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illin" out to the mate at the same time to se-
Jolinson. The mate caug ht Johnson from be-
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cut his arm above the wrist , the second cutting
his arm further up and also wounding him in the
;Jo. Johnson then retreated sli ghtl y and stood
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h1 his left arm close to his side with a knife also in
Captain Vent advanced on Johnson and made
,third pass at him , (he blade entering his left breast
,nd inflict ing a fatal wound. He immediatel y fell
n to his knees and then over on his side and in a
very short time died. On the arrival of the vessel
t Rio the affair was brought before the U. S. Con-
sul who, after examining intcfit , sent Captain Vent
home for trial. The trial is not yet finished.
Maine. It is believed that the exultations of the
whis removed bv some
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esPer, was taken.—[Boston Post.
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Upliam is reported to have packed his trunk
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special" notices.
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Notice.
">e hn tor P- Pineo has removed his residence to
site th £ form erly occupied by S. B. Phinney, oppo-
HW atri °t Office , where he can hereafter be con-
^-^ofessionally, at all hours of the day and night.
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LVi! Sound Association will meet
OctoheV^'sh's, Count, on the first TUESDAY in
SamUylV °'«lock p. M. A. COBB , Scribe.
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' orson , Norfolk ; Mary Ellen , Newell , Smyrna , Del ; Dia-,
idem. Black- Henry Atkins , Randall , and I'alos , Berry,
; Philadel phia; Moritano , , and Philadel phia , Ropers ,
i Troy; Oregon , Lewis, Kondout; Lacon , Benrs e, New
York; Leon'ora , Crosby. Hartford. Chi , bri gs Clement ,
Mayo, Charleston; Nithcroy , Perkins.Philadel phia; schs
: Hai'
nbow , Rogers, Rich mond ; Abbott Lawrence, Allen ,
New York. __ ___
Galveston—Sid 27th , bark Montnnk , Gates, N lork,
New Orleans—Ar 5th , ship Emil y Tay lor, Hardie ,
Boston via Key West. Cld 6th , ship Suffolk, Snow,
Liverpool.
Tampa Bay—Ar 29th , ba rk Mary Varney, Doane,
(or Sturgis) Key West for Savannah.
Savannah—Cld 9th.bri g Oregon Berry.Somerset.Ms.
Charleston—Cld 10th , schs ("adct , lii'
eh , Richmond;
11th. Jacob Raymond , Philad elphia. Adv, bri g Choc-
taw, for Boston , soon.
Georgetown , SC—Ar 9th , bri g Frcdk Eugene ,Small,
Charleston for Bucksville; seh W M Foster, Smith , Sa-
vannah for do.
Washingto n , 5TC—Ar prev to 10th , sch Pamlico ,
Simmons , Boston.
Norfolk—Ar 12th , schs Gen Taylor. Fuller, Thomas-
ton; Oscar Jones , Kclley New Bedford.
Alexand ria—Sid 13th , brig Thos F Knox. Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 13th , seh Harp Gibbs, Boston; 14th,
bark Edmund Dwi ght , Hallet. do.
Philad el phia— Ar 14th a 15th , bark Mary, Whelden ,
Boston; bri g Acorn , do. Cld 14th , bri gs A Lawrence ,
Crowell. and Amethyst , Brown , do; schs E H Nash ,
Small , and Albion , Kowley, do; Almeda , Whelden, N
Bedford.
New York—Ar 14th , shi ps Empire State , Russell ,
Liverpool; Toronto , Parker, New Orleans.
Bristol , HI—Ar 14th , seh Star , Nickerson , Boston.
Providence—A r 1Ith. sch Pearl , Nve, Albanv.
At Genoa, 23d nit , shi p Michael Angelo, Wilson , for
Trapani ; bark Alm ad e, Brewer, disg.
At Atix Cayes 23d ult , bark Fairy , Thomas , for New
York , 13 ds.
Boston—Ar 17th , ships Arab, Thurston , and Epam-
inondas. White , Calcutta; bark Lucia Field , Smith , Ba-
tavia; ini gs Mary Stanton , Harding.Baltimore; Emp ire,
("rowell ; Chicopee , Emery, and Lewis Bruce , Noyes:
Philad el phia ; schs Eliza Hand , Sydney, CB; Larkin!
Ch urbuck ; Peru, Johnson; Southerner , Studley; Lady
Su ffolk , Baker; Watchman, Chapman; M L Hall ,Cous-
ins , and ll y Payson , Crowell, Philadel phia; Oli ver, Wi-
ley, Albany; New York , Goodsell; Challenge, Foster,
and Louisa , Chase, New York. Cld , shi ps William A
Cooper, Lincoln , New Orleans; Alesto. Nickerson , Sa-
vannah ; bark Piompt.Lovell , South America and amkt;
bri gs Sea Bird , Curtis , Georgetown , SC; Ottowa, Cole,
and Narraguagus , Hineklcy, Charleston; sch Chas Ap-
pleton , Gullifer, St Thomas.
San Francisco—In port July 30,shi p Garland , Smith ,
for New Bedford , 4 or 5 ds.
New Orleans—Towed to sea, 3d , shi p T B Wales.
Charleston—Cld 12th , sch Cherokee , for a Northern
port; 14t h, shi p Samosct Liverpool. Sid 12th , sch Ca-
det, Kiel) , Baltimore.
Alexandria—Sid 14th , bri g Zoara , Hard y, Baltimore.
Baltimore—Ar 14th a 15th , barks Sylph, Ryder, and
Ella , Flinn , Boston; 16th , Ida, do.
Philadel phia—Cld 16th , bark Gen Jesup,Fisher,Bos-
ton; seh Boston , Kelley, do.
New York—Ar 16h , shi p Emma Field , Snow, Liver-
pool ; bark Pentucket, Nickerson , Baltimore for San
Francisco; schs Globe, Small, Salem; J Cooley & Co,
Jasper , Howard , Cambrid ge, Era , Ellen , and Susan ,
Boston.
