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l.H«set , Capt. Tower , has cleared at ,h,
A""' ,]Ol,,e for the coast of Venezuela , will. th«
custom l0 '
vcr i nw somp of the sunken treasure s
in tl"
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! the Spanish shi p Sa n Pe.lro. She takes
on b0"r
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. —Hon. Dj n ie! Webster being about to
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\m\n Bev at his residence in Ma^hfiel d ,
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a colored man in Boston «ho
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bu siness of assisting on such occasions , to
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"l ' erviees Smith having an o| inion of his
^ • U certain matters , sent back word that he
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n ;,,ht last an attempt was made to rob the
T ic,sier Bank , in Lancaster , >,. II. Two persons
Ij
ditcll-.r-d from the New Hampshire Slate
Pr
ison at Coiicor.1, one named S.n.th , the name of
i other not known—were the part.es engaged in
,,'
,6 enterprise . The thieves were alarmed , and
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de their^seape-
There have been great freshets at Albany and
f h it city- The Hudson.ami Mohawk riveis
W
,.v hi"h. A serious breach has occurred in
, "i- nf the Chenango canal , which will cause
the o-^
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^pension
of
boating thereon for the remainder
f the season. The Erie canal embankments , near
Rome .are also badly damaged. At and in the nei gh-
••orliood of Log city, on the Chenango canal , build-
V
n«3 iin(i Pr0Perl .
v t0 tlie iim0lint of *100 .000 lmve
been swept off.
rj'i,e Woman 's Rights Conventi on , for which ar-
mcnipnts were made last summer , met at Worces-
on the 23d ult., and was organized by app ointing
¦p-mlina W- Davis , of Rhode Wand , president ; W.
« Clianning, of New Yoik .and Sarah Tyncdale of
Pennsy lvania , vice presidents. Hannah M. Dar-
rn i»ton , of Pen nsy lvania , and Joseph C. Hathaway,
( New York , secretaries. The objects of the con-
vention were stated to be the consideration of the
best means for the improvement of the education of
women ; the necessity of effecting some change in
their emp loyments , and the importance of securing
to them greater property ri ghts , of voting, and the
exercised other politic«Kiim-tions.
^
The whole nnmber of Fug itive Slaves in the
Northern States at the present time is computed at
15 000. At the market price their value is seven
»nd a half millions of dollars.
An invete rate bachelor being asked by a senti-
mental miss wh y he did not secure some fond one
for a companion in his voyage on the ocean of life ,
replied : "I would if I were sure such an ocean
would be the pac if ic.
Conn ecticut Coppf.k.—The copper mines near
Litch field , Conn-, are being worked with increasing
success. The ore extracted yields a large per cent-
awe of pure copper and no doubt now remains ,th at
as the miners penetrate deeper into the bowels of
thi! mountain , t he ore will be found to be of a rich-
er and better quality.
Whaling at Pkovincktown.—A ri ght whale
made its appearance in Provincetown harbor on
Thursday last , and was immediatel y waited on by a
party of the enterprising citizens of that place , in
three boats. On finding the stranger not disposed
quietl y to submit to their dumands ,!liey endeavored
to enforce them , and succeeded after a hard fight ,in
which one boat was stove , and Capt . Stephen Cook ,
the steersman , badl y injured , in cap turing him . It
was estimated he would yield about 60 bbls of oil .
[Boston Journal.
'Noose It em.—Married on the 17th , in Bedford
boroug h, by Rev. M. L. Pu gh , Jam es B. Sansom ,
editor of the "Fulton Democrat ," to Miss Sarah
Lender , of Bedfo rd.—[Fulton , Pa. Democrat.
The editor jud ges the above a sufficient excuse
for the non-appearance of the Democrat for a week.
We think the occasion pregnant with many little
"leaders" for the future. —[Boston Times.
Why are jokes like nuts ? Because the dryer
they are the better they crack.
When are chairs like ladies ' dresses? When they
lire sat-in.
State of the markets.
Boston, Nov 1.—Coffee—There has been rather
More inquiry for the article since our last , and sales of
'00 bags St Domingo , part for export at 10 1-4 a 10 1-2
«»; 200 bags Porto Cabello lie ; 200 bags Government
Java 13c per lb, 6 ms.
tii —^'or mai'kerel the market has been stead y thro '
™>e week, at 8 75 a S9 for No 1; $7 for No 2; $5 tor No
' am' ®4 for No 4, per bbl , cash. No 2 are scarce and
warned, and separately will bring $7. Pares now 'com-
J"8 jn are- No 1; say 4-5th No 1 and l-5th No 2. The
market is well supp lied with dry fish, and the demand
good. paros i)ri 2 5Q f _'
an t and 1 87 for small
c°d, Per qtl, cash.
'l0lu— Prices are steady , not having varied any of
^nscquenco for se
v,eral "wecks. y.;ics of Ohio and
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' th°y- tho Hail Road Extension
000 'o h»V»
t0 s've the »ykit'« Co. a bonus of £40 ,-
**U water f " 8°?d aml sul) 'tantial Dvke to exclude the
1tei from their track.
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1O£t129.
Nl "INCKLEY , Sec'y.
K?"Doct Not ice.
