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up, he said he was urged 10 the sct by seeing
Satan coming towards him with torch In
each hand, and attempting TO thrust large
bill of various debts into his hand; he then
talked 4 great deal about losing his fortune
and Il farm in Hertfortlshrc, and begged Il
knife OF somebody TO stab himself. Two Young
men conducted him to the Middlesex HoSpi-
tai
Saturday. a young lady, who lived with her
sister in the neisnborhooi ct Grosyenor-
square, was observed by Mr.. Wilmot, CT High
street, Nary-le-bone, walking backwards and
forwards near the side OF tie Basin in HNue-
pail, she looked round to see IT she was un-
observed, and then threw herself backwards
into the water; person VINO was nearer the
Basin than Mr. ". ran 10 the side, jumped in
after her, and brought her out-sle was puire
insensibe. A surgeon belonging to st. Georges
Hospital attended tie yonnS lady wien
She was able 10 speak, She said, THAI she had
had some unpleasant words with her Sl>ter,
aud had resolved to destroy herself: she cN-
pressed herself, however. exceedingly thank
tai in being saved from destruction.
Last week. Il well dressed man went 10
!lSery stable IN Gray sinn lane, and or
dcred a horse to be sent haruessed to
some stables, where ,:e lad chaisc Of
hts own, as he wished 10 60 into the coun-
Try 10 visit u triend. lie agreed what he
was 10 pay, and WAS TO rei6rn The horse
the ncNt day-iIe wrEt 10 another person
who let chais on hire, got chaise by
similar representations, and Grove oft with
them f; lac could not be heard OF for seve-
raj days: al last it WAS found that the
gentleman had left ti,e horse aHd ciaise
at a livery stable on The day he hired
them, borrowed ii considerable sum of
money OF the livery stable keeper upon
them, and decamped.
Before Ike watch was set en- Saturday
night, Mr.. Robert Clinton, gentleman
residing in Bloomsbury, going up Drury-
lane, was surprised at the end of Drinlow
street, by tramplf!Ig Old a fei!ow living III
the mud. Conce;ving he had fallen down
through fatigue or want. Mr.. {. stopped
to assist him up; whilst SO doing, ano,h-
er fellow came up, pretending also 10 as
sist, and attempted to snaici, MIR. C's
watch. but small dog belonging 10 Mr..
c. seized the fellow By the arm, and soon
caused him to relinquisii his hold. The
man who laid in the kennel then walked
away with the fellow, but Mr.. c. after
wards found his wastcoat pocket had
been rified OF about nine shiiings i'll silver.
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MISSI0N TO H1YTL.


