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c rrPWR KCK AND LOSS OF LlFIC.-ThPVB was a
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In aloii" t>'« <'Ollst of Lo
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oin N fW York 9th inst. for W ar e h a m w i i h
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t to pieces °" tilt- vook--: at M o n t a u k .on the
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a of tlif 9l'i i"st-i !
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on th " "e x t nK"'"in -
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ilif- ciim e ashore , one o( which was idenii-
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miners
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foiiml upon him to he ll,at of Capt.
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r ub* master of the. E. The oth er was a man
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.rs old , abou t 5 feet hi gh , long l.la.-k |
S°° U'-U whiskers. The th ird was a coloted I
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eei' l0 i.H-l' « M'. "hout SO year s ol.l.-j
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liriilar s are from a letter , from Mr. John
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j!M publis hed in the N. Y. Journal of Com-
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:e»rap hic despatch from Norfolk 12th inst.,
il.Mt ^h Merrv Gallant , Com New Yo.k for
Si.V
p.on Roads in ballast , encountered a trenien -
Ide on afternoon ol' l0(h insf , and nnc-l.or.-d
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smith 's Island. She sli pped her cables and .
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l,-,von-d to make Cape Henry, but struck on the
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shoals and went
to
pieces. The Captain ;
* ¦i .,,1 tin bu t the crew, consisting of three !
,.,j picked U^i r.
d a boy, were »row "ed. It is supposed that j
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' .i,, .r damage has been done by the storm ,
rrl I H ' il ^'
¦|was very severe. Sch. Ellen Burns , of New
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lost overb oard William Hale ,first officer , of
Hrtnf or d , Conn.—[Boston Dail y Advertiser , 13th .
,N.cj£,. On Monday, 3d inst., was launched at
u'el
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lfleet , from Mr - R"K<"™' yard , a sc-hooner of 84
Slie glided into the water most r crew we fancy,will be equall y as fine as the ves-
l_ [Register.
lEd^artown Corr. of the New Bedford Standard.]
The floating li ght boat "General Ta) lor '' from the
Pollock Rip Station arrived at this port on the 8th
inst.
At this inclement season , a light is needed on that
Stittion , more than at any time during the year.—
\otwithstand ing, she is now removed for the pur-
pose of re-calking ; that may be needed , probably it
is althoug h she leaked as much four months ago as
she does at the present time. Wh y was she not then
taken in , when she could have been better spared
from her situation ? Probabl y because it would be
more comfortable for all concerned , to be snu»l y
moored in a good safe lntrbor ,durin g the severe gales
usual at this season , as was done last winter. Bad
iu'l"nv-nt lo say the least. As No. 1 is the first, law
of nature perhaps we should not find fault , but it
clearly appears that the Superintendent of Lights ,
for this District , is much to blame , at. least that
is the genera l opinion here. The Nkw Yohk
Herald and other papers have referred to her re-
moval , and it is to be hoped that for the safety of
Mni'iners , who are. under the necessity of passing
that dangerous Station , that the floating li ght (which
should now be on Pollock Rip.) may soon be under
as ;;ood management as those placed on other im-
portant reed on our coast.
Accident.—A Carpenter by t he name of Bar-
nau l, p.-issed throug h the gate from Front street in
Clmrlestown , on lo the track of'.he Fitehburg Rail
U-iii'l, on Saturday, 9lh inst., as the ten o'clock train
was jioing out ,anil was thrown under the cow-catcher
anil considerabl y injured. He imprudentl y passed
on the track on the depot grounds to save a short
tiislii nce in going to his woik.
Judge Wilde has resigned his seat on the bench
of tin*. S ipreme Court of Massachusetts. lie was
near the comp letion of the eightieth year of his age.
He was appointed to the office in 1815, being then
« citizen of Hallowell.
Nobi,k Conduct.—John Shaw , of th e sch. Gen.
Jackson , of Belfast , saved the life of Miss Martha
Lewis, aged thirteen years, who accidentall y fell in-
to the water from the wlia.f opposite the Cilendon
Rolling Mill , Chel sea,a few days since. Miss Lewis
had sunk the third time. Shaw dove to the bottom
ami brought her in safety to the surface and the
wharf.
ol.ANDKit.—The worthiest people are most in-
jure d by slanderers ; as we usuall y find that to be
">e best fruit which the birds have been picking at.
Post Mistressrs.—The present number of Post
Mistresses in the United States is eighty one.
tM a' ?*' N
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' ls -~Coffee—There has been no arri-
of W|"
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our
'ast
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' none in first hands except Java.
13c n" ,,
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and
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, .l'he market is well supp lied with Dry Fish ,
8»1« Vd nd moderate. Prices are unchanged.—
urnI B i
nk Co(t 2 ft0 i sma
" Co11 $2 : Haddock 1 25.
ere h ¦
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' the laMer Plent y and dull .cash. Maek-
j at j
HI'e ""Pro ved ; sales of No 1 at 9 56 a 9 62; No
» 4 5n
a 7 62 ! No 3 at 5 12 a 5 25, and No 4 at 4 37
Flou -
r ¦ ' °ash- The m'rivals have been ''£"'•
in pr-
r ls
'" rather hetter demand ,without any change
5 25 m- .k. s of Fredericksburg extra, for export .at
* 75 a 4 R7 ' imos i Oswego 4 75 ; Ohio and Michi gan
do 5 n I ; "enesee pure brands 5 25 ; fancy and extra
Grainlr Per hU
h cash -
food j n continues rather scarce and in pretty
mixed T
at 73c f'01' K°od Southern yellow, 72c for
inp D|' [ 68 »¦ 69c for white; of Oats there is a fair
Easte
rn 41
6S are makinS ot Northern at 43 a 44c ;
»t 85C j_ j
a
^c ! no Southe rn here ; Rye very scarce
1 50 per h °Jf• Goo|i Northern whi te Beans at 1 33 a
•irougij ih
'1S~"'^nel'e nas been a good stead y demand
«aleg miH]
w
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k> Par ticularl y for mess pork.amt la rge
""ai-k ot s n l i f e lot of 10(}0 bids to ho out of the
h;
'"« heen Ln-
' U 12 U2 Por bid , cash ;
'other parcels
5JOS- -CU, S at U 25 « 11 50 in lots, cash and 4
veef is Diem
eXtra do $13 a Su i f™« *9- dull.