[Per steamshi p Canada , at Boston.]
Ar at Liverpool , 4th inst , steamer Pacific, Nye, New
York. Shi 4st , Excelsior, Crocker , do; 2d , Genoa ,Kel-
ley, do; 3d , Jas Garrow , Hamilton , Galveston and New
Orleans; Cairo , Loring, Boston; 4th , North Atlantic ,
Cook , New Orleans; Franchise , Bray, New York; 6th ,
Parliament , Brown , Boston. Cld 6th , Scargo, Howes,
New York. Adv, Squantum , Crocker,for Boston ,15th ;
Pacific , (st eam'r) Nye, for New York , 11th; Liverpool ,
Eldridge , for do; 21st; Volant , Sears, for Baltimore.
Ent for ld g, 31st ult , Saxon , Crosby, for N«w Orleans.
In port, ldg, Carrack , Snow , and Marmion , Freeman ,
for New York.
In port at London, ld g, 6th inst , Gov Hinekley, Lor-
ing, for New York , nnc; Lyman , Doane. for Savannah.
Slil frn Newport , 15, 4th inst , Comoro,Scudder ,N York.
Ar in the Clyde, 30th ult , Martha 's Vineyard , Hig-
gins , New York ,
Ar at Klsineur , 25th ult , Sherwood , Taylor, Havana
for Cronstadt.
Ar at Bremen , 30th ult , Faneuil Hall , Sears; London;
1st inst , Tyring ham , Howes, do.
Sid fm Cadiz , 23d ult , J J ilathoni , Small , and Mary
Eleanor , Parker , Malaga.
Ar at Malaga , 21st ult , Cabot , Nickerson , and So-
phia , Wyman , New York.
At Calcutta , July 15, shi ps Rubicon , Scobie , for Bos-
ton , disg; Equity, Nason , disg ice; Buena Vista , Lin-
nell, disg to load for Hoston; Constantino , Winsor , for
do, same day; Thos Perkins , Rogers, for do. 15 or 20.
Went to sea fm Sand Heads , Jul y 3, shi p Pharsalia Al-
len , for Boston; 13th , bark Brothers , Baxter , for do.
Sid fm Madras , July 13, bark Rienzi , Bangs,Calcutta.
At Al goa Bay, CGH , June 26, bark Hamilton Hurd ,
fm Boston via Cape Town , for Cape Town , soon, to
finish ldg for Boston.
Ar Cronstadt , 27th ult , ship Geo Washington , Snow ,
for Boston , Idg.
Ar at Bangor , Wales , 6th inst , ship Ashland , Har-
ding, Boston; to commence ld g ICth , and sail abt 30th.
Boston—Ar 18th , bark Ithona , Leckie, Cronstadt;
bri g Spartan , Lander , Salem; sch Martha Washington;
Morse , Philadel phia. Cld, barks John W Andrews ,
French , Marseilles; Wey bosset , Curler , River of Plate;
Elk , Eldrid gc, Philadel phia; bri gs Phoenix , Paine, Cape
Haytien; Sarah , Higgins, Pictou; Yucatan , Baker , Phil-
ad elphia; sehs Manson , Manson. Aux Cayes; Homer ,
Parker , and Isabella , Arbecam , New York.
Savannah—Went to sea 12th , shi p Ferax , for Boston ,
sch Julia A Rich , Harding, Baltimore.
Richmond—Ar 16th , sch Copia , Boston. Cld , sch
Courier , do.
Philadel phia—Ar 16th , bark Girard , Chase, Boston;
schs Nancy Bishop, Kelley, and Michi gan, Shutc , do;
17i h, bark Vesta , Flinn , do; schs Albert , Coffin , do;
Mail , Crowell , Providence; Mariner , Nickerson , and
Elizabeth , Otis , Albany.
New York—Ar 17th , shi p Audubon , Now Bedford:
bri g Osccola , Stone , Charleston for Providence.
Boston—-Ar 19th , ship Tnmountain , Rea , Liverpool.
Cld , barks Orono , Chase, Genoa; Sunny, Eye, Seabury,
Domarara; brig Ocean , Eldrid ge, Baltimore; sch Em-
pire , Lovell , Albany and Troy.
Savannah—Ar 17th a 18th' brf g Flora, Cole, Boston,
with some damage to spars and sails.
Charleston—A r 14th , bri g M & J C Gilmore , EI-
dridee , Baltimore.
Bucksville , SC—Ar 12th , brig Fred'k Eugene , Small ,
Charleston.
Richmond—Adv 16th , seh Copia , Sears, for Boston ,
wtg 200 bbls.
Alexandria—Adv 18th , brig Foster, Baker , for Bos-
ton, soon.
Philade lphia—Ar 18th , barks Mary F Slade, Howes,
and O:ik , Ryde r, Boston.
Albany—Ar 18th seh Ferine, Boston.
New York—Ar 18th , sch Jno Q Adams, Norris, and
Lynchbnrg, Crowoll , Boston; Vintage, Hand y, do for
Albany.
New Haven—Ar 18th , sch I) S Ives, Chase, Dennis,
Bristol , R I—Ar 17th , sloop Eunice , Sandwich.
At Newport , E, 6th inst , bark Kanawha , Higgins, fm
Drogheda via Cardiff , ar 5th , chartered to load coal for
Malaga.
Boston—Ar 20th , shi ps Versailles. Hunt ,Havre; Liv-
in g Arge, Snow , Liverpool. Cld , bark Hull , Hurd ,
Bue nos Ayres-; bri gs Silenus , W illis , St Thomas and a
mkt; Jud ge Whitman , Thacher, Wilmington , NC; Al-
batr oss, Cochran , Norfolk; schs Abel Story Case, Cura-
cao; Southerner , Baker, Philadel phia; Despatch , Scud-
der , Wilmington , Del: Tigris, Crowell , and Granite
Suite, Hallet , New York.
Jacksonville—In port , no date, brig Commerce,
Greenlaw , from and for Boston , read y.