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or P- Pik eo has removed his residence to
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"?1011 by S' B- l'l»""«y. OPI'O"
suited profess; lac> wh cre he can hereafter be eon-
--l!_Z ___j_hour!i of the da y and n ight,
Arran»em
Teae»»ers' Institute.
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s' [n^Uu tP
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.nts 'iave been made for holding a Teach-
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f Ba>-nstahl
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t° Tow n of -Falmouth , in' the Coun-
?/ No'-etnber ¦!?', comm cnce on MONDAY , th e 11th
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? af ter noon t.e i ° dock A ' M
' llnd t0 continu e until
f'c fol lowing
tUln
;ila y' of t!l<= same week.
1. A 11 _ . 1l
S rC iTllIrttirmi; orn tn V»^ n\.< ^,1 .
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U ^ lj resent themselves punctuall y
2. Ti,e In J Ihed fOT 'he meeting.
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V desi Kned f<"' tl>o«e who are Teacb-
ieilsonal,l e Dro,V °° '" M «ssrtohiisetts , or who have a
°m "io timo Ct ot ll0™mill S such within a. year
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3- Each t, r such institute shall be held .
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' In k a, ri p :mt must come P'-o"'1"!with a Bible,
E'-ld
,Atl in , &c.
At Maitapoisett ,31st nit , hy Mr Wm Barstow , a splen-
did shi p of about 430 tons, called the Ahotic , owned hy
Edmund Allen , Ksq, of Fairhavcn , and is said to be
one of the finest shi ps built in M. She has a round
stem , len gth 120 feet, beam 28 ft 4 in . depth 16 ft, 6 in.
She will lie emp loyed in the North Pacific whale fUherv.
under command of Capt Charles W Gelett , formerly of
the Uncas , of New Bedford.
Aug 10, no lat, &e, shi p Saesusa , , (late How
ard) fin Boston for 'Buenos A yres.
Spoken, Ac.
¦ ^EW ^VERTISEMENi'S.
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f Town Meeting.
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-thcr °f «h« Constable, o
the l own of Barnsiable, m the County of Barnsta
" TN the name of the Commonwealth of M«
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sacWtt-
X you are directed to notify tha inhab itants of "
,
low n of Barn stable , qualified to vote in Elections a
in town affairs, to meet at the Town House, in Ban
, table , on M ONDAY , the eleventh dav of Novembe
; i next, it being the second Monday of said month •>
, ten ot the clock in the forenoon , to brin<{ in tb'ei
votes to the Selectmen for a Governor and Lieutenan
, Governor of the Commonwealth , two Senators for tin
District of Barnstable , and a Representativ e to repre
, sent the Tenth Congressional District , in said Coin
mon wealth , in the Thirty Second Congress of th<
t Unued States—all on one ballot.
To determin e the number of Representatives th<
> lown will choose to represent them in the next Genera
Court , to be iiolden in Boston , on the first Wednesday
t of January next, and bring m their votes to the Select
men for the same.
i [ And yo u are requ ired as aforesaid , to notif y ant
• war n all the inhabitants qualitiedias before menti oned
• to meet at the aforesaid time andlplnce, to act on tht
following business , fo wit : #
, First—To choose a Moderate* to preside in said
i meeting. I
, Second—To receive and act noon the reports of the
Selectmen upon several petitio nJfor roads, and of any
, other officer of the town , whoselluty it is to report to
this meeting. I
Third—To receive and act up ln the accounts of the
Assessors, for assessing ta xes, ifnd taking the census
and valuation of the town. 1
Fourth—To know if the towrf will accept the deed
and conveyance of Oliver Illlmcs, of the home-
stead estate where the wife of Geferge Kingnow .resides ,
and authori se the Selectmen to lake possession of the
premises , to foreclose the ri ght elf redemption.
Fifth—To bring in their votel for some person to fill
the vacancy in the School Corlmittee, occasioned bv
the resignation of L. L. Goodspicd.
Sixth—To know if the town till take legal measures
to ascertain if possible, the Pa'Arkitt of the illeg it i-
mate child of Margaret Lyonsjdeeeased , now a pau-
per , (born in the house of George Lovell,) and enforce
the support of said child therefrom. By Request.
Seventh—To sec if the town will choose a Commit-
tee to ascertain if there be any town landing place at
the old Oyster Place, so called , near Cotuit Port , and
the extent of the same, and what way or ways the pub-
lic have to it ; and to report their findings and doings
to the town for record. By Bequest.
And you are directed to serve this Warrant , by post-
ing up attested copies thereof , at each of the Post Of-
fices in said town , ten days at least , before said meet-
ing ; and also, by causing an attested copy thereof, to
be published in the Barnstable Patriot , the week pre-
ceding said meeting.
Hereof fail not , and make due return of this War-
rant , with your doings thereon , to the Town Clerk , on
or before the time of the meeting aforesaid.
Given under our hands , this twenty-fifth day of Oc-
tober, in the year eighteen hundred and fifty.
DANIEL BASSKT , ) Selectmen
¦
CllA'S C. BKARSE , } of
CHA'S LEWIS , ) Barnstable.
A true copy—Attest ,
GEORGE JENKINS,
Barnstable, Nov. 5. Constable of Barnstahle.
GREATL Y
REDUCED PRICES !
