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[Magnetic Telegraph to Boston Papers.]
Arrival of the Steamship Georgia !
New YonK , Sunday, June 9th.
The steamshi p Georgia arrived here about nine
'clock, th is evening.wilh the Mails from California ,
nd S100.000 , in gold dust. She has a large num-
ber of passengers.
The Georg ia brin gs no later news from California.
By Monday's Mail,
Lewis Cass has had to change no position—to
"lake no step backward" to join with the friends of
the country in their present efforts lo bring back
peace and harmony to our peop le.
The whole host who now work together in favor
of compromise base their action on the noninterv en-
tion doctrine declared and advocated by Gen. Cass
years ago—and if settlement is soon,,lo come, sis we
have faith to believe it will , it cannot stand , unless
its foundation is upon nonintervention with slavery
in the Slates or Territories. The course of Clav ,
and Wi'bster , &c.,now is a comp lete vindication and
triump h of the Democracy of the nation. It is a
victory of the Baltimore Convention of 1848 over
the double dealing ot I he Whi gs in that campai gn
The Whi gs themselves have been compelled to ac-
knowledge the truih and justice of the Democratic
doctrines as the onl y ground of settlement ol a great
question whose agitation threatens the destruction of
our nation. This is a triump h far hi gher , far holier
than a mere triump h of a party in a contest for the
Presidency. The Democracy have triump hed , and
the country is safe.—[Lawrence Sentinel.
Cuba.—A correspondent of the N. Y. Herald ,
writing from New Orleans , May 24th , says :
I understand that there are congregated in this
city, ready to leave for Cuba , about fifteen hundred
emigrants , all well armed , and about five thousand
more reanlarl y enrolled between this city and Mem-
phis. The ball has commenced rolling, and it will
never stop until Cuba is ours. The present expedi-
tion may end in defeat , but another on a grand scale ,
will be gotten up, t hat neither Spain , nor their all y,
the government at Washington , can put down. I
liave never seen as much enthusiasm upon miy sub-
ject as is now exhibited by the entire South in favor
of this movement. The tide of popular opinion is in
favor of it , and no administration can be sustained
by the people who are opposed to it.
Mutiny.—Shi p Planter , of Nantucket , as we. are
informed by a Hobartstown paper , took on board 2
seamen at Syd ney, who endeavored to create a mu-
tiny on board th« shi p. One of them seized some
cabin stores, and while endeavoring to pass them up
to the other , was shot dead by Capt. Hussey. The
other attempted to strike the captain with a spear ,
out the latter shot, off one of his hands. Some oth-
ew of the crew had armed themselves , but desisted.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tlie Bai-nstable Co. GiMc Society
Will hold its next annual meeting on THURSDAY
June 20, at 2 1-2 o'clock , p. m., in the Meeting House
of tire Unitarian Church , in Barnstable. AddreWi»r«
expected from the Rev . Mr. Crafts , of Sa, dwid and
from other friends of the Bible cause who rnav he pres-
ent on the occasion. GILES PEASE
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Ba nstable Counties , will he held at Middlebo rough
i out Corners , on the 12th day of June instant. Kev. A.
K. l ope . of bomcrville , is expected to lecture. Among
other topics for discussion , the following are proposed :
I. Shou ld the law compel attendance on schools ?
"
" tlow car> recitations be conducted to the best ad-
vantage ?
_ The teachers and friends of Education are generally
in vited to attend , and partici pate in i*ie business that
may come before the meeting
M. P. SPEAK , Com.
Hats ! Hats ! !—Messrs. Gould & Stoive, 18 Un-
ion street , Bosto n , have received their Spring and
Summer supp ly of fashionable Hats and Caps, which
they are prepared to sell lower than can be bought at
any other store in the city. They have also for sale a
larjj e supp ly of Straw, Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hats ,
which are very desirable for our Cape friends. They
are particularl y in vited to call before purchasing else-
where, tf
MARRIED.
In Ha rwich , 1st inst., by Kev. T. P. Sawin , Mr. Ben-
jamin Mat thews , Jr., of Yarmouth , to Miss Mercy
Walker , of H.
In Westport , 4th inst., Mr. Benjamin C. Smith , of W.,
to Miss Lucy A. Welch , of Ne w Bed lord.
In Plymouth , Mr. Josep h T. Ellis to Miss Ellen
Leach , both of Taunton.
In Nantuekct , Mr. Wm. J. Cartwright to Miss Lu-
cretia R. Coleman ; Mr. Allen Folger to Miss Helen M.
Barney.
In Providence, 26th ult., Mr. Solon R. Johnson to
Miss Achsah B. Godfrey, of Sand wich.
Ar at St John , NB . 1st inst , bark Pallas, Young,
Boston. Cld 31st tilt , ship Geo rge Thacher , Freeman!
Lon don.
Boston—A r 6th. harks Mary land , Davis, Baltimore;
Delawa;e, Lewis, Philadel phia; brigs Isabella , Mathewsv
Baltimore; Erie , Ryder , and Acorn , How es, Phi ladel-
phia; schs Rebecca Fiances, Nicholson , and Adelin e,
Coleman , do; A L Hyde, Bailey, Fredericksburg: D
Cox Hallet; Win 11 Tmner , Basset; J Stratton , Bates;
Ji.i zaheth , Otis; Planter. Lovell . and Banner , Kel ley,
Albany; Eliza , Donne: Lyncbburg. Crowell: GL.Lovefl;
Ellen , Bearse; Julia A Kich , Winslow , and Howard ,
Baker New York; Amanda , Stupes. Sautrerties. Cld
sens Bnrbadocs, Rogers, Gonaives: Cape Fear. Kelley,
bt 1eters, ftliq; Jasper, Howes, and Mystic, Reed , New
San Francisco—Ar Apl 22d , sch Eugene, Coleman ,
Barnstable ISov 12; 25th. bark Rio. Baker, Providence
Oct 24; 26th . sh ip Mattakeeset, Pet erson , Boston Nov
11, Callao Mch 6; 27th , sch B L Allen , Morgan , Bos-
ton Nov 13, Val paraiso Mch 10: 30th , shi p Manco Fish
Boston Sep t 7, baik Danl Webster , Hi ggins. do Sept
23: brig Emil y, Bourne , Macy, San Dics'
o. S!d 30th ,
ship Hampton. Davis , Calcutta; bark 'John Faruum.
Cassin , Val paraiso.
New Orleans—Ar 28th. shi p Squ antum , Crocker,
Boston. Cld , ship Isaiah Crowell , do. Towed to sea
19th , shi ps Emma Field, and Emil y Taylor; 22d , bri g
Roirelim; 20th. burl; Southerner: bri gs Hope, and Adna.
