W Coast Central America , A pl 13, bark
Homer , Wellman. to sail same day for Punta d'Arenas.
Sld fin Huasco, A p] 3, shi p Colchis, Spavin , Boston.
Shi p Loo Choo, Cushman , was supposed to have sld fm
Cobija , prev to Apl 20, for Taleahuano and Boston,.
I By Monday Evening's i
f ail.]
Boston—Ar 1st, bark Eagle, Mathews, St Johns, NF;
2d , shi p Calcutta. Given , New Orleans; bri g Wm Pitt ,
Howes, St Thomas. Cld, shi ps Ariosto , Balch , Suma-
tra , Navi gator , Phi pps, Ceylon and Calcutta; barks
Franklin , Gibhs , Tr inidad ; Edmund Dwight , Hallet ,
Baltimore; Laconia . Howes, and Adelia Rogers , White !
Philadel phia; brigs Montezuma , Hadley, San Francis-
co; J Nickerson , Nickerson , Baltimore; Mail , Baker ,
Phi ladel phia; schs Energy, Cross, San Francisco; Ser-
aph , Paine, Bahama Islands; Southerner , Baker,Savan-
nnh ; Rainb ow, Rogers. Richmond ; Glide . Lovell , Alba-
ny; Louisa , Chase; M M Klots, Kcnnerson . and Lacon ,
Crowell , New York. Cld 25th ult , bark Damariacotta ,
Howes, San Francisco ,
New Orleans—Ar 24th , ship Faneuil Hall , Boston.
Cld 23d, shi p Judah Touro , Nickerson , Apalachicola.
Mobile—A r 24th. sch Gen Clinch , Norris ,Charleston.
Wilmington , NC—Cld 29th , sch Alexandria, Ra n-
dall , Sandwich.
Baltimore—Ar 31st, hri gs,Silas Marean , Long, Rio
Janeiro; Robt Wing, Crowell, Boston; sch Roxbmy,
Sears, New York.
Philadel phia—A r 30th , bark Mary, Boston; bri g A
Lawrence, do ; 31st, barks Vesta , Flinn; Girard , Chase,
and Elm , Tay lor; do; sch Oneko, Chase, do. Cld , bar k
Turk , Fes-enden , do; schs Copia, Sears, Charlestons ;
Star , Niekerson , Danvers. '
Albany—Cld 31st, schs C Wilcox , D Cox, Leander,
and Nimrod , Boston.
New York—Ar 31st, ship Havre, Ainsworth ' Havre;
schs Philadel phia , Rogers, and Granite State , Hallet ,
Boston: Tribune , Nickerson , do for Albany. Cld 30th,
bri g It Russell , Mayo, Wilmington , NO; 3!st. brig
Metaniora , Kendriek , San Juan , CA; sch New York ,
Goodscll, Boston.
New Haven—Ar31st , sch Garland , Barnstable; sip
Fish. do.
Steamboat Notice.
SUMMKR ARRANGEMENT.
j "SJ^, ,, Tho S^"'"" NAUSIION. Captain
h-J ** * ?EN
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^'m."1"' until furth CT no"
I rttffina-iC/yN^»5 t'fc> leave Wellfleet at 7 o'clock A M
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, .^-_.^*on Monda ys. Wednesdays and Fr-
days, for Boston , stopp ing at Browser and Province-
town for passengers and frei ght.
Returning —Will leave/Eastern Steamboat Whnrf
Boston, at 9 1-2 o'clock , /AM., on Tuesdays , Thurs-
days nnd Saturdays fo/ Provincctown , Br'ewst er and
Well fleet. ^y
Stages will run in#^pnncetinn with the Boat at
Brew.-ter from Cli»t#am\Harwuh and Orleans , and
will be in readinessJn theVjirrival of the Boat from
Boston , to comey jflssengers to either of the above
tow ns. A Stage will also convey passengers between
Iruro and the Boat at Wellfleet.
Passengers from Brew-aer will be conveyed on board
a vessel moored off the landing, at 8 o'clock, A.M. to
be in readiness to go on board the Steamer when she
arriv es from WellflVet.
