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The New Hampshire State Penen,iary is source of
profit the of the receipts for labor &c the hand
some of 5000 dollars has been paid into the state
treasury within few weeks.


New YoRK, Oct. 8.
Cape Myssurado.- The U. S. ship Cyane which
arrived here yesterday from the Mediterranean, has
brought accounts from Cape Messurado to the 22d
August. At this time it was in prosperous and
healthy condition, and trade with the natives on
friendly footing. The officers and crew OF the
Cyane have enjoyed an uninterrupted state OF good
health during the voyage.


whale, about seventyve feet long, recently got ashore
Sandy Hook opposite the and secured by Mr.
Peter Schenck of that place, after firing number OF mus
ket balls, which killed her 1t supposed from
sixty seventy barrels of oil would be taken from her


Montreal, (Canada,) Sept. 10.
This day the prisoners convicted during the
term we're brought to receive sentence. NINE
persons were ordered for execution and from the
increase Of crime in this Province, there is little
hopes ,ha, they will escape this most awful punish
ment of law.


Trio Hundred Dollars Re.uardis offered by Governor
Shulze for the apprehension and conviction Of John aben
stein, the murderer of Abraham NIerkle, and fugitive
from justice.


FROM LAGUAYRA.


Caracas papers to the first ult have been received,
in one of which is the following notice OF the death
of Capt. Cochrane:


Died, in Valencia, on the 18th Of August Cap
tain JOHN DUNDAS COCHRANE, of the Br.
tish Royal Navy. Captain Cocbrane was well
known for his various tours through Europe, and
more especially for the publication of his journey
through European and part of Asiatic Russia.


1t is ascertained from Major Barney, Superinten
dent of Light Houses that the Thomas Point Light
in the Chesapeake is completed, and only awaits the
supply of oil to go into operation, which it is calcua
ted will be from the 18th to the Goth instant. The
light will be discernibe sixty miles.


.Mildness of the Season-It is stated in the Bos
ton papers, as proof of The midness of the sea
son, that several chesnut trees had biossoned for
the second time in that city. Five apple trees
were in blossom on the 24th inst. at Lynn, Mass
and what was still more singular, they were all at
the same time loaded with the first crop of Fruit
almost ripe.