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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
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" lhulNlA Alta Court held fur NcI---, amt.
Jane VI" po E.,h day Of December is3O '''"''
wiia cor"' n9bert e. Cutler, and Rebecca +. his
Oh 'V' e' hebecca 4 Powell aud SoraI r Pow
".Iy., 'Inefi y Cutler her next friend, Complu,pl
nS1 anst EGGas Powell administrator will tba viii a
m.H'u o. Elizabeth Powell, deceused Sneucc, Famlc
neI' hDgml Green Henry NJ Green and Iasor,o
Green. Jec SoIh Thompson, administrator of john
ontho., IN CIIANCERY
6Ie npotoh OF the Compliments BY Counsel who
vu or Oli' and appearing 10 the sytjsfr, o"s
n, 'nat tle Defendants Lucas Powell AIsa,I G,cen
menfy w. Green and jefferson Green are my, inab
ton If , t,,s comm 9nwealth, and without the orsJie
,n,s aS SourI II Is ordered that the SAM defeu-
aI W appear here on the 4;h Monday in March nr,t
cnnv answer ue bill of the PlaiutifT,; and that
o. TINS order be forthwith inserted in the yirrp
once a xeeP e. puohshed III the town Of LynchGrg
- "eeh iof eight weeks succes,iyeIv nye,ious n,
eopy ,%nra Monday in March next and that another
bpnse "f DC posted at the trout door of the court
ACopy-Teste
J,n,a,,,o SPoTsWOOD GARLAND, OK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
J. WILLS, c c
D.,

W 'SS''iNia-.At rules holden il, the -'
ds,ra inc I0art of Chancery for the Lqne6 Oags
ISbell chri,onp nay o. November, Is30-Wll' !
Of nepn TO themsovo, and such Other '@a 'oaa
to the rayucn, NJ uec as may Come iu and coptr,l,s
iaferro admir- of IHS ris against Benz mn TAI
Dawson n ah g. Hadcn John TayIse u' So hsa
and as sae% o 1%n late sheriff Of smbr
The Gcf"Ja %ar Of heajah Clark doc. DeG h''''
and given security accord p,Ts t,e,a
by ae ns rules Of this and 1
ms country 1t is ordereI ,%, !, 'o' an ihhdbanl Of
t , .tre on the first day Lie neAt DO
iorthwit ,aln.ls and that copy olt order he
town of Ivnchi,u "a some newspaper pllnted IN the
posted M ibc ~ ioi TWO months sucees,iyeIg and
town =" N'e front door Of the court house in ~, .'
n copy--Tc,tc, sun
Jan. 81 }. WILLS, &C
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

W lRGlNiA.-At Rules holden IN ~ =, ,-'n
bnrp superior Court OF Chanoery for Iba ote
bad R o5e.o me lt day of NOsember 30 nia
Toly ms WIFE Peter T. Christian. ssn,a I'M tan and
Cha5lms n 1Caref abraham Curer Elijah rh Das's'
mgrHndal, sheriff of Amherst, Defs and Charles
= ne defendant Charles L. Cbris,,.,
the ne, %, appearance and given security ng ea
appearing by aad the rules Of co" and
dnau OF this country 1t is orderrd nG Is not an
term and pear here on the first day of .' ad
ofh order be oq g VII Of tue ran and s copy
IN 'he town of Iynchburp G Ir newspaper
6a.e ~ aud posted at the front door ao Wo months
Acopy-Teste,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
V0Py-Teste,
Joo "a ARTHUR B. DAVIES.
- WIN

