Fishers Island.
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This island, the scene of the late disas

 trous wreck of the Alantic, forms the South eastern portion of the state of New York, and part of Suffolk county. It lies within three or four miles from the Connection: shore, and If miles from the nearest point of Long Island. The island is about ten miles in length and averages one mile in width. It is the sole property of Wm. Winthrop, Esq, of Now London, and is cultivated as farm. A son oi Mr. Winthrop now resides on the island whose home offered shelter and hospitabls accommodation to the survivors of the At lantic. The Winthrops have owned Fish er's Island from the first settlement of thu country. ........