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frernoon , about 5 o'clo ck , lie was seized by
* iodic fit , on board the euttor Ham ilton , at an-
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the strea m , and shortl y afterwards exp i red.
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to
duty. i" relicvinii ves-
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- . -evcrnl years he has suiVured severel y from rheu-
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""'•(b rined l''s The storm of Thursday, 20th inst , extended as far
east as the Penobseot. The Ban»or Whi g says :—
"During the thunder storm on the afternoon of
"«e 20th , there was a destructive tornad o of hail ,
wind , and rain , about a mile wide , which swept thro '
the town of Hamp den , breaking nearl y al l die glass
on the west side of the houses, removing several
buildings, prostrating fences, &c. The hail stones
were as largo as ounce bullets ,and came in a torrent ,
with whole sheets of water. In the dwelling of Col.
Joshua Lane one hundred and sixty eight panes of
glass were broken , and similar destruction in other
nouses in the vicinit y. The streams and brooks in
e vioi>i't y were suddenl y raised , and the fields and
Pastures were flooded , and the most forward grass
completely prostrated."
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.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
! nicdionl Notice.
| Pus. PIXEO and JACKSON liavin" exchann-ec
;sif .mtion «—Dr. Pineo will he found at the"forme r re-i-
.deuce of Dr. ,Jackson in Bavnstable , near the Conn
Mlouse-and Dr. Jack-on at the former residence of
Dr. Vmoo , at the corner of Dover and Wushin.vton
.streets, Boston. °
I Dr. Pixko having had several years experience in
j the practice of Medicin e and Surccrv- trusts by a«id-
|uou3 nttem ,on to the cases entrusted to his care"
to
¦merit a share of piiblic patr onage. is4w iulv 2
MARRIED
In tins village , 1st inst., by Rev. Mr. Farnsworth , of
North Chelsea , Mr. Peter O. Alden , of Sandwich , to
Miss Nancy F. Otis , of this town.
In West Yarmouth , 20th nit., by Rev. R. S. Pope, of
Hyannis. Cnpt. Asa Lothrop, of Jlyannis , to Miss Aba-
gail A., daug hter of the late Capt. Heman Chase.
In North Sandwich , 27th ult., by Rev. Geo. J. Sanger,
Mr. Andrew Bennett to Miss Mary Ann , daughter of
Mr. Mason White.
In Rochester , 9th ult., Mr. Salathiel Tabcr to Miss
Mercy S. Hatch , both of Wareham.
In Fairhavcn , 23d ult., John Kllis , Esq., to Miss Re-
becca W. Taher ; 26th , Mr. Stephen Kerapton to Miss
Sylvia II Kendrick.
In Nantuckct , Mr. John Nevens to Miss Catharine
Foiling ; Mr. Geo. Spencer,Jr.. to Miss Eliza A., daugh-
ter of Thomas James, of N.
DIED,
In Ccntreville , 16th tilt., Mr. Edward Lewis, in the
77th year of his age.
In Sandwich , Sarah , infant daughter of Mr. James
McAnnah , 12 weeks.
In Nantueket, Mrs. Eliza , wife of Mr. B. F. Coleman
60 ; Mr. Allen Fuller, 03 ; Capt. Christop her Wyer, 72.
Drowned in Connecticut River , Francis, youngest
child of David and Patia Kclley, of Ccntervillc. The
deceased belonged to sch. Juliet of this town , and is the
seventh child these parents have lost.
Drowned , off Bird Island Light , 25th ult., Benjamin
Brooks , cook on board bark Cossack , from New-York
for Sippican. The deceased jumped overboard , proba-
bl y in a fit of temporary derangement , and all1 attempts
to save him proved fruitless.
MARINE LIST.
Port ©i Jsariislauta, June 24th—Sid sloop
Mail , Crocker, Boston.
25th— Ar sch Sappho, Fan-is, Boston.
27th—Ar sloop Mai!, Crocker, Boston. Sid sell Sap-
pho , Fan-is, do.
28th—Ar seh Premium , Capon , Bank Quereau , 12,-
000 fish.
29th—Ar sch Ellen , Weeks, Labrador, 400 bbls her-
ring.
30th—Sid sloop Mail , Crocker. Boston.
July 1st—Ar sell Sappho, Fan-is, Boston.
Shi p Kentuck y, Phinney, from Boston , at New Or-
leans, is stated to have been ashore on Carysfort Reef
3 or 4 days , but got off without the assistance of wreck-
ers, who went to her assistance but were refused.
Bark Orion , Bunker , from Boston , at San Francisco,
got ashore on Rincon Point , in. thc latter harbor. She
was got off but leaked so much her pumps would not
kee p he r free, and she was beached.
Disasters. «fec.
Ar at Yarmouth Port , 20th ul t, schs Apprentice Boy,
iMdrul gc, mackerelina; 21st , Klisha Holmes , Hawcs,
and Uockanom , Basset, do; Abi gail , , confishinjr;
-4th , h illmore ,Lorin K, niaek ercl'inff: 26th , OK, Gorham.
o- 'i t.
2Ut > Tlll 'chcr Tay lor, Tay lor , mackcrcling;
isth , iloekanom , Basset; Everett. Bush , and Elisha
Holmes Ilawcs, do; 2Gt.li , Fillmo re, Loring, do.
Ar at Harwich Port, 18th ult . schs Henry, Nickcrson:
Miranda , Nickerson , and Nerissa, Cahoon , mackcrcling:
20th , Amulet , Nickerson , and Elizabeth Davidson , Kel-
cy, do: 21st , Caroline , Burgess, do; 220 , L Baker , Ba-
Ker; U Clark , Clark ; Commerce , Alle n, and Oak Grove ,
Whs , do; Mech anic , Clark ; Fail-view , R ogers; El Dora-
do inker , and Chas Carror , Basset, do:' 25th , Bride ,
Hall do Sid 20t h, Hope , Allen , and Patriot , Allen ,
mackercli ng; 21st. Nerissa , Cahoon , do; 25tl> , Kl Dorado ,
Baker , do; 26th , A m ulet , Nickerson ; Miranda , Kicker-
son; Henry , Nickerson: Olive Clark , Clark ; Lucy Ha-
kcr , Baker; Mechanic , Clark ; Silver Spring, llcndro n ,
and Caroline, Burgess , do.
