Norfolk, .fag. 3.--Arrivee brig Cora, arnold
Is days from Kingston, Jamaica. .s '-. ~.
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.4nother Sea Serpent


Capt Arnold, ofthe Cora, informs tha. on the
3lst ut. off the Capes Of Virginia, the mate CALL
ed out from aloft that there was a rock ahead !;
Capt. A. answered that it was impossible how


ever, upon looking, he saw about one mile ahead
an object having very much the appearance Of a
point projecting about feet beyond the surface
Of the water, being of a dark brown color Itr
NAMED perfectly still for about minutes, and
then moved with great rapidity towards the
shore, to the great astonishipent ofthose who saw
it. II think (said capt. A. to his mate) your
ROCK must have steam engine in ii see how
swiftly it moves.' Ia few minutes after it dar-
ted under the water and they saw no more of
it. Capt A. judges its length. (for he had
view of the whole oft while the creature was
moving en- the surface Of the water to be equal
to that Of his vessel, say 100 feet On mention
ing the occurrence to the pilot who came on
board soon after, he observed, that il was no
doubt a Sea Serpent, as one was reported to have
been seen not long since near the same place by
Northern sloop. ts'sss'e -