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* * ~ ^^Iov of Abu ah Larneo.-Charlf.s- FAA T h Dec 11, 1830—Bdng detained here '> 0WX ' f,r the up train from yW cit y, I learned '" W1U , tl " %.,miniiti on of Abij.-'li Larne.l , for alleged t bat ' " r e Connectic ut Eiver Bank of,his ,own , VObbCry L ,o take place at Hie l.otel at S o'clock last sp> m.^> ' Somewliat desirous to catch a glimpse t i,j s:,!ter!ioon. ,in t0 t)ie temporary court of the indivi dual , n ^ ^. ^ ^ hy M the '•°°m ' Wh l^s Uin ten miles. old men am - ,, ,;„, perso.i, in appearance The accused >s a t , ^ counfenance i and i . •out thi rty year. ¦» > ^ ^ _ ;,,IkU , would be con, .kr d , He was neatl y dressed m . b U c ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ r^ Un^d -nner , not showing the '^^^Uon -held before the Hon.Jus- r< f i l l F h OusLinS, Esq., acting as prose- t,ce GarfieUl , I.. - ^ ^^ |h(j comp]aint preferred cut.ng attorne^, ^ ^ ^^ ^ . ^ ^ ^ ^{_ a 'Z:"nst 1 1U P"° s bou ii(l over to appear at the next nation , fiml i| o ' 1(ien on the first Tuesday of February court to b ^'eiiin of tw0 |i,ousnn(l five hundred dol- T16X ' Tl e prisoner promptl y furnished fifteen hnn- n " Ihrs which lie deposited with one of the se- , of the town of Cliarlestown .he becoming se- ' eCt -?^/br one half of the amount , and his brother , o " l arned , a resident of Worcester county, in your state , for the other half. Vx-Gov. Ilubbard was present at the examination ne of the witnesses , and corroborated the state- ,t of t''e prosecuting officers that tho bank had en fully compensated by the prisoner for all its l -ses iinii expenditures ,in the arrest , &c. The vne state ment was also made by the deputy sheriff, h ' v the way, a most gentlemanl y man. ' [Corr. of Boston Herald. i\{it Clay—Movements in south Carolina. Baltimore Dec. 13.—Henry Clay arrived at Cum- ¦1'ind , Md., last evening, en route for Washing ton. Tn tho South Carolina Leg islature , on the 10th • t Mr. Meminger proposed resolutions that the •omtnendations of the Nashville . Convention for a Southern Congress be accepted , and that the Legis- lature forthwith provide for the appointment of del- elates; also ,that a sum of $200 ,000 be appropriated f " r the arming and defending the State ,and that the Police system be established (or protecting their peo- ple, bond and free, from the evil designs of North- ern aboli tionists. The Washington Republic has come out against the electio n of the whi g candidate for Congress in No. 10,Mr. Zeno Scuddor ,otherwise known as "The Complete Letter Writer ,"and whose onslaug hts on Mr. Webster speak as hi ghl y for his vanity as they do for Ills courage. Mr. Scudder , we very much fear ,is not destined to establish a naitonal reputation , ami all the oil. in New Bedford will not suffice to ec. 17, 1850. ~ . . — LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GEN- UINE. Th e genuin e Balsam is put up in bottles , with the words "Dr. YVistar 's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Phil.i.," blown in the glass ; each bottle bearing a label on the front , with the signature of H. WISTAK , M. D. Also the signature of I. BUTTS on the outside wrapper. Agents.—O M. IIinokley,I>arnstablo ; Jas. Knowlcs , Yarmouth : E. Davis. Ealinouth ; Josiah Mayo. Chat- ham : E. Edfon , Orleans : Higgins & Crosby, Brews- ter ; P. W. Hi ggins , Welrrleet: MARRIED In Harwich , 8th inst., by liev. T. P. Swain , Mr. Ess- arias Cahoon , of H., to Miss Fanny M. Rowland , of Brcwstcr. In Orleans , by Rev. S. Burden , Mr. Joshua L. Cros- by to Miss Sally Rogers. In Wellfleet , 1st inst., by Rev. C. C. Benman ,Mr. Jno. C. Brown , of Nottingham , N. H., to Miss Martha L. Brown , of W. ;¦2d , Mr. Elisha H. Snow to Mrs. Ann H. Snow ; 5th , Mr. Allen Higgins to Miss Sarah P. Hatch , dau ghter of Mr. Stephen Hatch , all of W. In Sandwich , 8th inst., by Rev. Jas. I). Bnticy, Mr. Leroy S. Lovcll to Miss Mary J. Wilson ; 10th , by Rev. Klias Wells , Dr. A. J. Wake'fiold , of Hopkinton , to Miss Kate A., da ughter of Wm. Stutson , Esq., of S. In, Plymouth , by Rev. Dr. Kendall , Col. Wm. Davis to Helen , daug hter of John Russell , Esq. In Boston , 4th inst , Mr. Obed Nickerson , of Har- wich , to Miss Harriet W. Mud ge, of B. In Lafayette, La., 16th ult., Mr. Geo. W. Woodbcrry, of New Orleans , to Miss 1 ). Frances Bodfish, of Fa'l- mouth , Mass. DIED, In this village, very suddenl y, on I and Ebcn 'ijpjrfTth did not in any way attempt or interfere to brayk off the trade— and further, that they had nothing t6 do with or about the trade of Flour. ' JtSAIAIl HALL. Witness— John IIincxluy , 2d. Bamstablc , Dec. 10th , 1859. I p [dec 17 [Yarmouth Reg ister and Sandwich Observer copy.] Estate of Isaac Hinckley. "TITOTICI'lJs hereb y given , that the subscriber has 1 \ been dul y appointed Ej cecutor of the last Will and Testament of I ISAAC IWNCKLEY , late of Barnstable , in theiOonnty of Barnstalile. yco- nia n, deceased, testat e, arR has accepted that trust and giv en Bond as the law directs. And all persons hav- ing demands upon the estate of the said deceased are her eby required to exhibit the same; and all persons in- debted to the said-estate arc called upon to make pay- ment to JOHN HINCKLEY , Executor. Barnstable , Dec 10, 1850. 