MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTS
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wIscAssET, JUNE >.


On Monday afternoon, the goth ult as q
iail-ooat was going from IN 81 place TO Booth
osy, with three men, viz. Mr.. T. Psyason, Of
tnis town, Mr.. Hazdey, Of Warren, and
Mr Martin CeTn-ihe was upfet. and the Iait
mentioned perion was drowned. They all
c'ung to the boat for or hours, when they
were taken of, with much difficulty, by Mr..
H'-0t and two boys, in fmdl canoe, and car
tiea TO Five -lfands-Thefe perfons were 70
tatigued with performing this daring attempt
tine lea runRing very high at the tine) were
.eout to give up the hopes of faving their
drowning fellow-Creatures, whea fortunately
: Nir' Sally came 10 their aGiilance in another
.nai canoe They all perfeverod in getting
snen on ihcre; after which they made ap
~ n,e IN the woods, (thsre being no houTe on the
.nAno and lent the boys after fone blankets,


out before this could be done, cstEs was
y Lar gone a. to be paf recovery. They then
e1anea their attention to the other two, and
~"A Perievering exertions, 70 far recovered
"a 1ae'h tna' they came up to town the nexf day.
Icy were much bruifed and hurt, being O.
sss0 10 lSnd o. rocky lere, and the fes