Mobile—Adv 29th , bri g Washega, Smith , for New
lor k , few days.
Pcnsacola— Cld 28th , sch Wm Penn , Hinckley, Kit-
tery.
Ch arleston—Ar 2d. sch T C Bartlctt , Hopkins , Phil-
adel phia. Sid 1st , shi p Fcrax, Boston.
Richmond—Adv 4th , sch Courier , for Boston , wt<»
500 pk gs tobacco; Oriana , for New York , do.
Georgetown , DC—Si d 3d , sch Susan. Bray, Boston
Philadel phia—Cld 5th , bark Mary, Whelden .Boston:
sch Edith , Crowell , do.
New York—Old 5th. bri g Caroline , Loring, Norfolk;
schs bnsan Chase , Chase , Rappahannock ; M L Hall ,
Tibbet ts, and Cora, Chase. Ph iladel phia.
[Per steamshi p America , at New York.]
Ar at Liverpool , 21t ult . Western Star, Knowles,
Boston; 22d , Parliament , Brown , do; 23d , Par thi.in!
Cole , do. Cld , prev to 24th , T B Wales. Crocker , New
Orleans. Adv , Western Star , for Boston 5th rn-t.
Sid fm Gibr altar , Alay 10, Oak , Bowers, Boston.
Cld at Calcutta , Mth 25. Audobon , Winsor , N Bed-
fo rd. Sid from Saugor 30th , Samoset, Hol lis, Boston;
A pl 1 , Jos Mei ggs, Winsor, New Bedford ; 2d , Cato,
Hen ry, Boston. Going down the river , 7th , Newto n ,
Sears, do. "
Ar at Woosnng, Mch 10, Horatio, Crocker, New
York Oct 26.
Mauritius , March 30—The Rubicon , Scobie , fm Bos-
ton , was driven ashore , but has been got off , and sld
!6th for Calcutta.
Sld fm Hoba rt Town , VDL, abt Jan 28, ship Eliza-
beth Starbuck , Parker , San Francisco.
Ar at Honolulu , March 11 , bark Maria , Mattison .San
Francisco; 21st. shi p Republic , Austin do; 24th , bark
Sacramen to, Tucke r, do. Cld 29th , shi p Russell , San
Francisco. In port, A pl 2, shi p Deucalion , Cole, unc;
bri gs Trrscar , Wcldcn , fm Boston for San Francisco,do;
Cepiapo , Southward , do; Bro thers , Soule, do; sch Roe,
Swasey, do.
At Juan Fernandez , Mch 10, bark Cario Mauran ,
Tilling hast, fm Boston Nov 21 , for San Francisco.
At Val parai so. Apl 29, all for San Francisco, steam-
shi p New World , Nickerson , fm New York Nov 9, 20
ds from Rio Janeiro, ordered to 29 ds quarantine; shi p
Plymouth , Pousland .fm Boston Dec 28: barks Mianton-
omo , Coll ins , I'm New York Jan 15; Winslow , Stall , fm
New Bedford Dec 15, 60 ds fm Rio Janeiro.
At Harbor of Mercy, Straits of Magell an , April —,
bark A bby Parker , Pratt, from Baltimore Nov 12; had
been 80 ds in the Straits.
At Tamar Har bor, Apl —, a large fleet of Am schrs,
2 belonging to New London , wind bound , supposed for
California.
Boston—Ar 7th , bark Union , Kendrick , and Lowell.
Loveland , Bal timore; Jus Smith , Cla rk , Philadel phia:
brig J W Godfrey, Godf rey, St Marys , Ga; schs Joshua
11 Davis , Sma ll , Rappaharmock ; Ellen , Nickerson. Del-
aware city; Montano, Hallet , Troy. Cld , shi p No nan-
tnrn . Bates , Baltimore, to load for California; bri gs Ma-
ry Ellen , Merrow ," Wilmington , NC; Choc taw, Ken-
drick , Charles ton; schs Milwaukie , Stowers, Wilming-
ton , NC; Wolco tt , Beers, New Ywk.
New Orleans—A r 29th. bark Shannon , Boston.
Ch arleston—Ar 3d , brig Gen Tay lor. Boston.
Bucksville , SC—Ar pre v to 31st, bri g William , Fish,
Fairhaven. Cld , bri g Reuben Carver, Carver, Frank-
lin , La.
Richmond—A r 5th , sch Plato, New York. Sld 4th ,
hark Gov Bri ggs, Hallet, Boston; sch David Hale,Ben-
sorr , Fall Riv er.
Bal timore—Ar 6th. brig Elizabeth Felton , Eldri dge,
Cienfuegos; schs Cohasset, Tobey, Boston; Oscar Jones,
Kelley, New York.
Phil adel phia—Ar 5th. bri g Clement, Mayo. Charles-
ton. Cl d 5th , scb N C Harris , Phrmmer, Boston ; 6th ,
bark Vesta , Flinn , do; brigs Pauline , Flinn , and Abbott
Law rence, Crowell , do; sch Edna C, Kelle y, do.
New York—Ar 6th , sch Louisa , Cha se, Boston.
Hartford—Ar 6th , sch Ann Flower, Ciiapin , Boston :
sloop Report , Stetson , Chatham.
At Shang hai , Mch 2 1, shi p Horatio.Crocker, for New
York , uric.
At Canton . Mch 27, ship Flavins, Eogers.for Califor-
nia ; sch Indiana , Crosby, nnc.
At Singapore , Apl 5. ships Saml Appleton , Kenned y.
Cm Boston for Bombay, for Hong Kon g; 7th , Cynthia
Little, for New York . Id g.
At Calcutta , Apl 8, shi ps Arab, Thurstou , for Boston
4 or 5 ds; Kpaminondas , White, for do 10; Bowditeh ,
Pike , for do 15 or 20; Cap itol , Brad bury, f»r do, cop-
pering. Shi p Newton , Sears, for Boston , was going
down river , with steam , and would go to sea 9th. Sld
8th , with steam , shi p Area tus. Knowles, Boston. Sld
fm San d Heads, March 8, shi ps North Bend , Bn rsley,
Boston; 22d , Argo, Mcacum , do; 26th , Audobon , Win-
sor, New Bedford ; bark Bri ghton , Robinson , Boston;
29th , shi ps Samoset, Hollis , do; 31st, Jos Mei ggs, Win-
sor, New Bedford ; A pl 2, Cato , Henry, Boston.
At Messina , 12th ult , sch Luther Child , Baker , for
Boston 14th a 15th. Sld abt 5th , bark Franklin , Wood.
Ne w York.