Fai'e between Chatham and Boston , l 90
" - East Harwich " i 65
" Orleans " i 50
" Brewster , " 1 25
" - Eastham ' " 1 50
" Trnro " 1 3g
" Welllleet " 1 12
" Provincctown " 1 oO
Meals extra. tf Provincetown , June 4
SPINO - ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS , SHOULDER
BRACES , TMfSSES, &C.
DR. P. W. ALLEN , BiXnstable , (first house West
of Baptist Church ,) fu/nishes all the best, and only
the best, Instruments f<* the mechanical treatment
of Inci pient Sp inal Curvature, Spina l Irritati on , Pro-
lapsus Uteri , Prolapsuslof the Abdominal Viseern ,
Rupture , &c. &c. I
. Dr. A.continu es in th* genera l practice of Physic
and Dentistry , and returns thanks for generous patron-
age bestowed. *
Barnstable , June 4. 4w
[Register please copy.]
People's Equitable Mutual Fire Ins. Co,,
TAUNTOJN, MASS.,
/CONTINUES to insi/e safe Dwelling Houses,
\J Barns, and their con/ents, in the first class, for a
term of seven years , awl other safe property for one
year. No connection bltween the classes, as it regards
losses. I
This Company con/menced operations , April 20,
1848, and has issued K030 Policies, covering property
to the amount of ove/si ,700,000. making a capital of
$51 ,695 21. ALBERT FIELD, President.
P. E Hill, Secretary.
June 4—3m JEREMIAH KELLEY, Agent.
-Looking Glass Manufactory,
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Ul CorniiiiS, Boston,
MAN UFACTURE/and have for sale, a full assort.
ment.of LOOKIN G GLA SSES, in Mahogany,
Walnut and Gilt Frafes.
Country Merchants are invited to call , hs they will
find all sizps. and at Low Prices.
Also , on hand—Fr ench and German Looking Glass
PLATES, and a largo assortment of Lithographic
Print and.Picture FRA MES.
PICTURES framed to order , in Gilt, Rosewood ,
Walnut or Mahogany. 3m June 4
TEAS! TEAS!! TEAS!!!
WHOLESALEAND RETAIL,
THE
NEW ENGLAND TEA COMPANY,
130 WASHINGTON-STREET,
BOSTON,
Under the Management of G. W. SLEEPER,
HAVE the largest an/ best selected assortment of
the following artic/es
, which will be sold at the
lowest possible prices , a/id which in regard to quality
cannot be surpassed bj any establishment in America.
TEAS. 1 COFFEES.
Ningyong, / St. Domingo,
Oolong, / Cuba,
Souchong, / tlio.
Young Hyson , / Mocha ,
Old Hyson, / Java,
Gunpowder , / P, Cabello , &c, &e. &c.
Imperial , / The same roasted , and
Hyson Skin , , / roasted and ground , tvar-
Twankay, / ra'ntixlpure.
Congo, / SUND RIES.
Orange Peeco, / Cocoa , Chocolate,
Suepoy Oolong* Broma , Shells.
F. Pecco, &e. &c. Extract of Coffee , &c.
NEW SEATiJN TEAS,
IN BOXES , FOR FAMILY USE.
5 pounds Souchong, SI 50 1 GO 1 75
5 " Extra Oolong, 2 00 2 25 2 50
5 *' Young- Hyson, 2 00 2 25 2 75
5 " Old Hyson , 1 75 2,25 2 75
6 " Gunpowder , 3 00
6 " Imperial , 3 00
5 " Hyson Skin , 1 50 1 75 2 25
NEW ENGLANO TEA COMPANY,
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Between Spring Lane and Water-st , - - - BOSTON.
N. B.—Orders by Express promptl y attended to.
June 4 6w
Carpeting.
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in every variety of sty le ay d finish.
Among which are, I *
VELVETS . TAPESTRY , BRUSSELS, THREE-
PLY, SUPER a/n'D EXTRA FINES.
Also—Low priced Cdrpetings, of which we keep a
heavy stock. _ /
Also—Painted Wloor Cloths, from 2 to 2 1-2
feet in width. Cannn 3J;mtJHgfS, thick , varie-
gated and plai n, all w/dths. RUGS , MATS , BOCK-
INGS, TABLE Oil? CLOTHS , etc. etc.
