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actual eheaden The deed was done by boy boy :.iEs :Es had had followed the seas. He had no acomplicc or assistant. 1t was en- tireiy acreation Of his own brain, and he hal had f1f,Tsr kreathed a word of Ii to human being. On the eve of the 2d of July, at I2 o,clck. he went l1 a small boat, with nothing but saw, two gimblets, and a small rue. On arriving at the vessel, he had the greatest difficulty in reaching the gangwa ladder, in which he finally suc- ceeded. IT sle aiis was falling falling :a .crrents, and wlen he stepped on deck no one was visible He heard the tread of the sentry below, but nothing daunted he proceeded 10 his work. He bored the two glnblets into the head, and fastened one end of the ropeto them, the other end he made fast to the vessel. He was two hours in saving off the body. The iron bols which ran through, gave him much difficulty, as he was obliged to saw al! round t. After ihis was done, the head was fairly lifted off the bar, and loweredinto the boat. There an- other difficulty occurred. The boat had been left under one of the scuppers, and the boy found it nearly full of Water. He was obliged to lake hold of the boat rope, and raise up the bow till some of the wa ter had run out when he got in, and safely reached the shore.

 lYe give The above account to our read- CTS, because we believe 1t to be true. Be- sides the boy, there Is, or rather was, but one person in Boston, to whom the fact was kriown.1