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[For the Barnstable Patriot.]
, Fall River, Dec. 23. 1850.
administration. Such conduct must greatl y lessen
popular respect for the Chief Mag istrate. It he can-
not or will not control his own household , he oug ht
not to ask or expect others to come to his rescue in
the hour of danger. It was, in former days , made a
grave charge against Democratic administrations ,
that local oOicers wepermitte d to interfere (such
was the expression) in elections ; and , if I am not
mistaken , nearl y all now forming members of the
present administrati on denounced such interference
as incompatible with the purity of the elective fran-
chise. I could never see much danger from that
quarter , but if thos e who urged it then did , it is their
duty now, when in power , to enforce obedience up-
on their own appointees. This laxity coup led with
another significant fact , kindred in its character ,
must raise a doubt of former sincerity. I refer to
the fact that that now amidst all the apprehended
danger of a dissolulion of the Union , the President
and his cabinet are busy in removing the few remain-
ing good Union Democrats from subordinate offices ,
and filling their places with men , some , at least , of
whom give no reliable evidence of respect for the
Constitution beyond a desire to hold a commission
under it. This pitiful movement in the midst of a
threatened revolution has but one parallel in history
—"Nerofiddled while Home was burning."
It is possible this censure may to some extent be
removed by' the future action of the Executive.—
There is some reason to believe the President is
about to make himself felt in quarters where official
interference in elections has alread y mateiiall y af-
fected the honor and good name of his administra-
tion. The Washington Republic has latel y, more
than once, hinted at such a result , and from other
reliable sources the same course of Executive action
is pretty clearl y indicated. Be this as it may, the De-
mocratic party has but one course to pursue—prevent ,
if possible,the election toCongres of any mans favor-
able or pled ged to a continuance of the slavery ag i-
tation. Ours is now what it ever has been , the Un-
ion part)7, and that character our press should main-
tain. The peop le are coming right. A great change
has alread y taken plac e, and there is reason to be-
lieve a large portion of the Union Whi gs of District
No. 10 will , in future , withhold support from the
present nominee. You have thus far foug ht the bat-
tle nobl y: continue so to do, and 1 1shall have confi-
dence in the final trium p h of Ihe democratic party
in your distiict. Yours trul y,
P. W. Leland.
The examination of Henry Long, the alleged fu
gitive slave , in New York , still , progresses, a'
nd ex
cites considerable interest.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
_ MARRIED.
In West oarnstable , on Thursd ay evening £ast , by
Rev. Geo. VV. Steains , Mr. Charles L. Basset to Miss
Eliza A-, daught er of Mr. Asa Jones.
At Cotnit fort, 5th inBt. , by Rev. B. L. :S,ayer, Mr.
Jonas Hunnewell. of Maine , to Mrs. Eleanor Handy, of
this town ; 22d. by the same. Mr. Wm. R. Nickerson to
Miss Hannah F., daughter of Mr. Leonard Nicjjerson.
In South Yarmouth , 22d inst., by Key. Mr. Gavitt ,
Mr. Charles M. Spooner, of New Bedford, to Miss Em-
eline Baker, of S- Y.
In West Dennis, 17th inst., by Rev. J. M. Dow. Mr.
Gilbert YV. Crowell, of W. D., to Miss Alice Tay lor, of
New York ; Mr. Alexander Baker, of South Yarmouth ,
to Miss Mary Lewis, of W. D.
In Harwich , 10th inst., by Rev. Mr. Hincldey, Mr.
Charles Jenkins to Miss Amanda Nickerson.
In Chatham , by Rev. A. Norwood , Mr. Freeman
Harding to Miss Sarah A. Smith ; 24th inst., by Rev.
E. B. HincUey, Mr. Benjamin Young,s of C, to Miss
Adeline Eldridge, of Orleans.
In Orleans , by Rev. S. Barden , Capt. Tull y dicker-
son to Miss Ruth G. Hurd.
In Nantucket , Mr. Joseph Fisher, Jr., to Miss Sarah
H. Bailey.
In Boston. 9th inst., by Rev. Mr. Cummings. Mr.
Augustus E. Pock, of B.. to Miss Nancy Smith, of Or-
leans.
DIED,
In Hyannis , Capt. Leander Hallet, 37.
In Chath am , 24th inst., of scarlet fever, Richa rd Tay-
lor.son of Elijah and Emeline Crosby, 2 years 6 months
and 1.3 days.
I cannot feel, sweet boy, that thou art dead !