Our friends and customers on the Cape , will not for-
get to favor us with a call , and look throug h our stock
before purchasing their Carpets , as th ey may rest as-
sured that they will find a large, new and choice as-
sortment of go'ods at all times , and nt the lowest prices.
WM. P. TENNK Y & CO,,
Carpet Hall over Maine Rail Road Depot ,
Hiiyinarket Square ,
June 4 tf Boston.
Attend if jour Teeth.
DR.- SHRRiSkAN taftcs this opportunit y to inform
bis friends arrAjjJfIrons at Wellfleet , Trur o and
Pro vincetown , th 11 h4j J'Ju.ne and Jul y, and will
be at Mr. Thomas jllolbropk's the second week in
June. 9n WnKham ,.M-ny 2$-
To the J^of
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T OUISA M. BURSLEY«nd ANi) I( FW THORP
j j of the City and State of New Y«k, FxJmor. of
the last will and testament of IHA BUiSslfY late
of said City, sliip mastw, deceased—liespectfiu y 'i-ep.
resent tlmt the said Jnst will ol the said Ira Burster has
been duly proi-eti atKl allowed in the Court of tbe'Sur-
rostnte of the Cit5-. County «nd State of New York .nnd
was dul y executed , attested ami published , according
to the biws of said State of New York , a copy whereof ,
ami of the probate thereof, dul y certified under the
seal of said Court , is herewith preduced nnd exhibited
—aixl ikat th e said testator had , nt the time of hi»
death, real estate in j aid Count y -of Barnstable , where-
on said will may operate—They therefore desire that
iiions of the Stat utes of Mass/ehasetts in such case,
and that such iWrher jj-raeeediits may be had thereon
as by said Stnun.es areprovid Jl for.
LOUISA U. BUfiSLEY.J Vr
p rBtors
ANDREW THORP, '^ Execotors.
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Vnted at Barnstable, ilnyhs, 1850.
COMMONWEALT H 0* MASSACH U8KTTS.
Barn-stabi.k, 83—At a Court of Erobat- holden by
adjournment , at Barnstab le .. in and for the County
of Bnrnstable , on the twenty.eighth day of Mar A
D. 1850. J '
Upon ffce foregoing petition of Louisa M. Burslev
and Andrew Th-orp, Executors—Ordere d, that
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the
same be taken into consideration nt a Probate Court
to be holde n by adjournment , nt 6he Probate Offi ce in
Barnstable , in said County, on tire third Tuesday of
Jul y next , at eleven o'cl ock in the forenoon , and that
said Kxecuto rs «ive public notice thereof, by causing
an attested cop y of said petition and this-order there-
on, to be published three uvueks successively in the
Hariistabl c Patiiot . a newspaper ^tinted
in
BainMahle
afoVcsaid , th e first publication lobe thirty days at lenst
before the third day of Jul y next, the time assigned as
nfoi esaid , that all persons interested may itiion.mid
there appear and shew cause, if any they have, either
:igainst orfor the filing and recording of said copy, «nd
proceeding thereon us in said petitio n is nrareri "
for.
N. MA11STON, Jud ge of Probate.
A true Copy—Attest :
junc 4—3w T. REED, Register.
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Assignees' Sale.
Will bo sold at Public Auction , on MONDAY , the
24th day of June next , at one o'clock , P. M.., on the
premises—
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'-an insolvent debtor , situate in
ll^yngbgljgllr Springhill , consisting of Pastnre Land ,
J/leadow , Tillage and Orcharding, being
one of the most desirable situations in Sandwich.
Also—About 7 loads Salt and Fresh Meadow.
Also—The Woodland belonging to said Estate.
Also—One equal nnd undivided third part of a tract
of Land , nbout 60 acres, in Monument, called Bourn e's
Neck.
Also—One equal and undivided half part of a lot of
Woodland and Cleared Land , about 12 acres, lying at
Herring Iiiver. /
C. B. H. FESSENDEN, 1-/„. .„„„„.
J. B. HA LL, }Ass.gnee*.
Sandwich , MTiy 28. Sw /
Fi re Insurance.