E*st
*'« do so an'' dul1- Sales of Western Mess $10 ;
*8<:i H»ms »
a 50 per t>hl 5 Limi - fair "emand , 7 1-2
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B<: Per lb, 4 mos—[Boston Daily Adv.
State of the Markets.
_ SPECIAL NOTICES.
The first of *Ol>wllar lectures.
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'ho.lu?o. of 13oPll li'r lectures will be friv-
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)aPo1.on FRIDAY EVENING.
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a i hysiolo..i( ', r
ek- Rcv - Reorsre \V. Stearns will
Jii^tahie, Nov ,9'ei;turcon Food.
cr?^~^p-^-_____. Per Q"^"-
vVf°f
'he pCIT11
°n Lo<>a 'i'"'. L»nd I)«maces.
^' requested to ^' e
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xtensio » of .he C C. B. Railroad.
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- 25th , at 2 o'clock. P. M
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CROCKER , Secretary .
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0? Thnrsdav i meet at the offire of the Trcns-
Cn*"1 ba
P">"em ?"i
V> 2UL Mr
' D0ane - the onKi-
tts'ness.
r t'ben t and gu e a minuto statement of the
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>er order.
rg^^^LLgAjgjfjBI. H1NCKLEY, Secretary
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p
itt
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to extend .h";
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,0'eitll0r »f tho rentes contom-
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r thoso in, °- H - Railroatl. appointed at n
>lii % Po«, No° '"'"est«l> held at Villa^ Hall , Yar-
Ual1. on M»j, » ht'retl.
v requested to meet at
rafn>onth Port
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CR0CKEB. Chairman.
Notice.
OS-Doctor P. Pixeo has removed his residence to
th, house lonnerlv occupied by S. 13. P|lim,ev , oppo
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sue the Patriot O.Jice, where ho can hereafter "be con-
I suited prolc^umall y, at all hours of the day and ni-ht
DIED.
In this town, on Sunday evening last, of erysipelas
Mr. Isaac Hinckley.
In Orleans. 4th "inst, Mrs. Sull y W., wido w of the
late Capt. Wm. Rogers , 29; 8th, Hannah , da ughter of
David Taylor. 19.
In North Eastham , 7th inst., Mr. Samuel Horton , 63.
MARINE LIST.
Port of Barnstatole, Nov 15.—Sailed , sloop
Mail , Crocker , Boston.
16th.—Arrived , sell Sappho. Fan-is, Boston.
17th.—Sailed , sch Sapp ho , Fa rris , Boston.
18th.—Arrived , sloop Mail , Crocker, Boston.
New York—Ar 10th , shi ps Bay State. Simmons,Leg-
I horn: Garrick , Adams. Liverpool ; bri g Walter Hoxie ,
I Hoxie , New Bedford; sells A Lawrence. Allen , ami Am
[Belle. Baxter , Boston; Champ ion , Gorhnm , Province-
town; 11 th , shi p Sir Robert Peel , London : sch Two
Brothers. Provincetown .
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Providence—Sid 9th , sch Pizarro , Bragg, Philadel-
At Ma aga 4th nit , bark s Rosario, Spra-ue. sold in
Malaga but probabl y still under the U S flag, for Cal-
if ornia; loth , Kana wha .Ili ggins .for New York abt 25th.
Boston—Ar I 2th , bark Lucinda Maria . Ri ch, Mala-
ga; sclis Lamartme , Jenkins , Prederickt.hu "¦• Queen
j Brown Georgetown. DC; Luther Child , Baker.' and
I Jane H.za. Morton . Philadel p hia; Tribune Nicker-on.
land Ann I Si pp le, Bear.-e, Al bany; Ellen , Bearse; J
(.00 ev & C o , Hyder; Jasper , Hu«es. and Co.nelia.
I-auIklm. iNew \wt ; Gem. Wiley N ew Haven Old
ships Frank Johnson , Brown , Kingston , Ja; Capitol
Mng otin , San Francisco, barks New World , Winsor do:
I'.mnia Lincoln , Bartlett. New Orleans: Avola HardiiK '
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Charleston; bri gs Jane Howes, Manuei '
, Gonaive-- Geo
W ashington , Know lton , Mo bile.
Sun Fnnici^co—Sid 4th ult. shi p Clarissa Andrews,
Allen , Realcjo and Panama, with 250 passengers
Mobile—Ar 4ih. bark Ma.y H Kendall , Boston.
Charleston—In port 8th. among oibers . ship* Mon-
treal , Curtis, for South of En ope, ld g; Fortitude , for
Hav re, do; Martha J Ward , for Savannah , lead y; hark
Velo city, for Boston ld g: bri gs Palo Alto , and Souther ,
do do.
Georgetown , SC—A r 6th , bri g Porto Rico , Hatch ,
New York fur Bucks\ill e.
Bucksv ille , SC—A r 4th , bri g E Dudley, Boston; 5th ,
sch Madonna . Beriy. do.
Norfolk—Ar 8th , sell Fairfield, Nickerson , Alexan-
dria for Boston.
Baltimore—Sid 9th a 10th. bark Lowell , Whitney,
New Yor k; sch J E Kid geway, Snow, Pernambuco.
Philadel phia—Ar llth , bri gs Eliza Mre rithew , Grif-
fin. Boston; Lewis Bean.Noyes, New York; sch Roxana
Bu rley, Worth, New Bedford. Cld , hark ,Elk ,Eldrid ge,
Boston ; bri g Alfarettn , Wh ite, do.