3w—[d ec 17 Notice. A MEETING of the Stockholders of tho Mariner 's /iBank, will be held at thc/Iall, in South Dennis , on SATURDAY , Jan. 4, at 1ST o'clock in the forenoon; all those that arc interested/are respectfull y requested to attend. I WM. E. ANSEL, Secretary. So. Dennis , Dee. 17 , 1850. Instruction o/i Ik Piano, MISS AMELIA T, SWUfijT, o/Norton , Mass., will giv e lessons on the Piano aV/the Voice , to ih e La- ; I dies of Barnstable and vicinity, oHicr residence in this ! village , or at the houses of pup ils.\ j Terms , $10 for twent y four ^esso\s. Barnstable , Dec. 17 1850. SCHOOL BOOKS —AND— P5 CTTnI A UTN TT (ff\ OT TCp To ) W © 11 J&L il J.L yj JLxJ m n M iL o TilOU sale at the COUNTY BOOKSTORE, Barns- 1' tiible , a large assortment of the most approved SCHOOL BOOKS , toget her wit h a good supp ly of] STATIONERY , consisti ng in part of the following: READING BOOKS—American First Class Book ; Nat ional Header : Introduction to do; Worcester 's: Primer ; Worcester 's 2d. 3d and 4th Book ; Swan 's 1st, 2d and 3d part; Grammar School Reader; IinssePs Heading Books ; Porter 's Rhetorical Reader ; Emer- son 's Primer; Young Reader ; Village Reader; Moral Cla ss Book ; Sull ivan 's Political dp ; Watts on the Mind ; Pope's Essay on Man ; School Testaments. SPELLING BOOKS—National Spelling Book ; Introduction to do; Perry 's do;/Worcester 's do; Town 's do ; Swan's d o ; Russcl's dp. HISTORIES—Goodrich' s H istory U. States ; Em- erson 's Questions to do; 1st, 2d a/id 3d Book of Histo- ry; Pnrlov 's Common .School (k> ; Worcester 's do: Child' s U " S. do ; Willakfs U. ». do. GRAMMARS—Kirkl Vni 's F/ng.Grammar; Smith' s New do; Algcr's Murniy\ do ;/ Parker's Exercises in Eug. Composition ; WcllV s Grammar ; Green 's do; Green 's A n alysis. \ / GEOGRAPHIES—MalWBrun Geograph y and Atla s; Olncy 's do : Smith' s (In; Mitchell' s do; Wood- brid ge's do : Parley's do ; Mitchell's Primary do ; In- termediate do ; Morse 's do. I ARITHMETICS—Smit/'s Arithmetic ; Emerson 's 1st, 2d and 3d parts ; Grecileafs Arithmetic ; Intro, and Mental do; Keys to do/; Emerson 's Key to 2d and 3d part ; Adams 'Ar ithmetic ; Cobb's first Lessons. MISCELLANEOUS—Blake 's Natural Philosop hy; Comstock' s Chemistry ; IfUike 's FWst Lessons in As- tronomy: Botany for Beginners ;\ Walker 's Bosto n School Dictionary ; Perm 's Dictio n ary ; Wo rcester 's Coinp. Dictionary ; Olms/tead's School Astronomy ; do d o Philoso phy ; Bay ley 's Al gebra ; Davics 'do : Cut- , tor's Anatomy and Phisiology ; Coffi n's National Phi- losophy ; Abb ot's Ambercrombic ; Wilki ns' Astrono- my; Adams ' Latin Grammar : Jacob' s Latin Keador; \ irgi]ii Dcl phi ni ; Surrault 's Fi'cncb Grammar ; ! Heurz/s French Reader ; Quarto Blank Books ; Mar- shall' s Book Keep ing ; Al phabets . &c, &c; Cap and Letter Paper, plain and ruled ; Led gers ; Journals; Day Books ; Blanks , of all kinds ; Steel Pens ; Quills; ¦Ink ; Wafers ; Scaling Wax ; Lead and Slate Pencils , &c, &c. The above will be sold at "vvholusalb or bbt ui,, at the LOWEST PRICES. dec 17 | W.ALLEN, D. dTs^ | (Member of the Amer.lctuiSecieli/ of Dental Surgeons,) ; Ip j lji MECIIA SICA'L flND .SORfilCiL MSTIST. I ^J-CQGLj OI-'FICE KJiXI ES D,S.. IIARP,UJl';S. ': Sandwicl!. Dec. L0. Coal, Coal. Goal. • JUST arrived from Phjl.idx 'lphja , and now lopfling from schr Alabama , at Job Chase ^ Co.'s Vt'lmrf, (« the Shad Hole , so called) about 100 tons oxSra U© Ash Coal , ogg and nut size—for sale low by (JKO. W. CHASE & Z& West Harwich , Nov. 19, 4w* ~~" SPECIAL NOTICES. Popular Lectu res. The third of the series of Popular Lectures, will he given in tho Baptist Church , on FRIDAY EVEN- ING^ Dec. 20th , at 6 1-2 o'clock , by Dr. Peter Pineo. Siiiject—Digestion. Per order. P. W. ALLEN, Scc'y. Barnstable, Dec. 17. 03**John Prince will lecture before the Hyannis In- stitute ou FRIDAY EVENING , Dee. 20th. SabfofUl, School Exhibition. ^ The Universalist Sabbath School in Hyannis , will &'»e their Annual Exhibition in the old Universalist ^hti reh , on TUESDAY EVENING next , Dec. 24th. i ^ e 'iv'Se ? wil1 COTlsist of Declamation , Dramas , Sing- J)gi Music by the Band , &c. Doors open at precisely 6 Th tickets 12 1-2 cents , to l>o had at th e door.