At Palermo, 14th ult , bri g Martha Wor thington ,
Freeman , for Boston 1 or 2 ds.
At Leghorn, 17th ult , bark Prompt , Parker, for Bos-
ton , wtg cargo.
At Gib raltar , 14th ult , bark Mi ssouri , Brown , for Su-
matra , 1 or 2 ds. Sld 18th , bri g Oak , Bowers , Boston .
, At Port an Prince, 19th ult , bri g Panama , Eldridge,
for New York, few dnvs.
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Hi iMonday ICvening 's Mail.]
Boston—Ar June 8th , barks Appleton , Nickerson ,
Baltimore: Gen Jc~np, Fisher, and Poconockct, BreW-
er; Phil adel phia; schs Hy M Sm ith, Foxwell , Rapp ahan-
nock ; Leander. Niekerson , and Con vert , Boul t, Albany;
E A Stevens, Bacon , Rondout; 9th , bark Kezia , Reii-
<]a-ll, Ha vana; Merrimac , M.athews, Philadel phia; schs
J Holt, Chase. Cardenas: Rio, Nickerson , Phi ladel phia;
Isabella , Arbecsrm , arid Win Henry , Wade , Ne w York.
Cld, shi ps Plymouth Rock , Caldwell , Liverpool; Sa-
chem , (new , of Boston , 718 tons) Woodbti ry, St John ,
NB , to load for Liverpool ; barks Ida , Hallet , and Eu-
taw,' M athews , Bal timore; Eagle, Ma thews; Selah , At-
kins, and Nashua , Clifford , Philadel phia; brig Canton.
Crowell , do; scb Globe, Nickerson , do; Com Kearncv !
Lovell ; Emma, Lo vell; Abbott Lawrence, Allen , ami
Isis, Chase , New York.
Mobile—Ad v .JOth , shi p Franchise, Brny, for Li ver-
pool , pa rt cargo eng d; bri gs Times, Hinckley, and Oli-
ver Sumner, for New York.
Richmo nd—Ar 6th , schs Sharon , Sears, and Lowell,
Bak er, Bostorr.
Baltimore—Sld 6th , brigs Aconite, and Robt Wing.
Crowel l, Boston.
. Philade lphi a—Ar 7th , sch J P Lofland , Hallet . Mny-
agnez. Below 6th , hark Gen Tay lor , Boston; bri gs Ce-
lestina , and China , do.
Albany—Ar 7th , schs Thetis, Augusta , Oli ver, Saga-
naw, and 15 H Field , Boston.
New York—Ar 7th , shi p Philen a, Berry, Liverpool.
Below, ship Heber , Patterson , fm Canton Jan 14.
Sld from Batavia , March 28, ship Minstrel , Basset,
Boston.
Assignees' Sale.
I Will be sold at Public Auction , on MONDAY the
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Th0 Heuse «ml Homestead of Clark
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-!1 insolvent de''tor , situate in
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" Meadow . Tillage and Orcharding, being
one of the most desirsbj e situations in Sandwich.
Also—About 7 loads Salt and Fresh Meadow.
Also—The Woodland belonging to said Estate.
Also—One equal and undivided third part of a tract
of Land , about CO acres, in Monument, called Bourne's
Neck.
Also—One equal and undivided half part of a lot of
Woodland and Cleared Land , about 12 acres, lying- a t
Herr ing liiver.
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sandwich , May 28. S\v
Cape Cod Branch Rail Road Company.
rpiIE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of ths
JL Cape Cod Branch Rail Road , will beh eld in the
<-hapel at Mr. Wleboro" Four Corners, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 19th inst. at 9 1-2 o'clock . A. M., for the
purpose of choosmg Dnectors for the ensuing year, to
consider the expediency of altering the By- Laws rela-
tive to the time ot holding t
^ Annnal Meeting and
rhe transaction of any other business that may'
come
bciore said mectrng. /
Stockholders can pass free pver the Cape Ood Branch
and Fall River Ro.ida. to stnd from the meetino- on
that day, by exhibiting then/ certificates of Stock to the
Conductors. /
A Trai n of Cars will leave Sandwich for Micidlebor-
ough on that day at 7 1-2/o'clock a. m.. for the accom-
modatio n of Siockholdeiy! attending the meeting.
Per order of the Dijfcctors..
SO U'JBIIWORTH SHAW, Cleit.
Boston , June 4. I 3w
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PinA Grove Seminary.
THE Summer Verm of eleven weeks, will com-
mence on MONDAY , June 10th.
Young Ladies wishing for thorough and scientific
instruction in Vocal dvd Instrumental Musk, mav enjoy
peculi ar advantages atMhis Institution
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RERMS—
Common Studies, \ 3 50
Hi gher Brancnes, \ 4 qq
French , / \ 2 08
Drawi ng, / \ 2 08
Lessons on the Piano Forte, including use of
instrument , 8 08
Lat in and Greek Languages, each 1 50
Board—For Ladies, 1'75—Lads $2 per week includ-
in g washing, li ghts , &c.
SIDNEY BROOKS, A. B ., Princi pal .
Miss Lucy Brown, Preceptress.
Miss N. W. Perkins, Teacher of Vocal Music.
Ha rwich , May 21. 4W
Estate of Alsa mogers.
NOTICE is hereby given , jlat the subscriber has
been dul y appoin ted ExectiW of the hist will and
testament of / \
ASA ROG/ER S
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late of Orleans , in the Count-* of Batastable, yeoman ,
decease d, testate , and has accepted ihni trust and aiv-
en Bond as the law directs. / And all persons having
demands upon the estate of the said deceived are here-
by required to exhibit thc sfirne; and all persons in-
debted to the said estate arof called upon to make pay-
ment to ASA ROGERS, Executor.
Harwich , May 10, 1850. I 3W [nuty 21
DR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BIT-
TERS , compou nded of Sarsaparilla , Wild Cherry,
Yellow Dock , Prickl y Ash. Dandelion Root, &c.—for
the immediate cure of Jaundice , Billious and Live r
Comp laints , Sick Headache , Loss of Appetite , and
Languid Weakness of the whole system , Coughs,Colds ,
&c, can be used at all ages, and by both sexes, -with
perfect safety. They always do good and never do
hurt.
Wholesale price to the trade , $2 per dozen—retail
onl y 25 cents for a large bottle. Sold in Barnstable by
O. M Hinckley and others.
N. B. All dealers should keep these Bitters, as they
sell quick , and give unbounded satisfaction.
Ju ne 11 4w
Soriiiir and Sumnier Medicine.
FROM THE ABLE AND DISTING UISHED
Dr. A. mcFarland ,
Of the Insane Hospital , Concord, N.II.