GEO, W. WARREN & CO,,
ANNOUNCE TO I'tSUiR FKSENi>§,
AND THE PUBL IC GENERALLY ,THAT TH EY
FEEL COMPELLED EIT HER TO ABAN-'
DON THE "ONE PR ICE SY STEM ,"
OR TO SUBMI T TO A
GREAT SACRIFICE
Or THEIR /STOCK.
HAVINE
Pledg-ed tlicinseivcf to ttie Pnblic,
That their "One Price" shoulj be AS LOW or LOW-
ER than the same goods eoulif be bough t under an v cir-
cumstances , they now CtfEERFULLY SUBMIT
l°a
- HEAVY LOSS !
RATHER THAN YIELli THEIR SYSTEM TO
THE PRESSUREIOF THE HOUR.
THI S EVE N IN G
"WE SIIALl , CLOSE AT SIX,
—AND—
MARK DOWN
©WM g^®©lS
TO PRICES THAT WILL CONVINCE ALL
THAT
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD !
GEO. W. WARREN & CO.
FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIRCULARS.
Boston , Oct. 30. Cw [nov 5
DOORS, SASHES, BLINDfe\
fiTi i'i i, , " i S. N. WILScfc & CO., in the brick
V I ll'ilI ilV'll '"lilding, No. 3, arner of Merrimack and
Itfw R?b i ' Ikae on-streets, opposite the City Hay
I1 *\ *| Scales,) Boston , ave on hand for side,
', [| Doors, Sa :ks and Blinds ,
|i |! of all doscri ptioi s, and of a very superior
,•' l;- j 'I'I manufacture.
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1 I OS^Those fav >ring them with their cus-
'lii ilf' Hi l| lom , mn .
v rel y * 3on their givi ng them a
111' wijlJTSTlii 'l-liiood article on the most reasonable terms.
Glazed Sashes on hand , or glazed to order. All or-
ders promptly attended to.
The Cape Trade is respectfull y solicited.
Boston , Nov. 5.
Notice.
THE subscriber, thinkin g the public would be better
accommodated than it no\ is. to ha** a carriage
run from Hvannis , regularl y cv -ry mcjfningvto meet the
first train of cars from Sandwic i for Boston, has con-
cluded to try the experiment , ot least fnr j one month ,
and as much longer as the pa ronagc «w7n afford, for
on e dollar a passage. O' lS LORING.
N. B.—The above will comn ence i n the 11th inst.,
and until further notice , will st; rt at 3 1-2 o'clock in the
morning, when any passengers jffer ( ir at 3 in the af-
ternoon when none) from Hya nis—f om Sandwich on
the arrival of the afternoon trai n of cars. Please leave
you names with Messrs. W. I ALLETT & SON , D.
CROWELL , or O. LORING
Ily.nnni-i, Nov. 5. 3w*
Notice.
WHEREAS, my wtfe, SU SAN A. OTIS , having
left my bed and liftNml. v ithout iny consent , t his
is to forbid all persons harRtotfin ? or trusting her , on my
account , as no debts of her coril acting will he paid af-
ter this date. SOLOMON OTIS.
Barnstable , Oct. 28, 1850. N^
CRANBERRIES—In fine oulcr/Wjale by
n 5 A. PTS^CiVAL.
CLEAR AND MESS FOR C; Pieklerl S
*Wdcrs,
and a full assortment of Gr >ceries , for sale at A.
PKRCIVAL'S. - f n 5
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— — — — — — — -~w-«» v v v -w--\s^-^/- "W^^rf^^/~\»'^/^^^^"s^%^>-^%^v/^»/^/
PORTER, LORING & CASWELL,
WH0LB8ALK DEA LERS IN
DRUGS , FAINTS, OSF.S, BYEWOODS,
CHEMICAL S, DRYSALTERIES ,
—A MD—
DYERS1
& MANUFACTURERS' ARTICLES,
No. 11 India , corner of " Centra l street ,
(O pposite the New Custom House ,)
BOSTON.
T. O. POKTKB. e JLaisses i:
Prints "
If OKseltceping Goods, of all kinds ,
CJSovcs nsifl Hosiery
Trimmings »
find all sorts and kinds and qualities ol Dry Goods
suited to the wants of families and always iit LOW
P1JICES.
Whenever you visit Boston , visit this New anil very
convenient Store, and make your purchases too, if you
would consult your own interest.
8&4 Wa shington , corner of Summcr -st,
\ . BOSTON" .
• \ GEO. "W. PETTES.
OCt S\ is3m
^IVistar's Bnisaen of Wild Clierry,
the pr eat remed y for
C o sj §u ni p t i o n ,
And the best medicine known to man for
Asthma of every stage , Liver Comp laints , Bronchitis ,
Influenz a, Coughs. Colds , Bleeding of the
Lungs, Shortness of Breath , pains
and weakness in the side ,
breast , &c, and
all oth er
Biseases of the Pulmonary Organs.
[ From the Boston Post.]
Dr. S. W. Fowle, 133 \V«shinyton-«trect , ha s an ar-
ticl e entirled as above, which we believe is the best
preparation hitherto discovered for the cure of colds and
other consumptive comp lai nts. Having tested this med-
icine , we cm speak with confidence as to its salutary
effects in removing colds and other comp lai nts incident
to this season of the year.
|
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.]
Wherever this medicine is introduced, it at once at-
tains that hi gh reputation which it so richl y deserves.
