A dark woodcut illustration of a mermaid in Boston Harbor under a full moon, with buildings on a pier in the background. Text reads "BOSTON HARBOR".

Like this, but with this information: The boston gazette *Volume 1, Issue 10* *March 15, 1810* Title: The Mermaid of Boston Harbor New: Last night, a group of sailors claimed to have spotted a mermaid swimming in the waters of Boston Harbor. According to eyewitnesses, the mermaid was seen near the Long Wharf, singing a haunting melody that seemed to lure in the curious. The sailors, who wish to remain anonymous, described the mermaid as having long, flowing hair and a shimmering tail that caught the moonlight. They claim to have seen her swim alongside their ship, seemingly unafraid of the humans on board. The mermaid's song was said to be mesmerizing, with some of the sailors reporting feelings of calm and tranquility. Others, however, were more skeptical, attributing the sighting to a cleverly disguised seal or otter. Despite the doubts, the legend of the mermaid has already begun to spread throughout the city, captivating the imagination of Bostonians everywhere. As news of the sighting spreads, many are left wondering: will the mermaid return to Boston Harbor? Illustration: A woodcut image of a mermaid swimming in the waters of Boston Harbor, with the Long Wharf visible in the background *Advertisements* *Boston's Finest Tea: Indulge in the finest selection of teas from around the world at our esteemed tea shop. From the rolling hills of China to the spice routes of India, our teas are carefully curated to satisfy even the most discerning palate. Illustration: A See more