We are favored wi th the following truth-speaking
and convincing letter , as to the virtues of Dr. Thomas
Corbett's Hi ghl y Concentrated Syrup of Sarsaparilla :
Gentlemen : Havi g directed and made use of the Com-
pound Concentrated Syrup of Sarsaparilla , prepared by
the United Society of Shakers,somewhat extensivelv in
my practice , I cheerfull y add my testimony to its valua-
ble q ualities. In those depraved habits connected with
scrofulous diathesis , which we often find , but for which
it is difficult to prescribe , I consider this Syrup pecu-
liarl y useful. In chronic diseases of the skin , it may
be used with success, being well calculated for this class
of diseases. Being acquainted with the composition of
this Syrup, I speak of it with more confidence.
a. McF arland, m. d.,
Insane Hosp ital , Concord , N. H.
Truth s like these pro ve the efficacy of this invaluabl e
preparation of Dr. Corbctt ! It is not heralded to the
world by disgusting statements of cures which no med-
icine ever could effect , but it simp ly promises , (under
the approval of the ablest physicians and chemists in
the country.) to cleanse the,blood, heal the lungs, cha nge
a depraved system , cure all eruptions of the skin , dispel
dis eases of the liver , erysipelas , rheumatism , salt rheum ,
dysentery, and give tone to an enfeebled and dyspepsical
stomach.
That it will effect these cures permanently, testimo-
nials are too abundant to be offered.
EDWARD BRINLEY & CO., Boston,
Sole Agents.
For sale at the County Bookstore. Barnstable, by O.
M. HINCKLEY.
Agents —A. Percival, Barnstable; James Knowles,
Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo , Chat-
ham : E. Edson , Orleans; Higgins & Crosby, Brewster;
P. W. Hi ggins , Wellfleet.
I>r. Wistar 's Bal sam of Wild Cherry
Is a chemi cal extract of Wild Cherry and Tar. Eve-
ry bod y knows that Wild Cherry possesses important
medicinal properties ; and Tar Water has always been
ad ministered in Consumption and Lung affections gen-
erall y, by our oldes t and safest physicians. Various
remedies, it is true, have been offered and puffed into
no toriety for the cure of diseases of the lungs, and some
ha ve been found no doubt very useful , but of all that
have yet been discovered , it is' admitted by physicians ,
and all who have witnessed it effects , that none has
proved as su ccessful as this. For Asthma, Shortne ss
of Breath , and similar affections , it may be pronounced
a posi tive cure. It has cured Asthma in many cases of
ten and twenty years standing, after physicians had de-
clared the case beyond the reach of medicine.
This Bal sam is made from materials which Nature
has pla ced in all northern latitudes , as an an tidote for
di seases caused by cold climates.
"Nature is but the name for an effect
Whose cause is God."
Let us no t neglect her plainest dictates.
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS, on the
wrapper.
Applications for Agencies to be made to the General
Agent , SETH W. FOWLE, Boston , Mass.
Agents.—O. M. Hinc kley, Barnstable; Jas. Knowles,
Ya rmouth ; F. Davis , Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo , Chat-
ham ; E. Edson , Orleans ; Higgins & Crosby, Brews,
tcr; P. W. Higgins, Wellfleet.
Tn Osterville, suddenly, on Sunday last, Mrs. Mercy,
wife of Capt. Warren Lovell , about 40.
In Wareham , 26th ult., suddenl y, Mrs. Abby S., wife
of Mr. Thacher Hi nckley, of Hyannis Port , 30.
In Midd lcboro ', 30th ult., Mr"
Abner Barrows, 79.
In Plymouth ,4th inst., Mrs. Elizabeth A., wife ot Mr.
Syl vanus Harlow , 38.
In Pl ympton , 28th ult., Mrs. Nancy, wife of Mr. Ezra
Finney, ol.
In New Bedford , 3d inst., Elizabeth L., youngest
daug hter of W. M. and'M. F. Parker, 3 years.
In Na ntucket , 20th ult., Mrs Peggy Folger, 67. '
In Pro vidence , 30th ult., M rs. Elizabeth , widow of the
late Josiah Barker, of Nan tucket , 83.
In Belgrade, Me , 18th ult., M r. James Lombard.one
of ihe pioneers of the town , 89, formerly of thi s town.
In Brookl yn , N. Y., Mr. Allen Gorliam , formerly of
this town , 79.
In Philadel phia , Capt. Edwin Barnard , formerly of
Nantucket , 49.
At Rio Janeiro , April 12, of yellow fever Mr. Ed-
ward A , Pease , 33 ; Edmund , son of Mr. Rola nd Fol-
ger, 18 ; 19th , Mr. Win . C, son of Mr. Robert Folger,
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8, all of' Nantucket, la te seaman on board shi p Scot-
land , of IS., from Boston for California. Also, 19th.
f &vtlo Folgcr
'of iNantuckct> lilte of sh'P Scot-
In San Francisco , April ioth , Mr. Ahisha S. Clevc-
KiSSi^
Mr
- Thomas G-»»**»*> of
DIED.
Port of Barnstable, June 4th—Ar sch Sam-
uel , Slocum , mackereling.
5th—Sld , schs Sappho, Farris, Boston; Louisa , Bur-
gess, mackereling.
6th—Ar sloop Mail , Crocker, Boston.
7th—Sld , schs Mary A, Hamblin , and Samuel, Slo-
cum , mackereling.
9th—Ar sch Sappho, Farris , Boston. Sld, sip Mail.
Crocker, do.
Cotilit Port, Juno Sd—Ar sch General Miller,
Fish , Western Bank , 11 ,000 fish.
8th—Ar sch Leader , Nickerson , Western Bank, 17,-
000 fish. Spoke June 2d , sch Frederick , Young, of
Barnstable , 10,000 fish , for home in a week.
MARINE LIST.
The Captain of the port of Perniitnbuco ,- gives no-
tice in the O Commercial , of Rio , of April 25, of the
construction of two new buoys, in said port , to guard
m ariners against the dangerous banks and rocks called
thL
g
1Rock- Particular attention is necessary to
inoee two buoys, to all who sail to Periunnbuco, ar,d %
full map and descri ption of them will no doubt be giv-
I en by the Brazilian Consul at Boston.
We are informed by several masters of vessels, (says
the Providence Journal) that the North and bouth
j buoys on Watch Hill Reef , have been missing for some
time past; also the buoy on Napemee Point.
Notice to Mari ners.