I cannot bear the heart oppressing thought
That thou nrt dead , and in the cold tomb laid !
Th at I no more may watch th y wavering steps ;
How can I muse on thy endearing ways,
Recall the love which beam'd from those blue eyes ,
The grace of every li ttle childlike act,
And be resigned to part Avith thce *
A ''st ill , small voice" doth whisper from within ,
Be hush'd ! remember I, alone , am God ,
Th y little one is blest, hath soar 'd above ,
And angels welcome him with joy to Heaven !
I would not bring him back to earth—
I'll seek h im in the sky. E. c.
In Providence , 20th inst., Alexander, son of Capt.
Alexander Weeks, of Ed gartown , 20.
In San Fran cisco, Nov. 5, Mr. Reid G. Mitchell , of
Nantucket , 35 ; Mr. Wm. F. Ell is, of Middleboro ' ; 11th ,
Mr. Ephraim Kempton , 2d , of New Bedford . 50 ; 12th ,
Mr. Jas. T. Paul , of N.B., 45 ; about 15th , Mr. Lincoln
Mitchell , of Nantucket , 28.
In Calif ornia , Mr. Henry Snow, of Nantucket , 30.
MARINE LIST.
P©B't of Barnstable, Dec 30th—Arsch Auro-
ra, Coval,Trovineetown.
Launched—At East Boston , 21st inst, by Mr. Saml
Hall , a superior ship of 1320 tons , called the Tornado,
owned by Danl C Bacon, Esq., and others. She is in-
tended for the California trade, to be commanded by
Capt Hollis , late of shi p Samoset. This is the ship
which it was at first intended should be called the Game
Cock.
Disasters^ kc.
Bark Olof Wyk , of Boston , condemned at Monte-
video , sold for $1070. The masts, rigging, &<;, were
sold separatel y.
Schs Croton , Chase, and Tcllus , Adams , of and
from Boston , at Jercmie , were driven ashore in a
Norther Nov 26, and were lost; crews saved , and all ar-
rived at New York , 22d inst, in sch Ariadne. Both
vessels were partl y insured.
In the storm of 23d inst, the tide and sea at Smith 's
Point. Nantucket , were so hi gh,that a considerable part
of the cargo of ship Jacob Perkins, which had been
landed there was swept away. Three or four boats and
a scow sank alongside the shi p.
, Brig Thos & Edward , of Portland , fm Bucksport for
Providence , anchored off' Chatham at noon , on the 24th
inst. and at 2 put cut away the foremast. Boats were
unable to board her until evening, when they found she
had seven feet water in the hold and had lost all her
sails. They took her in tow the next evening, and an-
chored her in Stewarts Bend , with the intention of get-
ti ng her into Monomoy Point.
Provincetown , Dec 24—Br sch Ada , Wilkie , ftn La
Have, NS, for Boston , with 5000 bush salt under deck ,
and a quantity of bark on deck , came ashore this morn-
ing about 3 o'clock, half a mile to the Eastward of Race
Point Light; crew saved. This disaster occurred in
consequence of Capt W mistaking the light. The sch
is badl y hogged , some of her bilge seams are open on
each side, and the tide ebbs and flows in her. She is a
fine looking sch, only 6 months old , and was insured at
Nova Scotia. Cargo not insured.
Dec 25—The salt in the Ada is dissolved , and the
vessel will be a total loss, with the exception of sails,
cables, anchors , &c. Sch Rio Grande , Cassie, of and
from Boston , for Georgetown , DC , wit h plaster , came
ashore at Wood End last night , and had previousl y lost
her rudder.
Bri g Commaquid , Snow, of and for Boston , fm La-
guna , came out of Holmes' Hole, 20th inst ,in charge ol
a Vineyard pilot, who got her on Nantucket Shoals,
where she struck several times and came off leaking
badl y. Came into Boston Bay on Sunday night, and
early on Monday morning was within two miles of Co-
hasset rocks , when her sails were blown to pieces, and
the vessel was driven across the bay. To prevent her
going on shore, Capt S came to anchor under Billings-
gate Island , at, the mouth of Wellfleet Bay, where she
held on. The crew are badly frosted.
Whalers.
Sid fm Provineotown , 25th inst, sch Harriet Neal, N
Atlantic Ocean.
Sid fm Mattapois ett, 22d inst, bark Elizabeth , Dex-
ter, Atlantic Ocean.
Cld at New Bedford , 24th inst , bark Mattapoisett , (of
Westport) Manchester , Atlantic Ocean.
§l>o3ieu,&c.