— ¦¦•le pubHe are respectfully invited to attend. ter order K. S. POPE. _Jlyannis, Dec. 17. Mass missionary Meeting of Barnsta- l)lc Baptist Association, To be hoWen in the Baptist Church in West Ilar- 25?' ^JUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 24t h and A \f n pvese"t month , to commence at 10 o'clock subie ' t ¦tlle first cia 5' a(1( 'resses wi " he macle on tlie the • K- ft°me Missions , and on the second day on ton T?1of forei gn Missions , by brethren from Bos- tlie ri •Association. A conference on the state of * °on of "'? S in the Association will be held in the forc- ly >¦„,, tlle first dav. A general attendance is earnest- •¦ •' reclttested. " JAS. BARNABY ,) Committee A. S. LYON , [ of •—~~ 1>. C. HAYNES , S Arrangements, S. O. of O. F. The T- C l IU 1 S T M A S F A IR . W>U h ] ,'h0 'let Loclge of Odd Fellows of Sandwich to'ton, 0 a ^A1Ki n Montczuma and Carlcton Halls. tim.e .^enc SOUTHACK, Committee. -S^wich , pco_ JO i ' D^-n Notice, t h houSp C f t0l' :P" ,E?N1i0 has removed his. residence to Sl'e the p .Sc&occu P'cd by S. B. Phinney, oppo- sUItcil nraf o ¦ Ulhcc> wl'cre ho can hereafter be con- ^"iQnally, at all hours of thq day aqd night /ir at New Bedford.11th inst, bark s Lexington , Man- ch ester, Proyidenci;, to fit for whaling; 11th ,' Charleston X ackct , Lewis, Indian Ocean ,400 bbls sp. Cld 7th , bark Ha rvest , (of Fairhaven) Spoone r, N Pacific Ocean:9th , shi p Arctic , (new , of do) Pacific; bark Lagrange, (of do) nmT,niomi rclo. Sld ICHh , ship Arctic " barks La- grange , and Harvest, ' Whalers. [From tho Halifax Sun , Sept. 24 , 1848. | We have never had any great faith in ''quack medi- cines ," as they are called : but at the same time, we think it quite possible many of these contain those healing properties , whic h from their beneficial influence on the constitutio n, have led to the manv published laudatory certificates in their behalf. We have now to speak of our own experience. Last winter, for a length of time, we suffered fro m a heavy cold caug 'it in the early part of the season—our cough being violent and har rassing—and more from curiosity than any belief in its virtues , we procured a bottle of Wistar 's Balsam : and we ar e free to conf ess, that ere we bad swallowed its contents in fitfu l doses as prescribed, coug h and cold had left us. As the Agent for the Proprietor of this invaluab le medicine is now in this citv , we mention this fact in proof of its qualities , that he may have our testimon y, be the value of it what it may, to 'add to that of others similarl y benefited. [From the Boston Mercantile Journal.] This medicine , coming from a respectable source.and ca refull y prepared bv an experienced and skillfu l phy- sicia n, is received by the public with confidence. Its efficacy has been proved in many obstinate cases of dis- ease, a'nd its fame has rap idl y extended. It has been extensively used in every part of the country, particu- larl y in the Middle and Northern States ; and strong testimo ny fro m intelli gent and hi ghl y respectable per- sons has been adduced in favor of its merits :is a reme- dy for Colds and Cou ghs, Affections of the Chest , Dis- eased Liver. &c. WItat tlse Nova Scotians Thiitk. The onl y great and sure restorative to health yet known , Here is a ease worth reading ! It is from J. S. NEAL , of Concord , N. H., who recovered from a se- vere affect ion of the Luxes ! by using DR. COK- BETT'S SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA, " after using Townsend' s without any apparent effect !" Concord , N. II., Feb. 4, 1850. This is to certify, that I have taken several bottles of DR . CORBETT'S CONCENTRATED SYRUP OF SAHSAPARILLA , (after having used Townsend's without any apparent effect) and am proud to state to the public and to mv friends , that I have experienced more benefi t from CORBETT'S SARSAPARILLA than from any other Medicine I have ever used. My comp laint was an Affection of the Lungs ; my uncle , also, whose Lungs were affected and could not speak aloud , for six months , after he had been pronounced past recovery by the most eminent Physicians , com- menced taking this efficacious Syrup, and after taking- several bottles recovered , so that he was once again en- abled to attend to his profession. J. S. NEAL. This is evidence most ample that Corbett's Sarsapa- rilla is the onl y reliable Medicine known for Diseased Lungs ! Pulmonic Affection ! Consumption , &c. Sold by EDWARD BRINLEY & CO., Druggists, Boston , Sole Proprietors , and their appointed Agents in the United States and Canadas. Agents.