A lbany—Adv 10th , sch Ferine, Hand y, for Boston
New } ork—Ar l l t h . bri g Santiago, Burgess. Tarra-
gona via Ivica; sch Detroit , Cammett , Boito n for Al-
bany. Cld , shi p Sil as Holmes , Berry, New Orleans;
sch Era , Chamberlain , Bosto n.
Boston—Ar 13th , shi ps Kentuck y, Gibhs. New Or
leans : North Bend. Jenkins. Savannah ; bri gs Paulina
Flinn , and Mail , Bake r, Philadel phi a; schs Edith ,Crow-
ell ; Boli v.ir. Mitchell , and Mary E Mulch . Yates , Phil a-
del phia: Plymouth Rock, (new packet) Lacy; Alhany
Packet , Jewett ; Gen Taylor , Pike, a nd NiagaVa.Spauld-
ing, New Yor k. Cld , shi p Sqnanttim. Croekcr.Iviobilf ;
bark Merrimac , Bangs,Philadel phia; bri gs Avon ,Web b^
Malta and a mkt; James Crosby, Pendleton , Surinam;
schs New York. Goodsell , Ne w York; Zone, Crowell ,
Hamp den.
San Francisco—Sid 4th tilt , ship Eliza Adams, of
New Bedford , (or Fairhaven) Callao , to load for Liver-
pool.
Charleston—A r 9th , seh Corilli , Horton ,Georgetown ,
SC. Sid 8th , hark Henry Warren , Boston; George C
Gi bhs. New Orleans.
Bucksville , SC—Ar 5th , brig Porto Rico.Hatch.New
York.
Norfolk—Ar Oth , schs Sha ron , Thacher .Boston; 13th ,
J 0 Ca lhoun , and Ra inbow , do.
Baltimore—Sid 10th , brig Challenge, Crosby, West
Ind ies.
Philadel phia—A r 11 th. bark Laconia , Howes, New
York. Cld 12th. bark Selah , Atkins. Boston.
Al bany—Cld 12th , seh Mary , and E A Stevens, Bos-
ton.
New York—Ar 12th , shi p Hy Clay, French , Liver-
pool ; schs Louisa , Chase.Boston; Elisha Brooks ,Hinck-
ley, Barnstahle.
Hartford—Ar 12th , sloop Exact, Gould , Chatham.
New London—Ar llth , schs Sarah Louisa , Crocker,
New York for Wareham; Ellen , Nickerson , Glo ucester
for New York ; Lad y Suffolk , Baker , and J O Ireland ,
Crowell , HoMOn for do.
Norwich—Ar llth. sch Garland , Kelley, Nantucket.
Cld , sloop Jasper , New Bedford. %
Providence—Ar 12th , sch s Angeline.Al hany; United ,
do ; sloops John M Parker , do; Pilot , Harwich.
Biingor—Ar 8th, sch (Sarah Buck , Barns tahle.
fPer stea mshi p Atlantic at New York.]
Ar at Liverpool 27th nit. Isabella , Kel ly, Baltimore;
28th. Suffolk. Snow, New Orleans; J II Glidden , Child ,
Philadel phia; 30th , Sea Lion , Dyer, New Orleans; A-
then s, Chase, Mo bile ; We st Point , Allen , Ne w York.
Adv.MsiiiH\Frecnian ,for Boston 3d inst; Revere.Howes,
do 5th ; Pl ymouth Hock , do 20th ; Equator, Ewer , for do
with d espatch.
Off Dungeness 24th , Gertrude , Weeks.Ncw York for
Rotterda m.
Ar at Cardiff 25th , Tedesco, Winslow, London.
Cld at Stockholm 18th , Salisbury, Young.Ncw York.
At Penang Aug 31, shi p Siam , Williams , for Hong
Kong abt Sept 6, with rice. Sid, shi p Dol phin , Hoy t,
Boston.
At Bombay Sept 16, ship Milton , H arlow , for Cal-
cutt a 18th.
A t Main-hins Aug 28,shi p Concordia .Austin , fm Bos-
ton , ar 25th , disg, for Calcutta 25 or 30 ds, to load for
Boston.
At Girgenti abt 15th ult , bark Powhatan , Sylvester,
fm M arseilles for New York , probabl y touching at Pa-
lermo to comp lete her cargo.
Boston—Cld 14th , bri gs Gallio , Brown , Matanzn s;
Lafaye tte , Clifford, St John , NB ; Acorn. Harding.Phil-
adel phia; schs Suntieam , Smith , Ponce; Lowell , Baker,
Richmond.
New Orleans—Ar 5th ,ship Sachem ,Ncwport,E; barks
Paci fic, do; Clarissa, Dyer , M alaga.
Jacksonville—Ar 5th , sch Hen ry Atkins. Rendall.
Boston. Cld 2ii , bri g Harriet , Kclf y, Ne w York.
Cha rleston—Cld 10th , bark Velocity, Ryder , Boston;
bri g Souther , M ayo, do.
Eliza beth City—Ar prev to 9th , brig Wm T Bryant,
Simmons, St Thomas.
Norfolk—Ar 11th , schs Edw Everett, Boston; Bay
Sta te , Portsmouth.
Fredericksburg—Cld prev to 12th , brig T F Knox ,
Smith , Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 12th , hark Helen Maria , Howes, Bos-
ton; sch Roxbury. Sears, Pro vidence.
Philadel phi a—Ar 13th , bark Gen Jcsup. Fisher.Bos-
ton; bri gs Pearl. Atkins , and Erie , Ky der.do; sch Alert.
Ha ll , d o. Cld 12th , hark Eagle , Matthews , do; bri gs
En och Prin t, Bri gbtman , M obile; Foster. Baker, and
Canton , Crowell , Boston ; schs Southerncr .Baker; Peru ,
Johnson , and Cora, O'Nei l. do.
Albany—Adv 14th , sch Andrew Brown , for Boston ,
with de-patch.