Jh^(Bmm&ihlK®m®
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HAVING the.Agency of severa l Insurance Comrm-
ni«s, is prepared toi receive proposals-,.for Insur-
ance against Fire, on alhkinds of p/operty usually in-
sured, and on the most favorable temns. His Post Of-
fice address is Taunton. \Mass. Application may be
made to the Agent or either of the/following persons ; .
F. G. Keli.et, Cektrcvill/
CnAKi.Es GoKHAMlWellaeet
may 28 Cm *
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SELL / \
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OUR WHOLE \STOCK
SIXTBf DAYS!
TO SAVE P A C K I NG U P
To Accolnplish This,
as nearly as 1'osshjle,
we si|all offer \
Unusual Inducements!
TO AUL, " \
WHO AttE IN WANT Of\
FANCYj O n STAPLE
GQODS ! V
WE ESPECIALLY INVITE OUB FRIENDS
AND CUSTOMERS to co-operate with nr in this
object , as we shall jmake it as much to their advantage
as to our conyeniepce.
Shawls,
Mantillas and Visites,
Silks,
Dress Goods,
Linens,
Housekeeping Goods, &c, &c,
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WASilSeTON
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GEO, W, WARREN & CO.,
may 28 6w
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Notice—Indies' Fair.
in
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Mei 1
noon -
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Of tlu> Conferoncc will plense call at Wild-
"lem 1!1 Truro , where a Committee will await
^'inth^m it
E' W- TUCK KR , Scribe.
-—_^nam. May 28, 1850.
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—Messrs. Gould & Stowe , is Un-
SiinJ"' Boston , have received their Spring and
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they I^?1 s"Ppl y of fashionabl e Hats and Caps, 'which
«ny ot'
.e PrcP«red to sell lower than can bo bought at
W^, store in the city. They have also for sale a
Wlioi, Wly of S'™ w. lJ«lm Leaf and Leghor n Hats ,
are k.
^ Tw'y desirable for our Cape friends. They
Mi9r£
-eulfflr
'y "ivited to call before purchasing else-
Of that distingui shed Physician , J. V. C. Smith , M.
I)., Resident and Port Phsy ician of th e city of Boston,
and Editor of that celebrated work ,
THE BOSTON MEDICAL JOURNAL, .
As to the virtues of De. Cojjjet t 's Shaker Syrup
OF SAKSArARILLA.
Ill Vol. 22. page 209 after speaking before of Cor-
bett's medicines , th us writes the learned doctor :—
" Another equall y deserving medical compound , call-
ed the ' Concentrated Syrup of Sarsaparilla ,' is also
prepared by our phila nthrop ic friend , expressl y for the
cure of cutan eous diseases. Were there any secret in
the making this article , or a single reason for supp osing
that the id ea of driving a profitable trade in nostrums
was ent ertained, we should be the last person in the
worl d to give it notoriety. In the frankest manner pos-
sible , the pro;'e-s of making this medicine was circum-
sta ntiall y described to us , and the evidence of scientific
practitioners adduced to corroborate the statement of
Dr. Corbett. In justice , therefore, to the Doctor, we
should be glad to have our friends prescribe this medi-
cine."
Made and put up by the Society of Shakers. This
invaluabl e preparation is for sale hy
RQ VVARD BE1NLEY & CO., Sole Agents,
Wholesale Druggists, Boston ,
Who warrant it free from all mercurial or mineral com-
binati o ns whatsoever. Look at what the able chemist .
Professor Hayes , who has tested it, says, March 16, 1848.
He says : "The formula exhibits some of the best of
our native medicinal roots and plants , wit h substances
of the highest repute as remedial agents, and does not
include any mineral compound. "
Such evidence as the above is the greatest promise of
Health.
For sale at the County Bookstore. Barnstable , by O.
M. HINCKLEY.
Aqkxts —A. Percival , Efarnstable ; James Knowles,
Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Falmouth ; Jo'
sia h Mnyo, Chat-
ham : E. Edson , Orleans; Hi ggins & Crosby, Brewster;
P. W. Higgins , Wellfleet.
Here Rend M»o Testimony
-tsaiK a it l art , which went ashore below Charleston,
was sold for $710 to Col C VV Brown. She was got
off 24th ult and towed into Charleston.