Savannah—Ar 16th , bark Gen Tay lor, Philadel phia;
brig Flora , Boston.
Richmond—Cld 18th , schs William ABaird , Boston.
Sid , Courier , Rogers , do.
Philadel phia—Ar 19th , bark Elm , Taylor, Boston;
bri gs Myra , Studley; Swan , Bray, and Pauline , Flinn ,
do. Cld , bri gs Andover , Hard y; Sun , Crosby, and Nan-
cy Ann , Jacobs, do; schs JNancy Bishop.Kelly, do; Mar-
in er, Nickerson , Albany.
Albany—Ar 19th , sells J Stratton , Convert, Susan,
and Saganaw , Boston.
New York—Ar 20th , schs A Lawrence, and Lewis,
Boston. Cld 19th , schs Cicero, Snow, Wilmington , N
C; L II Nickerson, Nickerson , Boston.
Hartford—Ar 19th , schs Eliza B, Bearse; Sharon ,
Crosby, and Ann Flower, Chapin , Boston; sips Exact ,
and Export , Chatham.
Norwich—Ar 17th , sip Belt, Colo, Yarmouth.
Sid fm Genoa prev to 30th ult, bark Abeona , Arey,
Boston.
Sid fm St Thomas, 31st nit, bri g Brothcrs.IIathaway.
Turks Islauds to load for Norfolk.
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MARINE LIST.
Port of Bnrnstntole, Sept 18th—Ar sch Fla-
villa , Tay lor , maekereling.
20th—old sloop'Mail, Crocker, Boston.
21st—Ar sch Sappho , Farris, I3oston. Sid Flavilla ,
Taylor, maekereling.
Fishing sch Mazeppa , Neal ,from Mt Desert for Well-
fleet , went ashore 8th inst , on Scorton Neck , Sandwich ;
crew landed safe.
Bri g Times was run into off E Head of Long Island,
by scb Gold Hunter , of llarpswcll , and had bowsprit
sprung, cutwater started and bobstay parted. Damage
to the sch nnknown.
Ship Empire Stat e, at New York from Liverpool ,had
tlie gale of 8th, la t 51, Ion 67 20, from SE, had tw o
close recfV,cl topsails , foresail and foretopmast staj'sail
blow n away, shi pped a sea which stove in a dead light
and wet provisions , and did other damage.
Sch Harp, Gibbs , at Baltimore from Boston , lost fore
and mainsail , and a quarter boat , in the gale of 7th , oft
the Delaware.
Bark Pentucket , Taylor , (of Boston) Nickerson , from
Baltimore Aug 20, for San Francisco , put into N York
1 6th inst with loss of spars, sails , &c, wile lying to in
gale of 8th under close reefed main topsail , in lat 38 08,
Ion 72.
Sch Hamilton , of and for New York from George-
town , DC, with flour , was stranded on Berlin Beach ,
Md , 16th inst , at 8 I'M.
Bark Hamilton. Hurd , on her passage from Cape
Town to Algoa Bay, June 2, encountered a severe gale ,
lost bowsprit , foremast , and main topgallantma st , and
received other damage.
Disasters. &¦«%
A fleet of mackerel fishermen ar at Harwich 11th to
17th. It is said they are doing nothing at present.
Ar at Provincetown , 19th inst , schs Moxo, Rust ,
Grand Banks. 41.000 fish; Fremont , Pow, do, 35,000 ;
North Cape, Mayo , do, 20,000; Ma y, Clark , do , 35,000.
Ar at Beverl y, 2d inst , schs Juno , Bassett, Grand
Bank , 32,000 fish ; f
tth , Banker , Brower , do, 86 ,000; 6th ,
Album , Eldridge, do, 32,000.
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Spoken Sept 10, lat 42 31, Ion 62 32, sell Copy of
Falmouth , 9 weeks out , 24,000 fish and 13 bbls oil.
Fishermen.
Bridge Builders Please Notice.
PROPOSALS will be received by either of the sub-
scrib ers. Selectmen of the towns of Chatham and
Harwich , until Monday, the seventh day of October
next, for furnishing the materials and building a Brid ge
over the Mudd y Cove River, at the wading place , so
called , on the line of the said towns of Chatham and
H ar wich , of the following dimensions and descri ption
viz :
The Brid ge to be two hundred feet in length , and to
finish not less than eightee n feet wide within the rail-
in g; to be fifteen feet hi gh above hi gh water mark at
the hi ghest part ; about six feet hi gh on the Harwich
shore, and level with the bank on the Chatham shore :
to be built on piles of not less than seven inches in di-
ameter at the small end , substant iall y placed in the
earth , and the outside pil es t#be slanted inward , in a
bracing manner , one foot to/every five feet in length ;
to have five piles under eaclf cap,' which caps to be of
six by ten inch pine timber. fand not more than twenty
feet apart, with five stringejp of six by twelve inch
pine timber , with one pile /tenoned and well secured
in each stringer at the abiftments. The bridge to be
planked with three inch pliuk, to be railed three and
one half feet hi gh , with tllree by four pine joist , the
posts of which to be not nftre than ten feet apart , and
well secured to the stringers and caps, with two six
inch stri ps of inch board below the rail, the lower stri p
to bo placed upon the pla n k , and well secured to the
posts , so as to confine the planks in place. All the ma-
terials to be sound and merchant able , and all except
the piles to be free from sap ; to be finished in a work-
manlike manner , to the acceptance of the County Com-
missioners , on or before the twenty-fift h day of Decem-
ber next.
The subscribers will meet at the store of Benjamin
F. Eldrcd ge, at East Harwich , on the said seventh day
of October next , at. 2 o'clock in the afternoon , for the
purpose of opening the proposals received , and making
a contract. Any further information that may be re-
quired , may be obtained by calling upon either of the
Selectmen of Chatham , or Mr. Danforth S. Steele , of
East Harwich , near the said wading place.
JOHN TAYLOR , ) Selectmen
NATH'L SNOW , } of
NEH'L DOANE , ) Chatham.