A full rigged brig, of and from New \orkfor Uragres,
with forty passengers, including four ladies , was lostQn
i Caicos reef Mth ult: all on board saved. About 15 of
j her passengers arrived at Grand Turk , Turks Islands ,
in a wrecker , 15th ult. [Brig Nathan Hale. Bearse, for
! Chagres and Savanilla , cld at New York Apl 25. We
1 believe the N H hails from New York.]
j Bark Norma , of New Bedford , while lying at anchor
I in the harbor of Apalachicola , near West Pa,-s, with abt
\ 500 bales of cotton on board , was discove red to be on
j fire, ni ght of 23d ult; it was issuing from the main hatch ,
I and in 15 minutes after , all communication from the
I stern to the fore part of the vessel was cut off , and some
: of the me n on the after part of the vessel took the stern
j boat amj rescued those on the topgallant lorecastle. In
j 20 min utes after the fire was discovered they were obli g-
I ed to abandon her. Several boats from the shore came
to their assistance, but of no avail. The jib and flying
jib and , a few pieces of ri gging, were saved. The N
; burnt to the water 's edge, and next morning was towed
J on the flats, where sh e remained in 6 feet water ,and was
I still burning. The ori gin o'f the fire was unknown. She
I was a good vessel of 289 tons , and built in Dartmouth
in 4843. The N was insured for two thirds of her value ,
as follows: S5000, equall y divided between the Pacific
and Mutu al Marine Offices , N ew Bedfo rd, and $5000
(Captain 's share) at an office in Boston.
i Disasters. *c.
I he keeper of the Light vessel Presid en t, off the Sow
and Pijrs , notes the first appearance of a fleet of mack-
erel catchers , May 28, and states that they hav e thus far
done a middling busin ess.
Ar at Harwich. 31st ult , sch s Grecian , Magathlin ,
Cape Sable: Lad y Arabella , Baker, Western Bank,
30u qtls; Lucy Baker, mackereling, 200 bbls; 1st inst ,
Olive Clark , do, 150 bbls ; 2d, Mira nda , ; 3d , Re-
form Baker , Cape Sable: Ajax , Nickerson , Western
Bank , 175 qtls; Boston , Gaboon , do, 275 do; Lavina ,
Long, do, 800 do.
f-ild from Newburyport 7th, sells Harriet , Chase; Jno
Murray, Chase; Elizabeth , Chase, and Gladiator.Chase ,
all for Labrador.
Spoken , on Western Bank , May 24 , schs Kentuck y,of
Yarmouth , 4000 fish; Faithful , of Barnstable.
Spoken , Sable Island NNW 15 miles, May 30, (by
sch Stranger at Sou *,h Harwich) sch Seychelle, of
Pi'Ovincetovvn , 4000 fish.
Fisiiertiien.
Ar at New Bedford ,2d, ships Liverpool , Tripp, North
Pacific Ocean , Oahu , Dec 1, 2000 bbls (50 sp) oil , 15,-
000 lbs bone; Trident , Tabor, N Pacific , via Sandwich
Islands. 2300 bbls , (20 sp) 25,000 lbs bon e; 3d , Midas ,
Eldrid ge, do do, 150 bbls sp, 1450 wh ; Levi Starbuck ,
Allen , Nantucket , to fit for w haling; 5th , bark Fortune ,
Woodbrid ge, North Pacific Ocean ,via Sandwich Islands
and Pernambuco , 2300 bbls wh oil. Cld 2d , shi p Ros-
ci us, Wi nslow , Pacific; barks Andrews , (new , 303 tons)
Nye, do; Bcvis , (new) Snell , Indian Ocean.
Ar at Mattapoisett , Sd , bar k Willis , Taber, Coast of
Africa , Cape Void Islands May 5, full cargo, 660 bbls
sp, 40 humpback oil.
Spoken , May 22 , lat 24 48, Ion 64 04, sch Rienzi , of
Provincetown , oil not stated.
Spoken. May 23, lat 32 20 N. Ion 59 W, sch Louisa,
Young, of Province town, 3 weeks out. 50 hbls oil.
Spoken , June 1, off Currituck , sch Chanticleer , 16 ds
from Provincetown.
Whalers.
March 26. lat 34 05 S, Ion 43 50, bark Sea Breeze.
Newell , from Boston Fcb 6, for California.
March 31 , lat 6 44 N, Ion 2I 31W , shi p Mareellus.
Spooner , from Boston March 5, for California.
April 5. lat 12 12 S, Ion 33 54 W, hark Eureka , Ry-
der, from Boston March 29, for California.
A pril 7, off Island of St Vincent , bark Niagara , Jar-
vis, from Boston March 7, for California.
April 14, lat 13 1-2 S. Ion 32 1 2 W, shi p Tremont ,
Tay lor, 45 ds from Savannah for California.
May 18 , between St Thomas and Mayaguez , bark
Santee , Parker , one day from the former for the latter.
May 1, lat 36 18, Ion '72 41 , bark Kanawba , Higgins,
from Matanzas for Riga.
May 21, lat 24 03, Io n 83 40, ship Trenton , Snow , fm
Boston for New Orleans.
June 5 10 am , on Fishing Rip, bark Damariscotta , 35
hours from Boston for San Francisco.
Spoken, &c.
iSoston—Ar 3d , barks Jas W Paige, Tay lor, Balti-
more ; Tremont , Tay lor , Philade l phi a; brigs Samuel
Brown , Baker; Emma , Baker , and Foster , Baker , do;
schs Wolcott , Ry der , and Homer. Kent , New York ;
Narcissa , Jones , Cold Spring. Cld. shi ps Townsend ,
Richardson . St John. NB .to load for Liverpool ; Parthe-
non , Tay lor, New Orleans; brig Ann M aria , Smith ,
Wilmington , NC.
New Orleans—Cld 24th , bark Jona Goodhne , Hi g-
gins , New York , sch Urbana , Sinall ,Apalachicola. Adv ,
shi p No rth Atlantic , Cook , for Liverpool , abt June 5.
Mobile—Cld 25th , bri g Benici a, Young, Boston.
St Marks—Sld 21st , bri g J G Anderson , Paine , New
York.
Georgetown , SC—Ar 22d , brig William , Fish , Fair-
ha ven for Bucksville.
Richmond—Ar 31st, sch Cou rier, Rogers, Boston.
Norfolk—Ar 30th , schs Fairficld , Nickerson , Boston;
Jane, Harding, New Bedford ; 31st, Sharon , Boston; Pal-
myra , and I) Francis , Nantucket.
Ale xandria—Cld 1st, sch Susan , Bray. Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 1st, shi p Jas Edward , Chase, Cardiff.
Philadel phia—Ar 1st, shi p Sheffield , Lewis. New Or-
leans; schs Vendovi , Hatch. Mobile; Friend , Hallet, N
York ; 2d , sch Hy Atkins, Rendell . Boston. Cld 1st,
barks Merrimac, Bangs, and Gen Jesup, Fisher,Bos ton.
