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DISASTER AND Loss OF LIFE.
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Miraculous Escape Of a Lady, The new
schooner John Wart, Capt. Robert Crowley,
from New York, bound to Batsto Furnace,
with cargo of merchandise, belonging 10
Jesse Rickard, esq, Of the above place, cap
sized at sea off Squan Beach during the gale
Of last week, and all hands perished. This was
her first "trip. The captain and crew were all
young men. a1 99ag nes :


The sloop Mary Adelaide Capt Samuel
Lamson, was also capsized near the same
place, and all hands persisted except young
lady, who was saved in most miraculous
manner. the sloop having dritted bottom up.


When the wreckers boarded her, they heard
a noise which appeared 10 be that Of human
voice coming from the cabin. They instantly
cut hole in the bottom, and there found the
lady, who proved TO be Miss Lamson, niece
of the captain, who had been standing in wa
ter up 10 neck from the time the, vessel cap
sized until she drifted to the shore, when the
tide having fallen some, she was enabled to
rest herself by sitting down, although the wa,
ter was then up to her waist. She was then
taken ashore and provided for. Ledger.