The Congress frissate, Captain Morris, ar.
rived at Pe,t Prince the ed July, aud land
cd Mr. YLER, an Agent of the United States,
10 make inquiries respecting the execution of
an American seaman there, charged with muT-
der. The facts respecting this unhappy af
ta'r, we learn, are these Two of Petion's
black soldiers beisg on board an American
vessel, aud being suspected of purloining, the
sailor was ordered to tHrn them out OF the yes
sel-ln doing this, he struck one of them on
The head with stave, as he was passing over
Tue side OF the vessel, which occasioned his fall
INTO boat along side, and his immediate death
Inc transaction created great fermentation a.
mong the soldiers at port-au- Prince and tie
sailor was apprehended, tried by Court
Martial, convicted, and shot The same day
Several Masters OF American vessels waited
on fETloN, to eXpoStuate with him OH these
summary measures. and Ia request that the
sailor, as a citizen of the United States. might
be tried before a Civil Court. President. Pc
1ioN, 1t has been stalled TO us, lamented the
occurrence, but refused 10 comply with the
request; as the laws of the Republic, lie al
legged, authorized the resort to Court-Mar-
tials IN all cases when the public tranquility
would be hazarded by the delays Of a civil
process. 1t these have been found TO he the
facts, Mr.. TYLER probably has acquiesced in
thiS administration OF the laws OF an indepen-
dent State.
The Congress left Port au Prince the 9th Ju-
ior Cape Henry, TO make certain demauGS
OF ENG CHRIsTOPHE. If we recollecl right
tue SUBJECT IN controversy between US and this
Dfack Prince, relates to events of long stand
ing. We have been told, that soue American
merchants, in speculation Of gun-powder,
deposited large quantity of il ia Gaze Frau
G0fs; Which was seized, used or cODfiscated, by
DEssALiHEs, the predecessor Of CHRIsToPHR:
nat IN consequence of this seizure, when
CHRrsToPHE transmitted coffee, &c. 10 Balti-
more, TO raise fund of 49, 900 dollars, to build
irl&ate Tor his service, it was there seized, as
an Offset for the sequestrated gun-powder =
and that, when the black King was made ac-
qualnted WIN this last transaction, he con-
tended, that he was not answerabe for the
conduct of Dessalnes, and ordered the con6s-
CATION OF American property TO the exact d.
,no"nt of the seizure in Baltimore, (t4O 900 dol
iars) and then directed, that the intercourse
between the two nations should continue as
heretofore. This, as far as our recollection
serves, is the subject in controversy. The
owners OF the American property have made
frequent representations to government on the
subject; and it is probable Mr.. TYLER is au-
thorIzed to bring the controversy to d close.
: Inc Congress reciprocated saIutes with the
torts; and President Potion expressed To Cap
tam Morris his pleasure in seeing, for the first
time, an American trigate in his ports.
boston Cent.
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FROMCHfyJ

Ry the ship Gen. Scott, captain Jenkins, in
III days from the coast of Chill, we learn that
the Patriot forces under Martins, comprising
abont 1000 men, took possession of Naparal.
so. abont the l7th OF February. They had pre-
viously taken ST Jaso. Martins had returned
to Baenos Ayres, for tile purpose OF raising
more troops, probably for an petition against
Peru. Mere. .ddr.
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HIfI WFI5 IT sUILIDt.
TesteYiae. a1oul . o'clock, respectable
looking middle seed siaH, dressed 10 black
coat blacl; six waittcOat, kerseymere breech-
s AID tor boots, threw himself over the rails
INTO toe area Of no. IS Portruan.slreei, by
which be was severely Injured. When taken
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| with the King, end obtain terms for them.
selves, by oatsripping each other in tho
race o; submission. Accordingly Tor the
last SIX months, the Spaniar,ls have had
more reason from these causes, to expec CT
4 successful issue 10 their attempts OF
Iuelllug the rebellion in every province
this side OF the lsihmas of Darien, than
otherwise tie combined power OF Ferdi-
nand VII. and his allies could haze given
them.
The following is short summary of
some OF the occurrences III that quarter.
On the l3t., ot November last. The Ins,r-
gent ciiCs Terrain, with 900 men, was al
tackled ~ iiie Town OF Te.iuacun, a, . p.
NJ. by 200 roya.ists. Terrain was forced
10 retire, with his men, Ia two churches
IN The town, where AFTER Sorle resistauCe,
heaggeed 10 capitalize wiih ms forces,
and Surrender 4 neighboiiDg iort To the
royalists.
About Tie same time Gen, Ryan. Who
succccGcd Moracs IN the command of
The insurgents, gave Himself up, with a
bout 400 followers, and obtained The
Kings pardon. Al The last accounts lie
inhabited the capital.
About the 10Th al December, Gen. o.
sono. another rebel leader, obtained the
kings pardon, by submitting with or
700 men.
Con. Victoria was the only insurgcn,
chief " no had mol surrendered. On ,Ee
9Th of June he occupied al ancient fort
called paimia, about 30 miles southwest
of Vera Cruz, which lie defended with
$50 men against 1000. OF The roy alists
who hid been then bcsicging it some
weeks.
Herrera, who ,yGs IN this city some
time since, "a an agent ior the indepcn-
dents, has ei,!lc: delivered himself up or
been taken
1t was reported 1t Vera Cruz in June,
that M0ntecalla, man OF great wealth
aud influenced IN this vicinity, had raised
the standard Ct revolt, III company with
digniiary ufthe church named Pierre, at
place called AuneQuat, some distance
TO the northwest az Mexico.
1t is thought that the whole Spanish
regular force III Mexico, comprising the
late reintorcements, does not exceed lea
thousand men. Many ofihe towns ana
provinces, however, in their ea.erness 70
wipe off all suspicion OF diSio~dity, were,
using every exertion 10 eXtermnaie the
reb Is.
VIM. d. Robertson, colonel IN The
Mexican service, was prisoner at Vera
Cruz, and ii vas expected he would be
sent TO Old Spain.
The Spaniards at Vera Cruz, either
were or pretended TO he ignorant ofthe o.
perations OF Nina. On tie 9th of jane
trlsatc sailed from the mouth of The
river Santandcr. tor which destination
another frigale and brig sailed some
time before. These vessels will endeavor
TO cut off all communication with Sofa la
Marina by sea, while an army goes a
gainst it by land. Lon. Ga=.
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NEw.ORLEANs. Inlv II.