What can Mop its sale, when on every hand can be wit-
nesssd its wonderful cures. The worst cases of Asthma,
recent but dangerous Coughs, and also those that are of
long standing, Bronchitis , and Consumption in its earl y
stag es, are ahvay scured by this remarkable medicine.
Be not deceived by impostors—th e public should he
careful to get the genuine articl e, as th e imitations and
counterfeits being put up by those who know nothing of
medicine , or of th o diseases of the human system , are
entirel y unsafe and dangerous.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrap-
per.
Address all orders to SETII W. FOWLE , Boston.
Ag knts.—O. M. Hinckley, Barnstable; .las. Knowles.
Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Falmouth ; Josiab Mayo , Chat-
ham ; E. Edson , Orleans; Higgins & Crosby Brews-
ter; P. W. Higgins, Wellfleet. '
»a\ Cornctt's Sarsaparilla.
" CLEANSE THE BLOOD IF -YOU WISH TO
SECURE HEALTH."
No fact is more clearl y established and freel y admit-
ted , alik e by the ablest Ph ysicians and most distinguish-
ed Medical writers of the world , that "If the Bi.ood
be Impure the whole System must become de-
kanged." Purif y the blood fount ains , so tha t its
streams may course clear and untainted throug h the
body, and at once the diseases , such as S.crofula , Con-
sumption , Affected Liver , Erysi pelas , Salt Rheum , and
the thousand "ills the flesh is heir to," will be dispelled ,
and health leap gladl y along in its own channels , the
Blood Cdbbexts ; thus giving elasticity to the step,
and beauty to the cheek !
The following letter , corroborativ e of this great and
un deniabl e tr uth, that Cordbtt's Saksapa.rii.la is
THE GREATEST PURIFIE R OF THE BLOOD KNOWN ,
is from PH1NEAS ADAMS, Esq., Agent of the Stark
Mills, City of Manchester , N. LI., anil deserves espe-
cial attention.
M vnouestek, N. H., Jan. 29, 1860.
I have purchased fo.- two years past several dozen
bottes of Dr. Corbott 's Shaker Sarsaparilla Syrujs for
myself, relations and friends , and am most happy to
state that the benefits derived from the use of this won-
derful Medicine have been most satisfactory and signal.
And truthfull y an d ch eerf u ll y I can say I believe H to
be one of the greatest Purifiers of the Blood
extant; and consequentl y the surest medium of ob-
taining and securing' health.
PHINEAS ADAMS,
Agent of the Stark Mills , Manchester , N. II.
When ouo reads testimony like tins , sure they may
in truth say " Once we doubted , but now we believe 7"
Sold wholesale and retail by the subscribers and their
appointed agents throughout the United Stales
E D W A R D B1UNLEY & CO.,
Nos. 3 and 4, South Side Faneuil Hall , Boston.
Agents.— Wales & Conant , and A. Pereival , Barn-
stable ; Jas. Kuowles , Yarmouth : F. Davis , Falmouth ;
Josiah Mayo. Chatham ; K. Edson , Orlea ns ; Higgins
& Crosb y, Brewster ; B. W. Hi ggins , Wellfleet.
In Centcrville , 27th nit., by Ferdinand G. Kelley,
Esq., Mr. Gustavus llinckley to Miss Caroline S.Lewis ,
both of Hyannis Poit.
In Chatham , 27th ult., by Kev. Edward B. llinckley,
Mr. David Snow , of Harwich , to Miss Elizabeth liasset ,
of C.; Mr. Isaiah Chase, of Harwich , to Miss Esther
Bearse, of C.
In Wareham , 4th ult., by Rev. II. W. Iloughton , Mr.
Jerome N. Butler , of W., to Miss Mary A. .Nickerson ,
of Harwich.
married!
Died in Orleans , on the 29th ult.. of dysentery and
fever, Albeit, onl y son of widow Abagail Kenrick , 19
years and 6 months. This is the last of three interest-
ing and promising sons , all of which died , within six
months of the same age. But few young men in town
have given greater prospect of greater moral worth and
usefulness than the deceased. But with the most plea-
sing prospect before him , and the tenderest of friends
cli nging to him , he was willing to give all up for the
inviting and pleasing prospect iocyond the vale of death.
The oft afflicted widow has now onl y one remaining
child—a kind and affectionat e daug hter. May she not
droop and decline nor repine , when God is so good to
spare such a hel p and support for her declinin g years.
And then how pleasant it is to think of this circle of
dear friends in the heavenl y clime awaiting her pres-
ence. Soon she will pass the shadowy vale , and then
she too may lave her weary sp irit in the seas 0.1heav en-
ly rest. Then troubles and pai ns will be no more, and
parting and sighing will have fled away. "And God
shall wi pe tears away from off all faces." God cheer
and sustain too, tho afflicted and doating sister, s. B.
Obituary.
Light Houses—The Belfast (Me) Signal soys the
two light houses erected in the bay the present season ,
on Griddle Point, at the entrance of Gilkey 's Harb or,
Long Island , and on Indian Island , at the entrance of
Goose H iv er, will be lighted on the first of November.
They arc of a different construction from others in the
State , bei ng only wooden towers placed upon the dwell-
i ngs d esigned to be occu pied by their keepers.