Newport—Ar 1st, schs Boston , Kelley, Philadel phia
for Boston; Cape Cod , Kelly, Ne w York for Danvers.
Calais—Cld 24th , bri g Hudson , Hallet, New York.
Ban gor—Ar 30th , schs J B Myers , Smi th , Orleans;
31st, Pizarro, Bragg, New York ; Francis, Barnstable.
Boston—Ar 4th shi ps Sunbeam , Putnam , Li verpool:
Jenny Lind , Robinson , Ne w Orleans; barks Vestai
Crocker, Mobile; Velocity. R yder, Ch arleston; bri gs
Henr ico,Small , Aux Cayes; Elisha Doa nc , Loring, Bal-
timore; Chicopee , Emery; Pearl , Harding; Mary H,
Cro well ; Marcia. Smith , and Emp ire.Crowell , Phil adel-
phia; schs J C Calhonn , Case, Alexandria: Alexandria ,
Studley; J O Ireland , Crowell ; Boston , Kelley, and Wm
Pope, Foster, Philadel phia; Despatch , Scuddcr , Wil-
mington, Del ; Mary , Crosby; Aerial , Small ; Vintage.
Hand y, and Oregon , Bacon , Albany; Fashion , Loiing;
Mt Vernon , Hall ; Challenge, Foster; J Cooley & Co,
Eld ridge, and L H Nickerson , Nickerson , Ne w York ;
Gem, Wiley, Ne w Haven. Cld , shi p Asia, Dunbii r,
Madras and Calcut ta: bark Rothschild, Small ,Nor th and
South Atlan tic Oceans, whaling: schs Messingc.r, Lay-
ton , Frcdericksburg: Clarissa Story, Doano, Harwich.
Mo bile—Ar 27th , brigs Times, and J M Clayton ,
Boston.
Cha rleston—In port , 30th , bark s Avola, for Boston ,
Idg; Cherokee, for New Orlean s.
Alexa ndria—Cld 1st, sch Old Zack , Foster, Boston.
Baltimore—Cld 1st ,bri g Mary Stanton ,Ryder,Boston.
Phil adel phia—A r 2d , ba rks Allioth. Lunt, and M ary
F Sl ade , Howes, Boston; br igs Sun. Crosb y, and Myra ,
Studley , do; schs Ed ith. Crowell , an d Edna C, Kell y, N
York ; 3d , bri g Ella , Halle t, Calais; sch New Deliuht ,
Phinney, New Bedford. Cld 1st , sch Emerald , Bacon ,
Boston; 3d, sch Florence , Hop kins , do.
Al bany—Ar 3d , sch Tribune , Boston; sloops Erie ,
and Emil y, Ne w Bedford.
Ne w York—Ar 3d , hark Savannah , Crowell , Sa van-
n ah. Cld , shi ps Corne lia , French , Liverpool: Jessore.
Cobb , New Orleans. Sld , shi p Commonwealth.
Bos ton—Ar 5th , schs Adeline, Chapman , Pensacola;
Choctaw , Phinney, Philadel ph ia; New York , Goodscll.
and Ab bott Lawrence , Allen , Ne w York. Cld , shi p
Esther May, Ste > ens, New York , to load for China;
barks Zion , Reynolds , Baltimore ; Onk . R ydcr ,and Gem ,
Nicke rson. Philadel phi a; brigs Jas Wallace , Small , Ci-
enfuegos: Su san , Hall, Mobile ; Ocean , Eldridge, Balti-
mo re; sehs Washington , Gaskill , Washington .NC; Zone,
Cro well , Hamp den , Mo.
Gal vcston—In port 23d , shi p Star Republic, for New
York , ready; bark Norumbega , for do, Id g.
New Orleans—Ar 27 th , shi p Trenton , Snow, Boston.
Norfolk—Ar 1st, shi p Medora , Ames; Havana; schs
Statesman , Loring, Camden; Lowell, Baker , Boston;
Oscar Jones, Kelley, New Bedford.
In Hamp ton Roads, 1st, sch Reaper, Long, from
Portland for Fredericksburg; and abt 50 sail of wind
bound vessels.
Baltimore—Sld 2d , brig Mary Stanton , Boston ; sch
Stranger , Ellis, Plymouth
A.ii n'^'elptua—Ar 3d .schs Mt Vernon , Lewis, Calais:
4tn . Columbia , Kelley, Boston; E Davidson.Kelley.Har-
wien Ud 4th , bark Girard , Chase, Bos ton; brig Myra,
Studley do; sch Southerner , Crowell , Dennis.
JNe w York—A,- 4th , shi p Erie, Lewis. Apalachicola:
brig Ab rasra , Atkins , Rio Grande; schs Era Chamber-
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Wickford , RI-Ar 3d ,bri g Henry. Baker .Philadelphia
Ar at Pillau , 12th ult, bark Orono, Chase, fm Boston
via Copenhagen for komgsberg
At Rio Grande , Apl 14, bri g Rodman , Bowen from
New Bedford Jftn H, for California , «nc,
Arrivals. Clearances . &c.
Looking Glass Manufactory,
©©wan & wi^B®s)
43 Cornitill , Boston ,
MANUFACTURE , and ha ve/forsale, a full assort-
men t of LOOKING GLASSES, in Mahogany,
Wa lnut and Gilt FraWs. /
Coun try Merch ants ^rc invited
to
call, as they will
find all sizes , and at .£o\n Prick .
Also , on h and—French ann German Looking Glass
PLATES , and a largcVi^aiortment of Lithographic
Print and Picture Fit A MM.
PICTURES framed to\rder, in Gilt , Rosewood ,
Walnu t or Mahogany. / \ 3m June 4
WdntM,
IMMEDIATELY— A /BOY , 14 or 15 years of age,
of good habits , as ari A pprentice to the Printing
Business. Inquire at this office ,
May 28,
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; MW ADVERTISEMENTS.
._ JSf otice.
! clock A. M, for the accornmod/iion of Stockholders °
t-
i tendin g the Annual Meetmtfof tlW?ape Cod Branch
i Rail Roan Company. /
I SOUTHWORTH SHAW, Clerk
I Boston. June II.
j B. F. GILMAn7mTd7~~~
! sm@s©sy ©JssysHiss'g
1 <>1 Fcdcrai-strcct , Boston.
j References— /
Drs. Jacob Bigei.ok, ) Medical Professors
John C. WabjE en-, [ in
Walter Chaining, ; Harvard Universitv.