New York—Ar 13th , brig Ella. Hallet, Lubec; schs
Ann Maria , Philad el phia for Sandwich ; Alexander M,
do for Wareham ; Ellen , Nickerson , Gloucester; John 0
Ire land , Crow ell , Boston. Cld , hark Oregon , Swain ,
San Francisco, schs Amanda Clifford , Morris, Jacmel:
Wolcott , Bearse, Boston.
New Ha ven—Sid 13th , sch Black Hawk , Atkinson.
Chatham.
Mi ddletown , Conn—Ar 6th , sch Sharon , Crowell
Boston.
Boston—Cld 15th , shi p Chi cora, Holm ,New Orleans;
barks Aquila , Newell , do; Oak . Ryder, Philadel phia;
brig Jud ge Whitman , Thacher, Savannah ; sch Eliza B
Crosby, Hartford. '
Galveston—Ar 22d , bark Wm M Harris , Hallet.Bos-
ton.
Savannah—Ar 9th a 10th , ship Switzerland , Cardiff-
bark Jasper , Cha rleston; bri g Ameiicnn , New York. '
Charleston—-Sid 10th , bark Velo city.
__ Ri chmond—Ar (no date) schs Oduna. Ann D, Mary
Eliza , and Hcnrico , New Yo rk ; Santee. Philadel phia.
Philadel phia—Ar 14th , brig Emma , Baker , Boston;
schs Nancy Bishop, Kelley, do; Msirv , Smith , Albany .
Al bany—Cld 14th , sch Ferine. Ma rietta , David Cox,
and Montano , for Boston; Daniel Webster .and Richard
Law, Providen ce.
Ne w York—Ar 14th , schs Eliz a , Donne. Har wich-
B II Field , Boult; Aerial , Small , and Peru , Lewis, Al-
bany for Boston; Leander , Nickerson , and Science,
Gladding, do for Providence. Cld , sch J Q Adamsj
Norris , Boston.
Hartford—Sid 14th , sch Da vid Crockett , Snow New
Bedford.
Tided Up/\
ON the back of Cape Cod, on j kdnW, Oct. 30,
by se n- Hamilton , 2 ANCfiOR8\ The ™»°r
can have the same by proving/prop ertAand paving
charges, on app licatio n to JOSHUA Y bVARSF
Chatham , Nov. 12. / ' \ '
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~1HEMICAL ERASIVEloAplA
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n7w\nasu-
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J penor article , warranted / fo r sale at
nov 12 ' A. PERCIVAL'S.
HUNT'S best Cast Steel AXES, warranted , just re-
eeivetl and for sale at A. PKKClVAL'S, a is
Dress Goods,
JUST received by the subscriber, a new supply of
Ladies' Dress Goods , consisting in uArt of li ght and
dark changeable Silks ; wkl e black Sinchaw ' Apron
Silks , very cheap ; plain an\ fig 'd all/Wool DeLaines;
fine Alapene Mohair Lustres\ Silk Warp Lyonese and
Veneti an Cloths ; Cashmeres fp bright colors , &<-. &(-..
all of which will be offered at *ic«/s which cannot fail
to suit. JAMES KNOWLES.
Yarmouth Por t, Nov . 19. K
Bay State and WajerloVsiiawls,
ONE of the largest and bes/stock of hmiff Shawls in
the County, just receive/and for salcNvei-y low,by
JAS. KNOWLES. Yarmouth PoiVNoy, 19.
_ & H. BALLOU,
Port ra it Pain ter.
BREWSTER, Mass
H^^t^n/^jr;^ems 'L execmi
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answer such commands:if^fe ^a
's^''^U^er'
to he addressed as above. ,e / -"-" "-ircis
.. — . " / nov 12
GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES !
GEO, W. WARREN & CO,,
ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY , THAT THEY
FEEL COMPELLED EITHER TO ABAN-
DON THE "ONE PRICE SYSTEM ,"
OR TO SUBMIT TO A
GREAT SACRIFICE
OF THEIR STOCK .
HAVING
Pledged themselves to the Public,
That their "One Pri,-e" should be AS LOW or LOW-
EIv than the sa me goods could be bought nnd»' any cir-
cumstances , they now CHEERFULLY SUBMIT
to a
HEAVY LOSS !
RATHER THAN YIELD THEI R SYSTEM TO
THE PRESSURE OF THE HOUr
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THIS EVENIN G
WE SHALL, CLOSE AT SIX,
—AND—
MARK DOWN
@t£uB emscgis
TO PRICES THAT WILL CONVINCE ALL
THAT
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD !
/ GEO. W. WARREN & CO.
/ FOR PARTICULAR S SEE CIRCULARS.
Boston , Oct. 30. 6w [Hov 5
PORTER , LURING & CASWELL,
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WHOI.KSALK DEALERS IN
ORUOS, PAINTS, OI LS, RYE WOODS,
CHEMICALS , DRYSALTERIES ,
—A N U —
DYER S1
& MANUFACTURERS' ARTICLES ,
Ne. 1 1 India, corner of Central street ,
(O pposite the New Custom House ,)
BOSTON.
T. C. POSTER. a. P. LORISG. 0. 8. OASWELL.
aug 13 6m
P. PINEO, M. 1).,
PHTSI31A.M AND StmGEOlT,
HAVING permanentl y situated himself in the vil-
lage of 13nrnst;sble. tenders his seniccs in every
brunch of the profession , to the inhabitants of the town ,
and the public generall y.
P. S. Attendance giv»n at any hour of the day and
ni ght.
Barnstable, Jul y 2. tf
DR. T. P. JACKSON,
No. 83 Dover,
2d DOOR FROM WASHINGTON STREET,
oct 1 BOSTON.
B. F. GILMAN , M. D,
61 Federal-street,
iBO^iPosro
Referes to—3. ISigelow, M. D.