— Wales & Conant , and A. Percival , Barn- stable ; Jas. Knowles , Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo , Chatham ; E. Edson , Orleans; Higgins & Ciosby, Brewster ; P. W. Higgins, Wollfieet. Dr. Thomas Corbett's Concentrated Sys'tin of Sarsanarilla ! Boston—Ar 8th , shi p Ri o Grande , R yan . Liverpoo l. Cld , barks Lucinda Maria , Rich , St Jago.C' uha ; Adclia Rogers. White , and Laconia. Ilardins, Philadel phia ; bri g Myra, Studley, do: schs Hanover, Brown , Jacmel ; Triump h. Coombs , Port an Prince: Emerald. Lewis , Havana: Abdel Kadcr , Ikarse, Philadel phia: Am Belle , Baxter, and Granite State. Hallet , New York. San Francisco—In port , Nov 1, shi ps Obed Mitche ll , for Panama, same day; Seraraporc. Johnson , for Cal- cutta: 10th , Rockall. Evans, fm Boston May 6. just ar: sch Favorit e , Parker , fro m Santa Cruz, ar (Jet 20. Cld Oet 28th , bri g Eliza Tay lor , Eldrid ge. Sandwich Is- la nds. Adv , shi ps Cristeval Colon , for do Nov 4. Sld fm Sacramento City, Oct. 2Sth , bark Splendid, Harding. Realejo aad Panama. At Santa Cruz , Oet 23, bri g Emil y Bourne , for San Fiancisco. 1cltr. Savannah—Ar 3d , bri o: Jud ge "Whitma n , Thatcher , Boston. In port, bark Ilowland , Kcndrick. for do. Wilmington , NC—Ar Gth , bri g Eliza Burgess , San Juan. Cuba. Philadel phia— Ar 8th , bark Elm , Taylor , Boston: schs Sylvia E, Gibbs, Sandwich ; Mail , Providence. Cld 7th , bri g A Lawrence , Boston; schs St Helena , Hatch , Salemj 'Wm M Baird , Stubbs, Marblehead. New York—Ar 7th . sch Abbott Lawrence , Allen , Boston. Cld 7th , shi p Samuel Appleton , Doane , San Fra ncisco; bri g Rogelim. Crowell. Ohagres. New Haven—Sld 8th , sch Lcprelette , Bray, Rock- land. Providence—Ar 7th sch Kola , Chase, Dennis. Ar at Lahaina. Sept 11, shi p Severn , Gardner , San Francisco , and cld 18th for Calcutta . At Palermo , 7th ult , bark Ann & Mary, Dawes, Bos- ton via Malaga , just ar. At Marseilles , lSth ult , bark s Girard , Chase , and Jno W Andrews , French , for Boston, abt 15 ds. Ar at Panama. 18th ult , bri g Marga ret , Harding, San Francisco via Realejo; 21st , bark Isabella , Hay den ,Now York , 149 ds, for San Francisco. Ar at Val paraiso , Oet 20th , shi ps Palmyra. Chi pmhn , fm Boston June 13. for San Francisco; 21st , Cleone. Baxter , fm Boston 120 ds; Louisiana, Barstow. fm New York Jul y 6. for San Francisco. Sld llth ,slji p Strabo , Hussey, for California. In port , 4th ult , shi ps Orphe- us, Freeman; Mary Mitchell , Gardner , and Addison Lawrence , refreshing; barks Miantonomi , Collins , and Victo ry , Kyan , for New York , Sld fm Talcahuano , abt Aug 30, bri g George F Wil- liams, Simpson , California. , At Port au Prince , abt 22d nit, bri g Frederick ,Cros- by,for Boston , 5 ds. At Mansanila , 17th ult, bri g John Marshall , Collins, for Boston , 2 ds. Boston—Ar lOth. bark Saxonville , Eccd , Cronstadt ; brig Boston. Swift , Bahia; schs Susan , Smith , Jcremic; Telegraph, Freeman; Benj Baker , Harding; Despatch , Atwood ; Palo Alto , Ncweomb ,and Ocean Queen,Smith , Tangier , Va; Sharon , Thaehcr , Norfolk ; Kensington , Foster , Philadel phia; Corn elia , Faulklin; Ino, Chase: Plymouth Rock , Lacy, and Lacon , Bcarse, New York ; Juliet , Crosby, Hartford ; Oregon , Carver , and Hy Cros- by, Nye, Portsmouth , RI. Cld , bark Clara C Bell. King, Cape Verde Islands; bri gs Geo Otis , Perkins , Smyrna; Souther , H ard y, Charleston; schs Lysandcr , Thomas , Cape Haytien; Harvest , Rice, Potomac River; New York , Goodsell , New York. ' San Francisco—Sld Oet 27, bark Oriental , Dale, Shanghae and Canton. Norfolk—Ar 6th , sch Ocean. Pierce' Harwich. Baltimore—Sld 8tli , bark Union , Kendrick , Boston; sch Advance , Lord , Mobile. Philadel phia—Ar 8th , bri g China , Studley, Boston; sch Harriet , Crowell , do; schs Thos Fcnner, Nickerson , do ; Alabama,Sears, Harwich. Cld 9th. brigs Sun , Snow; Lewis Bean , Noycs, and Eliza Merrithew , Griffin , Bos- ton. New York—Ar 9th , schs Despatch .Scudder , Brand y- wi ne; 10th , seh Catharine, Crowell ,Cartbagcna. Ckl 9th , shi p Liverpool , Gorham , Liverpool ; bark Comoro , Chase, Apalachicola. New London—Ar 7th , schs Frank , Cash ; Brave ,Lov- cll; Elizabeth , Otis , and Saganaw , Crosby, Albany for Boston; Banner , do for Providence; Convert , Boult ,and Albany, Hughes , Boston for Philadel phia. Boston—Ar 11th , barks Sultana , Warson , Smyrna; Oak ,v Ryder, Philadel phia; bri gs Robt Wing, Crowell , Baltimore; Abbott Lawrence, Crowell , Philadelphia;sch Abel Story, Case, Rio Hache. Cld , shi p Revenue , New Orleans; barks Ionia , King, Malta and Smyrna; Elk , Mayo, Philadel phia; Narrnguagris , Hinckley, St John , NB: Sarah C Parker , Rogers, New York. San Francisco—Sld Oet 24, bark Kilb y, Howland , Calcutta. Baltimore—Ar 9th , barks Rainbow , Cator, Rio Ja- neiro; 10t h, Lowell; and Justice Story, Boston. Philadel phia—Ar 10th , bri g Mail ,'Baker , Boston: sch Alert , Hall , Providence. New York—Ar lOth.sch Carrier , Gibbs , Boston. Cld , ship Trumbull , Smith , New Orleans; barks Alexina , .Burlingamc,Cadiz; Gov IJinckley, Loring, Londo n; bri g Telegrap h, Rich , San Juan , CA ; sell Wolcott , Boston. Norwich—Ar 9th , sip Gertrude , Yarmouth. Providence—Sld 10th, sch Worcester. Crowell , Phil- adel phia. Ar at Callao , ,Oct 11, bark J W Coffin , Morton ,Chin- cha Islands , and sld 25th for Baltimore; 24th ,shi ps Eu- phr asia , Buutin , Val paraiso , and sld 26t h for Chinc ha Islands; 26th , Emerald , Allen , San Francisco , proceeds to Chincha Islands , to load for Baltimore. Sld Nov 2, Norfolk , Rogers , Liverpool. Ar at Taleahuano. Oet 1, shi p Franklin , Swain.Nan- tucket, and sld 4th for San Francisco: sch Sheriff , Mor- ris, New York , and sld 11th for do. Boston—Ar 12th , bark s Merrimac , Bangs; Delaware , Lewis , and Mary Wheldcn , Philadel phia ; bri g Times, ! Hinckley, Mobife; Acorn , Howes, Philadel phia: schs I Seraph, Paine , and Vineyard , Foster , Tang ier; Rain- bow , Rogers , Richmond: Edna C, Kclley. Norfolk; Jno Randol ph, Baker , Troy; Elizabeth , Otis; Nimrod , Lov- ell ; Saganaw , Crosby; Emp ire , Lovell , and Eliza Ma- tild a, Lewis, Albany; Louisa , Davis , New York. Cld , ; barks Vesta. Flinn , Savannah; Sylph , Smith ,Baltimore; 1 bri g Mary H, Crowell.Philadel phia; sch Harriet Chand- ' tar, Lyrvt'h, New York. j New Orleans—Cld 1st , bark Att ica, "Boston. Elizabeth City—Sld prev to 7th , sch Wm T Bryant , Simmons , W Indies. Norfolk—Ar 8th , schs Mercy Taylor, Nickerson ,Bos- ' ton; Oncco, Kellcy, Harwich ; Freeman , Chapman , Provincetown. Charleston—Ar 9th , bri g Clement , Boston. Philadel phia—Ar 10th , schs Abeona , Doanc. Ply- mouth: Uili, Abby Morton , Howla n d , do. C k l l l t 'h, bri gs Jas Wallace Small , Charleston ; Pauline , Baker , Boston; schs Luther Child , Baker, and Sylvia E,Gibbs , do; Alabama , Sears, Dennis. New York—Cld 11th , shi p Genoa , Kellcy. Glasgow; sch L II Nickerson , Nickerson. Boston. New London—A r 10th , schs Spy.Niekerson , Albany; Sarah Louisa , New York for Wareham. Sld,sch Noil- pariel , Dennis. Boston—Ar 13th, shi p Carolus , Storer , Manila; bark Union , Kcndrick , Baltimore; brig Lafayette , Cliffo rd, Dorchester; schs Calista , Winslow; Wi'lUam , Collinsj and Matilda , Staples, Philadel phia; S A A ppleton , Nickerson , New York. Cld , ship Alesto , Nickcrson , New Orleans; barks Antelope , Crosb y, Val paraiso; Ea- gle, Matthews , Philadel phia; bri g Erie , Iiyder , doj 'scbs Dcane , Cook , Ci\pe Jlaylion; Southerner , Baker , S .a- vannah. Gsilveston-^In port, 29th , barks Carlos , Spars , for Boston with despatch; Norurnbega , disg, New Orleans-r-Cld 30th ult , shi ps Minesota , Allen , Now York-, 2d inst , Parthenon , Tay lor , Havre. Savannah—In port 4th , barks Hebron , and Howland , for Boston. Charleston—Sld 6th , hark Sarah L Bryant , Boston. Wilmington , NC—Sld abt Gth , bri g Jos Balcb .Malta. Philadel phia—A r nth , sch Rainbow , Albany. New London—Ar nth , sch Gli de, Albany. Providence—Sld 12th , brig Or ray Taft , Crowell , Charleston; schs Roxbury, SoarsJ and Oxford , How- land , Baltimore. Newport—Ar 12th, sch Ocilla , Smith , Chatham for Norfolk. Holme's Hole—Ar 11th , bri gs Ocean , Eldrid gc, Bal- timore for Boston; schs Ann T Sipple. Bacon , Albany for do; Nonpareil , Smith , N London for Harwich ; May, Nickerson , Provincetown for Norfolk. [Per steamship America.] Ar at Liverpool , 25th ult, Parliament , Satnpson ,Bos- ton. Ent for Idg, 23d , Excelsior, Crocker, for Ne« York. In port , at London , 23d ult, Highland. Mary, Bukcr far Bcston , Ids;. At Nienw Dieppe. 24th ult , Richard Anderspn , Cof- fin, for Baltimore.' read y. In port , at Antwerp, *28th ult. Embl em , Dysr, for N York , ready . Shi fm Havre , 26th ult. Astracan , Smith ; New Or- leans; Rhine , Doanc. New York. Ar at St Michaels ', Oet 22 , Plymouth. Perkins , Ma- deira. y S At Cnpc Town , CfiH. Oet 27 , shi p Washi naton All- j ston , Richar dson , fm Boston Jul y 25. ar 21st, for Cal- cutta , 10 ds; bark Oce.ui Wave , Cutter , for Boston Nov | Ar at St Helena , Oet 29, bark Brothors , Baxter, fm Calcutta July 12. for Boston. ! At Messina. 13th ult. bark Ann & Mary, Dawes, fm j Boston via Malaga., ar 3d , to load for Boston: Maria , Foster. Palermo, to fini.-li Id g for Boston. At Genoa. 22d ult , shi p 'Megu ntieook . Fairbanks. idisL '. Sld 22ri . hark Orono , Chase. Medina. i At Malaga. I 9th ult. bri g Frances , Pease, line. ! At Rochelle. 26th ult , bark Shann on , Eldrid ge, for Boston , detained bv strong Westerly winds. Arrivals. Clej is-Rreccs. &•«> ,, iNEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wood at Auction, Will be sold at Public Auction, pn SATURDAY, Dec. 21st , at 1 oclock i>. m., oh th e premises— %Pgj§$St. About five acres of Sxayuliin: Wood, acl- ^JlMfiif? joining the Parish Lot, ' and the joad' froni S|lfy%>^ Town to Ccntervj lle—wi IF be sold in small J( lots to suit purchasers . For further irifor- "*m^E^" mation app ly to NELSON SCUDDER , or CHARLES L. BASSETT. Barnstable , Dec. 17. Sheriffs Sale. Bakxptable. ss. Dec. 16th, 1850. Taken oil execution , and will be sold at Public Auc- toin on WEDNESDAY , the twenty-second day of January next , at ten