Nov II , lat 27 14 N, Ion 60 40, ship R C Winthrop,4
ds fm Boston for California.
Arrivals, Clearances, &c.
Boston—-Ar 24th , bark Zenobia , Pepper , Tabasco;
bri g Charles ,Richardson.Philadel phia, sell King Phili pi
Percival , Georgetown , DC. Cld , shi p Sta g'Hound,
(new , of Boston. 1574 10-95th tons) Richardson , New
York , to load for California and East Indies.
New Orleans—Cld 11th , ship Lexington , Havre.
Norfolk—Ar 19th, sch Red Rover , Boston.
Alexandria —Ar 21st , bri g Foster, Boston.
Baltimore—Ar 20th , bark Sylph, Boston.
New York—Ar 22d , shi ps Montauk , Canton; Juliet ,
Boston; bark s Mimosa , Canton; Martha Allen , Man^onj
Smyrna.
Providence—Ar 21st, schs Jos Turner , Gibbs, Balti -
more; Mail, Crowell , Philadel phia.
At Pernambuco. Oct 28, brig Cynthia , Rogers , from
Richmond abt Ang 23, ar 23d ,' for Rio Janeiro soon.
Bark Iowa, Coffin , fm Baltimore abt Aug 21, ar 21st,
and sld 27th for R J.
At Jercmie, abt 5th inst, sch Louisiana , Green , for
Boston soon.
Boston—Cld 25th , bark Delaware , Lewis, Philadel-
phia; bri gs Boston , Swift, Bahia and a mkt;Argo, Mor-
ton. Cardenas; Velasco, Pope, Georgetown , SC; schs
Sarah & Mary, Haskins, Port au Prince; Susan, Smith ,
Jeremie; Wolcott, Beers, New York.
Brazos—In port abt 1st inst, schs P M Sears, and
Geo Lincoln , for New Orleans soon.
Galvcston—In port 7th inst. bark Carlos, for Boston.
Cld 6th , bri g Mary, Hopkins, New York.
Apalachico la—Cld 7th , sch L Sears, New Orleans;
brig Vesta , Lawrence, New York .
Savannah—Sld 17th , bark Howland , Kendrick , Bos-
ton,
" Baltimore—Ar 21st , bark Sylph, Smith , Boston; brig
Silas Marcan , Long, Rio Grande via Yio Janeiro; sch
Northern Light. Davis, Attakapas; 22d a 23d, brig
Elisha Doa ne, Boston.
Philadel phia—Ar 21st a 22d , brigs Mary H, Crowell,
and Erie , Ryder , Boston; Delaware, Harding, Charles-
ton. Cld 21st , bark Gem. Hammond, do; bri g Myra,
Studley, do; schs Charm , Berry , do; Maria Theresa;
Smalley, Salem.
New York—Ar 21st, schs Elisha Brooks, Hyannis;
Hy Curtis , Warcha m: 22d , ship Hudson , Daane, Glas-
gow; 23d, bark ZD, Gorham , Smyrna; schs E Hinds,
Perry, and Fashion , Kelly, Boston; Cornelia , New Bed-
fq rd, Cld 21st, shi ps Daniel Sharp, Arey, San Fran-
cisco; Maria , Bursley, Rio Janeiro; sch Abbott Law-
rence, Allen , Boston; 23d, ship Queen of the West.Hal-
let, Liverpool
Sag Harbor—Ar 17th, sch John E Patten , Ryder,
Bangor. \
[Per steamship Africa , at New York.l
"Ar at Liverpool , 4th inst, Constellation , Allen , New
York ; 6th , Tirrell , Gro/.ier, Baltimore; Rajah , Jones N
York. Sld 1st, Went Point , Allen, do; 5th , T B Wales
Crocker, and Otomoco, Brown , do; Suffolk. Snow, Bos-
ton.
Off Dover , 24 inst , thublcni,Dyer,Flushing for New
York.
Ar at Stromness , 28th alt , Salisbury, Young, Stock-
holm for New York.
At Nicuw Dieppe , Dec 3, Kit-bd Anderson , Coffia ,foi
Baltimore, read y.
Ar at Marseilles , Nov 23, Diognes, Silvester,Ne>w Or-
leans. Sld 30th , Gjrard , Chase, Boston.
Ar at Genoa. Noy 37. Proponlis , Barstow, Sumatra-
28th , Goy Briggs. Eldridge, Mobile.