Ar at Halifa x , 24t h ult , sch Angelina , Young, Den-
nis , hound fishing.
Spoken June 9, on the Banks , sch Solon , of Truro ,
9000 fish.
Ar at Portland 29th , sch Larunea , of Truro , Payne,
from a cruise.
Ar at Nantueket 27th , sch Oneco , Crowell , Banks ,
16.000 fish.
FisJinrMiCll.
Boston—Ar 16th , sch Amanda , Baxter ,Philadel pliia.
Cld. sell Franklin , Nickerso n. New York.
' San Francisco—Ar May 2d. shi ps Hann ibal , "Willis.
Bosto n Nov 22: 3d , Sartclle , I'icrce, New York Nov
14: 5th. bri g Reindeer , Batclielder , do Nor 22 , Val pa-
i raiso Mch 16; sell Mary and Emma , Patt erson . Nan-
tuckct Dec 6, Talcahuano Mch 16; 6th : shi p Herculean ,
Moore. Bosto n Nov 28, Val paraiso Mch 16; hark Carlo
M:\nra n. Tilling liast. Boston Nov 21 , via Juan Fernan-
dez: bri g' K Randall , Boston Nov 1, via St Cathari nes:
toi-hs Rub y. Dyer , Boston Nov ]9 , Rio Janeiro Jan 18:
Elizabeth 15, Bacon. Hyannis Dec 12, via St Calharines;
I 7th. bark Orion , Bunker, Boston Nov 12: bri gs Geo Rv-
ian. \Yccks , do Nov 21: Gen Shattuck. Brdgilon , do Nov
12: 11 tli. sehs Abb y P Chase. Bl y, Xew Bedford Nov
27. Talcahuano Apl 21; 13th , Traveller , Bacon , Boston
Nov 30.
New Orleans—Ar 14th , bri g Harriet, Mnrston , Wil-
mington , NC ; sch Urhanna , Smal l , Apalachicola.
Savannah—Cld 18th , shi ps Tam erlane, Ilagodorn , N
Bedford ; Narragiiagns , Hincklcy, Philadel phia.
Richmond—Adv 23d , shi p Danube , Chase , for Havre
aht Jul y 1; sch Rainbow , Rogers, for Boston , part carg o
engd.
Philadel phia—Ar 21st a 22,1, hark Trcmont , Sears ,
Bosto n: bri g Yucatan , Baker , Trinidad. Cld 22d, barks
Columbia , Chi pman , Marseill es; Nashua , Clifford , Bos-
ton: bri gs Ad na, Nye, H alifax; Canton, Crowell , and
Ellen , Nickerson , Boston; Henrietta , R eed , N Bedford.
New York—Ar 22d , schs Hu nter, Perry , Guayaina ,
J R Mathcws. Mathews , (or A very ) Maya guez; Fash-
ion , Loring; GL. 1,0veil, and Bounty, Parker , Boston.
Bangor—Ar 19th , schs J P Johnson , Provincetown;
North Branch , Parker , Wcllflect; Helen Crosby, Nye!
Ed gartown.
[Per steamshi p Cambria, at New York.]
Ar at Liverpool , 3d ult , Waterl oo, Allen , New York ;
4th , Mary Glover , Chase, do; Zeatland , Brown , New Or-
leans. Sid 2d , Paler mo, Smith , San Francisco; 6lh ,
Marmio n, Freeman , New York ; 8th , Western Star ,
Knowles , Boston. Cld 4th , Vanda lia , Chase. New York!
Ent for big, Revere, Howes, New York ; Liverpool , El-
drid gc, do. Adv 8th, Liverpool , Eldrid ge, New York:
Revere , Howes, do 17th.
Ar at Antwerp, 4th ult , D Godfrey, Young, Charles-
town.
Ar at Havre, May 30, Arabella , Parker, Mobile.
Sid fin Bombay, Apl 24, Brothers , Baxter, Calcutta.
Ar at Calcutta , Apl 12 , Pharsalia , Allen , Singapore.
Sid 7th , Aicatus , Knowles, Boston.
At Rio Grande. May 9th , brig Rodman , Bowen , fin
New Bedford for Val paraiso anil California.
At Chagres , May 14th, brig Rogelim , Crowell , for
New Orleans , same,day.
At Ma} ague/,, 12th ult , bark Swan , Holmes, for Phil-
adel phia , soon; bri g Sarah , Hi ggins, for do , ld g.
At Havana , 13th ult , ship Jas Drake , Cobb , for New
York , soon: Clara Ann , Reed , disg; bark Lowell, Whit-
ney, for Cowes, ldg.
At Matanzas , 10th ult , ship Harrisburg, Mathcws , fm
Havana.
Boston—Ar 25th , hark D S Goodell , Goodell , Paler-
mo; bri gs Sarah Williams , Gott, Cienfuegos; Cordelia ,
Snow, Trinidad: J W Godfrey, Hopki ns, Portsmouth:
schs E A Nash ,' Small , Philadel phia: Wolcott , Beers, N
York. Cld , ship Roht C Wimhrop, Sampson , Liver-
pool; bri g Cobden , Cornish ,Malaga; schs Lowell, Baker ,
and T H Thompson , Nickerson ,Norfolk and Richmond;
J Q Adams , Norris , New York.
Columbia River—In the River May 2, bark s Victory,
Ryan; Toulon , Hoyt; Geo & Martha , Kenned y; Louisi-
ana. Drew; brigs
^
Henry, Roberts; Seguin , Norton , and
Gr ecian , Crosby, all ld g for San Francisco.
San Francisco—Ar June 2d , shi p Maria nna , Bunker ,
Panama; 4th , brig Susan Abi gail , Parker , Boli nas: 5th ,
sch Tremont , Bourne , Payta; 6th. shi p Orpheus , Free-
man , Val paraiso; bark J W Coffin, Morton , Panama;
7th. bri g Orbit , Swinerton , New York Dec 10: schs
Montcello , Crowell, Boston Nov 30; Laura Ann , Wood ,
R.calcjo; 9th , Matthew Vassar , Coffin, Val paraiso; 11th ,
barks Pal me tto , Rich , Panama: 14th , Mary Waterman ,
Hi ggins , New Orleans Nov 12. Cld 2d , barks Alice
Tarlton , Hall , Sandwich Islands; 3d. Science , Howland ,
do and China; 4th , bri g Express , Snow , Trinidad Bay;
8th , shi p Huntress , Smith , Sandwich Islands; bark Hor-
tensia , Bodfish , San Diego; 10th , brig Ann Lewis, Acu-
pulco; Ilth , sch Capt Lincoln , Kenned y, Monterey. Sid
5th , shi p R Pulsford , Cook , Sandwich Islands.