of the clock it/the fore noon, at the store of Timoth y Baker , in Barnstable , in the County of Barnstable— ii"7"4. All the right in equity which Leander ft 'K lffl H allct , of said Barnstable , master mariner , I graHMJ on the twenty-first Jay of August , A. D. *1 " " * *-* " 18-19, prior to the execution of bis Deed of that date to one Daniel S. Hail Jit, had to redeem the followin g describ ed mortgage^ real estate , viz. : A piece of cleared land , with tfe dwelling house and buildings thereon standing, si^atc on the South side of said Barnstahlc, being the saufe that said Leander Hal- lett now occup ies as a homeftead , and bounded as fol- lows: Southerl y by la nd belapig ing to the heirs of Tim- oth y B. Crowell ; Westerl y *y land of John Norris ; Northerl y by land ot Allen Hallett , and Easterly by the public hi ghway—containing one third part of an acre, more or less , being the same premises that are describ- ed in a deed from said Leander Hallett to one Daniel S. HiiHef , recorded in Barnstable County Registry, Book No. 39, page 377, to which reference is made for a more particular descri ption. CHARLES LEWIS, Dop. Sheriff. Barnstable, Dee. 17. 3vv Boots,. Shoes and Rubbers, 1 CASE Gent's extra ni4 Calf Boots j 1 do do Thick Ijp ots ; 1 do Boys' d o /do ; 1 do Youth' s do / do; Men 's Thick Shoes arffl Ki p Brogans ; Ladies' Jtvriy Lin/I BJiots; Ladies' Kid and CarTWalking Sho.es ; Misses and Children 's Goat and Leath er.Bootees ; Gents ' and Ladies' Rubber Over Shoes—Just receiv- ed and for sale at the lowest prices , by J. KELLEY & SON. Ccntrevillc , Dec. 17. J KELLEY & SON, haW just received , direct from . Albany, FLOUR of Jrifcrenti hnmds, BUCK' WHEAT and BEANS ,, " / X ' Cuntervillc , Dec. 17, I New Cask . ———^ rTUlE subscriber would respectfull y jf\5fF3% JL inform those who intend fitting i (W BiljSlll: Whaling Vessels from Orleans, Tnn o. ! VJ^^^W and oth er places on the Capc .that he lnw | e3S«®»a» est .,h]i shcd himself in Provincetown , as ] a manufacturer of OIL AND WATER CASKS, as good and on as favorable terms as can be found m Boston , Now Bedford , or elsewhere. [G7"Please call and examine, or send in your orders in season. N. B. Nice Water Casks made to order , foi- Mer- chant Shi ps, and landed on City wharf , Boston , free of expense if required. GEORGE DE'WOLF. Provtneetown. Dec. 3. Cm FICKLES.—Cucumber Pickles , in fine order , just received and for sale hy tho gallon, at dec 10 A. PERCIVAL'S. PULVERIZED SAGO and SUMMER SAVORY , ]nst received and for sale at A. PERCIVAL'S. dec 3 DRIED APPLES, nice table Butter , and a prime lot of Cheese, in box es and casks, Also, Bald- win , Grcenin"- anil New York Pippin Apples-r-jnst re? ceived at A. PERCIVAL'S, dec 3 jIMA ^ THE subscribers berng flbo-Kt -^^r \ to (Jose tlieir business., offer fer "-^8 ^ ' i sale their Store and entire Stock of GOODS , consist- : mg of as great a .variety as is usuall y kept in a conn- j try store , bei ng one of the bejt stand s for trade, and •special!, / ior carrying on the Old and Mackerel Fish- i ing, that th ere is in the County ! ' A r.so—One-half of the schr "REFORM , bu rthen 50 ' tons. 10 ) ears old. now lying ay Harwic h. ' | Also—3-8 of th e seh" OXtfOTA, 69 tons, 3 years i old. suitable for fishi ng or co/sting. Also—The schr ROSEL^A, 53 tons, 10 years old ,; now lying at East Brewstor . " Said vessels are all we,ll found in sails, ri ggi ng, ca- bles, anc hors. &e., an d arc first rate vessels of thei r class HIGGINS & CROSBY, ; East Bvowster , Dec. 17. : For Sale by the Subscriber , BLEACHED and unbleached Cotton Cloth ; 3-4, 7-8, 4-4 and 5-4 colored Table Covers ; also, Gcntle- mens' and Ladies ' winter Gloves; Childrens ' Mittens 5 DeLaines ; Prints ; read y made Sacks : Pants and Vests ; Overalls; bundle and sheet Wadding; roasted and ground Coffee; best quality Tea and Sugar , Cheese ; Beans ; Corn; Flour and Meal; fancy Skaics , strapped ; Stove Brushes and Blacking : extra quality | Brooms ; Hearth Brushes : painted Pails and Tubs ; flag-bottom Ch.iirs , 2 sizes ; bac k Baskets , 3 sizes ; coarse and tine Salt; Baldwin and Greening Apples ;1, J bleached Winter , Solar, Sperm and Lard Oil ; Burning Fluid , and a great variety of Goods too numerous to mention. A PERCIVAL. do c 10. Sawing and Planing Mill. j CHARLES W. BROWN , No*. 139, 141 and 143 Sea-street , Boston , is prepared by the best m achin- ery which this country produces , to execute in all its j various branches , SAWING AND PLANING of Boards for flooring—Waning and Matching Boards for partitions aud roofs-yPlaning and Jointing soft and hard Pine, also Clap bo/rds, &c.