N. Morse, Esq., / ]). Hensiiaw, Esq.,
I Rev. N. L.iaoTiiiNoniM , B. Butlkr, Esq.
D. I/. H
j N. B.—Dr. G. will 'be in Ba.nstahle (the present
: week) and Yarmouth Port mid vicinity most of the
] time throug h the Summer months.
Barnstable , June 11. tf
Last Call !
HAVING comp lete/ all my arrangements for com-
mencin g practice/in Boston on tlie 1st of Jul y, I
make this hist call up/n all indebted to me to make
I pay ment before that line, as 1shall then positivel y put
i all outstanding accounts into the hands of at attorney
, for collection. TI1OS. P. JACKSON.
Barnstable, June 11.
COFFEES ,
EXCEEDINGLY LOW i i i
(CONSUMERS of this article are invited to call and
J examine the assortment offered for sale by the
NEW - ENGLAND |EA COMPANY,
130 Washington-flreet, Boston,
at a Discount of twenty/per cent, from former
prices , 1viz :—
1
2 pounds fine Cu ba for %\ 00
1
0 " " Porto O/ibello, 1 00
O " Roasted and Ground Cuba , 1 00
r
8 " " " Old Java , 1 00
The above ground Coffees are warranted pure.
Orders by Express promptly attended to.
Boston , June 11. 4w
Commissioners ' Notice.
I \X/
"E tne subscribers , having been appointed by the
; W Hon. Nymp has Mars/on, Jud ge of Probate, to
receive and examine the claims of creditors to the es-
tate of FRANKLIN NICKERSON, late of Brewster,
j deceased , represented insolvent ; do hereby gi ve notice ,
j that six months are allowed to said creditors to brinj;
I in and prove their claim*—and that we shall attend
that service at the dwelli/ig house of Edith N ickerson ,
widow , in Brewster, on ttie first Mondays of July and
December next. '
OLTVER ELDREDGE, Jr., ) „
FRANKLIN BASSETT, j
Commissioners.
Brewster, June 11, 1850.
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron and Copper Man-
ufactory-— Fluid Lamps, &c.
THE subscriber would respectfull y inform the citi-
zens of Ba rnstable and vicinity, that he continues
at his old stand , in the vieifiity of "the Custom House
to manufacture TIN PLR t'E, SHEET IRON and
COPPER , in all i ts vaffous branches. He has on
hand , and keeps constan^ for sale, a grea t variety of
articles of Tin Ware, oa the most improved manufac-
ture , which he will sell»at the lowest prices, and he
hopes to secu re the patijonajje of those in want of good
articles , believing tbat*ie can make all the various ar-
ticles in his line, Cheaper than they can purchase else-
where.
II?"He is now prepared to accommodate those in
want of FLUID LAMPS,— Caps and lubes fitted to
all kind of Lamps.
Also—An excellent variety of Block Tin Ware,
which he can recommend to those in want of good ar-
ticles. He hopes to secure, by his attention to busi-
ness, a liberal share of patronage.
*#*Old Rags taken in exchange for Tin Ware.
June 11 'ALLEN BAKER.
Cod FisH.
FOR sale by the subscribe/ from one to three thou-
sand CODJFISH , good duality, on favorable terms.
/ J. G. NICKERSON.
Cotuit Port , June 11. "
Notice.
THE subscriber havin g received a very handsome 1
lot of White Pine Pumrt Logs from the East , is ]
prepared to furnish thosKin/want of his Pine Pump, ,
with or without Cast IroV/Chambers, as sui ts them
bes t. He believes the chambers have given general ,
satisfaction to those who h/vVised them—the expense I
being much less than conij/ositiW and answer the same ;
purpose. / >y 1
Gratefu l for the liberal/patronage he has r«*eived, he .
hopes by.furnishing a good Pump, to continue to re- 1
ceive the same. SILVANUS JAGGER.
Ccnt reville , June 11.
Canoerpermanentl y cured without Pain or the use of
the Knife.
IT has lately been discovered that certain Vegetable
substances, properl y compounded , will cure the
most malignant Cancer, in a very short time , wholl y
eradicating it without pain or inconvenience to the patient.
It will also remove Wens and IthcrTumors almost im-
mediatel y. This Compound /las been tested by Phy-
sicia ns of undoubted respectal/ilily, who hav e confessed
their astonishment at its miraculous powers. The pub-
lic- arc assured that it is a ge/iuine, safe, and trul y val-
uable compound—and the Proprietor will vouch for
th e cure of every Cancer, AVen or other Tiffin or that
may be presented to him |or that purpose, 110 matter
how long it has been manning, provided it has not betn
tampered with by the Knife$
The Proprietor feels it is his incumbent duty to
caution those who may be afflicted with this dep lorable
disease, agains t the shocking imposition of igno'-an t
quacks , who pretend to cure Cancers by Ihe use of the
Knife. Thei r process is death .
to any one afflicted with
Scirrhus or Cancer.
The Proprietor will attend to cases at his residence,
and a spee dy and lasting cure warranted ; also. Con-
stitutional Treatment.
Over a hundred names can be given as references, if
req uired.
All communications addressed to the sole Proprie-
tor , J. W. CHANN1NG, 40 Elm street , New Bed-
ford , will meet with prompt attention .
New Bed ford , June 11. tf
Death's Enemy !
SPINO -ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS , SHOULDER
BRACES , TRCSSESr&C-
DR. P. W. ALLEN , Barnsiabfp , (fi rst house West
of Baptist Church ,) furnishes all the best , and only
I the best, Instruments for the mechanical treatment
I
of Inci pient Sp inal Curvature , Spinal Irritation , Pro-
: lapsus Uteri, Prolapsus of the Abdominal Viscera ,
Ruptu re , &c. &c.
Dr. A. conti nues in the general practi ce of Ph ysic
and Den tistry, and returns thanks for generous pntvon-
ago bestowed. ¦
Barnstable , June 4. 4w
People's Equitable Mutual Fire Ins. Co.,
TAUNTON , MASS.,
/CONTINUES to insure safe Dwelling Houses,
\J Barns, and their contents , in the first cla ss, for a
term of seven years, anil other .safe property for one
yea r. No connection between the.classes, as it regards
losses.
This Company commenced operations , April 20,
1848, and has iss ued 2030 Policies, covering property
to the amount of over SI ,700.000, making a cap ital of
&51 ,695 21. ALBERT FIELD, President.
P. E Hill, Secretary .
june 4—3m JEREMIAH KELLEY, Agent.
Attend lo your Toelli.
DR. SHERMAN takes this opportu nity to inform
his friends and patrons at .Wel lfleet , Truro and
Pro vincetown , that he will make his professional visits
at the above named places , in June and Jul y, and wi ll
be at Mr. Thomas Holbrook's the second week in
Jane. Svi Waltham, May 28.