Waltkk Changing , M. D
oct 15 tf
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/ This Furnnce is one of the
» t l "
\ last and most improved ji at-
\"* * terns we have had the )>leas-
r J'"1 lire of presenting to the jmb-
L wj. __j lie. It is the. result of much
*.-¦
-. .n careful observation , pr
actica l
»« .» experience , and a determina-
t • t.on to overcome many of the
' sei ions oljeetions which have
hei tofore been made to Hot
Air Furnaces. It i« perfcc.lv
/ si mp le in its construction. anil -
/ t r- "* !• iSfes! ' u # ""u'e entirel y of east
-<*ejj OrijPSW'-^ i n of unusual thickness , is
o strong, that time cannot destroy it. The
success which |,,,s nttended this medicine for several
years past , lias overcome the prejudices of all respecta-
ble men , anil the articl e has taken a stand among the
nrst class of discoveries and blessings of the age , and
when resorted to in season , eradicates the disease for
which it is recommended.
|From ihe Boston Evening Traveller. ]
It is perhaps but an act of justice to the proprietors
of Wi-tar 's BaKam of Wild Cherry, for us to say that
our personal experience in the. use of this article has
impressed us most favorably. One of the proprietors
of the Traveller was entirel y cured of a severe cough
of tour months continuance , by the use of this Balsam ¦
and several of our friends and acquaintanc e , who hav e
tried the article, have found it of great service in re-
lieving them of severe coug hs and shortness of breath-
ing, with which they bad been afflicted.
Agk xts.— 0. M. 'Hinckley. Barnstable; Jas. Knowles
Yarmouth ; F. Davis. Falmouth ; Josiah M ayo, Chat-
ham ; E. Edso n , Orleans; Higains & Crosby, Brews-
tor ; P. W. Higgins , WellHeet.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
Wistas 's Balsam of Wild Clierrv.
The following letter is from G. H. IIcmos; Esq., con-
ne cted with the Phenix Hotel , Concord , N. H., a '
gen-
tleman extensivel y known to the travelling community,
for his urbanity, kindness , and gentlemanl y deport-
ment :
Messrs. E. Brinley & Co.: Gen tlemen—For several
years past I was affected with a Humor , appa rently of
a Scrofulous Taint , a bout my face and neck, uroducino-
Cutaneous Eruptions , fi nd disfiguring my fa ce. No
Medicine which I could find hel ped me in '
the least , un-
til I commenced taking l)n. Corbktt's Shaker Sau-
9aparili,a , whi ch 1 began to use about one year since.
I have taken several bottles , and am no w in perfect
Iiea lh , and my fa ce is healed. I know this Syrup ef-
fected th is cure , and tha t it is invaluable for Diseases of
the Blood. Q. H. DUMOS.
Concord , N. II., Feh . 2, 1840.
Few persons know what it is to suffer under Cutane-
ous Eruptions as (lid Mr G. H. Dunios. These Erup-
tions commenced in boy hood, and followed him relent-
lessl y through life. They y ielded to no ministrations ,
and curbed not their ruinous course, until the race
speed of thei r crushing hoof tramps was staved
By the
.great cherh o
f Suffering and Disease,
I>r. Corbctf's Syrnp of SnrsaparilEa !
Mr. Dumos , after telling bis own story of sufferin",
says, in allusion to Dr. Corhett 's Sarsaparill a : *
"I have taken several battles , and am now in perfect
health. ' '
Let the public, therefore, read and jud ge for them-
selves as they listen to this voice fiom the old Phenix
Hotel , Concord. N. H.
K. BRINLEY & CO., Wholesale Druggists , Boston ,
Sole. Proprietors , to whom all orders must be addressed.
Agents.— Wales & Conant , and A. Pcreival , Barn-
stable ; Jas. Knowles , Yarmonth : F. Davis, Fnlmouth :
Josiah Mayo. Chatham ; K. Edson , Orleans ; Higgins
& Crosby, Brewster ; B. W. Hi ggins , Wellfleet.
5>r. Corbett's S:«is:B[>:ei ilia.
Died in Orleans , on the llth inst., with consumption
willo w Patty Linnkll, 46. She suffered long and
m uch , and yet patientl y. But few have ever been call-
ed to pass throug h a greater amount of affliction ; and ,
certainl y, we never beheld one who bore it all more
meekl y and resi gnedl y. Her faith most wonderfull y
sustained her , a nd seemed to grow brighter as her suf-
feri ng became more intense. She has three orphan
child ren, who , though the y fe el their loss, ar e comfort-
ed in view of their dea r, patient and suffering mother 's
gain. She was tenderl y beloved by a large circle of
relatives , all of whom feel to rejoice that her sorrows
and troubles are now at an end. That she has mount-
ed up from this frail bod y of death , as th e freed eajile
darts upward from his cage into the pure air and the
clea r sunli ght «f the skies. g. b.
Orleans , Nov. 14.
Also, on the 9th iost., with dysenterry, Miss Han-
nah Taylor, 19 years and 7 months. The following
lines were very ki ndl y written by one who knew heT
well, loved and admired her mild and guileless charac-
ter , and wished to do something to miti gate the sorrows
of th e mourning friends , and to express the affection-
ate sentiments of her own sorrowing heart:
Ja ws on the death of a fri end.
Dea th steals into a group of friends
And takes the loved in his relentless grasp ;
He st ays not for the tear of anguish—the heaving sigh
The breaking hear t.
On this fair day, (the one
On which the Savior rose and burst the confines
Of the tomb ,) one of earth' s fairest flowers is lowl y laid :
Touched by bis icy fi nger. The arrow
Has been aimed hy an unerring hand.
Tha t lovel y form , ado rned with every grace,
Has fallen a prey, to this dread monster.
All that loved ones could do, could not arrest
The progress of disease , and death.
Hers was the patience of the lamb
That wai ts the fatal blow—and her 's the meekness
Of the one th at, sat at Jesus' feet, and learned of Him
Fa rewell—dear friends ! No more amid the scenes
Of ea rth, shall th at dea r chosen one—whom thou
Hast left behind to mourn th y loss—ere greet thee.
