FOR THE wATcHMAN.
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1t is now some years since, (probably in the year
1929 that conversing with respectable nhabitan,
OF the town oil Newcastle, he told me that ct time
when the Delaware River (oppo,ite that Tu~n) vas
covered with heavy masses OF floating Ice. he OBJ


served one mass on lis way with the food tide. and
he concluded to watch its effect when il should come


in contact with their Piers and Wharves. He was
then standing in particular spot that he mentioned
10 me, land whtre, indeed. believe We both stood
al the time Of our conveIsnlion) within about 100
yards Of lhe.l0sey Pier opposite the town The