At Calcutta , Oct 24 , sbips Coquiml'O , Lander, from
Boston June 2, ar 19,th; Milton , Urn-low, fm Bombay, ar
20th , both to load for Boston: Hannibal , Willis , for do
abt Nov 10; Orissa , Sears/or do , few ds; H y Warc.Nor-
ris, for do, to clear 26tli ; Constantino.Winsor.and Phar-
salia , Allen , just out of dock , to lo ad for do. Shi p Ham-
ilton. Peterson , for Boston , went to sea fm Sand Heads
14th; bark John Caskie, Raynes , for do on the 17th.
At Madras , Oct 28. shi p "Asia, Dunbar, fm Boston
June 6. ar 19th. for Calcutta , few ds.
At Malaga , 24th ult, bri gs Oak , Bowers, fm Boston
via Gibraltar , ar eve of 22d . to load for Boston immedi-
ately; Ma rtha Worthington , Freeman ,fm and for Boston,,
ar 21st; Francis, Peasej line.
Boston—Ar 25th , brig Yucat an. Baker, Georgetown,
DC. sch Margaret , Boafdman. Philadel phia; 26th. sch J
Y Baker , Newcomb , Potomac River. Old. shi ps Ram-
bler , Chap man , East Indies; Cato, Henry.New Orleans ,
schs Florence, Bowdcn , Aux Cayes: "Louisa. Chase,
New York.
New Orleans—Ar 14th a loth, bark Emma , Lincoln ,
Bar tlett. Boston.
Savniinah^-4.r 21st, bark Kingston , Robinson , New-
port , E.
Georgetown, SC—Ar on or prev to 18th , bri gs Wil
linm , Fish , Fawhaven; Delmont, Locke.Ginn ,New York.
Richmond—Ar 23-lXXjy 0I,FI ,E NEXT I0 ]>K, harpuk's.
, Sandwich , Dee. 10,
Estate of Isaac Hinckley.
"Vf OTICE is hereb y given , that the /subscriber hn»
J_\ been dul y appointed Executor of tt/elast Will and
Testament ot f
ISAAC HINC KLEY,/
late of Barnstable , in the County of Barnstable , yeo-
man , deceased , testate , and has accepteSl that trust and
given Bond as the law directs. And/all persons hav-
ing demands upon the estate of the s^iid deceased are
hereby 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.
Barnstahle , Dec 10. 1850. / 3w—[dec 17
The Hon. SAMUEL H. AYER , Speaker of the
House of Representatives for the State of New Hamp-
shire , thus affords his greatl y valued op inion as to the
virtues of
DR. THOMAS CORBETT'S
Syrup of Sarsaparilla :!
Messrs. E. Brinley & Co.. Boston :-Gentlemen Hav-
ing for u long time suffered under a severe attack of
Bronchitis , I was advised by my Physici ans to adopt
the using of DR. CORBETT'S SARSAPARILLA
SYRUP. I have used it with the best effects. The
difficulty has been removed , and my general health
much improved ! It has been by many of my friends
with equally beneficial effects.
Yours respectfull y.
SAMUEL H. AYER.
Few evidences can bo stronger than this of the Hon.
Samuel H. Ayer, Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives of the State of New Hampshire.
As prominent ,in public as he is distinguished in pri-
vate life, for intelligence , probity and sterling, sound
'sense ! Any opinion he mi ght be willing to render op.
subjects intricate or simple, should be received with se-
rious appreciation and the fullest regard. Remember
then his words in speaking of Bronchitis , "I was advis-
ed by my Physicians to adopt using DR. CORBETT'S
SARSAPARILLA SYRUP," and the "difficulty has
been removed and my general health improved.1'
EDWARD I5RJ.NLEY & CO., Wholesale Drug-
gists , Nos. 3 and 4, South side Faneuil Hall Market,
Boston , Sole Proprietors.
Agents.—Wales & Conant , and A. Percival. Bnrn-
stabte ; .Jas. Knowles, Yarmouth ; F. Davis , Falmouth ;.
Jos.ah Mayo, Chatham ; E. Edson , Orleans ; Biggins &
Ciosby, Brewstcr ; P. W. Hi ggins , Wellfiect. ' ^
I>r. Cortoett's Sarsaparilla.
From its having almost always baffled the most skil-
ful medical treatment , it has very justl y been termed
the "Opprobrium of Physicians " and , until within a few
years generall y considered incurable , althoug h many
medical men of tho highest standing, among whom we
may mention Lacnnec and his fiiend Bayle—both dis-
tinguished authors , admit that this much dreaded dis-
ease may be cured , even in its advanced stages, when
the lungs are not comp letely disorganized. The rcmc- 1
dy which we now offer , W'lSTAU'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY , for the cure of this disease, not onl y
emanates from a regular Physician , but has also been
well tested in all the complaints for which it is recom-
mended.