w E,t.nA, To WI AT kules holden IN the
NJ |leIhs Office OF the county court of Bedford on
''I na,'.y uie 9th day of December, 1880;
Of utsh, complainant, against jacob Depew admir-
W., DUepew, Decd John Rutherford, TilghmaD II.
and w. W. IMAM W settle, William Durreu John Jarred,
anu 'Snn D. Patterson and Robert ST. Clair, exors Of
isaac 81 Ciar, decd, defendants
IT.. l.. IN CHANCERY.
~ The defendants Jacob Doncx yobn Rp,bcrford,
,h II. w est and John Jared not having entered
nv, appearance and given security according the
" assembly and the rules of this court and it ap
Peang BY satisfactory evidence that thev are moi nla.
an, h ~ 'nis counry Oh the motion of the mplan-
oy ms s9unse IL is ordered that the sud absen,
e9ruary next, and answer the bI of The complainant,
,ha maj copy Of this order be forthwith inserted ia
in ~ ncnou'g vrsin public news psper published
and wh OF Lynchbnrg for two months successfully,
posted at the front door of the courthouse Of this
so1n.s On Two several court days.
copy-Teste, G. A. WINGFIEJD. d. c.
December IL x0n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
January 10
,v hmher n County NorenlGef COari, 1882.

William Cemron, Plaintiff, WV
against
- t camden and Samuel NJ. Garland defendants.
am"r Tafiahd Plaintiff against Micajah Camden and
S" ,T ~: uariand, Defendsnts-In ChauceIy,
., ne ne defendant Mcajah Camden NOT having epter-
~ ,ha 9 appearahce and given security according
ae act OF Assembly and tho rules of tins court and
pt;I,hs ny satisfactory evidence that he is not
~ innaDilsn OF this counry-It Is ordered thai tho
tern na ant 40 appear here the Ist day of March
COW, ~ H. anu answer the bill of the pitts and Tho
Ps Vi ms ORDER be forthwith inserted m some Dcs
IN the town of ynehburg for tive months
house ofthis count y. A' N''' VI VIZ 'O'''
eopy-Teste,
l. ~ ARTHUR & DAVIES.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
More New Goods.
THOMAS FOWLER, Jr.

KIA6 just received a few more eases Of
i i SEASCNABLE GOODS, which with his
former stock, renders his assortment complete I;
among them ars -
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, 6atinettf, and
vesting: Flannels, Circassians. Bomba zetts and
Plaid Camblsts; Calicoes & Gingbams Clint.
res * Coppcrplates; Sinchaw, Cros do Berlin,
Gros de Nap, q Levantins Silks Thibst, wool
& other Shawls Thibet wool Hdkfs. with mar.
row borders; q lot of handsome Fancy Hdkfs. for
Lace; Quilting Bobbinet and Throad Edging !.
Cambrick g. Lace Insertion An elegant sssoft.
ment Of ombs Gloves and Hosiery 6uspsn-
ders; Silk 4 Swiss Muslin Cravats lrish Linen;
Linen Cambrick, &c.
Brown & Bleachsd Shestings and Shirtngs !;
Ticking; Checks & Russia Disper.
ALso.-A large lot Of Cotton Batting, Of the
best quality.
Purchasers win please to call, a. good bar.
gains will be offered.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
AN IRISH STORY.
Extracted from Mr. LOVERS ldugha6ie Irish
Dill. l. ~

Extracted from Mr. LOVERS ldugha6ie Irish
Stories, called Paddy and tie Foz.
They say. afiher many yeais Of pros
perity. that the ould colonel got stricken
IN years, and he began to have misgiv-
ms IN his conscience for his wicked do
ms, and his heart was heavy as the fear
OF death KEN upon him; aud. sure e.
nough, while hc had such murnful
thoughts, the Divil KEN to hlm, aud
towld HIM, Ne should 60 Nth him
We'll. TO be sure, the ould man was
frskened, but he plucked up his courage
end has cuscness, and towld the DiviI, in
bsntherin way, joking like, that he
he'd pafti'isr business thin, that he was
gosn' 90 party, and hoped an cu,d
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
For Sale.