—a ll of which is done on the most favorable tjerms. A great amount of labor and expense is now say/d by the introduc tion of macliin-; ery for the sawing ar/ pin ning of the various ki nd s of Lumber , which is /sed for buildi ng purposes—and Carpenters or Cont/uctors in Barnstable County, de- sirous of having tbj?ir work done with promptness and despatch , wil l do well to forward their orders a.s above. There is not a Mwl in the city where work is done on more reasonable terms. Boston, Dec. 10. l y Lumber ! Lumber / T EWIS & CLAPP, at their wharf /ear Bartlctt 's, jU Commercial-street , or No. 18 Central wharf , have ! on hand for sale at wholesale or retail, as good an as- sortment of LUMBER , and on as JjKrorable terms as can he found in the city. / Persons from any of the Cape towns ,wishing to pur- chase boaiIds. j oist, plank, shingles,! CLAPBOARDS , &c, are inVited/t o call as above. I Boston , Dec. 10. 4/11 j GRIST MILL. "There is one best way to do every thing." "lVriCKOLS & MARSH'S Patent Portable GRIST X^j MILL , has now been before the public a sufficient ' ti me to test its utility, and the proprietor of tho patent , J without fear of contradiction , recommends it as a por- table Mill for grinding Corn and Grain for Flour and Feed, and for general purposes , as far superior to any other now in, use ^ There are a large number of tl\se Mills now in op- 1 oration in various parts of the country, and purchasers who have given a large number ^of certificates , are unanimous in giving them a decidedV>rcfeicncc to any f oth ers. \ '/ Citizens of the Cape desirous of purchasing a Mlrf which has the preference over all others on satisfactory terms—a Mill that is well adapted toym'nrf, watei/ or steam power—are invited to call upon (lie subseyiber. and examine for themselves , before piMTliasin/else - where. C. W. BROWN , T Proprietor and Manujtit-ttt/ er, Nos. 139, 141 and 143 Seif-street. Boston , Dee. 10. ly / Factory at Auction. Will be sold at Public Auction , on WEDNESDAY , the 15th day of January next , on the premises , at 10 o'clock , A.M., if not previousl y disposed of at private j sale, ALL the establishment called the Chatham and Har- wich Cotton and Woollen Factory, situate in Har- wich—consisting of the site and buildings on which the machinery is placed ; a dwelling-house , store-house and about six acres of land , mostly well wooded , and tho water privileges to which they are connected. The machinery consists of tho following, viz—9 cards , 4 breakers , and 5 finishers , 1 drawing frame, 2 spades , 1 Taunton and other leather apron , 3 circular spinning frames 64 spindles each , 2 throsel do 60 and 72 shidles , 1 mule 144 spindles , 1 spooler and warper , 1 dresser comp lete , been used but little , 8 looms , 1 regulator , 1 wool carding machine , double main cylinder , 3 1-2 feet diam eter, 2 feet wide , 1 pricker and a variety of other articles necessary for such an establishment , al l wh ich will be sold as above on reasonable terms. For further information call on the subscriber at Chatham. JOSHUA NICKERSON. Chatham , Oct. 22. _^v «, Tor Sale-^Tlj e schr. ST. LEON, j -k!Ds§K now lying at He/ton, 75 tuns burthen . 8 / rt(l ifw*- years 'old , wel/ found in Bails , ri gg ing, -^fliJig®;chains and cal/es—is a suitable ves.-el for ™~3* ^=3e£*& coastin g or Wiling—iin excellent vessel of her class, and wil l be sold low to clo^e a concern — For further particulars inquire of LEWIS & CLAPP, 18 Central Wharf , Boston. dec 17 ilare Chance—For Sata, f=JL A DWELLING IK)USE , situated in |, "lijt the vicinity ofVtbe C(/irt Hou.-c. ti)yeib ,er J SSS with 6 or 8 acnes of/Land , adjo ining the ] ,-jf^igii^^^^. sa me. The Iio\jsc/isin good repair , and j affords a rare ohaVce to a seafa ring man , [ | or a mechanic , as it will be sjf \\at a bargain. Such ' a pa yments as best suit the jdfrclnise r, can be made.— , ; For further particulars , inu/iire of S. B. PHINNEY. j < Barnstable , Dec. 17. ' 11 FLANNELS.—All Wool Flanhels, at one shillin " per yard—for sale by JAMES KNOWLES. Yarmouth Port , Dec. 17. J FEATHERS.—Line Geese leathers, (kilm dried)— just received andNjp r sale thy JAS. KNOWLES. Yarmouth Port, DecXl 7. / BURNING FLUID, \vai7anted pure ,) for sale bv JAS. KNOWLES, \ / dec 17 " P APER.—Cap and LetterlPaper , plain and rnled ,for sale at the 'COUNTY JBOOKSTORE. Barnstable , Dec. 17 . f \ BIBLES.—Quarto Bibles! in jrood substantial bind- ing, with and without jgilt eoijes. Also , Pocket Bibles , in a variety of stylejs, for sa\eat the COUNTY BOOKSTORE. j Barnstable, Dec. 17. jHHEMlCAL ERASIVE SOAP, \e very best ar- \J tide for washing clothes of every descri ption , just received and for sale at tWe COUNTY BOOKSTORE. Barnstable , Dee. 17. I i Notice. ' nnilE EXECUT IVE COMMITTEE of ttte B*m- ! X stable County Agricultur al Society, far lie k*t ' year , will hold a meeti ng at Sears ' HoteLin Yarmouth , on SATURDAY. 