NATHAN UNDERWOOD , ) Selectmen
ISAAC KELLEY, } of
DANFORTH S. STEELE,) Harwich.
Harwich , Sept. 24. 2w
PROPOSALS will be received by either of the Se-
lectmen of Harwich , until tl/e seventh clay of Oc-
tober next , for furnishing the materials and building a
Brid ge over the Herring River Jn Harwich , of a similar
descri ption to the above bridge? to be completed by the
25th day of December next , ajparticnlar descri ption of
which will be published next/'eek.
N. UN»ERWOOD , for the
Harwich. Sept. 24. Selectmen of Harwich.
BOSTOIf MUSEUM,
Tremont Street, Boston.
ALWAYS OPEN DAY AND EVENING
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S 1«^«. ¦""« valuable , and b66t
J- a.ranged m the United Slates. It comprises no less than
SEVEN SMFFJEISEN1T MUSEUMS,
to which has been added the present year, besides the constant
oaily accumulation of amcles, One Half of the celebrated
PEALE'S PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM ,
swelling the already immense collection to upwards of
HALF A M ILLION ARTICLES ,
the greatest amount of objects of interest to be found together
at any one place in America ; and an entirel y
NEW HALL OF "WAX STATUARY,
One Ht-NORKn Fff-tiii length , filled to its utmost capacity with
WAX FIOU11ES of the am', of life, singly and in groups,
to the number of upwards of TWO IlUNIMtlSD, which
have been in piep-iratio n for the last two years by a corps of
the most dislin aiislied artist to lie found' in either the old eouu.
ir .
v onhe new, aud are so NATL'ltAJL and ij l F K L i l K-H
as to
WSocli Reality,
and lead tho beholder to doubt whether the figures do not actu-
ally live mid breathe. Among the most prominent will be found
tlie celebrated Tableaux of
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CHRIST'S r,A§T SITFVER
with Ins Twulvo Disci ples ; representing the consternation and
iisiri Liy of the chosen oii'-s ut the mumi-nt when he told tlium
that Onu of them should Bktray Him.
TUB P^OOIOAi SON,
returned home clothed in vugs , and received by his forgiving
father. The imposing spectacle of
THE C&UCIFIXION,
composed of more than forty figures; a correct representation
of 'Mm ovunt , according to the best received authorities.
Christ Disputing with the Doctors ;
a characteristic group of seven fi gures,
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'l-SJE GAME OF tlFE,
In which is shown tlie Christian and Satan contending for the
maslory.
THE SIAMESE TWINS,
and tfieir beautiful American wives.
Representation by mm* figures, of the
MASSACRE BY PIRATES
of the passengers of a merchantman in the India Seas, After a
description by one of the survivors.
horrors &r slitebt ,
as exemplified by seven figures, being jctual likenesses of a
alave-owner, a slave-driver , and their vicfims.
MUIi©EK OF MlSSiMcCREA,
by the Indians during the Revolutionary w-tir; a thrilling group,
¦nowm'* the characteristics of the lied Men.
INTEMPERANCE,
and its certain evils; illustrated in three groups, the last a cor-
rect picture of a f
Wife Murdered by her Husband.
Aleo, groups of a School,—a Milliner 's Shop,—a Shoemaker'*
Shop,—a Barber 's Shop,—a Blacksmith's Shop, &c, as well as
a variety of single figures of distin guished men, &c, with up
wards of
One Hundred ©f Cabinet ^ssze,
rendering it the largest collection of Wax Figures in America.
The entire of the above, and the immense collection of
BIRDS,BEASTS ,FIS H,INSECTS & REPTILES ,
obtained from all parts of the world , tog-ether with innumera
bits r tt s of N la 11 t fi il Cu t es
Paintings , Engravings and Statuary,
OI L PO RT R A I T S
of the GREAT and GOOD of all nal ions,—Naval and Military
Heroes, Patriots, Statesmen, and Divines ;—Kan* Coins ana
Medals;—Sheila, Corala , and Fossils ;
EGYPTIAN MUMMIES,
and Encient Sarcophagi , 80(10 Years old ; and an entire
Family of Peruvian mummies;
the DUCK-BILLED PLATYPUS, the connecting link between
the BIRD mid BEAST, being evidently half eacli s—the curious
half-fish, half-human
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FEJEE MERMAI D,
which was exhibited in most of the principal cities of America ,
iu the years 1840, '-11, and '42, to the wonder and astonishment
of thousands of nuturalista and other scientific yrrsons , whose
previous daubta of the existence of such an astonishing: creation
were entirely removed ;
Elephants and Ourang-Ou langs ;
AlS'TMAIiS and li l llDS of every nation ; Sharks, Seals,
and a variety of FI&I1K& , including- the curious
SAW AMD SWORD FISH,
all in lifelike preservation ; llie whole forming: a School of In-
struction , blended with Aimiseine-nt , that for extent and interest
is unequalled in the Known world ;—the whole to be aeen for the
small admission fco of
XWEKTY-riVE C553VTS.
Jn Addition to which, and
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE,
visitors are admitled !o the gorgeous Exhibition Ball , which
has been newly decorated nt (in expense of nearly five thousand
doliiiri! , where thvy can witness the magn ificent
THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENTS ,
piven EVF.llY KVKNIXO , iu)d WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY AFTEltNOCXWS
, bv n Company oi
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Comedians
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and an
Oiehest'-a of Alusiciauti , admitted to bo SUPERIOR, to any ever
before coveted in '
.bin country, with the aid of
Stsag'e awcl Scesaic Arrangements,
tho mowt in-mid and supeib ever si'en in either F.uropeor Amer-
I ica ' Ihua warrant ing the universal admission that the Boston
' Muspum , besides being the mos»i comfortable and genteel, i«
ttUo ilia
Cheapest Place of Amusement
IN TH& WORLD! A si.'^le visit will prove the truth
of
this
aButiii on , as the ajmi huuj n m only
53T 25 Ceffits to the Wfeols 11 '
sopt 24 eoplOw
Notice.