- THEwell known farm on the
fse55 South end of Prudence Island,
ss. formerly owned BY Daniel Chase
d containing about 600 acres, with
a brick dwelling house, and out houses in good
repair, and an invaluable privilege Of sea ma
nure, will be sold upon reasonable terms and
credit. The situation Of this farm in the Gen.
tc Of Narraganssst Bay, and commanding an
extensive view Of its beautiful scenery, with
its vicinity to Newport, Bristol, and Provi.
dcnce, ronders IL an object. of purchase par.
ticularly worthy tho attention ofthc Capitalist.
The premises can be viewed ut any time upon
applicstion 10 the tenant. and ell other infor-
nation obtained by applying al the r. !. Union
Bank, Newport.
NICHOLAS G. BOSS, Cashier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
STEAM BOAT RUSHLIGHT.
.NcU ARRANGEMENT.

&0nDA The Rushlight, Capt.
n ]. D. SCOTT, will sftcr
xl.E7illSl9tRw xl.7illSslj this day Sept. 24th, ,leave
Providence every Sum
day. Tuesday, and Thursday, at 10 o'clock =.
m. &ieave Newport every Monday, ,Wednes-
day, and Saturday, at the same hour.-Pas.
sage so cents.
Freight taken on the reasonable terms
and every attention paid to delivering the
same in good order and with despatch.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
Livery Stable
10 HIN Irish

Respectfully informs tho inhabitants
and visitors of Newport,
THAT ho remains at his old stand, next
4 West of the Public School House 10
Mill.st., whero they can be accommodated
with carriages Of every description at short
notice. He will have on hand at all times
first rate chaisc and saddle horses.
Horses kept by the day, week, or year ;
and no cxertions will be spared to give sat.
isfaction to those who may favor him with
their custom
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
NEW GOODS.

NTM. JAMES TILLEY. has just opened
w the following GOODS. aud will sell
them cheap
80 pieces ofbroadcloths an assortment OF
cassimeres; nice and cheap sattinetts; duffills
and kerseys; fsnnels and baizes; scotch
plaids camblet do. csmblets; bombszins !;
figured bookings carpetings and rugs; mo-
rino cloths merino circassians common do;
twilled bombazetts plain do; English gros
de maps at 46 cts the yard Florence from
so to So cts. q complete assortment Of cali
Goes fine twlled prints; nice merino and 9th.
er shawls; superb fancy hkfs. linens and
cotton shirtings; g. S-4 linen and cotton da.
mask; superb laces; an assortment ofribbons
oil cloth umbrellas variety Of silks.
keep every article called for in the MIL
LINERY line.
Also tapes, threads, pins, and needles.
handkerchiefs as sold at the Grocery Stores.
Also just opened one case Of Leghorns.
and one case of straw bonnets for almost
nothing, and five thousand other articles too
tedious to mention, ell Of which shall be sold
to the satisfaction Of every purchaser.
oct. 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
1uErEEzp BIRD.-p, ans. nsMAs..