Extract Of a letter from IA cficer 81 The
Fs''ed'and tately from Vera Cruz Gatea
Baiize. .Jaiy 10.
\ certain Mr. WIN. D. Robertson is
closely confined IN castle at the Vera
Cruz. He was taken 1.-THE head of re-
glment OF patriots, at or near halapa.-
The Vice-Roy has gi, en- positive orders
10 have him kept in close confinement.
tbs situation is deplorable. Heiias been
imprisoned upwards ofnine months, sub
s'Sil"g OH wretched pitiance OF bad VIC
tuais. During that period heiias had on
~ two changes of linen. In this trying
captivity he does not suffer his fortiiude
to flag. Every hour lie expects TO he
thrown into the hold ofsomc vessel, load
ed with chains and sent TO Old Spain. He
has numerous friends i'll Vera Cruz, and
throughout tho province of Mexico, who
are much concerned about his tate-but
their influence can avail nothing. lie is
believed 10 be so dangerous character,
OF such great talents and vast influence
over the patriots, that the least indui-
gence Will not be granted him, les. lie
shonld make his escape. He has address
sed long memorial TO tile secretary OF
state, 'mploring the iDterpositiou OF orr
government, being Citizen of The Uni
Ted States. Some of tie Citizens Of
New-Orleans will receive letters from
him."
A gentleman from St. Mary's informs
lis, that on Friday night last, about ten
O'Clock, they were alarmed hy ihe report
of cannon and small arms, which was
kept up with great spirit and bravery ill
20 minutes before ! in the morning-it
was supposed by the good people at ST.
Marys, that smart engagement had IA
ken place, between the Spanish and Pa.
irioiS at Amelia Island, and from the sad
den cease of the firing, that the placewas
taken by storm. On lie morning. how
ever, il was discovered that The garrison
was alarmed by lighters passing with
live oak, which she was cndeavorlnr 10
carry To The shipping below. The garri-
son fired away valantly and these
= hearts Of ooE received il with the most
heroic Calmness. We did not learn that
any lives were lost on either side hut it
was concluded that much powder Of not
blood was split.
We learn by the gentleman mentioned
above, that the affairs of tile Patriots are
not IN the most flourishing condition.
Their force Is estimated al about 60 or
~ and Is subject to daily deserlion-
While they recruit slowly. The inIIabi-
iants are much opposed to them, from
tlielr la"less proceedings while ii was
daily expected that they would be aiiack-
ed by the rcyalists from the Main. Sev-
eral companies ofC0 or 40 men bad offer
ed their services for thatpmpose, besides
a considerable force that was at the dis
posal OF the commandment Of ST. Angus
tine. .Sm0,uah Gaz 9TH inst.
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KINGsrON UA,gN IuIv no