THK Proprietors of the following tracts of Land in
th e town of Har wich , in the Connly of Bnmstable ,
nre notified that tlie same are taxed in the Tax List
committed to the subscriber , the Collector of Taxes for
snid town of Harwich , for tho ycaral847 ,'48 and '49 , a=
follo ws: f
Widow Ruth Chase , house nntf land—tax for 1847, !
SI 45 ; la x Cor 1848. SI 45—$2 M).
Heirs to estate of Josiah Wjfnslow, land—tux for
1848, 73c; tax for 1849, G0(— $JS3.
And if no person shall aptCnr to discharge snid
Taxes on or before the thirty-fi pst dnyof October next ,
at two o'clock i n the afternoon , I shall proceed to
sell at my d welling ho use, at p ublic auctio n , so muc h]
of said respective tracts of kind as shall he sufficient , to
discharge said taxes and all necessary intervening!
charges. ' THOMAS ALLEN ,
Collector of Harwich.
Harwich , Sept. 19, 1850. 5w— [sept 24
Picked up.at Sea,
ABOUT 3Mof broken LT1JTBKR. The owner can
have the same by proving property and paying
cha rges, on app lication to Capt. "DAVID SNOW.
Truro , Sept. 24. 3w
LK ABNAltD & POLLAUD ,
IE n g i n e c«¦s a n i P lw in 1> c v s ,
Man ufacturers of Water Closqb , Forcing and Copper
Pumps and Brass Cocks of ail sizes, W arm and
Cold Shower Baths. UeacTW^prk
of all de-
scri ption , done at short nbtice.
No 1C Devonskite-slrfct , - ¦¦
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p. S. J/EAtSNAKD , ' Jv. '
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For Sale,
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FEW slmrcs in One C. C. BBABfCII
MA SI, BOAB, at $-12 pc»" share. Ap-
ply at this Office. 3m Barnsta hle , July 16.
New Fall Goods.
A
LARGE stock of New Goods , adapted to the Au-
tumn trade ,comprisin g Silks , in colors and change-
ablcs ; also Black Silks and Satins : Bay State Long
and Square Shawls ; all wool D'laine, Plain and Fig-
ured ; Thibcts : Silk and Cotton warp Lyonese Cloths ,
&c. &c, which will be offered at as low prices as csn b«
bought in Boston or elsewhere , by
JAMES KNOWLES.
Yarmouth Port , Sept. 17.
SPERM , Whale and Lard Oil ; Burning Fluid ; a.
superior article of Washin g Fluid by measure : al-
so. Beef , Pork , Lard, Hams and Snlt Fish, tor sale by
WALES & CONANT. Barnstable , Sept. I,.
I Notice. \
A LL those that lave subscribed \for Slock in Ihe
xi. MAKINKU'S /BANK—also tliVse that wish to
subscribe for Stock/in said Bank , aite respectfull y re-*
quested to meet at/the Hall in South Wonnis , on MON-
DAY , 30t h inst., it 10 o'clock, A. M.Xfor the purpose
of transacting an/ business that mas \ome before the
meeting. ' A SUBSCRIBER "FOUt STOCK.
South Dennis/ Sopt. 17, 1850. cw
~lo&C PHYSICIlk
DR. WM. R LORI) , having removed h\s residence
from Ciwnhi'id fieport , andlocaied himsalf between
ths villages /f North and East Dennis , woufcl respect-
fu l ly tenderiliis services to bis friends of DVnnis and
the public generall y, hop ing by app licatio n alod atten-
tio n to the/wants of his patients , to deserve a Va' 1' pro-
portion oly public patronage. His mcdicineaaie cn-
tirelv vegetable , a nd bis mode of practice hasyp roved
eminentl y sueci-s^l'nl , in the treatment of atl'ecffions of
the Lungs , Live r, Stomach , Kidneys and Spinel Ner-
vous Diseases , nnd the various comp lai nts peculiar to
fe m ales ; also , iri"all eases of scrofula and impurilfcs of
the Mood. WJl. E. LORD , M. I).
Den nis , Sept. 10. 6m \
Notice. ' \
THE Inhabitants of the Town of Harwich, and \
) i
ot hers owning real esfate in said Town , are lierety
notified to bring in to the subscribers , Assessors ot said
Town , on or before the 10th d ;-\v of October next , tvnb
and perfect lists of all the.ir real and person al estat e\
liable to taxation , of which the y w ere possessed on the5
1st day or May last.
ISAAC KELLEY ,
DANFORTH STEELE ,
NATHAN UNDE RWOOD.
Haru ieb. Sept. 10. 3w
FLOUR , Wheat Meal , Rye and Indian Meal , con-
stantl y on hand by WALES & CONANT,
Bar nstab le, Sept. 17. **
WOOL CARPETS—A good assortment just from
the city; Oil Carpels , from 1 to 2 yards wide.—
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BOOTS AND S1IOKS of various kinds , for Men
and Boys, Also—Ladies ' Gaiters of every descri p-
tio n' Shoes,"Sli ppers , &c. all of which will bt sold low
by WALKS &
_ CONANT.
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OYS' FUR HATS.—A beautiful article of Chil-
dren's Fur Hats, just received at
JAM.ES KNOWLES' .
Yarmouth Port , Sopt. 24.
tion in its inci pient stages. No other medicine has
proved more cflicacious. On account of the unbounde d
popularity of this article; it has been extensivel y coun-
terfeited , by persons who know nothing of the ingredi-
ents oi' this ori ginal compound.
The genuine is signed I. BUTTS on the. wrapper.
Ag bxts.—O. M. Hinekley, Barnstable; Jas. Knowles
Yarmouth : F. Davis , Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo Chat-
ha m ; E. Edson , Orlea n s; Higgins & Crosbv , Brews- j
tor : P. W. Higgins , Wcllflcet. !
listen to the I^sisig-mag-e of the Higliesl
Medical T:Hcnt :
As to the Wonderful Efficacy of
Dr. Thomas Corfoeu's Costcentrateil
Syrsip of Sarsapnrilla.