Bark Splendid , Harding, from Boston March 2, for
S#n Francisco, bore u p from lat 30 S, Ion 41 W-in con-
sequence of having sprung her foremast, and put into
Rio Janeiro, Apl 14. On the '20th the old mast was out
and a new one ready to be put in.
Disasters, *
c.
Ar at South Harwich , 27th ul t, sch Sarah, Western
Bank. Spoke 22d , schs Abbathula , of Provincetown , 2
1-2 weeks on. 6000 fi»h ; Monterey, of Kd gartown , 3
weeks on. 8000.
Ar at Chatham , abt 27th nit , sch Rienzi , Bank Quo-
reau. Spoke 2;id. sch May flower, of Beverl y, 9000 fish
Ar at Newport 21st nit, sehs Caroline , i'ranklin .Two
Brothers, and Magdala, of Provineetown.
Fishermen.
Nov 23. lat 5 40 N, Ion 27 40 W.shi p Horatio .Crock-
er.tVom New York Oct 2C, for Canton.
l?eb 11, lat 56 1-2 S, Ion 63 15, bri g Geo Shattuck ,
Bragdon , from Boston Nov 12, for California.
Feb 15, lat 39 S, Ion 79, bark Ninus , Smith , from
Boston for San Francisco.
Abt Feb 15, off Cape Horn , ship Emerald , Allen , fm
New York far California.
March 2, off Cape Horn , bark Pico, IIarris ,from Bos-
ton Nov 6, for California.
Ma rch 6, lat abt 45 S, Ion 82 W, brig Galen , Heron,
from New Bedford Oct 18, for San Francisco.
April 5. lat 7 N, Ion —, bark Hamilton , Hurd , from
Boston for Cape of Good Hope.
A pril 13, lat 11 25 S, Ion 34 44 , bark Oriental , Dale,
fm Boston March 4, for California .
Apl 20, lat 5 03 S, Ion 29 37, sch Columbia , Philli ps,
fro m Boston March l'i, for California.
April 20, bu 33 40 S. Ion* 49 W , shi p Harvard , .Lane,
ot ami from Boston Keb 22 , lor California.
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at u 52 S, Ion 35 W, ship Amity .Parsons ,
fiorp Boston March 4, for California.
April 27, lat 14 28 S. Ion 34 10 W, shi p Marathon ,
Waterman , fm Boston March 14, for Californi a.
May 21 , lat 43. Ion 64 20, bark Gov Ilincklty, of
Barnstable. from New York for Quebec.
Mny 25. lat 35 15, Ion 67 35, bri g September , from
Boston for Truxillo.
Spoken. &c.
Pine Grovk Seminary.
THE Summer Term o\ qieven weeks, will com-
mence on MONDAY , JVne 10th.
Young Ladies wishing fo»\thoroiigh-and scientific
instruction in Vocal and InstrumentalMusic, may enjoy
peculiar advantages at thisflristiWion.
—TERMS-\
Common Studies, / \ 3 50
Hi gher Branches, / \ 4 00
French , / 2 00
Drawing, L 2 00
Lessons on the Piano/Forte, including use of
instrument , / 8 00
Latin and Greek Languages, each 1 50
Board—For Ladies, A 75—Lads $2 per week includ-
ing washing, li ghts, &e.
SIDNEY BROOKS , A. B., Principal.
Miss Ltj ct BitowiN, Preceptress.
Miss N. W. Perwins; Teacher of Vocal Music.
Harwich , May 21/ 4w
Bilt'ilStaltle, s
js .—At a Court of Probate holden
at Barnstab le, in and for said County, on the third
Tuesday of May, A.D. 1850.
