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The Sea Mrowing up lis Deni:ens.-The Philn-
Delphi U. S. Gazrt,e, Of the 2Sth ult. says -.
A friend who has returned from tho sen shore of
New Jersey, informs us thai the Whole shore. for
thirty or forty niles, is covered with dead fish.
cast up by the sea. They arc of all kinds. from
the smallest perch to the largest sturgeon, some
rock fish weighing forty On fifty pounds, and rich
bass Many of the fish nre, Washed up before they
are dead. SO great is the number, that n gentle
man computed that on E'dnng's beach uiono
there must be ten thousand bushels.