The lighthouse on Plum Island is now being refitted
with si new lantern , glazed with heavy French plate
glass, and improved li ghting apparatus. These repairs
may derange the lights for a few ni ghts onl y.
Notice to Mariners.
A targe fleet of mackerel catchers sld fra Chatham
81st ult, which had not done much as yet.
Fislici-incn.
A schooner from a Southern port , of and for Thom-
aston , with corn, struck on Schooner bars , off Chatham ,
night of 29th ult , and filled with water. Next day she
broke up; and with her cartro became a total loss.
Disasters, flee.
Ar at Provincetown , 27th ult , brio-s E Nickerson
Nickerson, North Atlant ic Ocean , 190 bbls sp oil , and
th e blubber of two whales on deck; Lewis Bruce ,Young
do , 70 bhls do; Franklin , Soper, do , 115 bbls do: sch
Harriet Ncal , Bush , do. 60 bhls do.
Old at New Bedford. 28th ult, ship Tamerlane ,Shock-
ley, North Pacific Ocean. Sld 30th , bark President,
Atla ntic.
Ar at St Michaels , Sept 23d , Walter K, Tillson , of
Provincetown.
Wh alers.
j Boston—Ar 28th, sch Lowell , Bnker .'Richmond. del ,
I barks Eag le , Mathcws , and Selah , Alkins.Philadel phia;
j bri g Canton , do; schs Hy Payson , Crowell ,do; William ^
Collins. New York.
San Francisco—Sld Sept 14, shi p Thomas W Sears,
Graves. Hong Kong.
New Orleans—Cld 19th , shi p U D Shepherd , Davis,
Liverpool.
Key West—Sld 14th , brig J G Anderson , Paine , St
i Maiks.
j Savannah—Ar 28th , ship Prentice , Woodbury, James
River.
| Alexa ndria—Sld 24th , sch D Philli ps, Small , St
iJoli n, NB.
| Philadel phia— Ar 26th ,barks Tlios Dallet. Dill , Porto
Cabello; Vesta , Flinn. and Adelia Rogers. White , Bos-
to n. Cld 26th. bark Mary, Wheldcn , do; sch J P John-
son , Atwood , Ptovincetown.
Ne w York—Ar 26th , schs Cornelia. Boston; Boston ,
Nickcrsnn , Dennis; Oscar Jones, New Bedford; 27th ,
shi p S H olmes , New Orleans; sch Watchman , Atkins ,
Provineetown.
New Iluven—Ar 26th a 27th , seh D S Ives , Chase,
Yarmouth.
Ar at Deal , 12t h ult , Astracan , Smith , London , and
sld for Havre; Tedesco , Winslow , do, and sld for New-
port.
Ar at Portsmouth , 11th ult. Sir Kobt Peel, Chad-
wick , London , and sld 12th for New York.
Sld fin Shields , l.'ith ult , Petrel , Baxter.Califomia.
Ar at Klsineur , 5th ult , Sherwood , Foster, and Sax-
onville , Reed , Cronstadt for Boston; 8th , Monterey.
Crowell, New York for Cronstadt.
At Liverpool , 10th ult , shi p Revere, Howes, for Bos-
ton 5th inst.
At Havana , 20th ult , bark Cbilde Harold , Ric h, for
New York 24th ; bri g Lima , Higgins, do. Sld 19th ,shi p
Orlando , White , New Orleans.
Boston—Ar 29th , barks John II Millay, Perkins
Buenos Ayres; Ella , Atwood , Philad elphia; sch Tele-
grap h, Freeman , Tang ier, Va. Cld , bark Nashua ,Clif-
ford, Phila del phia; bri gs Choctaw, Yarrington, Capedc
Verde Islands and Africa; Eliza Burgess, Glawson ,San
Juan , Cuba; sch Croton , Chase, Jeremie.
Galveston—In port 15th , bark Carlos, Scars , to load
for Boston.
New Orleans—Towed to sea 17th. shi p Kentuck y
Adv 28th , shi p Revenue , Crowell , for Boston , large
part cargo engd.
Apalachicola—Ar 15th , bri g E L Walton , Baker, N
York.
Savannah—Cld 25th , shi p North Bend , Boston.
Charleston—Ar 25th , bri g Souther , Mayo , Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 26th a 27th , bark Sylph, Boston; bri g
Ellen Reed , French , do; 28t h, bark Ida , do.
New York—Ar 20th , schs Lewis, Crowell , Boston; E
A Steven^ , and Mary, do for Albany; Cornelia . Young,
New Bedford ; Louisa Chase. Chase, Smithfied , Va Cld
shi p Rosciu", Shapley, Liverpool ; bark Macedoni a, Lor-
ing. Mobile; brig Torcello, Atw ood , Cardenas.
New London—Ar 26th , sch Empire , Crowell ,Boston.
At Constantinop le, abt Sept 28th , bark Lucinda
Sears, Scars, for Smyrna , 29t h. to load for Boston.
Sld fin Smvrna , Sept 26th bark Zl) , Gorham , New
York.
At Malaga , 4th ult , bark Lucinda Maria , Rich , for
Boston next day.