Bronchitis and Cough Cured.
Boston, Aug. 15, 1848.
Mr. S. W. Fowle—Dear Sir: Having been troubled
for a considerable time with a bad coug h and bronehild
affection , I was induced to try a bottle of Dr. WIS-
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY , which I
am happy to say entirel y removed the difficult y. I
deem it but justice to say this much for the benefit of
those who may be similarly afflicted.
: GEORGE H. DAVIS,
Firm of Hallett & Davis,
Piano Forte Manufacturers , Boston.
T hereby certif y that I am personall y acquainted with
Geo. II. Davis , Esq., and have the fullest confidence in
the above statement. H. G. BARRUS ,
Formerly Practising Physician,
v Boston , Aug. 15, 1848.
P. S. Such testimony can be relied upon. Be care-
ful of the article you buy. It must have the signature
of I. BUTTS on*the wrapper to be genuine
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Agknts.—O M. Hinckley, Barnstable ;Jas. Knowles ,
Yarmouth : F. Davis, Falmouth ; Josiah Mayo, Chat-
ham : E. Edson , Orlea ns; Higgins & Crosbv, Brews-
tor ; P. W. Higgins , Wellfleet'.
Pulmonary Consumption.
Popular Jj Ccisires.
The fifth of the series of Popular Lectures , will
be given at the Academy, on THURSDAY EVE-
NING , Jan . 2d , at 6 1-2 o'clock , by Dr. P. Pineo.
Subj ect—Anti-PiiiiEnology.
Per order . P. W. ALLEN, Sec'y.
Barnstable , Dec. 31.
A Concert of VocaLrfnd Instrumental Music by the
well known VocaJrcts, Miss Emily Maeomber , Miss
Clara Mapombj rfnV'
m sisters ) with Violin and Vio-
lincello. aruMvBr. J.fe. Hector , the celebrated Basso, of
Boston ,sflh Sjifflml Guitar , will be given at the Acad-
emy IM\. Barfflftafile , rinsing,
JtBujA!^
chains and cables—il a suitable ves>el for
—¦irTTOHfa—"coasting or fishing-J-an excellent vessel
of her class, and will be sold \\\j to close a concern.—
For further particulars inquire 4/ LEWIS & CLAPP,
18 Central Wharf , Boston. I dec 17
r~fr Woe Sale—ThiWhr TRUBADOUR ,
/gjf W of Chatham—bui/t\at Gloucester—well
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n i /f l A f°Hnf 'i ant' can bo/sent to sea with little
^yjBKg^ expense. For fuuthes particulars , apply to
l*rtWffnm*ELISHA HAMMOND.
Chatham , Dec. 24. / Am
.- Foj- Salo—Thc Vgood schr MAR-
vJSsbk CELLUS, 66 ,45-95 toAs burthen , now ly-
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«vl |Cv^. ing at Truro. well found in sails and rig-
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*'ginij, and well calculated for the Cod or
¦iiiiriBnFTSHIfnTm Mackerel fishery, havini a patent wind-
lass and chain cables. / For partiimlars , apply to
ISAIAH H. SNOW or DAV.T
D LOMBARD.
Truro , Dec. 24. tf \
Rare Chance—For SaV,
M A
DWELLING HOUSa situated in
the vicinity of the Court Houso, together
with 6 or 8 acres of Land , adjoining - the
same. The House is in good repair , and
affords a rare chance to a seafaring man ,
or a mechanic , as it will be sold at a bargain. Such
?ayments as best suit the purchaser , ca n he made.—
'or further particular s, inquire of S. B. PUISNE Y.
Bnrnstable , Dec. 17.
J
KELLEY & SON, have iust received, direct from
, Albany, FLOUR of different brands , BUCK-
WHEAT and BEANS.
Oenterville , Ddc. 17.
BURNING FLUID, (warranted pure ,) for sale by
JAS. KNOWLES. dec 17
FLANNELS.—All Wool Flannels , at one shilling
per yard—for sale by JAMES KNOW LES,
Yarmouth Port. Dec. 17.
; Cotillon Parties *
fipiIE f irst of a course of sixXw/ou Parlies , -will be
JL give n at the Village Hall , %*mouth Port , on the
evening .of 1st of Januarv , 1S51. M
Tickets for the course , /\ 53 q0
•; '• single evening-/ ^- 75 ,
Yarmouth Port , Dec, 31 B, II. MATTHEWS. |
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WiNE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estate of Thomas Cobb.