Mobile—Ar 17th, bark Wm M Harris, Cole, New Or-
leans.
Philadel phia—Ar 24th , sch Adelaide , Kellogg, New
Bedford ; N H Hall , Devereux , Providence , and cld for
Lynn. Cld 22d , sch Delaware , Harding, Charleston;
24th , bri gs Emp ire , Crowell , and Ariel , Nichols ,Boston;
schs Byron , Hand y, and Madonna , Berry , do; J O Ire-
land , Crowell , Roxbm-y.
New York—Ar 29th , bark Kremlin , Bearsc, Boston;
schs Corcne , Nickerson , Portland ; J Cooley & Co, El-
drid« e; Wm II Turner , Basset; Silas Wri ght , Jones,and
Rosina. Ames, Boston; E A Stevens , Bacon: David
Cox, Hallct; Vintage , Hand y, and Nimrod, Baker, do
for Albany; Amanda , , and Hy Franklin , Nicker-
son , Harwich.
Newport—Ar 23d. sch Star, Nickcrson , Danvers.
Bristol , El—Ar 23d, sch Julia Cobb , Howes, Dennis.
Bangor—Ar 21st, sch Hv Clay, Ncwcomb, Orleans.
Ar at Calcutta , Apl 22, shi ps Pharsalia, Singapore ,
ar 10th , for Boston , soon; Wal pole, Cutter , do, ar 18th ,
for do do; Bowditch , Pike, for do, 5 or 6 ds; Capitol ,
Bradbury, for do, 15; bark Broosa , Soule, Madras , ar
18th. for do, soon.
Sid fin Saugor, Apl 8, shi ps Newton , Sears, Boston;
10th , Arcatus , Knowles , do.
At Healejo, 3d ult, bark Homer , Wollman , for Punta
de Arenas , next day, to load for Boston.
Sid from Leghorn , May 25, bark Prompt, Parker,
Boston.
At Koni gsbcrg, May 28, bark Orono, Chase, for Bos-
ton , soon.
At Glasgow, 7th ult, shi p Hudson , Doane , for New
York 12th.
At Port Maria , 17th ult , sch Wm C Moore, Baxter ,
fm Ncwbern.
Ar at Halifax , 16th ult, bri g Waterloo, Parker ,Phila-
delphia.
Ar at St Pierre, Miq, 5th ult , brig Palm , Gill,Boston ,
for Sydney, CB, 2 ds.
At Port au Prince, 3d ult , bri g Frederick , Crosby,for
Boston.
Boston—Ar 26th , schs David Lombard , Gross, Eleu-
thera ; Thetis , Linnell , Albany. Cid , ship Magellan.
Miller , Val paraiso; barks Girard , Chase; Elm , Taylor,
and Mary, Whelden , Ph iladel phia; brig Josephine ,Rog-
ers , New Orleans; schs Elliott , Cook , St Domingo; An-
drew Brown , Allen , Albany and Troy; Cambrid ge, La-
cy: Narcissa , Jones, and Friend , Hallet , New York.
Key West—In port 19th , brig Mary , Chase, fm Tar-
paulin Cove.
Charleston—Cld 22d , brig Souther , Mayo, Boston;
sch H M Jenkins. Philadel phia.
Baltimore—Ar 24th , bark Bay State, Harding,Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar 52th , bark Delaware , Lewis.Boston.
New York—Cld 25th , ships Sein u, Williams , Havre;
Zenohia , Barker , Antwerp; Vicksburg, Berry , New Or-
leans; bark Golden Age, Arey, Kinston , Ja.
New London—Ar 23d ,sch Pizarro , Bragg, Bangor.
[Per steamshi p Niagara , at Boston. 1
Ar at Liverpool , 9th ult, Josephine, Crocker, New
York; Hemisphere, Whittlcsey, Boston; 11th , Queen of
the West , Hallct , New York. Sid 9th , Liverpool , El-
drid ge. do. Ent for ld g, 10th , Samoset, Tucker , for
Charleston; steamer Pacific , Nye, for New York ; 11t h,
Ang lo American, Winsor , Boston.
Cld at London , 14th ult , Am Eaale, Doane, N York.
Ar at Ports mouth , 11th ult , Sir Robt Peel, Chad-
wick , London , and sld for New York same day.
Off Sicily, 5th ult , Valhalla , Berry, fra New York for
Antwerp .
Ar at Antwerp, 7th ult : Emblem , Cammett, N York.
Ar at Havre , 7th ult , Vermont , Perry, Mobile.
Cld at Honolulu , Mch 16, ship Thos Perkins , Kog-
ers, East Indies.
At Belfast , I, 13th ult , bark Bengal , Bray, chartered
to proceed to Newport , and load rail road iron to City
Point at 25s per ton.
At Buenos Ayrcs, May 3, bri g Palos, Hatch , for Bos-
ton , ld g.
At Havana , 17th ult , shi ps Oz.irk. Davis , for Bos-
ton , 23d ; Jas Drake , Cobb, for New York , do; ba rks
Sherwood , Foster , for Oronstadt; Comoro , Scudder , and
John Carver , Nichols , ld g, destination notg iven; Childe
Harold. Rich , ldg.
Boston—Ar 27th , barks Gem , Nickcrson , and Oak ,
Ryder , Philad elphia; bri gs Panama , Eldrid ge, Port an
Prince; Neptune , Pepper , Cienfuegos; M ail ; Baker, and
China , Studley, Philadelp hi a; schs" Louisa Scars, Scars,
A palachicola ; Phenix , Brown , Darien , Gn; Almoda,
Whelden , Baltimore; Harriet Chandler , Kclley, and
Cora , Chase, Philadel phia; M M Klots , Chase, and Jas-
per , Howes, New York ; Gem , Wiley, Now Haven. Cld.
bark Tedcsco , Winslow , Hie Island ,'River St Lawrence:
bri gs Elizabeth Felton , Eldrid gc, Beverl y; Nancy Bish-
op, Kcllcy. Now York.
