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a TRULY DISTRESSING CAsE.-The brig Ohio
sailed from Point Petre (Gaudaoupc) on the
morning of the I'd of July, bound for st. Thomas.
On the evening of that day her second mate, Mr..
Atwood was taken i'll, and died on the sth: a
few hours following the second mates attack, her
commander Captain Berls, was taken; and on
the 9th, the chief mate, brother TO the captain,
was seized with like symptoms, and died on the
Sth. The captain fingered until the llth, when
he also died. In this situation, with but three
souls on board and one of them ILL., the eldest sea-
man took charge of the vessel, with the hope Of
reaching some part of the United States. No one
of the survivors had the least knowledge of nav.
CATION, and ,hcvesscl was bat sparngly provided
with water and provisions. Provdentaly they
fell in with one Of the Baltimore pilot boats, one
hundred miles from land, on the morning OF the
18th inst, in state Of hopelessncss, bordering on
despair, and in safety reached our port.


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