Boston—Ar 30th , bark Howland , Mayo, Portsmouth ,
Nil. Cld, barks Nautilus , Lincoln , Gibraltar and a mkt;
Sumtcr , (new packet , 381 tons) Hump hrey, of and for
Charlesto n; bri g Erie, Ryd er. Philadel phia'; schs Fanny,
Kelley, San Francisco; Rainbow , Rogers , Richmond;
Louisa , Chase; Wolcott , Beers, and M ^M Klots , Chase,
New York; Leonora , Crosby, Hartford.
New Orleans—Ar 21st, bark Mary Parker , Chagres ,
Adv , shi p Cromwell , Barker , for Liverpool , wtg 500
bales; barks Cazone , for Boston 23d; Roman , for do 1st
inst.
Norfolk—Ar 26th , schs Sophia , Sears, and T H
Thompson , Nickerson , Boston.
Walthall—Ar 26th , bark Hnlinemnnn , Foster, from
Newport, E.
Baltimore—Ar 28th , bark Tin taw , Mnthows , Boston;
schs J E Rid gway, Snow , Arecibo; Rosamond , New
Bedford.
Philadel phia—Cld 29th , bark Mary F Slade, Howes,
Boston; bri g Paulina , Flinn , do.
Albany—Ar 29th , schs J Stratton , and B II Field ,
Boston; Corene , Providence.
New York—Ar 29th ,shi p Liverpool , Eldridge , Liver-
pod ; sch Cambrid ge, Sher wood , Boston. Cld. sch Tre-
mont , Mitchell , St John , PR.
At Messina , abt 4th ult , barks Columbia , Chipman ,
and Yorktown , Storer, for New York.
At Trieste, llt h ult , shi ps Marion , Sampson , and
United States . Robinson , unc; bark Maria , Foster , for
Messina and Palermo, to load for Boston.
A t Malaga , 8th ult , bark Kanawha , Hi ggius. Idg. Cld
1st, barks Alexina , Burlingame , New Yoi k; 2d , Helen
Ulmer , do. Sld 5th a 6th , bark Lucinda Maria, Rich ,
Boston; 6th , bri g Otto man , Hanmi m , do. Batk N I)
Chase, to load for do, was hourl y expected fm Port
Mahon.
At Gibraltar , 6th ult , bark Bay State, Simmons , fm
Leghorn for New York , wind hound ; bark Ork ,Dunbar ,
fin Malaga for Boston , ready for sea.
At Havre , 17th ul t, shi p Oxenbridge , Taylor , for New
Orleans abt 1st inst.
At Liverpool , 19th ul t, ship Plymouth Rock , Cald-
well. fm Boston , just ar.
At St Johns, NF, 23d ult. three mast sch Gen Wash-
ington , Hammond , fin Boston , to load for do.
Boston—Ar 31st,bri g J Hinckley, Johnson , Wilming-
ton NC; schs Louisiana, Green. Jeremie; Geo & Emily
Nickerson , Savannah ; Oscar Coles, Davis , Norfolk L
H Nickerson , Nickerson; Emma,Lovell. and Com Ki ii
ney, Lovell , New York. Cld , shi p Loo Choo, Kenned\
Honolulu; harks" James Smith , Lovett , Marseilles md
Smyrna; Pilgrim. Robinson , New Orleans; Gem , Nick
erson , and Tremont , Sears. Philadel phia; schs Eugene,
Bush , Hayti ; Prudence Nickerson , and Wave , Parsons
Halifax.
New Orleans—Ar 23d , bark Saxony, Boston.
Jacksonville—Ar 18th . bri g Harriet , Kelley, N York.
Bucksville , SC—Ar , no data , bri g William , Fish ,
Fairhaven.
Wilmington , NC—Ar 28th , sch J M Taylor , Boston.
Fredericksburg—Ar prev to 29th , bri g T F Knox ,
Boston. Cld , sch Lamartine , do.
Richmond—Sld 28th , sch Mercy Taylor, Nickerson ,
Boston.
Norfolk—Ar 28th , sch John C Calhoun , Simmons ,
Georgtown. DC.
Alexandria—Ar 28th, sch Fairfield , Boston.
Philadel phi a—Ar 30th , sch Luther Child. Baker ,Bos-
ton. Cld 30th , bri g Louisa , Clifford . Cienfuegos; schs
Santcc , Richmond ; Cutler , Chase, Portland ; E Hinds,
Perry, Boston.
Albany—Ar 28'h , sch Ocar Jones, New Bedford.
New York—Ar 30th , bark Santce , Parker, Malaga;
brig Allen King. Bates, Belize, iloml.
New Haven—Ar 30th, sch Gem , Wiley, Boston.
Sld fm Malaga, prev to Oct 8, bark Crisis , Coffin ,
Boston or New Orleans.
At Cam peach y, Oct 9, bri g Commnquid , Snow, fm
Boston for Laguna few ds, to load fordo.