Richmond—Sld 24th , sch Sharon , Scars, Boston.
1 Arrivals. Clearances, &c.
Philadel phia—Ar 26th , bri gs Mary II, Crowell ; Erie
j Hviler , and Cliicopee , Emery, Boston: 'schs Edna C.
i 1batcher , and Edith , Crowell. do; Wm M Baird , Stubbsl
j Newp ort; Mail , Crowell , Providence; Southerner , Stud-
Icy, Denn.s. Cld , bark Eag le. Mathews , Boston; brigs
I carl , Hardin g, am] Mary H , Crowd!, do.
New i oi-k—Ar 26th. bri g Niagara. Harding Buceo.
River of Plate. Old , .hi p Koscius , E ldrid ge Liverpool!
1rov,dence-Ar 26th , sch Thos Fcune?, Nickerson ,
Philadel phia.
At Talcahuano A pril 16 , shi p Ilibcrni.i , Smith , fro m
New Bedford Jan 10, for California , ar same day Sld
fath , ships Steiglitz , Hollcy, (fm N Bedfor d) San Fran-
cisco; R owena , Swain , (f m New York) do.
At Gibraltar 5th nit , shi p Elizab eth , fin Leghor n for
New York , ar 1st: Capt Hasty sick with small pox and
died next day: would proceed in charge of Mr Barnes,
1st officer. Sld May 29, bark Missouri. Brown , Suma-
tra.
At Glasgow. 14th ult , shi p Hudson. Doane, for New
York.
Sld fm Quebec. 22d ult , shi p Cairo , Loring, London:
bark Gov Hincklcv , Loring, do
Boston—Ar 28th, shi ps Caroline C Dow. Blanchard ,
Havana: Peter Marcy, Sampson , New Orleans; bri gs
Tang ier Park , Wilmingto n , NC ; Hudson , Hallet: Live
Oak, Sawyer; Denmark , Woodbury, and Catharine &
Mary, Warren , Philadel phia; schs Hill Cart er, Rogers.
Son Juan , Cuba; Fl yi ng Arrow , Collainer: Challenge , j
Cousins; Thames , Freeman; Statesman . Wass; Lexing -
ton , Cole; Despatch , Scudder; Albano , Pitcher; S 1) '
Hart. Hart; J B Swain , Townsend; Alfred Barrett. '
Smith , and Win Henry, May , Philadel phia; Oliver Wi-
ley and Philad el phia , R oger's. Albany: Louisa , Chase; !
Isis, Chase; Abbott Lawrence! Allen , "and Era , Cham- '
berlai n , New York. Cld. brigs Wm Pitt , Hall. Cura- |
cao; Hylas, French , and Harriet Newell, Hatch , Phila- '
del phia.
Baltimore—Cld 26th , brig Eolian , Blauchard ,Boston:
sch Success. Whorf , Porto Rico.
Philadel phia— Ar 26th , bark Mcrrimac , Bangs, Bos-
ton; bri gs Narragnagus , Hincklcy, Savannah: Acorn,
Howes, and Emma , Baker, Boston; sch Jacob Raymond
Bourne , Charleston. Cld , bri gs Victor, Park , and Edw i
Prcscott , Berry. Boston.
Albany—Ar 27th , schs Convert , : Vintage. ,
and Bann er , Kcllcy, Boston. Cld , schs' DanTParker '
\
and Hi ghla nder , do; Hy Clay, New Bedford.
New York—Ar 27th , bri gs Times, Hincklcy, and
Washega, Smith , Mobile.
Lubec—Ar 21st, brig Ella , Hallett , Pembroke.
At Rio Janeiro May 4, bark Gi psy, Waterman, from
New York Mch 10. for California. Sld between the 1st
and 8th. shi p Califo rnia Packet, Kimball , (fm Boston)
California; bark Cuba , Chase, and Gallileo , Sutton , (fm
Boston) for do.
At Vcra Cruz 15th ult , schs Duxbury, Morse, from
Boston, ar 12th , for New York , unc; Ustaloga , Uai-din",
fm Boston , ar 11 th , for Tabasco , 2 or 3 ds.
I By Monday Evening's Ji/aiL]
Boston—Ar 29th , barks St Andrew , Doane, Mansa-
nilla; Sclah , Atkins , Philadel phia ; brig Palm. Gill , Syd-
ney, CB; sehs Dean , Coleman , Cape Ilaytien; Hudson ,
Berry, and Adelaide , Coleman , Philadel phia; Emma,
Lovell , New York: 30th , barks Zion , Reynolds .and Ed-
mund Dwight, Ilallcf , Baltimore; Nashua , Clifford ,
Philad elphia ; brig Canton. Hall , do. Cld 29th , shi ps
Sacsusa, Howard , Buenos Ayrcs; Sophia Walker , Wis-
well , Rio Janeiro ; barks Union , Kendrick , Baltimore;
Mary F Slade, Howes, Philadel phia; bri g Paulina ,Flinn ,
do; schs Harriet , Crowell: Alert , Hallet; Lewis,Crowell ;
Wolcott , Beers, and Cyrus Chamberlain , Bearse. New
York.
^
New Orleans—Ar 20th , bri g Ottawa , Cole, Boston;
Star, Patker , Aransas Bay. Cld, bark#eddo, Stetson!
Boston.
Mobile—Cld 19th , sch Gen Clinch , Norris , Philadel-
phi a; 20th , shi p Franchise , Bray, Liverpool; brig Holer-
son , Chase, New York ; sch Harp, Gibbs , Providence.
Savannah—Ar 24th , bark Savannah , Crowell .N York.
Norfolk—Ar 28th. sch Yankee, Kelley, New Bedford.
Baltimore—Ar 27tb, barks Roanoke , Kelley, New
Orleans; J W Paige, Taylor, Boston; sch Union , Bangs,
Providence. Cld 28th , barks Lowell, Lovcland .and Ap-
pleton, Nickcrson , Boston; brig E Doane, Loring, do;
sch Stran ger, Ellis , Savannah.