"JVTOTICE is hereb y given j/that the subscriber has
JA! been dul y appointed Administrator of the goods
and estate of /
THOMAS COBB,
la te of Brewster , i n the (jaunty of BurnstaMe , mari-
ner , deceased , intestate, lind h as accepted that trust
and given Bond as the li/v directs. And all persons
having demands upon me estate of said deceased are
hereb y required to exhibit the same; and all persons
i ndebted to the said estate are called upon to make
payment to GEO. W. HIGGINS. Adin 'r.
Ea st Brewster , Dec. 10, 1850. 3w—Idee 31
Factory at Auction.
Will he sold at Public Auction, f in WEDNESDAY ,
t he 15th day of January n c-xt, cm tihe premises, at 10
o'clock , A.M., if not previousl y/disposed .of at private
sa le, 7
ALL the establishment called/the Chatham amd Har-
wieli Cotton and \Voollcnfractory,sit.uate in Har- «^
w ich—consisting of the ^si te *nd buildings ,on which *
tlie machinery is placed ; aul vJelling-house, store-house
and about six acres of lati dy mostly well wooded , amd
the water privileges to whichlhcy are connected. The
machinery consists of the Allowing, viz—9 cards, 4
breakers, ami 5 finishers . 1 cl-awing frame, 2 spades, i
Taunton and other leather apron ,
' 3 circular spinning
frames 04 sp indles each , 2 tJr osel do 60 and 72 shidles,
1 mule 144 spindles , 1 spoplcr and warmer, 1 dresser
comp le te, been used Imt little, 8 looms, I i;egnlator, 1
wool carding machine , doiJiIc main cj'lituler, 3 1-2 feet
diameter , 2 feet wide , 1 packer and a variety of other
articles necessary for such/an establishment , all which
will be sold as above on reasonable terms. Kor fur$keff
inform ation call on the subscriber at Chatham.
/JOSHUA NICKERSON.
Chatham. Oct. 22.
To the Jud ge of Prol ate for the County of Barnstable:
SEARS HALLET/. Administrator of the estate of
LUTHER BEARSE , late of Barnstable , in said
County, deceased , respectfull y represents, that the debts
due from said deceased , as nearl y as can be ascertain-
ed, amount to lour hundred dollars : that the charges
of Administration amount to twenty-five dollars, and
that the personal estate of said deceased amounts to
one hundred and fi ft y dollars. He therefore prays that
he may be licensed to sell so much of the real estate of
said deceased as shall raise the sum of two hundred
and seventy-five dollars, for the payment (if said debts
and charges. SEARS HALLET.
Barnstablr, ss.— At a Court of Probate holden at
Barnstahle , in and for said County, on the 10th day
of December. 1850—
Upon the foregoing petition of Sears Hallet—
Ordered , tha t the, said petitioner notify all persons in-
terested therein , that the same will be heard and acted
upon at a Court of Probate to be holden at Barnstable ,
in and for said County, on the second Tuesday of Jan-
uary next , by causing an attested copy of feaid peti-
tion and of this order thereon , to be published in the
Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper printed in Barnstable ,
three weeks successivel y prior to said Court, thaf they
may then and there appear and shew cause,/if any they
have , why the prayer thereof should not belgranted.
NVMPHAS MARSTON , Judge df Probate.
Copy—Attest: /
dee 24—3w T. REEIX Register.
Instruction Wtlic Piano,
MISS AMELIA T, SwVeT, of Norton , Mass.,will
give lesso ns on the Piama and the Voice, to ihe Lu-
di es of Barnstahle and viciniV' , at her refciduncx ill this
village or at the houses of mi|\i's.
Ter ms, $10 for twenty ffiui' TjCSsons.
Barnstable, Dec. 17 185fi. \
Bounty Land and Prasion Agency.
WASHINGTON! D. C.
TH E undersi gned , Attorney n\d General Agent at
the City of Washington , offers his services in pro-
curing Bo unty Land anfi PciiMons for those entitled.—
Being permanentl y located at the scat, of Government ,
with a thorough and frfmiliar knowledge of the neces-
sary fo rms and routine/ of business , and having access
to Registe rs and Rolls filed in the U. S. War Office ,he
possesses facilities for tho speed y and satisfactory ad- '
jus tment of Govermont claims of every kind.