MIRANDA DAVIS, Administratrix of the Estate
of DANIEL W. DAVIS , late of Barnstable ,
in said County, physician , deceased , having presented
for allowance , her account of administration of said
estate—
Ordered—That the said Administratrix give notice,
that said account will be considered and acted upon ,
at a Court of Probate to be holden at Barnstable, in
and for said County, on third Tpesday of Jhhc
next , by publishing an attested copy off this order, three
weeks successively, previous to said t/me. in the Barns-
table Patriot, a newspaper printed /n Barnstable , that
all persons interested , may then an/l there appear and
shew cause, if any they have, why/ the said account
should not be 'allc/wed. [
NYMPHAS MARSTON , Judge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
mav 28—3w T: REED. Register.
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Bai'llStal>Ie,\ss.—At Court if Probate holden at
Barnstable ,in a\d for said Cornwy, on the third Tues-
day of May, A.l«., 1850.
JACOB EL1)RE1*GE, Executor of the last will of
EBENEZER EIJUREDGE* late of Harwich , in
said County, deccascd\aving presented for allowance ,
his account of administration of/said estate—
Ordered—That the said\jjxecutor give notice , that
said account will he considftj- cd and acted upon , at a
Court of Probate to be holdftni ot Barnstahle , in and
for said County, on the third 'Jfji esday of June next , by
publishing an attested copy of fhis order , three weeks
successivel y, previous to saic|time , in the Bar n stable
Patriot, a newspaper prime} in wirnstnble, that all
persons interested , may then and\there appear and .
shew cause , if any they hale, wh y\the said account
should not be allowed. /
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NYMPHAS MARSffON , Jtu%e of Probate.
Copy—Attest : / \
may 28—3w / T, REEfo, Register.
W
E the subscribers , havi ng been appointed by the
Hon. Jud ge of ProMite for the CounW of Barns-
tablo , to receive and exaiwine all claims (V .creditors
against the estate of OLIVER VV. BEAR5M5 , bite of
Barnstable , in said County, deceased , represented in-
solv ent , and -dul y qualified—and six month\having
been allowed for creditor s to present and proXe their
claims , do hereb y appoiijf
t the dwelling house ofVJenas
D. Basset in H yan nis, 'and the second Tuesdays of
August and Nove mber next , at one o'clock , P. M^V no-
place and times of our nicetin "1 to receive and examine
said claims. ZEMAS. D. BASSET,
FREEMAN MARCHANT.
Barnstable, May Jl , 1S50, (may ?8
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Cnpe Cod Branch Rail Road Companr.
T^^S\S;^a^:
(i
S-f'i^ers
of
the
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purpose of choosing DircX f
o^bf
en^ingV-r ' u,
coup ler the expediency o/alteung the Rv-Ws r'c£
tive to the time of holding the Annual Meeting an d
the transaction of any oiher business that may come
before said meeting. /
Stockholders can pasl free over the Cape Cod Rraneh
and Fall River Ro:id4 to and from the meeting «n
that day, hy exhibiting *the ir certificates of Stock to the
Conductors. ^
Per Older of the Director?.
SOUTH WORTH SHAW , Clerk.
_P- S.—If an extra train should he run from Sand-
wich on the morning of the meeting, due notice will be
Slven - Sir Boston, June 4.
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Barnstabt.e, ss.—Probate Office, May 31, 1850-
To nil persons interested in the Estate of ASA C.
AMES , late of Barnstable
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in the County of Bams-
tiiMe. deceased , intestate :
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LUTHER HINCKLEYlGiiardian of GeantiIxe
Ames and others , somf of the heirs at law of the
said deceased , having petitioned the Court ef Bpdbote
of said County, to grant af ministration of the estate ta
GEORGE MARSTON./CsQ., of said Barnstnble , or
oth er suitable person—Tilm are hereby notified thnst
said petition will be coiJtidcred nnd acted upon , at a
Court of Probate to he h'
lden nt Bnrnstable , aforesaid ,
on the tliird Tuesday of June next , when nnd where
you may appear and be heard thereon.
By order of the Jud ge of Probate.
June 4—2w T. R-EED, Register.
Estate of*Frank!in Nickerson,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been dul y appointed Administratrix of the good*
and estate of /
ITRANKLIN N/CKERSON
,
lateof Brewster, in the Coumy of Barnstable , mariner,
deceased, intestate, and hns*ccepted that trust and giv-
en bond as the law directs/ And all persons haying
demands upon tho estate