Philadel phia—Ar 27th , schs Rio , Nickerson , Rox-
bury; Jos Guest , Hosiers, Boston , Cicero , Baker, Fall
River. Cld , bri g Erie , Ryder, Boston; schs Susan M
Young, Otis; Edna C, Thatcher; Jerome , Willard , and
Edith , Crowell , do.
Albany—Ar 28th , schs Catharine Wilcox , Frank ,
Mariner , Detroit , Susan , Tribune , Nimrod , Mary, and
Danl Webster , Boston . Cld, sch Norwich , do.
New York—Ar 28th , shi ps John G Costar, Worth ,
Callao; Aberdeen , Huhbard , Liverpool. Cld 28th ,shi ps
Jas H Shepherd , Ainsworth , Liverpool ; Norma , Ellis ,
Havana; 29th ,schs Reaper, Long, Baltimore; Com Kear-
ney, Lovell ; Isabella , Arbccam , and Homer , Kent , Bos-
ton.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fountilof July !
FOR PBOVlScBTOWN.
r-- The fast sailing packet sloop MAIL,
r-Sli ^ Capt. CrockerSj will leave Barnstab le at 8
• /Jl^\W o t-'oc^- f°r Pr/vfcucctown , on the morning
•^BBjg^' °f tli e Fourth ff /iify. Returning , will leave
^^ Provinceto\y/ in season to land the pas-
i sengcrs at Barnstiihle on the evening of the same day.
Passage each way, 50 cents For freight or passage,
app ly to the master on board.
Barnst able, June 25.
P. PINEO,JO
~
PHYSICIAN1
AJID OTE.CTON,
HAVING permanentl y s/tuated himself in the vil-
lage of Barnstable , teiwlers his services in every
branch of the profession , to/theinhabitants of the town ,
and thc public,generall y. £
P. S. Attendance given at any hour of the day and
ni ght.
Barnstable , July 2. tf
Drawing.
THE subscriber proposes /to open a School in con-
nection with the Acadimy of F. N. Blake, on
MONDAY , 1st inst., whcrenvill be taught Pencil , Mo-
nochromotic or Crayon , Mathematical and Perspective
Drawing in all its depa/tments. Private classes of
adults or others , will he a/commodated at the room of
the subscriber, day or cvwiing.
Terms for Pencil or GR-ayon , $2 for twelve lessons of
two hours each. *
Classes formed in adjoining villages will also be at-
tended to. G. H. SWIFT , Teacher of Drawing.
Barnstable , Ju ne 29. [Jul y 2
Steamboat Notice.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
"^&» The Steamer NAUSHON , Captain
/"*s!^J\ Henry Paine , will , until further no-
^W»*rateiS» loa vo Wcllflect at 7 o'clock , A.M.,
«kSSP3C'~-^>»' on Mondays , Wednesdays and Fri-
days, for Boston , stopp ing at Brcwster and Province-
town for passengers and frei ght.
Returning—Will leave Eastern Steamboat Wharf ,
Boston , at 9 i-2 o'clock , A.MA on Tuesdays , Thurs-
days and Saturdays , far Provincetowii , Brewster and
Wellfleet. \ /
Stages will run in connection with the Boat at
Brewster from ChathamX lIarwich and Orleans , and
will be in readiness on thV arrival of the Boat from
Boston , to convey passcnjieV to either of the above
towns. A Stage will also? coVveypassengers between
Truro and the Boat at AVfellfie\t.
Passengers from Brcwyter wifl be conveyed on board
a vessel moored off thc /anding, at 8 o'clock , A.M. to
be in readiness to go oaf board the Steamer when she
arrives from Wcllflftet. *
Fare between Chatham , South Dennis , West
Harwich , Harwich and Boston , 1 75
" East Harwich " 1 65
" Orleans " 1 50
" Brewster , " 1 25
" Easlham " 1 50
" Truro " 1 38
" Weilflcet " 1 12
" Provincetown " 1 00
Meals extra. tf Provincetown , June 4
Look Onl !!—Agoicy Revoked !!!
M S . P. DEAN'S Agen|y for the Mecianks' Mu-
. dial Benefit Association of Springfield , Mass. ,
is hereby revoked , and it will be well for the people to
be on their guard and not Ik imposed upon by him.
By order of the Financial Committee of thc M. M.
B. Association. MIRKfK B. DEAN , President.
II. H. Darling , Secretary.
Spring field , June 27. 2w [July 2
rcp-TVrOTICK—For sale by th e subscribcr .Sonp man-
GET"!
.
* ufacturod by Mr. J. Whittemore. for removing
Grease Spots—also , Paint , Tar Pitch , &c, from all
ki nds of Silk , Woolen or Cotton Goods , without injury
to the color or fabric , warranted to give satisfactio n or
the money refunded. A. PERCIVAL.
SCYTHES—SCYTHES.—Cost Steel Scythes , war-
ranted , for sale at A, PERCIVAL'S. June 25
T°
mon
e
plcT
ablei th0 Justicos of tl!C Co«rt of Com'
for the Coumv ' f°Rb° holdon iU Barnstable , in and
! nexfa
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n
thoV
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SecOnd
™S^'
i nnHE Petition of Hia«1 r
P
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™"': , ¦ •
1County , Mahy Ciusk t^ow l( the several tracts and parcels of
la nd herein described , to wit-
One piece or tract of fresh Meadow Land , situate in
Harwich , in said County, bound ed on the west bv a
creek ; on the north bv land of John Bassett and Ger-
sham Hall ; on the east by Paine Allen and -mother •
on the south by the land of the heirs of Daniel H-ill '
David Kelley and Job Kelley. :
Also— One Cedar Swamp " situate in said Harwich
and boun ded as follows , on the north and east by hind
owned by Samuel Hall ; on the «otith and west by
land owned and occup ied by Henrv Kelley, Patrick
Kelley, Oliver Kelley and Lijlv Kellev.