But may his eye. radiant with Faith and Hope ,
Turn upward , to that land where all , with robes
Washed white in Jesus' blood , bask in His glorious
presence. [part ,
The re, may he hope to meet thee once again , never to
But dwell forever, in the Paradise ot God.
Obituary.
Boston—Cld l l t h , bark N W Bridge , Merryman. Ha-
vanna; brig Isola , Park , Wilmi ngton , NC.
New Orleans—Ar 1st , shi p Minesota , Allen , New
York ,
Mobile—Ar 1st, bark Grampus , Dyer, Boston ; bri g
VVahseita , Smith New York via Norfolk; 2d ,shi p Wood-
p'- T
ars t ow
- Ne w York.
"ichrnond—Sid 8th. sch Cop ia , Sears, Boston,
foi Bos
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bllrks Gem , Nickerson , Bos-
ton , loth , Irom ont , Sears, do; seh Southerner , Baker,
Arrivals. Clearances. &c.
Aug 14 , lat 35 N , Ion 42 W , shi p Washing ton AI1-
stoti , Richard son , fm Boston for Cape Town , Calcutta ,
&c, all well—had light winds and calms since leaving
Bos i on.
Au^' 15, lat 16 14 N. Ion 118 36 W, ship Garl and ,
Smith , San Francisco for Talcahuano.
Nov 3. hit 88, Ion 63, sch Alert , Wat3on , from Bos-
ton for California.
Nov 6, Georges Shoal NW 50 miles , was sson ship
Townsenil , of and fui Boston fo r Calcutta.
Si»okeu. &c.
Ar at Provincetown 5th , brig Eschol , Smith , from S
Atlantic , 130 bbls sp oil ; sch Willis Putnam , Foster-
do, clean.
Whalers.
West Harwich—Ar 15th, sch Alabama , Sears,
Phil adelphia , with coal to Geo. W. Chase & Co.
Sch Superior , Sm ith , of and for Providence from a
fishing voyage, put into Provincetown , about 1st inst in
distress , leaking bad ly, with loss of sails , &c,in a heavy
gale, and was condemned. In sured in Providence
disasters. &c.
We learn from our Ed gartown cm-respondent.that in
consequence of petitio ns from shi p m asters , pilots , and
others , that the Pollock Ri p Light Boat , on resuming
her station , will show a white light.
Notice to Mariners.
'THOMAS BOBBIN S, colored, i
f indent ed Ap-
A preniic e. havin g escaped JVom tilt subscriber , no-
tice is hereby given that one c\nt re*ard will be paid
by the subscriber for his return fe bin/, and no expenses
pillr , ,,.„ HENimE/ McCOLLUM.
Marston Mills, Nov. 12 1850.\/
One Cent Reward-
To the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Barnstahle :
RESPECTFULLY represents WAKHEN ROG-
ERS , Guardian of Ad.u.kna Nickerson , minor
child of ZKBINA N1CKKKSON , late of Chatham ,
deceased—That the said Ward is interested in certain
real estat e, situated in Chatham , in said County, de-
scribed as follows, viz :—A piece of land with a dwel-
lin g house thereon , containing about five acres, bound-
ed by Lumhert Nickerson and the heirs of Jesse Nick-
erson , and the water on other sides.
Also—About two acres of land near the Bassing
Place,, adjoi ning the heirs of Jesse Nickerson.
The interest of said minor in said estate being what
shall remain after the sale of a part thereof by the Ad-
ministrator of her said father, sufficie nt to rais e the
sum of one hundred and eight dollars.
And your petitioner furtlim- represents, that said es-
tate is unproductive , and that/it is expedient and
woul d be for the benefi t of said Ward that , her interest
in the above described real estale should be sold and
the proceeds of such sale be put/out on interest , or in-
vested in some productive stock!for the benefit of said
Ward according to law. Yo* petitioner therefor e
prays thai he may be lieenseiljto sell and convey .he
said Ward's interest in the afo/esaid real estate for the
purpose aforesaid. VTA It HEN HOGEHS.
Dated at Harwich , Oct. 28,/1850.
Babnstable, ss.—At a Co/rt of Probate liolden at
Harwich , in and for said County, on the 28th day of
October , 1850— /
Upon the foregoing pct/tion of Warren Rogers—
Ordered., that the said petitioner notify al l persons in-
terested therein , that the same will he heard and acted
upon at a Court of Probate to be liolden at Barnst able ,
in and for said County, on the second Tuesday of De-
cember next, by causin g an attested copy of said peti-
tion and of this order thereon , to be published in the
Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstablc.
three weeks successivel y prior to said Court, that they
may then and there appear and shew cause, if any they
have , why the prayer thereof shonld not be granted
NVMPHAS MARSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
nov 19—3w T. REED , Register.
Barnstable, SS.—At a Court of Probate holden at
Brewster , in and for said County, on the 29th dav
of October , A. D. 1850 :
EDITH NICKERSON. Administratrix of the Es-
tate of FRANKLIN NICKER SON , late of Brews-
ter , in said. County, deceased , laving presented for al-
lowa nce, her account of adminittration of said estate ,
Ordered—That the said Ad/inistratrix give notice ,
that said account will be eonsi/ered and acted upon at a
Court of Probate to be holde/ at Barnstable, in and for
said County, on the second 'tfuesday of December next,
by publishing an attested co/y of this order , three weeks
successively, previous to s/id time , in the Barnstable
Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable , that all
persons interested , may /hen and there appear and
shew cause, if any theyitave, why the said account
should not be allowed.
N. MARSTON , Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest :
nov 19 3W T. REED , Register.