These learn ed Doctors say "that bavi n"- examined
the formula of DR. CORBETT'S SYRUP OF SAR-
SAPARILLA , tb ev cheerfull y recommend it to the
communit y as the Cheapest, Safest axd most Ef-
ficacious of all the Preparations of Sarsaparilla in
the market. ''
HERE READ WHAT THEY ACCORD.
Manchester. Jan. 30. 1850.
We the undersisned , having used DR. CORBETT'S
SHAKER SARSAPARILLA SYRUP in our prac-
tice, aud having examined the Formula by which it is
prepared , would cheerfull y recommend it to Ihe com-
munity as the cheapest , safest , aud most efficacio us of
all the Preparations of Sarsaparilla in the market ! Its
hi ghly concentrated state , (ther e being in a given
amo unt of Syrup twice th e amount of Vegetable Ex-
tract that any other contains ,) the care, skill and clean-
liness of its manufacture , are sure guarantees of its pu-
rit y and effect.
T. R. Crosby. M. D., Z. Colburn , M. D,,
W. D. Buck', M. D., M. G. J. Tewksbury, M. I).,
S. Bunton , M. I).. A. G. French , M. D.,
J. S. Elliott , M. D., Josia h Cristy, M. I).,
James Babb , M. D., A. G. Gale, M. D.,
Thomas Wh eat , M. D., James A. Gregg, M. D.
Is not this evidence most convincing, when th e Doc-
tors say "CORBETT'S SARSAPARILLA" is the
cheapest and most efficacious of all Preparations of Sar-
saparilla in th e market ? Who will rely longer on oth-
er combinations , and not, secure health by using DR.
CORBETT'S SARSAPARILLA ?
EDWARD BRINLE Y &'CO., Boston , Sole Agents.
Agents —Wales & Conant , and A. Percival , Barn-
stable; James Knowles , Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Fal-
mouth ; Josiah Miivo , Chatham : E. Edson , Orleans:
Hi ggins & Crosby, Brewster; P. W. Hi ggins , Well-
fl eet.
MARRIED.
In Truro , 1 5th inst., by Rev. George W. Rogers, Mr,
Thomas S. Dyer to Miss Lucy A. Paine.
In Sandwich , 16th inst., by Rev. E P. Crafts. Mr. Wil-
liam E. Bri gha m. of Marlboro ', to Miss Mary W., daug h-
ter of the late Joshua and Martha Tobey. of S.
In East Sandwich , 19th inst., by Rev.' E. Wells , Mr.
Joseph French to Miss Tryphosa , daug hter of Mr. Win.
Atkins.
In East Waroham ,8th inst., Mr. Geo. W. Bent to Miss
Ruth Long.
In Nantucket , Mr. William H. Waitt to Miss Sarah
Jane , daughter of Hon. Samuel Mitchell.
In New Bedford , Mr. Leander A. Chase to Miss Ann
M. Smith ; Capt. Daniel T. Gilford to Mrs. Nancy B.
Gifi'ord.
In South Boston 11th inst., George Bradburn , Esq..
formerly of Nantucket , to Mrs. Frances H. Parker, of
Lynn.
In Hyannis , Horatio , infant child of Capt. Horatio
Baxter ; Mary Williams , infant child of Mr. William P.
Bodfish. •
In Hyannis , 4th inst., William D., youngest child of
the late Rev. Davis Cobb , 2 years and 3 months.
In Yarmouth , 13th inst., Frederick Alexander , child
of Mr. Frederick Dunbar , about 3 years.
In Soutk Yarmouth , (Quaker Village) this morning,
Zeno Kelley, Esq., 75. [Funeral from the Friends'
Meeting House , in South Yarmouth , on Thursday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
In Dennis , 13th inst.. of dropsy,* Mrs. Rhoda , wife of
Mr. Edwin Crowell , 23 ; lath , Mrs. Kezia , wife of Mr.
Abijah R. Howes, and daughter of Capt. Scth Hall . 29.
In Brewster , 3d inst., Charles S., infant child of
Charles and Emellne Foster ; 8th, infant child of Mr.
Adnah Rogers.
In Harwich , Mrs. Olive Allen. 50 ; Mr. Elijah Small ,
75 ; Mr. John Davis , 50 ; Mrs. Rebecca Philli ps, G5.
In Orleans , IGt h inst., of dysentery, widow Merribah
Smith , 85.
In Truro , 27th ult., Jesse S., second son of Isaac and
Dnisilla Pierce , of South Boston , 9 years.
In Ed garfown , Mrs Mary Ann , wife of Mr. Lorenzo
Butler , 29.
In Warcham , 16th inst., Deborah M. Wing, daughter
of the late Capt. Bcnj . Wing, aged 19 ; Harriet Augus-
ta , onl y daughter of I. 1
\ and Priscilla 11. Murdock ,
aged 6 months.
In Middleboro ',12th inst.,at the residence of Mr.Isaac
Perkins , Mrs. Jemima Cobb , aged 65, widow of the
late Dr. Samuel Cobb^of Rochester , Mass.
In Nantucket ,10th inst., Mrs. Charlotte Newbeg ins ,84.
At sea , on board schr. Juliet , 8th inst., Mr. Lewis Cel-
lins , 31.
On board ship Walter Scott , on the passage from
Callao to Paita , Mr. Wm. H. Coffin , of Edgartown ,
about 27.
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t Ar at Provincetown , 19th inst , schs Walter Irving,
Nickerson , Atlantic Ocean , with 315 bbls sp oil; Robt
Raikcs. Swift , do , 110; bri g Jane Howes, Young, do,160.
The W Irving spoke Aug 9,brigs Lewis Bruce ,Young,
of Provincetown , 35 bbls sp; 14th , Medford ,of do. 70 do:
17th , schs Chas Allstrum , of do, clean; 21st , Willis Put-
nam , of do, do; 22d , bri g E Niekerson , of do, 130 sp:
31st , schs Harriet Neal , of do, 40 do; A Nickerson .of do!