Also—Another tract of L#hd with all the buildin gs
th ereon , bein g the hoinesteJu of the late Mayo Ga»*o
situate in Dennis , in saity County, bounded on the
west by th e hi gh way leading to Crocker Neck ; on th e
north by Freeman Roger* land ; on the east by Her-
ring River , so called ; of the south bv land of Lol
Chase. I
Also—One piece or lit of cleared Land in said Den-
nis , bounded on the emit by said hi ghway leading to
Crocke r's Neck ; on tl|e south by Swan P'
ond ; on"
the
west by land of Free/rum Rogers ; on the north by-
Gage's Road. /
Also—One piece <* lot of Woodland , situat e in said
Dennis , bou nded an the south by land of Samuel
Chase; on the wes/ by th e la nd of 'ihe heirs of John
Tay lor ; on the n/rth by the woodland formerl y own-
ed by Ebcnazer Kelley , and the land of Ed ward" Stud-
ley ; and on the jpst hy land of Freeman Rogers.
All the said Real Estate being land owned and im-
proved by said Mayo Gage at the time of his decease •
and that the said petitioners arc desirous of holding
their shar«s of said lands in severally, to wit : the said
Hiram Gage one-fifth part thereof , the said Ma ry
Chase one-fifth part thereof , and the said other peti-
tioners, children of Reliance Chase one-fifth part there-
of—Wherefore said petitioners pray your Honors to
cause partition of said estate to be made, and their said
shares thereof to be divid ed and set off from the rest—
and as in duty bound , will over pray.
HIRAM GAGE ,
MARY CHASE,
HENRY CHASE ,
KEZIAH D. RIDER ,
HENRY W. CHASE ,
ZADOCK K. CHASE
January 23d. 1850.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Babnstablis, ss.— Court of Common Pleas , April Term,
1850.
Upon the Petition aforesaid—Ordered , that the said
petitioners notify all persons interested therein to ap-
pear before the justices of our Court of Common Pleas,
next to be holden at Barnstable , within and for our
County of Barnstable , on the first Tuesday of Septem-
ber next , by publishing an attested copy of the said
petition and of this order thereon , three weeks succes-
sivel y in the Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper printed
in Barnstable , the last publication to lie thirty days at
least before the sitting of said Court , that they may
then and there, in said Court, show cause, if any they
have , wh y the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. By the Court.
TIMOTHY REED, Clerk.
Copy—Attest ,
Jul y 2—3w T. REED , Clerk.
-I JTF "EUREKA! "
y |Man's Comfort and Woman's Klessin-
|rpHIS is the age of discoveries. The instantaneous
d JL tra nsmission of news by means of the KloetricTel-
t, ' egra ph, a few years ago, was treated Jwitb as mucli
sj doubt ant!derision as is now bestowed upon the great
• Oxy-hvdrogcn Light and Heat Dissemator, of Paine.
<¦' j But the telegrap h"
d iscovery is a matter of fact, wlieth-
c' ; cr Paine 's succeed s or not. There is no doubt w hatev-
y '• er in the public mind , that the j ustly celebrated
*'! German Lustral Washing Fluid
11 is as much a matter of fact as the laws of gravitation.
> |fi"
10
"
1- 't may well be considered one of the greatest
5 ' blessings of the age. as wherever it is used.it turns that
j curse of all (lays, '•• Washing Day." into a day of
' gratitud e and peace, if the Genuine Washing Fluid is
used. But in consequence of thc
BASCALLY IMITATIONS,
1 of all reall y meritorious anic/eswith which the market
:
j is flooded , ,t has become ncoksary to caution the pub-
, lie against the many base jfnd worthless counterfeits
??-V"lU
0
T T
I
;V tate th
° GEI*/lAN LITSTRAL WASH-
i ING I' LUID , as many ofjt.be miserable imitations are
. put up in bottles of a similar sty le , and the labels SG
- punted that they are v/cll calr.nlaicd to deceive the
; purchaser.and injure the Hi gh reputa tion of a trulv valu-
. able article. /
Indeed the Proprietors are credibl y inf ormed that
, certain individuals , possessed of more brass than brains
are now attempting thi manufacture of a spurious ar-
ticle , which they will jj n.leavor to palm upon the public
as the genuine article of J. W. Emery & To.'s manu-
facture ! Remember , the genuine can onl y be obtain-
ed of this firm or their authorized agents.
Sold in Boston at the Laboratory, by the manufac-
I tn rers,
3. W. EMERY & CO.,
No. 61Grasiiic Buildings,
Eastern Rail Road Wharf , near East Boston Ferry,
and by their duly authorized Agents in all the
princi pal cities and towns in the United States and the
! British Provinces.
N. B. Nono genuine unless the label contains the
written signature of J. Warren.
Boston , July 2. 3m
B>y3ic Woticc.
llie Stockholders and others interested in the Great
Maish Dyking , Water Power and Fishing Company,
are requested to meet at the Meadow House in ff^t
j barnstabl e. on the 4fli Jwiv , to hear thc report of
an anal ysis of the soil of our Salt Marshes , (expected
in season from Dr. Hays of Boston) and likewise the
report of a survey and estimate of thc cost of a Dyke
from thc Calves '" Pasture to Sand y Xeck , by Simeon
Borden , Esq. of Fall River , and all other business
which may be necessary to net upon in thc Company.
XATli'L IIIXCKLEY , Secretary ."
X. B.—There will bo a barbaeue treat , (m ental and
intell ectual) and the "best of liquor " by the Pioneer in
the Dyking Corporation , and what more may be nec es-
sary for the outward man will be supp lied by the restor-
ators. Thc members of the Agricultural Society, and
kamed professions are invited to atte nd.
Hats ! Hats ! !—Messrs. Gould & Sto-svk , 18 Un-
ion stre et , Boston , hare received their Spring and
Summer supp ly of fashionable Hats and Caps, which
they are prepared to sell lo wer than, can be bought at
any other store in the city. They ha ve also for sal e a
large supp ly of Straw , Palm Leaf and Leghor n Hats ,
which are very desirable for our Capo.friends. They
are particularl y invited to call before purchasing else-
where, tf
DR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BIT-
TERS , com pou nded of Sarsa parilla , Wild Cherry,
Yellow Dock , Prickl y Ash. Dand elion Root , &c.—for
the immediate cure of Jaundice , Billious and Liver
Comp laints , Sick Headache , Loss of Appetite, and
Languid Weakn ess of th e whol e system , Coughs ,Colds ,
&c, ca n be used at all ages, and hy 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.
