{"newspaper_name": "Delaware journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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vented by the superstitous preludces OF his seamen
from examining the vessel as miaute'y as he w'sne"
TO have DONE He therefore carried away the log
book already mentioned and returned to his own
ship, and immediately steered to the southwaro'
deeply impressed with the awia example wnich ne
hadiust witnessed fthe danger OF navigating 'he
polar seas, IN bi.,h northern latudes on returning
to England, he made various inquiries respecting yes
sells that had disappeared IN nm unknown way hu oy
comn,1inu The results OF these will. the information
which was afforded by the written documents In his
possession he ascer,ained the name and history OF
the imprisoned ship and of her unfortunate MASTER
and found that she had been frozen up seventeen
wears previous to the time of his discovering her
upon the ice.