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Blackfish

November 9, 1849
Vineyard Gazette

A Black-fish of the whale species, was found run ashore in the Menemsha Creek at Chilmark, on Sunday last, at a depth of about three feet of water. He was nineteen feet long and is expected to yield...

Another Storm

October 12, 1849
Vineyard Gazette

We hardly need remind our readers of the gale which occurred on Saturday night last; it was palpable enough to fix itself in memory for some tine to come. It is only necessary for us to say that it...

Our Wharves

September 28, 1849
Vineyard Gazette

Last season Osborn’s wharf, at the foot of Main street, which had for some time been much out of repair, was rebuilt in a very substantial manner. This summer the wharf belonging to Messrs....

Distinguished Guests

August 9, 1849
Vineyard Gazette

The Hon. Daniel Webster and lady, accompanied by Miss Downs, daughter of Commodore Downs, arrived in this town on Monday afternoon, and took rooms at the Edgartown Hotel. He went blue-fishing on...

An Account of Articles Taken by British Forces

October 20, 1848
Vineyard Gazette

An account, in value, of sundry articles taken from the following named persons, by the British Forces in Edgartown, between the tenth and fifteenth day of September, 1778 - said articles consisting...

Removal

August 10, 1848
Vineyard Gazette

The Gazette Office has been removed to the Room over the store occupied by J. F. & W. Sayer.    

Dedication at West Tisbury

January 15, 1847
Vineyard Gazette

- Mr. Editor:   As the faithful chronicler of important events affecting the welfare  of our Island, you will give space, I know, to a brief notice of an occurrence which took place on...

Heavy Blow

October 15, 1846
Vineyard Gazette

On Tuesday night it blew a violent gale from the southeast, for about ten hours. The U. States schr. Gallatin in attempt­ing to get to the wharf, was driven on shore; her tender, the Gazelle, was...

The Fourth of July

July 9, 1846
Vineyard Gazette

The Fourth of July, the anniversary of the Nation’s independence, passed off in this town, without any public demonstration of joy, and the stillness of the Sabbath reigned throughout the day;...

Edgar Marchant Establishes the Vineyard Gazette

May 14, 1846
Vineyard Gazette

We present to our readers this morning, the first number of “The Vineyard Gazette,” and are happy to state that our subscription list is well filled, our advertising patronage respectable...

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