June 11 4w
E5°"Among the many blessings attendant upon im-
provements in the social condition and the advance of
our race in i ntelli gence , is the prolongation of human
life. With thc increase of intelli gence has grown up a
knowledge of the elements of health , and a regard for
the m, and coinmciisuratcl y with the strides of science
have we acquired the means of arrestin g disease , and
averti ng it s ravages. Notwithstanding the progress we
have made, statistics show that even now , one sixth of
the whol e populati on die ann uall y of Consumption.
One of the most important discoveries of the ago. in
ameliorating thc condition of this large class of suffer-
ing humanitv, is
DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Nonda , Livingston Co., N. Y., June 20. 1848.
Mr. S. W. Fowlc—Dear Sir: Prompted by a sense
of gratitud e, for benefits received from the use' of WIS-
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY , I submit
thc following .statement: Previous to my taking the
Wild Cherry, I had been obli ged to give up my busi-
ness in consequence of a severe affection of the lungs.
In this distressed state I was ordered.to try your reme-
dy for CONSUMPTION. I did so , and in the course
of a few weeks, I was restored to comparative good
health , so that I have since been able to attend to ordi-
nary busi ness. Indeed , my present stat e of health far
exceeds my most sanguine expectations.
Yours trulv ,
(Signed.) JOHN BURNS.
Buy none without the writt en signature of I. BUTTS
on the wrapper , if you would avoid imposition.
Ag knts.—O. M. Hineklcy, Barnstable; Jas. Knowles .
Yarmouth ; F. Davis , F:\lmoiitb ; Josiah Mayo , Chat-
ham ; E Edson , Orleans ; Higgins & Crosby, Brews,
tcr: P. W. Higgins, Wellflcet. "
Spring and &uminer Medicine.
Ar at Nantueket 27th , shi p Maria , Alley, Pacific
Ocean via Val paraiso Mch 10 , 800 bbls sp oil. Ship
Enterprise, Swain , went into Outer Roads, to n't for
Arctic Seas.
Whale rs.
i< ob 2G, no lat , &c, shi p Steiglitz , Hollcy, from New
Bedford Nov 27, for California
I M.H M ¦¦ii^ i.,
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£ ^
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j A pril 23, lat 27 37. Ion 12G 28, bark Minus , Smith ,fm
I Bo.-ton Oct 24. for California.
May 29. no lat , &c, bri g 'Cmil y, Young , 20 days from
Philadel phia for Port Spain .
June 6, la r 34 10 S. Ion 70 20. sch "Emil y M illiard , of
Provincetown , 4 ds fm Baltimore for Porto Rico.
June 13. no lat , &c, sch Splendid , Eldrid ge. from Rio
Grande for New York.
Spoken, &c.
S U P E R I O R
FArotlL/Y FIOITB, FEED , &c.
EARL! & THORNTON,
No. 1Easterns RaiS Road Avenue ,
OPPOSITE THE
SUFFOLK COUNTY FLOUR MILL,
COMMERCIAL STREET ,
m®&^©^9
WILL keep constantl y on hand , at Wholesale and
Retail , /
Superior Famil y, / } R ye Flour and Meal,
Extra Family, in Ubls . Maize Flour,
and bags, / Pi Corn Meal, bolted & nn-
Fancy, / J-g bolted ,
Superfine, I >-j j Cracked Corn ,
Fine, 1 I f=i Fine Middlings ,
Extra Bakers', I j Fine Feed , Shorts ,
Wheat Meal , I Com, Rye,, Oats,
Groats, / Bran , Sweepings ,
Graham Flour,* Oil Meal , Screenings,
Buckwheat Flour , &e.
Thc highest grades of Flour from these Mills stand
unrivalled in this or any other market , and our facili-
ties for supp lying our customers with all grades of
Flour and Feed , fresh from the Mills , at. the lowest,
market prices, are not equalled by any other store in
the city. All orders will meet with prompt attention.
ETHAN EARLE.
C. C. G. THORNTON ,
Boston , Jul y 2. 3m "
List of Letters,
REMAINING in the Post Office at Barnstable , on
30th of June, 1850 :
A Baxter & Co, Miss Lydia F Loring,
Amary Bennett , , Samuel Lyons,
Mr Baxter, i John Lovell ,
VV AV Basset, Esq, / Capt Freeman Lovell ,
Bigget Callino , / Harvey II Lovell , Esq,
Daniel Childs , / Thomas Munroe ,
John Colman , / Messrs E & J Nickerson ,
Timoth y G Coffin , I Nathaniel Paine,
Matthew Cobb, 2, I Willi a m Pool ,
Owners of sch ClaJbndon , Elijah Phinney,
David Crocker , A Messrs J Paine & Baker,
Capt Ezra Crowell , lion John Reed, 2,
To any Daguerrean Artist , William Sampson ,
Mrs Temperance B Howes. William Sturgess,
J Kelley & Son, Alexander Scudder ,
Alexander S Knox , Luther G Uphain ,
Allen W Lewis, Isaac Whitman.
J"Iy 2- R. AINSWORTH , P. M.
CANCERS/CURED.
C L . SPENCER , M. D./takes this opportunity to
• notif y the public thayhe has a safe and speed y
cure for CANCERS withojut the aid of^i-Surgieal Op-
eration. The most distre/sing of aW^'Iliscascs thc hu-
man fa mily is subject to./]tJ«»tfiic«>f^S*tr»Tnost pain-
ful maladies k nown to tl/e"niiniiij,ujffico^.i
!
I ts ori gin or
cause remains a mystery/t o tli'e'J'Wi^-' profession of
every nation Some hc»vever , lun^o/utiitedjjn-a'STTibing
its ori gin in no small /cgrcc.to mceli>nicaKdcrangc-
ments of the bod }', thereby pro(Uy.'.i-n|; a morbid condi-
tio n of thc system. 'Ijjie mimj.srof patients thus afflict-
ed become very mticljtaxed '
lw a continual concentra-
tion of thoug ht in ref/reuce to their condition , they arc
cut oft"from most of #ic happ iness and enjoymen ts of
life ; the y become alive to the sli ghtest stimnlent , and
the mind contemp lat es in its various relations , every
shadow of sadness anil every color of imii gination ,from
highl y intellectua l to \ho basest of hallucinations. —
There is l ittle or no pain in the treatment , and Cancers
trea ted hy me never trouble the patient again.
N. B. ' The cure is warranted or no charge for med-
icine. C. L. SPKNCER , M. D.
Office 62 Purchase street , New Bedford.
