{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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Day before yesterday, <Ineslay) whilst
some boys we're playing in q boat at the whaii,
one ofthem, a son Of Mr.. Peter O'Daniel ac
cidentally fell into the dock and was drown
ed. Assistance was Immediately called, aud


after he had remained under water about
three or four Minutes, he was fshed up with
boat-hook; but all attempts to resuscitate
him failed, and he was presented 70 his heart
broken parents lfcless corpse. This mel
ancholy event should be a warning to all Loys
who are fond Of playing about theswharves


There are many who seek every leisure NO
ment to amuse themselves BY getting into
small boats and pushing about the docks


and thus we sec, at moment when least eN'
pected, death is the price OF their pleasure