Boston—Ar 1st, ship Sheffield , Hamhlin , New Or-
leans; barks Swan , White , Trapani ; Lysa nde r, Snow ,
San Juan , Cuba; Union , Kendrick , Baltimor e: Oak ,
Ryder , and Delaware, Lewis , Phila del phia; Fairy,
Thsmas , New York; bri gs Siiral Cook , Hand y,N Atlan-
tic Ocean; Myra , Studlcy; Luhec, Bray; Abbott Law-
rence , Crowell , and Acorn. Howes, Philad el phia ; schs
Ariel , Austin , Wilmington , NC; October , Dvas , and
Julia A Rich , Harding, Norfolk; Sea Bird , Godfrey; E
H Nash , Small; Alexandria -, Studley, and Pemaquid ,
Mitchell , Philadel phia: Grace Caroline , Wri ght ; Frank ,
Cash: Wm II Turner , Basset; Thetis , Linnell; Cathar-
ine Wileox , Niekcrson . and Hi ghlander , Nickerson , Al-
bany; Isabella , Arbecam. and Abbott Lawrence, Allen ,
New York . Old , shi ps Townsend , Whitney, Calcutta;
Sunbeam Putnam; Cairo, Loring, and Peterhof , Gor-
ham , New Orleans; harks Nevada , (new , of Boston , 27S
tons) Doane , San Francisco; Imogene, Waite, Char les.
ton; brigs Angola, Howes, Gonaivcs; A Dunhar ,Howcs,
St Marys , 1 °n "'« P"»ni
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original writ , of redeeming the following morfijred
Real Estate , sit uate in the easterl y part ol said Barns-
table , consisting of cleared land and orchard inn- , with
the Dwelling House and other buildin gs thereon "stand-
ing , and hou nded northerl y by the county road , easter-
ly and southe rl y by la nd of Nathaniel Pereival , and
westerly by land of Joshua Thayer , containing one
acre, more or less; bein g the same mortgaged to Fran-
cis W. R yder , by deed from said Morton , dated Nov .
t , 1848, and recorded in the Registr y of Deeds for said
County , Book 45, Page 22, to which refere nce may be
m&'lc- LUTHER HINCKLEY , "
Marston 's Mills , Oct. 8. Deputy Sheriff.
Factory at Auction.
Will be sold nt Public Auction , on WEDNESDAY
oVlr!
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JIBSL The place latel y occup ie d by Mary Don.
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} deceased , adjoining the Half Way Pond ,
jgjg lS containing two acres of Land , on which arc
-»»«U_j_ some Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, &c. Also , a
convenient Dwelling House , with or without the Land.
Apply to ASA YOUNG. 3w oct 22 ^,
Rubber Overshoes. 7
JUST received from the manufacturers , ajn excellent
assortment of LADIES' and GENTSJRUiSBEli
OVERSHOES , of neat, styles and beautiful j f inish, wa r-
ranted equal to any manufactured. /
Dealers will please call and examine. /
Sold wholesale and retail at the /
I it el ia R u b b e r W a r c hf o iise ,
No. 12 BltOMFlELD STRKET. BO/ SION.
oct 29— 6w JO11S -CAPEN.
School Teacher. /
A
COMPETENT TEACHER can bo had/for any
of the School Districts in Barnstable or nfeighbor-
ing towns, on app lic ation at this office. Tile young
man who wants a School , can furnish good refcommen-
dati ons. / oct 29
$10 Reward. \
CITOLEN , or picked up on the 15th inst\ a smal l
lij Wallet , containing a large sum of money, \z—one)
$20 bill on the Barnstable Bank , wit h others on _U>stoy
and Augusta Banks ; $10 on Worcester. S10 onXNew
Bedford , and a note of h.ind payable to Messrs. M\/o
& Brown , Bost on , signed by David Bears, Jr; one pot-
able to John Crowell , si gned by Gideon Small , wltHy
several other notes , and recei pts. Whoever wiltfre-
turn the same to the subscriber , sha ll receive the amove
reward , or give information to the recovery of/ th e
same. NATll'L FREEMAN.
Chatha m , Oct. 29. /
India Rubber Goods.
THE subscriber hit s constantl y on baud , a comp lete
assortment of
SSubber C«oo<1s,
comprising articles of Water Proof Clothing, such as
Coats, Caps, Pants , Boots and Shoes, Leggin s.
Also— Air Beds and Pillows, Cushions , Life Preserv-
ers, Travelling haqs. and other articles too numerous
to specify— Perpetiud Gloss Overshoes.
Sold wholesale and retail at the \
IN D I A R U B 15 E R W A R E H O U S E ,
No. 12 BsOMFIELb-STItlSKT , BOSTON.
oct 29—6w JOH^ CAPEN.
Commissioners ' Notice.
TVTOTICE is hereby given , that the subscribers have
1% been appointed by the Jud ge of Probate for the
County of Barnstahl e , Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims of creditors against the estate of
THOMAS STKTSON ,
late of Barnstable , shoemaker , represented insolvent —
and six months from the 13th of August last , are al-
lowed saiil creditors to present and prove their claims;
and we shall attend that service at the stoic of Eben 'r
Bacon , in Barnstahle. on Thursday the 12th of De-
cember , and Wednesday the 12th day of February
next , at 2 o'clock, P. M.
EBEN'R BACON. I „
ISAAC CHIPMAN , \
Commissioners.
Barnstablc , Oct. 29, 1850.
i/b. T. P. JACKSON,
/ No. §3 Dover ,
2<1 DOO JI FROM WASHINGTO N STREET ,
°ct 1 / BOSTON. •
\"Dental Office !w
THE public are respectfull y informed that Docts.
W. _>,W. & JT. W. CHAPMAN,
DENTISTS ,
are now visiting the different towns on the Cape with
their Dental O
ffice which is so construct ed and furnish-
ed as to afford all the conveniences that may be desi r-
ed , or possessed in any permanent office that can tend
in the least degree to relieve the patient or facilitate
th e Operatio ns, and make them pleasant.