21st inst,, at 1 o'clock , J°. M-, for ' the pur pose of awarding Premiums on Farms -and Pro- : duce. ! The Executive Committee for the present year, are ¦also requested to meet at the same time and place, to j audit the accounts of said Society . I All persons are notified to hand in their accounts to the Secretory on or before said day. By order of the Executive Committee. CHARLES H. BURSLEY , SecV. Barn stable , Dec. 10. Commissioners' Notice. TVTOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribe rs har 1 1 1 been appointed by the Jud ge of Probate for the County of Barnstable , Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of creditors against the estate of THOMAS STETSON, late of Barnstable , shoemaker, represented insolvent and six mouths from the 13th of August last, are al- lowed said credito rs to present and prove tlieir claims ; and we shall attend that service at the store of Eben'r Bacon , in Bsrnstahle. on Thursday the 12th of De- cember., and Wednesday the 12th day of February next , at 2 o'clock. P. M. " EBEN'R BACON, j n ISAAC CllIPMAN , \ Commissioners. Barnstable , Oct. 20, 1850. NEXT TO TB.I3.ITy CJ8UBCH. ' * "" «« f - f * ' > l " f I , i * *T * i ' - ' "" 'ii 'Vilis i y.A \v - ijg s f ^ u 5 * ryv I 1 1 r n f ' n 'Jr4 ii j_ ] J ' J11 6 *v J-nre ¦ 'BiVF'aiM HEI« PETTES 4 * 00. HAVE REMOVED THEIR 1 LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF C A R P E T S TO THE NEW GRANITE WAREHO USE, SUMM JS R STREE T, /boston. Tfivery Description of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CAyK P E T O G S For sale/n great variety, and at the lowest / 'prices. PjLOOR OIL CLOTHS , N I / OF ALL WIDTHS AND PRICES. Cfitizens and strangers who visit the city am iimted to call and view this extensive estab- lishment, where is offered for sale as large an ! /ssortment of CAKPETTNGS ae can be found in /any warehouse in the United States — all of which f are warranted to be of the best quality, and per f ectly fast colors. oet 1 islOw Stoves. Stoves. jr~72g5S£B «!F >5»£~~:^*~\ THE subscriber CjJ* -«.* j< - T V" would respectfully, wj* " J" rju^uwn Xi"\ ca" ''ie "ttention of T | ***|« ^ J , f j n n if L his friends on the ¦I I I I " riTlijr v Cape, and the pub- j j I j „ £iij |j Y li<; frenerallv , to Ilia I j ] ' 1 • " 1 1 |j well selected assort- ^^ V < ! 1 ! _ -£ £' L ment of COOKING J ^***" 1M" " ^ " "" " " 1 STOVES, consist- "*^^j L 'n " °'" *'le Pria m, of "^^ftttffl < Troy— Union Hot Air— Commercia l Air Tight— Tdigraph — Improved I Ihtlutwai/, and various other patterns too numerous to I menti on. j Also— Wood Air Tight and other Parlor STOVES, i with a general assortment of Japanned , Tin and Bri- J tannin Ware, all of which he offers on the. most reason- ! able terms. JOSHUA C. COLLINS, \ No, 57 Union-street, Slept 24—3m noar Haymarket Square, Boston. T \Provincelown Marine Railway. Tlift subscribers have constructed on Central Wharf , PiVincetowii, a MARINE RAILWAY , of suffi- ei?nt miEuitilde to take up vessels of 150 to 200 tons, affordinj Xiil ! those who arc puttin g into this commodi- |ous and excellentharbor , a tine opportunity to undergo such icpiins as may be fou nd necessary. There isVot a Kaihviiy on the coast where vessel* can lie takc\ tip with gro.iter ease and facility, tban that which we bale' recentl y constructed on Central Wharf , ami those who favor us wiih their patronage may rely upon all charges being favorable ,—and in addition to the low charges for the Hnilwny , there is not another place where better Blacksmiths , Caulkers, Ship Carpen- ters, and Sailmakers can lie found , than at this placo, [ C?"Alt vessels requiring to he hauled up for repairs , will find it for thfcir interest to call upon \ WILLIAM ATKINS, or I \ 1'KEEMAN ATKINS , \ Central Wharf., l'rovineetown , Dec. 3. fm) Captains Take Notice ! j j j FOH SALE.— MASTER WANTED. J&eLf By purchasing one-quarter part of a good .^Mx. swho ouer , well calculated for the business, I sissisK. about 95 tons burthen , eighteen months old , built on the Merrimac River , to run between this port and New York the next season. The present owners being i nte rested in shi pp ing to and from New York , will use tlieir influence. No one need app ly without good recommendations. Please address W, C. through the Post Office. Provincetown , Dec. 3, tf ^ yvK * Fop Sale—The gWd schr WELL- Y$^\ FLE ET, burt hen 58 16-ty> tolls ' now ly- I «)fik ing near Union wharf: well found , and -«Mw|B^will run another season with very little ~=^£S3=»»CX pcnse w j|i he sold low to close a con- cer n . For further particu lar- :, app ly to NAPHTALI RICH , at the Union Wharf Store. WellHeet , Dec. 10. 3m jj For Sal.«—The goot) fasf sailing centre- J | f board sloo p SUPPLY , shout 20 tons Iwirtju-n; j mj { \ draws a lig ht draft of water, parries jyel|,and *fc^*ig>" is ev ery way *> very tjcsjrniile epaf'tfora ^Mick- fe^v^Sa ^ t ol. cpastor. For liartic .ulars, appjjy to LU- - TJIEK S. CHASE , Mow Bedford , or NERI CHASE, West Harwich , }m Now Bedford , Dec. 10.