By a late Ac*
, of Congress , Bounty Land is granted
to the Officers and Soldiers of the War of 1812 , and of
the various Indian Wars , since 1790. To those who
served nine mouths . 1160 acres ; to those who served
fo ur months , SO acres, and to those who served ono
month, 40 acres,
A rrangements have been made with gentlemen of
the legal profession , i n d ifferent sections o| the coun-
try, for the location of Warrants , and the sale of the
Patent s, when issued, on the most advantageous terms;
for the payment of taxes ; redemption of Lands sold
for taxes ;"collec tion of debts , nnd for the transaction
o'' general law business in the different States and Ter-
ritor ies.
He tenders his services to members of tho profu-
sion , at a distance , and when claims against the (ior-
ernme nt are prepared by a local Attorney, will abato
one half his usual fee. The necessary forms and in-
structions ; and information on sll subjects appertain-
ing to a successfu l prosecution of the business will be
furnished to regular correspondents without charge.
Information cheerfull y given, and all communica-
tions promptly replied to, if addressed to
1 '
y
CHA'S C. TUCKER.
Washington , D. C, Dee, 24. 1850, 2m
NoiiceJ
A MEETING of the Stockholders of the Mariner 's
XJuBauk , will be held at the Hall/ in South Dennis, on
SATURDAY , Ja n, 4, atH2 o'clock in the forenoon;
all those that are interested , arc Respectfull y requested
to attend. ! /
W M. E.' ANSEL, Secretary.
So. Dennis , Dee. 17, i860. '
Hard Ware.
OTIS VINAL. No. 20 Dock square , Boston , Im-
porter of H AR D WARE—lias also on hand a
full assortment of American Hard Ware, whuth he of- -'
fcrs for Siilc at tlie lowest poxsihle prices. His stock com-
prises a great variety, among winch will be found the
following articles '
,
Wrought and Cut Nails, Hand Screws ,
Sheet Lead an d Zinc . Bench Scre ws,
Blind Hinges and Fasta , Barn Door Rollers,
Mor tise Locks & Latches, Cu t Turks and Brads,
Greaves & Son 's Files, Horse Nails ,
Biggins ' Saws , Ghi ss Paper,
Bench & Moulding Planes Boiing Maehinea ,
Bmts and Screws, Ir on Vises,
Sash Pullev s, Wood Saws,
Bra ces and 'Biif , s"fil1 Springs,
Glas s and Mineral Knobs, Sash Fasts,
Parke r's V i-es , I''011 ;»nd Copper Pumps,
Unde rbill's Kd«o Tools, Lead Pi pe.
Window Wei ghts ,
"IWi-nvi i)n'<>. 24. 4m
Notice.
nHIIE subscriber has on hand and for sale, a gowi as*
JL sortment of first rate Winter Vests ; Red Flannel
Shirts; Pants , and Becking Jackets. Also a doublo
breasted black Vest, the property of John Whitman , to
be sold , if not called for soon , tP pay expenses.
S, DQWDING,
Barnstable. Dec. 24.
List onLetl/rs
REMAINING in the PoX Office in Barnstable , on
on the 31st day of DeeenViefr. 1850 :
Seth Bartlett. Esq. SetUHinckley,
Dudley V BJake , David Jones .'
I O Bassett , Esq.. Mr* YJeborah ^ Jones,
j Capt Timoth y Berre, B .|on\s,
To the Clerk of the First Cbiirles\E Hertland ,
Baptist Church, 2 Natthaniw Kni ght ,
Francis W Chase , Fii-ha Lfloing, "
Ebcnezer Cobb, Esq. Hovell Lewis,
Zeno Crocker , ./ofhua LoNug,
i Joseph Coffin, AT B LewisA
Mrs. E J Childs , /[George LoriiV,
Nathan Coleman , ' W MarchantA
Tb the Capt. of sch Emer- Or. S Pitcher , IS
aid , Barnstable , / James Rogers , \
B Fish , / Joseph Robbins , 5Ssq.
Joseph Ilnmlin , / Josep h Snow , \
Crocker Hinckley, / Win B Thayer. \
Rev. Alonzo Hayes , / Ezekiel Thacher , \
Capt. Harvey W. Hjindy, Hem an Thomas , \
master schr Henry, Barn- Rev. L E WakefieW. \
stable , '
/ \
RICI-IARTO AINSWORTIi , Post MnstcrA
Barnstable , Dec. 81,
j -
. For Sale—The good sloop MORN-
v3ij|j "~ ING STAR , now ly ing i n Pleasant Bav.