40 do; Rienzi , of do, 90 do.
Cld at, New Bedford , 14th inst , bri g March .Reynolds,
North Atlantic. Sid 16t, bri g March , N Atlantic.
Whalers.
Aug a, lat 30 JN , Ion 35 W, shi p Hannah Crooker ,
Brown , from Boston , Jul y 9, for California.
Aug 3, off' Holyhcad , was see n ship Trimountain , of
and for Boston from Liverpool.
Aug 17 , hit 26, Ion 47, was seen a bark steering S,
with Forbes
1 ri g, supposed the Racehorse ,from Boston ,
Aug 4, for California.
Aug 23, lat 51 29, Ion 40 30, shi p Neptune,Whitfield ,
fm New Bedford. Tho latitude is probabl y inco rrect,
being too far N.
Sept 13, off Cuttyhunk , was seen sch Splcndid .Chase,
from Machine for Port Chester , with loss of boat.
Spoken, &.c.
Boston—Ar 16th , shi p Parthenon , Tay lor, New Or-
leans; barks Helen Maria, Howes; Lawrence, Taylor ,
and Zio n, Reynolds , Baltimore; brigs Canton , Crowell ,
and Emma , Baker, Philadel phia; schs Trcmont , Nick-
Arrivals. Clearances. &c.
_ MW ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. ALLEN, Dj&S,
(Member of the American Society If Dental Surgeons,)
J
jjj pb' MECHANICA L flND SURGICAL .
^TOro IMlsfelOTc)
Will be in Sandwich_this week. sept 24
Administrators Sale.
Will be sold at Public Auctiofi , on THURSDAY the
10th day of October next, at 2 o'clock , P. M. ou the
premises— i
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Two-thirds of thd DWELLING HOUSE
belonging to the esiate of the late Reuben
R ich , Jr., deceased, situate in Wellfleet.
JAMES WILEY , Administrator.
Wellfleet , Sept. 24. 3w
Noliae, A
THE business heretofore lone under the fl^ffe of
COBB & SMITH, is sioon to be settled and clos-
ed. All persons ha«ving detmands or unsettled business
with the above named Company, are requested to hand
the same in at an earlv daJfor settlement.
? ENOCH T. COBB.
EBEN'R SMITH.
Barnstable , Sept. 24. 3w
Exposition des Nouveautes
AT THE
LADIES' EXCHANGE,
M Washington Street,
And I Hawley street, Boston.
GEO, WTWARREN & CO,,
RESPECTFULLY GIVE NOTICE
OP THE
ARRIVAL AID OPEKIJSTG
of their large importation of
Rich and Beautiful Goods,
F4XR THEIR BALL. SALES,
Being selections from all tl* new and choice stylos of
LONG ANIJ SQUARE
S H A W L S . ">>
DRESS AN D/CLOAK,mK^/
CASHMERE D'ECOlSE, MOUS&ELINE DE-
LAINE, and all other new DRESS EABRICS ,—
CLOAK GOODS. VELVETS '.THIBifcPS , CASH-
MERES & MERINOS: '
K2©W2BKF2M®' @©®S)Sa
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, etc. etc.. which aro to
appear THIS SEASON IN PARIS and LONDON.
—ALSO—
A COMPLETE OTOSZ OP
STAPLE GOODS.
LINEN SHEETINGS.of all widths; LINEN SHIRT-
INGS and FKONTING S ; DAMASKS and DAM-
ASK CLOTHS ; NAPKINS and DOYLIES to
match ; BLANKETS ; FLANNELS ; COUNTER-
PANES ; COTTONS ; FURNITURES ; TABLE
and PIANO CLOTHS , and all other
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES,
in ali of which we are careful to have fabrics which will
give satisfaction.
Having added a new buildin g, One Hun d red
Feet ."Loegf, two stories hi gh , for our Wholesale
Trade , thus extending our Store through to Hawley
street, and entirel y refitted our former Store, exclusive-
ly for our Retail Trade, we have now
THE LONGEST STORE
Ibi the United States,
bei ng 250 feet by 31 , nnd filled with the richest and
best selected Stock it has ever been our pleasure to j
present to our friends and customers ; and a price has
been affixed to each article which we feel assured will
be perfectly satisfactory to the buyer.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
CSEO. W. WARREN & COMPANY.
sent 24 6w
New Goods,
JUST received at the store of the subscriber , DRY
GOODS—consisting of Thibet Cjpths ; DeLaines ;
Prints; Doeskins; Cassimeres; Table/ Covers; Cotton
Batting and Sheet Wadd-w^g; TelfaFs , Find ley 's and
Coats' Spool Cotton. Also, mjjt qu/lity bleached and
unbleached Cottons , and a varier^o/'goods too numer-
our to mention. jL
Also—Groceries ; crushed and H-oki Sugars ; table
and cooking Butter; nice Cheeae; Laid;; Clear and
Mess Pork ; Pickled Shoulders apd nice Karris: Burn-
ing and Washing Fluid. / A. PERCIVAL.
Sept. 24. /
LOST—On Monday ni ght , /6th inst., on the road
leading from Bai-nstahle io Centreville , a bun-
dle of clothes tied up in a yelrow silk handkerchief.—
The finder will be suitabl y rewarded by leaving the
same at this office , or with the subscriber.
Barnstable , Sept. 24. LEMUEL BEARSE.
JNolice.
WHEREAS my wife ELIZA ANN , one year ago
left her husband and childr/n without any justi-
fiable cause , and has not since re/urncdto my family—
but has conducted hersell entirel y unbecoming a wife
and mother : I shall therefore/b e responsible for no
debts or expense created by hdf, or on her account.
JOHN B. WALKER,
Plymouth , Sept. 17, 1850. - 2w—[sept 24
WANTED.—A few good sewers, to mak e Vests,
Pants, &c. A pply to JAMES KNOWLES.