TuETIEzp BIRD.-Bs MRS. HEsAss.
Return, rs,srn, my bird!
have dressed thy cage with flowers,
'Tis lovely as a violet bank
In the heart Of forest bowers.
al am free, am free, IL return no moro.
The weary time Of the cage is DER
Through tho rolling clouds can soar on high,
The sky 10 around me-ihe blue bright sky
"yhe hills lie beneath me, spread far and clear
With their glowing heath. flowers and bounding
deer,
/ see the waves lash on the sunny shore
am free, am free, III return no more :"
.sss, alas, my bird
Why seek'st thou TO be free
Vert thou not blest in thy little bower,
When thy song breathed nought but gloei
"Didmy song ofsummer breathe noughtbut gleel
Did tho voice Of the captive seem sweet 10 thee
Oh. hsd'st thou known its deep meaning well,
Il bad tale. Of a burnins hoar, to toll.
"rrom dream Of the forest that music sprang,
Through its notes the peal Of torrent rang;
find its dying fall, when it soothcd theo boat,
Sighed Cor wild flowers and leafy most"
Was IL with thee thus, my bird
Yet thine eye Assh'd clear and bright
l have seen the glance Of tho sudden joy
In iis quick and dewy light.
"It Aashd with tho hre of a tameIess race,
With the soul ofthe wild wood. my naiive place .
With the spirit that painted thro' hoavon 20 soar
Woo mo not back--I return no more!
my home u high, amidst rocking trees,
My kindred things are the star and breeze,
find the fount unchecked In ifs lonely play,
Ind the odours that wander afar--away
Farewell, farewell, thou bird.
I have called on spirits gone,
.and it may bo they joy like thee to part,
Like thee that vert all my own.
"if they were cap,ives, and pined like me.
Though love nigh. calm them, they joyed to be
free;
They sprung from the earth with burst oil
power,
To the strength of,heir wings. to their triumph's
hour
"Call them not hack when the chain is riven,
When the way ofthe pinion Is oil ihro heaven,
farewell!-- With my song ,hro' the clouds soar,
Pierce the blue skies--l am cartl,'s no more :"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
From the Troy Budget,
LAND OF FREEDOM.

Columbias shores are far and wide,
Columbii's . hills are high
And rudsiy yrut,or'a eide By side
Tier ample forests lie.
But narrow must her shores be made
And low her towering hills,
And baro her ancient forests laid
Ere freedom quits the field
FOR dear the land whero free and wild
Shs play'd her gnmbols when child,
Aud vast and deep her streams that flow
Majestic TO the tide,
And culture spread and hamlets grow
On every rivers sido.
But ahould a transatlantic host
Menace her wators fair,
We'll moct them ore they roach the coast.
And gather laurels there
For foreign wrongs unite the brave,
Though free az oceans widest wave.
The winds that fan the mountain pino
Are fragant and serene,
And never purer sun did shine
Than lights her vallcs green.
But feted must those brcczes blow.
That sun must set In gore,
Fer footsteps ofa foreign foo
Pollule Columbia's shore.
Let tyrant foes for conquest roam,
Columbia's sons shall guard their homo.
For arming gallant cuirassiers
We've mines Of sterling worth,
Jor cannon, musket, sword and spear.
Embowsld in the earth.
But crc Columbus sons resign
The boon their fathers won,
The polished ore from every mins
Shall glitter ia the sun.
For bright the blado aud keen the spear,
That freedoms sons to battle bear.
Let England boast the deeds she's done.
Display her trophies bright,
And count her battle, fairly won
In well contested fight
Columbia can array a band
Who'll wrest her laurel wreath,
With truer eyc and hrmsr hand
To point the blow Of death
For whether ON the land or sea,
Colu nbia's fight is victory.
Let Franco in gore through Europe wade
And in her frantic mood,
In civil concord draw The blade
And spill her children's blood:
Too dear 10 marshal glory bought
When Kindred blood must how.
colomb,a's sons arc only taught
To triumph DER their foe,
Aud then 10 solace, sootbe and save
The csptives Of the conqusrd brave.
Then Let Columbia's esgle soar,
And bear her banners high,
And thunder from her dexter pore
Aud lightning from her eys.
Then when she sees from fields above
The vanquish'd Zoe rclent,
Descending like turtle dove,
The olive branch present.
AM then shall fame with hand divine
The never.fsding laurel twine.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
Newport Variety Store,
Near fke Custom House.

WHERE may BE- had every article usually
w in the various departments Of Groceries,
Wooden, Stone and Earthenwsre, Cordage,
Hardware, Dry Goods and Medicines.
! W u. Second hand Articles Of lronware, that
In most cases answers a. we'll % new, at l000.!!
Per cent. below its regular price in first hands.
The Medical Department embraces grest
variety Of Patent and other Medicines Of the
first quality and st reduced prices.
" Cash given for old Iron and Junk.
}. w. EDDY.
{ Newport, Aug. J6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
Q Terms Of the RepubEcan,
Two dollars per annum--payabIe in advance.
Price of Adrerfisinp.