__J_uly_2 f£L;!
iVl
(Joel M,
FO
R sale by the subsrribdi- frotn-onc lo three thou-
sand qtls. COD FISH! r/oof? i/ualili/, on favorable ,
terms. I' j . G. NICKERSON.
Cotuit Port , June 11, j
Patent Spring-Tooth Horse Rake.
npHIS RAKE eommejnds itself not only to Farmers
J_ who- have level F*ms, but to those who cultivate
throug h uneven and Jony surface, becau se it rakes
clean on those surface;that cannot lie raked with any
other Horse Rake now in use. It also saves a great
proportion of thc most fatiguing labor necessary to the
securin g of bay.
For sale by CHARLES SEARS, Yarmouth : NAA-
MAN DILLINGIIAM and THERON DUNCAN ,
Sandwich. 3w Acworth, July 2.
G. H. BALLOU,
^©miPiEivni? iPAnss'sniBg
(At widow Francis Ballet's,)
Yarmouth Fort , Mass.
June 18 4w
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Bristol, ss. Court ou Common Pleas, June
Tkkm, 1850.
Sylvamis Thomas, Peter 11. Pierce and- Elisha Tucker,
Plaintiffs, vs. Charles C, Morton , Defendant.
THIS is an action cf Assumpsit to recover Five
Hundred dollars alleged to be due to the Plain-
tiffs from the Defendant, previous to/ the sixth day of
April , A. I). 1850. /
And it appearing to the Court upon the suggestion
of the Plaintiffs that the Defendant? is not an inhabi-
tant of this Commonwealth , nor resident therein at -the
time of the service of the Plaintiff/ Writ; that he had
no last and usual place of abode/ tenant , agent or at-
torney in this Commonwealth k/iown to the Plaintiffs
or to the officerwho served said AVrit, and that no per-
sonal service has been made upoii said Defendant.
It is ordere d by the Court hfcrc, that the Plaintiffs
give personal notice to the said/Defendant of the pen-
dency of this action , by caus/ng an attested copy of
this order to be published in ihe Barnstable Patriot, a
newspaper printed in Barnstable. three weeks succes-
sively, the last publication t/i be thirty days at least
before the term of said Conrj f to be holden at Taunton ,
in and for said County of Bristol , on the second Mon-
day of September next. / -
MAS. SPROAT , Clerk.
True Copy-—Attest , / JAS. SPROAT, Clerk.
Eliot./Pitman & Mitchell,
Taunton , June 25, 1850. 3w Plff's Atty 's.
Xj i r i^Y n i T I D E N D
union\iutu4l"1
life ins. co.
The success o\f (his (company is unprecede nted. It '
has , as yet , met V'ith nb loss, and on the FIRST Ol?
JULY next , wilAcrodii to its Life Members ,
1
00 Pc\(#nt. of its Profits !
The udvantagesViffered by 'this Company, to persons
holdi ng its LIFE\ /POLICIES, over (hose of the
STOCK , or MIX EM Companies—which divide enl y a
portion , (35, 50, 70 ol 80 per cent.) of their profits—ore
apparent from the af>Dve announcement.
Persons desirous joV availing themselves of the ap-
proaching dividend', sre respectfull y invited to make
application at once.; \
d!i v
\
i C T O R S .
Abbott Lawrence, Bostqn, John D. Lang, Maine,
Ezra White , New Tork ,\ Charles Jones, Maine,
Daniel Sharp, Jr., feostofc , Joseph II. Williams , Me.
Henry Crocker , Boston , V George Dudley, Conn.
George C. CollinsJN Yorll, Horatio Harris , Boston ,
Elisha 11. Pratt , Bfeston , V Walter Hastings, Boston
I 1
1B. PRATT, President.
Daniel Siiaep , Jr., Vi
\e President.
BOARD Of\fINANCE,
Frankltn Havkm , President Merchant 's Bank .Boston, .
Thomas Tiiacij e k, Merchan t, Boston.
Rkuki. Williams, PresidentKcnneb eek Rail Road.
IJOCAL REFEREES.
John I. Palmer , Esq. N.Y. RoW. G. Shaw .Esq.Boston.
Moses Tay lor , 1'jsq. do. Da\\d Henshaw, Esq. do.
Lawrence Trimllle &Co.do. William Sturgis, do.
Atsop & Chaunjy, do. Char\es Sumner , (lo.
DlRKCTOItS ' Qli-KICE, 78 STAT&-STREET , BoSTOX.
Particular inl'lrmation and Pamphlets given on app li-
cation to J. Pi WASHBURN , AVent for Barnstable
and Nantuckct Counties. V may 28
[r?~N. B. TJic Co.'s Agent (J. p\ Washhurn )
will visit the Clipe Towns and Nantuckct for the issue
of Policies in the following order , viz :\
1st week in Jt«y, Yarmouth , N. l)ennis\and E Denms.
2d " " / Sandwich , FalmontliA Wood's Hole.
•2(1 " " Nantuckct. \ *
4th " " Brewster, Harwich and Chatham.
California risks on favorable terms. \
Barnstab le, July 2. \
Estate of Anna Higgins,
NOTICE is hereb y given, that thc subscriber has
been dul y appointed Administrat or of the goods
and estate of
ANNA IIIGGINS,
late of Orleans , in thc County of Barnstable. deceased,
intestate , and has accepted that trust and sriven Bond
as the law directs. And all persons having demands
upon the estate of the said deceased are hereby requi r-
ed to exhibit th e same; and all persons indebted to the
said estat e are called up on to m ake payment to
JOSHUA NICKERSON , Adm 'r.
Chatha m, April 15, 1850. 3iv—[June 25
Tailoresses W
anted.
TWO or three Girls arc wanted to work at the
Tailoring Business— to be paid every Satur-
day night. Inquire of S- IJOWDING.
Bornstablc , June 25.
Boat at Auction.
Wil l be sold at Auction , on SATURDAY , July 6th , at
5 o'clock , P- M., near the School House in District
No 1, Sandwich ,
A YAWL BOAT , 17 feet keel, sails. &e.
FREDERICK PARKER , Auct.
Bavn staWe. Jnno_ ni. .
'Jw
TAMARINDS—A fresh lot , just received , and for
sale at A. PERCIVAL'S. June 25