Yarmouth Port , Scj> t. 24.
Estate o! Edwas/d Lewis.
TVTOTICE is hereb y given. Jhnt Ihe subscriber has
±% been dul y appointed Adulinistiator of the goods
and estate of I /
TOWARD LEWIS ,
late of Barnstablc\in the Coiilnty of ISarnstahle. mari-
ner, deceased, testalb , with flip last will of said deceas-
ed annexed, and haslacecpteu that trust and given Bond
as the law directs. VVnd all persons having demands
upon the estate of the s»id deceased are hereb y required
to exhibit the same; anJi all persons indebted to the snid
estate are called upon t\mnkc payment to
JONAtIIAN KELLEY, Adm 'r.
Barnstable , Sept. 10, 18B0. 3w«-[sept 17
Estate of Asa C. Ames,
TVTOTICE is hereby given, that, the subscriber has
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1 been dul y appointed Administrator of the goods
and estate of / \
asa/c. Ames,
late of Barnstable , in thi| Conn\v of Barnstable , master
mariner , deceased , intestate , anS has accepted that trust
and given bond as the law directs. And all persons
having demands upon tho etata of the said deceased ,
are hereb y required to exhibit tlie same ; and all per-
sons indebted to tho said estate ait called upon to make
payment to GEO. MaRSTON , Adm 'r.
Marstons Mills , Aug. 13, 1S50. \ 3w—[sept 17
Bays' Superior Waslrfiig Fluid.
rrUIIS is the most irnpro\t d, a/l bv far the cheapest
J_ articl e ever brought liobre ifho public having no
acids in its composition , it ciWot injure the clothes or
aff ect the hand s and it is mueTUc-s liable to start the
colors in calico than the old lr/oVpf washi ng Clothes
will do without rubbing execj/t ve!%dirtv. "
it is good
for calicoes of fast colors. &sati.-.('act ujii guarant eed , or
the money refunded. For s/le by
JAMES KNOWLE S.
Yarmouth Port. Sept. 24.
Stoves. Stoves.
_-A»1^«SiEg»s>^l
j£^!SiiS\ THE subscriber
wPsSSSSB ^ill^SEy w""1'1 respectfull y
lIlJBF^^^^^^tiS^fr call the
attention
of
j fl fXyrS i jP^[iii||§$8
j« p friends on tho
I' » U I , WTTWMI wo» selected " n8Sort-
"ff^-i/.* I !^^Mi
ment
of COOKING
ff "^feJL 'n £ °^'
^'e Pt 'icim.of
Air Commercial ^l iV Tf ij ht— Tibyiap h — Improved
If nthauiiy , and various otjher patterns too numerous to
Also—WoodAir Tiqm.and other Parlor STOVES,
with a general assortment of Japanned. Tin and Bri-
tannia War e, all of whic h he offers on the most reason-
able terms. JOSHUA C. COLLINS ,
No. 57 Union-street ,
_JIfPt £4~3f
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"ear Haymarkut Square. Boston.
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Cnlilc Show and Fair.
nnilE Members of the Barnsla hle Comit
y Agricultural
JL Sof irt y. are hereby notified that Hie faille Show
and Fair of said So^ietv , will he held at the Court
Ho use , in Barnstab le , on "WEDNESDAY , the ICth
day of October next, commencing at 9 o'clock , A.M.
The Members are nl~o notified to meet aftlie same
rime and place, for ihe choice of Officers for the,ensu-
ing year , ami for the transactio n of any business per-
taining to said Society.
Per order of the Executive Committee
C H A R L E S II. B I J RS L E Y, Secretary.
Sept 17
Notice.
npHE Executive Committee of the Burnstab lc Coun-
JL ty Agiie ultuial Society met at the Court House ,
by adjournment , on the 3.1 day of September inst., and
ap pointed the following Committees , viz :
Domestic Manufactures —Eredciick \V. Crocker , Jos.
A. Davis , Elizabeth Crocker , Mary C. Davis , Olive
Hi nekley.
Stock—Loring Crocker , Edward Thatcher , Nathaniel
Hinekley, Seth Parker. Jr., Josep h All yn.
Harms and Colts—Eben Bacon , Jas. G. Hallett , Mat-
thias Hinekley.
Sheep and Swine—George Jenkins, Chi pman Whel-
den , Samuel Childs.
Dairy and Frui:—Georgo Marston , Amos Otis , Wal-
ter Crocker.
Vegetables—S. B. Phinney, Win . W. Stwrg is, John S.
Parker. '
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Ploughing —Enoch T. Cobb, William Howes, David
Mayo.' I
tann ing Implements—Frederick Sctulder, Nathan
Jenkins , Isaac Keith. /
Fruit and Forest Trees—Z. D. Basset/ Obed Brooks,
J r., Luther Hinekley. /
Wednesday, the IGth of October , is appointed for
holding the Fair , and the Executive Committee is re-
quested to meet at the Court IIouse i)n Tuesday after-
noon , the 15111—also the Committees appointed iu the
foregoing list are requested to inept at the same lime
and place, in order to aitl in facilitating the business
conneeftd with the Fair. /
By order of the Executive Cpmniittpc,
CHARLES ll ftJUBSLKY , Sec'y-
Barnstable , Sept. 10. /
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We ,.*»« Testimony f rom the South.
Hnd if '
af
at aU times, to give credit when credit is
f
d
' we are dn , ,e s»me time we can relieve the distrcss-
c
'mS vol ,
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ly gratiHed-; We, therefore, give the fol-
?T W'star's r i"^ testimony as to the beneficial ettects
, olll 'nbia s sam of Wild Cherry, by the editor of the
•C'necl great , C«rolinian , who appears to have ob-
'>uth, Va tfoy its use.—| Old Dominion , Ports-
„ ^« sehw,
'8 BAI'SAM OF WILD CHERRY.
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" resDeJv oso rt t0 l'aton t Medicines , having a
pice tlu-e ' .or the ski" oi the regular profession , but
; i e