1 To the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Barnstable-
RUFUS L. THATCHE R , Administrator of the
estate of R< (BERT LA VENDER , late of Prov-
incetown , in said County, deceased , with the last will
| otsaid deceased annexed , respectfull y represents , that
th e debts due from said deceased , as 'nearl y as ca n be
ascertained , amount to two thousand and fifty dolla rs:
that the charges of Administration amount to fifty dol-
la rs,and that the personal estate of said deceased above
the allowance made to the widow is appraised at sev-
en hundred and fifty-four dollj rs and fifty-six cents
he therefore prays that he niiiy he licensed to sell so
much of the real estate of sail deceased a* shall raise
the sum of thirteen hundred /ind forty-five dollars and
forty-four cents, for the payment of said debts and
charges. Riff US L. THATCHER.
Barnstable, ss.—At a Court of Probate holden nt
Provincetown , in and/for said County, on the 1st
day of November , 185/—
Upo n the foregoing p/tition of Rufus L. Thatcher—
Ordered , that th e said [ititioner notify all persons in-
terested therein, that t'
e sa me will be heard and act-
ed upon at a Court of Probate to be holden at Barns-
tabl e, in and for said County, on the second Tuesday of
December next , by causing an attested copy of said pe-
tition and of this order thereon , to be publi shed in the
Barnstable Patiiot , a newspaper pr
inted in Barnst able ,
th ree weeks successivel y prior to sai d Court , ihat they
may then and there appear and shew cause , if any they
have, why the p.-aver thereof should not lie granted
NYMPH AS MARSTON, Jud ge of Probate.
Copy—Attest :
nov 19—3 w T. REED , Register.
To the Jud ge of Probate for the Coiintv of Barnstabl e-
I TT7AK REN ROGERS. Administra tor of the estate
. Ml of ZEBIXA NI CKKRSON , late of Chatham , in
. said County, deceased, respectfull y represents , that the
debts due from said deceased , as ncarl v as can he as-
certained , amount to three hundred and seventy-five
dolla rs . that the charges of Administration amount to
thirt y-three dollars , and that the personal estate of
said deceased amount s to three hundred dollars he
therefore prays that he may be licensed to sell so much
¦ of the real estate of said decease* as shall raise the
sum of one hundred and eight dollars , for the payment
of said debts and charges. /
WAfRREN ROGERS.
Banstaele, gs.—At a Court/of Probate holden at
Harwich , in and for said County, on the 28th day
of October. 1850— /
Upon the foregoing petitioi/of Warren Rogers—Or-
dered, that the said pctitionerf notify all persons inter-
ested therein , that the samel will be heard and acted
upon at a Court of Probate fo be holden at Barnstabl e
in and for said County, on the second Tuesday of
December next , by causing an attested copy of said pe-
titio n and of this order thereon , to be published in the
Barnstable Patriot, a newspaper printed in Barns-
table, three weeks successively prior to said Court, that
they may then and there appear and shew cause, if any
they have, why the prayer thereof should not he granted
NYMPHAS MARSTON , Judge of Probate.
Copy—Attest:
_novJ9—3-w T REED, Register. j
_JEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oak Wood at Auction.
Will be sold at Public Auction/.., SATURDAY, 30th
&&* a, , 'nst > °" tllu l/emises,
IPl'OoJT,
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"ed at the southerl y
p t of he field , and Uto £e property of Capt . Ira I
Bankable, NOV . 19.
Y O L^« , Auctioneer.
Coal. Coal. , Coal.
JUST arrived from Phi lad clVbi/ and now landing
from schr Alabama, at Job KMase & Co.'s /Tiarf, |at
the Shad Hole, so called) aboult 100 tons /eMia Red
Ash Coal , egg and nut size—fotfsVle low h/jf
GEO./w.V!HASfe & CO.
West Harwich , Nov. 19. 4^v# /
JVotiaB.
A
MEETING of the Stoek/dders of the Mariners '
Ba n k , will he held at the/Hall, in South Dennis
on MONDAY , Dec. 2. at 10/o'clock in the forenoon.
All those that are interested Jire resp ectfull y requested
to attend. WJlfe. ANSEL, Secretary.
South Dennis , Nov. 19.
Notice.
WHEREAS the Cou nty Commissioners having
widened and straightened the Road , lending
I from Nathan Jenkins to Silvafms Bo.lfish' s, in Wesi
Barnstable ; and also ordered tfie re -building of the two
j Brid ges on said road—the Subscribers hereb y give
I notice that thev will meet at flie easterly end of said
road , on T U E S D A Y , the thffd dnv of December next ,
at 10 o'clock , A. M.. for the purpose of selling the woi /c-
ing of said road , and the rehuiUing of the said 'bridges, ac-
cording to the requiiementsif said Commissioners.
If the Tuesday aforesaid *stormy.then the sale will
take place the next day if it be suitable weather.
D A N I E L BASSET , ) Selectmen
CH A'S 0. B E AR S E ,} of
CHA-S LEWIS , ) Barnstahle.
Barnstable , Nov. 19.
Factory at Auction. /
Will be sold at Publi c Auction , on WEDNESDAY,
the 15th day of January next , on the premises, at 10
o clock, A.M., if not previously disposed of/at private
ALL the establishment called flie Chatha/i and Har-
wi ch Cotton and Woollen F*tory, sityUate in Har-
wich—consisting of the site and V,ufldir/gs on which
the machinery is placed ; a dwellin&hou/e, store-house
and about six acres of land , mostly'Ve/ wooded , and
the water privileges to which they areV/nnccted. The
machi nery consists of the following, Aj iz—9 curds 4
breakers, and 5 finishers. 1 drawing fr/n\e
. 2 spades , 1
Taunton and other leather apron , 3/cir<\i!arspinnin g
frames 64 spindles each , 2 throscl do/60 «rM 72 shidles
*
1 mule 144 sp indles , 1 spooler an/ \\arpe\ .I dresser
complete, heen used but little , 8 l/oms, 1 regulator, 1
wool carding machine, dou ble mai/ieylindei , i l-2 feet
diameter, 2 feet wide, 1 pricker a/id a variety Mother
arti cles necessary for such an establishment , "all\vhich
will be sold as above on rcasona lfle terms. For fukther
information call on the su hscrih/r at Chatham \
JOSHUA NICKERSON.X
Chatham , Oct. 22. /
Sellin g Off !