/ 7|™w Harwich—well found in sails and riggi ng:
"
2|
|
|
y
| ^' b"rthcn
40
tons .and draws a li ght draft of
wate r. For further particulars , in quir e of
LUMBERT NICKERSON , North Chatham , or of
WARREN NK'KEUSON , East Harwich.
East Harwich , Dec. 31.
j j A For Sa !«", if app lied for soon—The
JwfiU S00(i schr ALLEGANIA , of Truro , four
.^ffit' ijy^- years old , built nt Truro of the best mate-
¦SKkssE,rials, has two suits of sails, one suit new,, is
well found in every mspeet ; can be run for the. next
vear for a very small expense. For further particulars
appl y to A. DYER. tf Truro , Dec. 31
PRIME BUTTER—In small firkins; Flour in bbls
sand bags : yellow Meal ; Wheat Meal and Buck-
j wheat Flour, for sale by WALES & CONANT.
J dec 31
I
; CfCIIOOL BOOKS—Boston Almanacs ; Picture
' kj and Story Books for children—for sale bv WALES
& CONANT. doc 31
READY MADE CLOTHING: Buffalo Robes and
Horse Blankets , sold low by WALES & CO-
NANT. '^i^L.
M
!
EN 'S AND BOYS' BOOTS—Consisting of
Calf of different kind s , Ki p and Cow Hide; Rub-
ber Over Shoes, &e,, by W ALES & CONANT.
dec 31
THE subscriber has ju st received a good assortment
of FLUID LAMPS , nil sizes ; also , Lamp Caps ,
Tu bes and Wicking, and will (it them to common Glass
Lamps : also iust received , best Burning Fluid , and
warranted. A. PERCIVAL,
I dec 31
SOU
THERN WHITE CORN—Also, County Corn
and Rye Meal , and best White Beans ;"Bnck-
I wheat in bags,just received at A. PERCIVAL'S.
dee 31
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< TTJRIME CIE,N.FUEG05 MOLASSES—At
X doc 31 A. PKIICIVAL'S.
BUILDING MATERIALS
AT A LARGE DISCOUNT FROM FORMER
PRICES, AT
448 washiw gI'ow-st.,
is©ss©tf>
(Corner of Harvard-st., and near/he Boylston Market.)
nrrn Consisting of Doors , Blinds ,
nilk 'Sashes/and Glass ; Stair and
/l/ ,y,*FenceyBalnsters ; Sk y Li ghts :
f VM Window Frames ; Blind Trim-
ft yf Jmui gs, &«. &c.
H ' f —ALSO —
//!" 1 Windows read y glazed and
/'At -pac ked for shi pp ing, ; House'
A%f*framed and prepared , afte r the
¦most approved plan* for the
California trade.
Builders please call.
BAILEY & JENKINS.
~^mmmm
^ " dec 31 ly
WINTER GARMENT S
CLOSING OFF
—A T—
Greatly Reduced Prices !
WE SHALL OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS
The Balance of our Stock of Winter
At a Large Discount
From former prices, previous to taking our
ACCOUNT O W STOCK!
and making arrangements for/sPRIN
7G BUSINESS.
That we may secure the\aIeA>f every article of WIN-
TER APPARE L the WlESENT SEASON , we
I have concluded to submiA to a LARGE LOSS, and
have • / \
MABKED DOW1V
our prices according ly, and\shall adhere to the one
price system . \
Persons in want/ of WINTER GARMENTS can
purchase many art icles at this sale
AT LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES !
Our customers and the public general ly are invited
to call and avail themselves of this RARE OPPOR-
TUNITY OF PURCHASING CLOTHING AT
ElfREMEW LOW FKICES !
© a __r~mA
~__, a 2
32, 34, 36 and 38 Ann Street.
GEORGE W. SIMMONS 4 CO,
Boston , Dec. 31. tf
Bounty Land for Soldiers
OF
tho War of 1812,,—of the Flo rida and other In-
dian Wars since 1790,—and for the com missioned
officers of the War with Mexico,—who served for oti c
month and upwards, and have recei ved fio land—(and
if dead , for their widows and minor children.) obtained
under the new law by HORATIO W700DMAN
, 26
Railroad Exchan ge, Boston , who ha? an Agency at
W ashington. I
B~^"N
o charge,unless successful. Ho/has Agencies in
tho Western Slates for tlie selection f t lands and loca-
tion of warrants , bv personal inspecuon. and pays the
highest cash price for lands thus loc/i
ted.
oct 15 \ 1v /