One Dollar per square, for three weeks, snd
seventeen cents for each subsequent insertion.
Larger ones in the same proportion.
m Advertisements not marked, will be contin
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
All accounts must be settled a. least once
. year
No pspcr discontinued until srrearsrss
are paid, unless st the discretion OF the pub.
Usher.
Printing
or oil kinds dono with nestnsss end dsspatch
m rHE RACK BUILDING,
opposits MIR. Townsend's Coffee House.
And South corner cf PsIhsm-s,rcct.
EntrsneeFelhsm- strest)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
DR.. HulI's
ZR VNNEN.

A general assortment Of this valuable
IA instrument 10 just received and for
sale st the sign OF the GOOD SAMARt.
TAN, Sd door south Of Mafket-square,
Newport, r. !.
Sizes adapted to all ages from the in
fant OF three months, the most corpulent
of adult age may be had, and Dr.. MoosE
will give any advice that may be desired
relative to the use Of the instruement, and
the best mode adjusting il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06

Ciocxs.-- Two clock factories In Connsccticut
are said TO turn out annually no less than "a ,O0O
time pieces. All the wheels, pinions and other
machinery grow upon the Same trees in that
vicinity which formerly produced nutmegs
they are entire vegetable predictions, saving
the weights and the red paint
IN Y. Eve. Journal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
T ID E TH.

noCT. MOORE win attend to filing,
- ming, dyessing and various other oper-
et'onso on the TEETH, on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, and Saturdays, between the hours of 8
and IL q. m. at his otfice, No. SO Thames.st.
TEETH,
At all times extracted in the most careful
manner, and instruments are provided for re-
moving the roots of such as are too much de.
cayed to admit of extracting in the ordinary
mode, and for cutting them level with the
Jaw, when this operation is necessary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06

M.r MoxKEv.--M Gouffee, who came pas.
ssnrer in the joshua Bates, & who is underlined
in the play bills to appear at the Federal Street
Theatre, on Tuesday evening, has acquired the
nppellation Of Man Monkey from his remarkable
imitation of tho manners Of the animal he repre-.
sen.s. They are described 40 20 natural thai the
spectator loses all idea Of the man in his admira.
ton Of the ape. late English paper says that
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06

most written il prematurely. The first
intimation Of his presence was the appear
ance Of ice ON Sunday morning, 20th.-
On the night ofthe next day, at I o'clock,
began q severe storm of wind and snow,
and at day light Tuesday, the whole
country was covered an inch or two deep
with snow. Such thing has not occur
red before, we believe, in this part Of the
country, 80 early in the season, for "a
years. Nat. Int.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06

II UMBER R.-The subscriber offers
II Cor sale about 1000 feet Of boards and
5000 foot Of pine timber and joist.
ALso-A quantity Of empty Casks.
suitable for water or other purposes.
STEPHEN A. ROBINSON
Newpnrt. June Cd, 1881.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
Fall & Winter Goods.
JUST RECEIVED ny
K d w A r ID F. NE WTON,
No. 15S Thames.sf,

On cases, consisting Of roadcloths cas-.
~ simeres; sattinstts; Asnnels bockings;
merinos; eircassians; elegant dark London
prints; do. Chints elegant bonnet and hat
ribbons fancy vestings domestic; sheeting !;
calicoes DC. with great variety Of new and
fashionable goods, which shall be sold, at the
LowEsr PessIBLE fRIcEs--Call and see.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
SHOE STORE.
ROOTS AND SHOES.