CHEAP FOR CASH !
mHE subscriber is selling off bis entire stock o/
J
. Eimli sl, and West India Goods , and invites aW
those in want of great bargains , to call soon , as he wBl
close up his business immcdiatclv. /
He requests all those indebted to him , to call /ml
settle their accounts previous to the 1st of Janu-u vC
Orleans , Nov. 12 E. EDSON iii
Notice.
AL L persons indebted to the subscriber, are hereby
. requ ested to call and settle their accounts without
further delay—and particularl y those who have promis-
ed to pay f or the last three years.
HENRY E McCOLLUM , M. D.
Marston M ills , Nov. 12.
Peirce AcademyAMiddl eboro 1, Mass.
TH E Wint er Tern/ will commence MOND AY
December 2d. Board anil Tuiti on as heretofore '
Catalogues furnished/ on app licati on to the Princip al '
J. W. P. JKNKS , A. M. or '
U. W. LAWTON . Male Assistant.
Nov 12— 5.vt J. T. WOOD , Secretary.
SchoolVol/ee.
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Cll °o1 Oo m mittee o\tKeTown of Barnstahle
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1--o-'sion at the C^urt House, in said town ,
her ; , V '¦
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,*1nfr "9 oV k«*A. M.. on each dav.
sii d m Vl " '•- W teat
* in tV Pllllli< ' S('h ™ls "''
said town the ensuing winter , maV t hen be pre sented
for examination. GE/5. M A R STON Snc'v
"Ov 12
/ "f School Committee.
W. ATJJEN. IUJA "
(Member of the, American Society of T
j enUd Surgeons )
llljj l^
MEHAMCAL JKJj &DRGI CAL
Will be in Sandwich next four wefks. sept 24
DOORS, SASHES, BLINM
Jfi:K*
1
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ll
T| S. N. WILSON & CO., in ilie brick
Piifi Wjj! '] building, No. 3, corner of McrrimVk and
,'j, |W| jSiil beacon-streets , (opposite the CitV Hav
<'\ % I* I
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^c'a'es> ) Boston , have on hand for sale,
¦j j |Doors, Sashes and Blinds
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% II If
1, of all descri ptions , and of a very supeVi/-
»f 9II !.'; manufacture. y
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] iff [4 ji; f-Er*Tliose favoring them with their As-
i1 5|)f tpy i lom > mn .
v re'.
Y upon their giving tliemVa
li!Lii£i_i_Loo(l article on the most rcnionabie rermA
Glazed Sashes on hand , or glazed to order. All or-\
dors promptl y attended to. f
The Cape Trade is respectfull y solicited. /
Boston , Nov. 5. ]y /
Notice. /
THE subscriber , thinki ng the public wbnld be Letter
accommodated than ii now is. to h/\ e a carriage
run from Hvaunis , regularl y every moi/ing.to meet the
first train of cars from Sandwich for Erosion, has con-
cluded to try the experiment , at leas/for one monih.
and as much longer as the patronage will afford , for
on e dollar a passage. ©TIS LORING.
N. B.—The abo ve will commence on the l l t h inst.,
and until further notice , will start/t .
'3 1-2 o'clock in the
morning, when any passengers oflrer (or at 3 in the af-
ternoon when none) from Hyanrfis—from Sandwich on
the arrival of the afternoon train of cars. Please leave
you names with Messrs. W. HALLETT 6 SON I)
CHOWELL . or O. LOKING.
Hyimni.i, Nov . 5. 3w*
India Rubber (roods.
THE subscriber has constantl y on hiind , a comp l«te
assort ment of
Rubber Goods,
comprising articles ol Water Proof Clothing, such as
Coats, Caps, Pants, Boot s and Shoes, Legirins.
Al so—Air Beds and Pillows, Cuihions, Li fe Preserv-
ers, Travelling Bags, and other articles too numerous
to specify— JJ erpei ual Gloss Ovirshoes.
Sold wholesale and retail at the
I N D I A R U B B E R W A R E H O U S E ,
No. 12 Bkomfield-bthekt , Boston.
oct 29—Ow JOHN CAPEN.
$10 Reward.
STOLEN, or picked tip on the 15th inst , a small
Wallet , containin g a large sum of money, vi z—one
$20 bill on the Barnstable Bank, with others' on Boston
and Augusta Banks ; S10 on Worcester. $10 on New
Bedford , and a note of h.ui d payable to Messrs. Mayo
& Brown , Boston , signed by l) a\ id Bears , Jr ; one pay-
able to John Crowell , si gned hy Gideon Small, with
several other notes , and receipts. Whoever will re-
turn the same to the subscriber , shall receive the abo^e
reward , or give information to the recovery of the
same, NATH'L FREEMAN.
Chatham , Oct. 2'
j .
To Be Let,
J}
«g|a The Dwelling House formerl y occupied
fK?ff|| by Capt. diaries C. Morton , sit uated in
|||g|H East Barnstable. It has an excellent orchard
.iiiniPfrfli. with outbuildin gs , &c,—is very convenient
for a small famil y, and will be let on reasonable terms,
on app lication to Capt. JOSEPH SMITH , opposite
the premises. Barnstahl e, Nov. 12.
For Sale,
A
FEW shares in the €. C. BRANCH
RASL ROAD, lit ^48 per share. Ap-
ply at this Office. 3m Barnstable , Jul y 16.
APPLES—G reenings and Baldwins , for pale by the
barrel or bushel , by A. PERCIVAL. n 'lS
WILLIAM J. PEWEY,
Commission Merchant^ Shipping Asenl,
67 Gravier-stt-GCt/ ..NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans , Jul y 22. / 3m—Jang 6
PROUT^ fc
MEARS'S
NEW .AND IMPROVED
Hot Air Furnace and Ventilator.
/ FOK S85