The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-27

4 ocotSe Ciafse's shop, carried ,nto iae Cove.
bcnJ' W. Cases store, split TO pieces and washed
away.
Msns houses in washngton.s,seet were material.
| " injured, besides od,-houses. fsnees, &c.
On He Long -spharf.
simeon Martins large store, driven from its foun
, dation.
House belonging to the heirs of the late Freeman
iioxie. nearly destroyed.
House belonging 70 Doct. Case snd others, nearly
DESTROYED - y
Baeksmi,h's shop, belonging 10 wm. Barber, i'm
proved by Cowen 4 Woodwar ,en,irely carried away
tnamss Messer--part of bis house, s,ots,'snd
all his goods swept way.
mum, improved by Lewis Harlow, cntirsy desire, ed
Joseph Southwiek--boat builders shop, with all
the boats, tools, &c. all lost, ~ IS,
Francis friend-house nearly destroyed, furni-
ture, &c. carried away.
Edward Vose's house, improved BY Mrs, Murphy,
partly destroy ed, furniture, &c. lost.
House owned by John J. Allen. improved by An
drew v Allen, swept into the Cove-his wife. three
ea'idren, anG young woman perished, and all his
property lost ts. ill'sa .D sE toi
Wm. Cranston--house an, shop--wilh oil the fur.
nlture, goods, &c. swept into the cove, and lost
Robert b. Observation-Disclosures shop, tools,
Sc swept into the Cove. and. entirely destroyed,
small store of John } iAllen---destroyed. !,
VIM. White--large new store. with large stock
oil goods, all swept into the Cove.
II
&c. DESTROYED
jonathan southwick's store destroyed
Josiah Sou,hwick--boat builders shop, swept off
Store owned by John Williams. improved by
simpson Barker, swept oft
Bridge entirely canied away.
James knspp-house, furniture, SC do
House owned by Asher Robbins, partly destroy'i.
John himy-house partly destroyed, stable and
ou, buildings lost, fHf
Edward waison--s shoe-msker's shop, destroyed.
jesse ounhsm-house partly destroyed, furniture
Bridge carried away
john peirce--house aud furnitaa, injured
Most OF the other houses Long wharf were
considerably damaged, and great quantity of fur
nture and Other property lost. y
On Sh.ar maiSs. g9harf.
Store owned By David Coggeshall.
Oa1faSwen's. .svaa,T '"" .
silas Southwick house and shop, with all the
furniture, goods &c family escaped with great diff
fcuity
I Moses Norman esrpen,er's shop, tools, &c Loaf.
YIN s@ao--5lop, dshrg geer. &c. do,
ba'a selUGiag "a benjamin Hazard, do
Cs Gb,' -psdyf
Gne store snl 'y3 ,npro,ed by L, Sherman
l'.ve4 Sc cy6aIE
a store be.oaEtg r9 's Coilrel,.
tTerb,G, fgtGgJ 4-l
cae bu,lts5 tesJogo oa 4r5 ohc,s much damaged.
e.cr .aAoD t.a
5efse-l .o.s- p.sy dsatroyea
1fa3
E1ur7aNe54 Aasy
Dt1n's pf5tE
Ore stole s1d iarsx sbel d'lsa With hopt. da-
Lt5a'e 4.lsrf,
!rarIy destroyed. WIN sre4I quantity of,ambcr
driftcd away
Hickham's whar(,
Partly carried away
Cardaer's. .rcAarf,
Nearly carried away, with quantity Of lumber
and shingies--two vessels drove on.
Eiam's-uharE
Entirely destroyed
Siocum' 's-7uha,f,
Entirely gone, with three stores
RhodeS J Ca6oone's -guhdrf,
Dss,royed-onc large store carried away with
considerable quantity OF hemp, &c.
Lees mast yayd,
Destroyed-spars, &c. carried away.
clarks-wisa.f
Mostly destroyed--distillery partially damaged.
ship Aurora, Capt. Burroughs, dr'ited from her
moorings IN the inner harbor, was carried OH the
blue rocks, bilged--,otaliy lost
ship Come, was driven on Fort Wolcot, high and
dry.
The Revenue Cutter. shared the same fate.
Also sch. ----, Of Portland
Sch ---, Of Falmouth, stranded on Prudence
.'oot' aHe vi TieetoWH, s'o'Is
Fair Play and Grsmpus, all completely landed on
the Long wharf. Two small sleeps biiged aloIS-
side tue Long wharf, and sunk.
sch Cyu,,ia, Of Warren, Capt. Gibbs, parted her
rroor rings IN the inner harbor, and run ashore on
Gold.lsisnd. vessel and cargo totally lost.
Seyetsi other vessels were landed on different
wbSryes. some Of which have been got of without
much injury.
In all the neighboring towns very consid-
erablc damage has been done to the build
ings, corn, iiuit-tTees, sc. The particulars OF
which wc hove not learnt.
At SeuihRtngsfosg-, barns, hay, corn, &c.
swept awsy--Wm. Knowles, his son, and
Of his woikmen were drowoded, Six peo-
pie were drowned at Marrow River. The
Ligi,-house on Pon,.Juiith was blown down,
aad ihe sooper's house injured. In CAsrtes-