Of the first quality, and Of the latest aod most
approved New York g. Philadelphia fashions.
Measures left at their store, will be prompt
work done with neatness and despatch.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AOMINISIRAIOK NOTICE.
THE subscriber having been appointed
Il and duly qualified by the Hon. Court
of Probate of the town Of Newport, admin
istrator Of the estate of Elizabeth Norris,
late Of Newport, decd. requests all persons
having demands against said estate to pre-.
sent them for settlement, and those indebt-
ed to mako immedisto payment to
Oct13l JOHN N. POTTER, Admir-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06

Court Of Probate, INssopo5f. Oct. I'd. 1881.
VXTHEREAS application has this day been
w made for administration on the estats
Of Capt. JAMES EAsroN, mariner, late Of
Newport, deceased, and the consideration
thereof referred TO a Court Of Probate TO be
held at the State House, in said Newport, on
the FIRST Monday Of November next, at 9
o'clock, a. m. -
Ris ordered thereon, That due notice be
rivcp (by publishing this order three several
Vines 10 tho r. I. ,Republican) to all persons
interested in said estate, to appear at said
time and place and they shall be heard.
By order,
Oet IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06

N b. All Post masters who. have no objec.
ticns 10 aSt ~ our agents, are requested TO 70.
ceive subscriptions and remit money at the
risk Of the Publishers, At the time Of ordering
tho paper. Il 10 expected that they win retain
In their hands 10 per cont. Of the amount re-.
csived, ~ remuneration for their trouble.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06

FOR SALE,
ON REASONABLE TERMS,
Il THE Estate formerly owned
f5U5 by Capt. Asa BRooks, deceased,
Ms situate on the Point, near the
s North end or Washington street.
ALso-A house and lot in Third street, for.
merly occupied and is owned by Francis Andsr.
son, next north Of the Morse estate, now occu.
geSs. 3. S--- Ann Marshajl Apply e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
FOR SALE.

A LOT Of LAND. containing Six Acres,
IA lying on the West Road, belonging TO
the heirs Of Peieg Woed, deceased, aud now
improved by VIM. Stewart.--Appiy to
NICHOLAS G. BOSS
Newport, July.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06

The Sing Sing (N-Y.l State Prison. is
said to contain over 1000 convicts, and il
has become necessary n transfer largo
number to the Auburn prison. The Now
York Advertiser says, the pernicious
practice Of pardoning must be adopted,
or the state must build another prison.
1t suggests that State Prisons should on
ly be used to punish the most heinous Of
fences, such as man-slaughter, highway
robbery, arson, housebreaking, rape, for
gerry, sc. while lesser crimes should be
punished in the counties, as in this state.
BUSINESS. streets begin to wear
something Of cheering, business like
complcxion.-The wagons and new crop
Of cotton, through still limited in number
and quantity-long delayed by the pro-
tracted character Of the season, and wc
may add the great political cxcitements
Of the time--begin, at length 10 pour into
our city. Tho propfictors will now con-
tinue to do SO, until within week or two
of Christmas, when they will, as with ono
mind, be Off to the enjoyment Of the hol-
days. Charleston Courier.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-14

MELANCHOLY SHIPwREcK. Barque, Dig
by, of Whilehaven, England, from Liver.
pool for Quebec, with salt and A passen-
gers, was cast away on the Magdalen Is
lands, Oct. "a, and from 80 to 40 persons
lost. Crosswaithe, master and owner, when
at sea but short time, put all hands on
short allowance, which made a mutiny
amSng the crew, who refused TO do duty.
When they made the Magdalens, Capt
Woods who had some command, ordered
the helm to be put down to clear the reef;
but Crosswai,lie immediately counteIlnand-
ed this order, and threatened 10 shoot the
man at the helm if he altered the ships
course. In n few minutes, she struck aud
went down, her tops remaining above the
water. From 20 to 25 persons are suppos-
ed to have got into the boats, and escaped
a watery grave. Capt. Woods, after hav-
ing drilted in the long boat to Chetecamp,
succeeded in getting to the Mngdalen ISL
auds to look after the ship. Capt. Cross
wuithe was last seen in the rigging.