They possess all the recent improvements in the
Dental art , and are prepared to perform any operation ,
however difficult the case may be, i n the most skillful
manner.
Drs. C. ore now in South Yakmocth. but will visit
th e followi ng towns in the order here given :N
Hyanuis , j ' Barnstablo ,
Yarmouth Port. Sandwich.
Persons in (either of the above mimed towns , who
wish to secure their professional services , are respect-
full y requests rt to call on them immediatel y after their
arrival and make an engagement , for unless appoint-
ments are nijule sufficiently in advance to insure a good
practice, theft- will not remain long in.the place. '
All person s intere sted , are invited to call and exam-
ine their mineral teeth , &c, and peruse their charges for
Dental operations , whic h arc as reasonable as any other
Dentist 's who operate in & faithful manner. They man-
ufacture mieir mineral teeth at Hyannis , where their
Dentu! Laboratory is situated.
South Yarmouth , Oct. 22.
One Price Clothing Store,
THIS genci all y and favorab ly well-known Establish-
ment is now in full and successful operation , and
prepared for a much larger Fall Trade than ever be-
fore. It has always been my intention , as soon as cir-
cu mstances would admit , to adopt the above one priced
ca ption—for I have long been well satisfied that this is
the onl y ri ght way to trade —especiall y with a largo
and increasing class of customers. My gieatly increas-
ing patronage and success in business ,'now enables me
to offer my extensive and thoroug h niiido Stock on
terms the most fair and honorable to all.
Every one must be.satisfied that this is the onl y
RIGHT WAY of doing business and the onl y one hv
which a man can tradt/with safety—fo r if one buys a"t
less than cost, some one m«st P11)' " Kreat deal move
than tho WOKTH , or tho seller cannot meet his de-
mands.
To the Cape Trade I liavc ovor adhered as near to
the one price system as possiMo; but now being com-
pletely itnubk ' way , and behjsid none in my line of
trade , I have ONE PRICE TO ALL.
To nil «ho may chance to buy Clothing in Boston
this season , I will say, if you wish to know ju st wfiat
you are buy ing, nr.d that \ou are getting your money 's
"worth , please look in at the best Stock for the Cape
Trade in Boston ,
I have en hand a very large assortment of Piece
Goods for custom work , and emp loy an experien ced
Cutter and faithful hel p, so that al l garments shall be
made with despatch and permanence.
SHEISW4II B3O5,
78 a nd SO Ann-stkkkt ,
JM building North of Blackstcne-s-ticet.
Rostov , Ort. S'
i. ifoi
Bas'SSSiasU", SS.—Probate Office , Barnstable ,
\ Oct. 14, A. I) 1850.
A
N Instrument purporting to be the last Will and
TestanientV JOSEPH DA VIS.late of Falmouth ,,
in said Conntv , \usbandnian , deceased , havi ng been
presented to me fV Probate by NY.VtPHAH DAVIS,
the Executor therefu named — He the said Executor ,
is direct ed to give noWcc that the said Instrument will
be considered and actesl upon , at a Court of Probate to
be holdeu at Falmouth ,\n the second Wednesday of
November next , by publishing this order three weeks
successively previous to said time , in the Barnstabio
Patriot , a newspaper printed in U.irnstable , that all
person-i interested may then\and there appear, and
shew ca use, if anv they have, fbj or against the Pro-
hat e of said Wifl. \
NYMPH AS MARSTON . Xudge of Probate.
Copy—-Attest : \
oct 2a ' 3w T. RENED , Register.
To the J/udge of Probate for the County of Barnstable:
ISAI/JH N. TOBEY , Ad ministrator of the e.-tate of
HENRY WEEKS, late of Falmouth , in said Coun-
ty, deceased , respectfull y represents , that the debts due
from laid deceased , as nearl y as can be ascertained ,
amou/t to fifteen hundred dollars : that the charges of
Administration amount to fift y doll a rs, and that the
personal estate of s.iid deceased available for the pay-
ment of the same , amounts to one thousand dollars —
Ileirherei 'ore prays that he may be licensed to sell 'so
m u/'li of the real estate of said deceased as shall rai'-e
th/ su m of five hundr ed ami fi fty dolla rs for the pay-
m£nt of j aid debts and charges.
/ ISAIAH N. TOBEY.
/Unstable, ss.—At a Court of Probate holden at
/ lij iriKtahl e, in and for said County, on the second
Tuesday of September. 18,">0—
Upon the foregoing petition of Isaiah N. Tobey— Or-
dered , that the said petitioner notif y all persons inter-
ested therein , that the same will be beard and acted
upon at a Court of Probate to be holden at Falmou th ,
in and for said County, on the second Wednesd ay of
November next , by causing an attested copy of said pe-
tition and of .this order thereon , to be published in the
KUmsrable Patri ot, a newspaper printed in Barns-
tafij e, three weeks successively prior to said Court , that
they.may then and there appear and shew cause, if any
they\ave.why the prayer thereof should not be "runted.
Vy.MI'HAS MARST ON , Jud ge of Probate.
Cop,v—Attest :
oct 2-2X3w T HEED, Register.