Peirce Academy—Middlcboro ', Mass.
THE Summer Quarter of 11 weeks will commence,
MONDAY , June 3. Fall Quarter , Sept. 9th—un-
der the charge of J. W. P. Jenics, A.M., Princi pal , Mr.
U. W. Laivton, Male Assistant , and Miss S. E. Smith,
Preceptress. A new building to be occup ied in the
Fall Qu arter ,is in process of erection.b ut will not inter-
fere with the usual accommodations for the Summer
Quarter. Board and Tuiti on as heretofore.
JOS. T. WOOD , Sec'y.
Middleboro', May 14. 5w
To the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Barnstable
and State of Massachusetts :
I
OUISA M. BURSLEY and A/NDKEW THORP,
1 of the City and State of New/York , Executors of
the last will and testament of IRA BURSLEY, late
of said City, shi p master , deceased—Res pectfull y rep-
resent that the said last will of tli e said Ira Bursley has
been dul y proved and allowed in the Court of the Sur-
rogate of the City, Coun ty and/State of New York .and
was dul y executed , attested an'd published , according
to the laws of said State of New York , a copy whereof,
and of the probate thereof , d'uly certified under the
seal of said Court , is herewith produced and exhibited
—and that the said testator/ had , at the time of his
death, real estate in said Coun ty of Barnstable, where-
on said will may operate— 'ijhey therefore desire that
said copy may be filed and recorded in the Probate Of-
fice of said County of Barns/table , pursu ant to the pro-
visions of the Statutes of Massachusetts in such case,
an d that such further proceedings may bo had thereoa
as by said Statutes are provided for,
LOUISA M. BURSLEY, \ r
ANDREW THORP ,
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Exec-ntors.
By David J5ursley, their Attorney.
Dated at Barnstable, May 28, 18,50.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Barnstable, ss—AAt a Court of Probate tiolden by
adjournment , at iMrnstablc, in and for the County
of Barnstable , on me twenty-ei ghth dav of May, A.,
D. 1850.
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Upon the foregoing\ petition of Louisa M. Bnrsley
and Andrew Thorp, Imecutors—Ordered , that the
same be taken inio constderntion at a Probate Court ,
to be holde n by adjournment , at the Probate Office in
Barnstable , in said Cq'untyV on the third Tuesday of
Jul y next , at eleven o'clock kn the forenoon , and that
said Executors give p/ublic noliee thereof, by causing
an attested copy of said petition
^
and this order there-
on , to be published three week's successivel y in, the
Barnstablc Patriot , a; newspaper printed in Barnstable
aforesaid , the first publication to he thirt y da ys at least
befor e the third day pf Jul y next , the time assi gned as
afor esaid , that all persons interested may tiien and
there appear and shj ewcan.se, if any they have , eithe r
against or for the filing and recordin g of said copy, and
proceeding thereon , as in said petition is prayed "
for.
N: MAUSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
A true Copy—Attest :
june 4—3w T. REED , Register.
Barnstable, ss.—Probate Office, May 31, 1850.
To all persons interested in the Estate of ASA C.
AMES , late of Barnstable , in the County of Barns-
table. deceased , intestate :
LUTHKR HINCKLEY , Gua rdia n of Granvtli.e
Ames an d othe rs, some of the heirs at law of the
said deceas ed , having petitioned the Court of Probate
of said County, to grant administration of the estate to
GEORGE MARSTON , Esq., of said Barnstabl e , or
other suitable person—You are hereb y notified that
said petition will be considered and acted upon , at a
Court of Probate to be holden at Barnstable , aforesaid ,
orr the third Tuesday of June next , when and where
you may appear and be heard thereori.
By order of the Jud ge of Probate. <
June 4—2w T. REED, Register.
Estate of Franklin Nickerson.
TVTOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
J.1 been dul y appointed Administratrix of the goods
and estate of
T'RANKLIN NICKERSON ,
late of Brewster , in the County of Barnstable , mariner,
deceased , intestate, and has accepted that trust and giv-
en bon d as the law directs. And all persons having
demands upon the estate of the said deceased are here-
by req uired to exhibitUhe same; ' and all persons in-
debted to the said estate\are called upon to make pay-
ment to EDITH NICIy ERSON , Admrx. "
Brewster, April 16, 1850. ' 3w—[June 4
Colnit Port and New Bedford Packet.
j~v T'ie sloop HARRIET , Capt. F. B.
>""§1l ^ourne > commenced running regularl y for
/ JfSgv the season, on the 25th ult., from Cotuit
-^fil
j lpg' Port to New Bedford , via East Falmouth
"
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aS*rf8Sfe***
''and Wood's Hole. For freight or passage,
apply to ELIJAH PHINNEY , Cotuit Port , PERRY
G. MACOMBER , New Bedford , or to the master on
board . tf Cotuit Port. May 14
Notice.
\
LL persons who purchased WOOD at Auction ,last
Xi w'.r.ic r, upon tbc wood lot oSHho subscriber , and
have not yet. removed the saine .ar c hereb y noti fied that
they mu st do no f orthwith, or it will be removed at their
exDcnse after a reasonable time from this date.
1 ' ' FRED'S W. CROCKER.
Barnstable , May 28-
PARASALETTS .—--A good assortment now on
hand , and for sale cheap by N. T. HALLET.
Yarmouth Port, May SS,
New York , Sunday, P. M.
The Steamshi p Atlanti c has arrived , in ten days
and eight hours passage from Liverpool , bring ing
jllt es 10 the 29th of May.
The political news is interesting. The King of
Prussia has been assassinated. The French Assem-
bly had passed the first section of the new electoral
law. The soldiers at Montpelier and other places
in the South of France have manifested a republi-
can spirit.
In England , the Greek question continues lo agi-
tate the public mind. The final recall of the Rus-
sian Minister from London was every moment ex-
pected. The breach between England and Russia
appears to be greatl y widened.
Four Bays Later from Europe.
Washington ,Sunday, >
June 9—10 P. M. }
Duspafclies have been received here , announc ing;
the imprisonment of Mr. Camp bell , the American
Consul at Havana , by the Spanish authori t ies, in
consequence of his interference in behalf of the pris-
oners taken by the Cubans.
A Cabinet meeting has been held today, when
three members of the Cabinet advised Gen. Tay lor
to act on his own responsib ility in the matter.
Mr. Clayton and three others , recommended con-
sulting Congress, and Mr. Clayton has according ly
been drawing up a message this afternoon , and it
will undoubte dl y be sent before Congress earl y to-
morrow morning.
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