Extract g letter. from gentleman IN Chr
coca, dated SIN instant, to his coyrespon-
dent an rms city.
" Already we have information directly
contrary to what N1orlio has stated in
his dispatch, VIZ. that Marino has been
defeated.
The above news had been detailed so
mnuteiy here, that ii canuot be doubted
1T has been published in the Gazette of
THIS place, and generally circulated.
p" II Is confirmed by another source TO
day, ttat the Spanlards have been de
teaicd as above stated BY letter which
have received from St. Thomas's, da-
ted the Isl insiantin which | am advised
OF tae sailing of schooner the day be-
fore from sad place for Guyria, loaded
with ammunition, aud that tie following
day ibt;e would sail another, in virtue OF
letters from Guyria AS this is certain,
il Is equally SO that the patriots have tii-
umpbed. IL is likewise added, that the
army which we had in CumanacOa, un-
der the command of Urdaneta, did not
enter INTO the action" Royat GdS.
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Extract IF letter from gentleman If ue.
racity in Curacao, dated Sth instant, Il
lbs friend in Philadelphia.

racitg in Curacao, dated sth instant, to
lbs friend IN Philadelphia.
" by the CIlilaniau, who every one as
serts has departed from Margaretfa for
your port, from that source YOU must
have been informed cireumstaniiaIlv of
the installation of the Government in
CarIacO.
" a confidential friend, WHO arrived
here from st. TbOmas's the 5th of this
month, mentions that the day before his
salliug the schooner of Manegro had ar
rived there with the family OF Col Val
Geo, (Caraquantan) and others, WHO STA
ted 10 him the following :--I'lai they
sailed from Margariita ID company with
tlIe squadron of Brion, composed OF nine
large vessels and fifteen smaller ones,
for Guayans, which is afirmed from e.
very quarter 10 be taken by the republi-
cans, that on board Of the same were tire
members of the government which had
been established in Caridco and all ilie
Caraquanian families WHO were in that
place, great quantity Of ammunition,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22

The following gentlemen
are authorised to receive sub
scriptions and money for the
DELAWARE GAZETTE
Nocer--.Nr. John ,Naalore.
Smwrna---.Hr. Be,yamin Coonbe.
George Tozon, Del.--.Nr. James An
derson.
CGal1cell's Bridge-.'ir. Darid I'll
son. jan.
.Milford--.lfr. Peter Robinson.
Lczccs I'o7ca--sir. Ggoqge BOacfrs
Mere Cdstle--James Houih, J!'. Es,.
Lourei--Mr. Ephraim Collins.
.Elkton. lid obias fsudnIpi, Est
Other arp 'intmcnts will speedily
be made.
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Conditions of this Paper.

THE DELAWARE GAZETTE IS Pun
GlsHED TWICE WEEK, At FIVE DOLLARS
A YEAR, PAYABLE SIX MoNrHsrN ADVANCE
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE tNsIRTE I
rHRRR TIMES, AT ONE DOLLAR SQUARE
AND TWENTY FIVE CENTS FOR EVERY sue.
cEEDINo rNsERrIoN. PAYMENT TO BE
AENrs ARE LEFT AT THE OFFICE FOR PUB
LEGATION.
ALL ARREARAGES ARE ram.
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10 Subscribers.

II is with reluctance that / an
compelled 10 state. that the inattrn
ton Of subscribers, in mol maxim
Payment. has much embarrassed, An,
il continued, will shortly put an cnt
tu lsss establishment. Much tx
pence has been iHcarrc,. by the Sd,
tor, and he has relied solely on tn.
honor AMI character Of his subscribers
to make suli, Iiaymt uts as would ena
bic him 10 proceed, al least with nor,
pleasure aaa profit Than lac has dom
The business, at best, is prrplrxin
aud when it is aided, t'.a, payment,
are seldom made, our subscribers vii
find no difficulty in jtei'ny our situ;.
tion--in which money is CONSTANT,
required, and as constantly not our.
to give. Wig Brethren, ought ihes1
things so 10 DC?
Ii is reasonable TO request and eA
pect, that all persons. vino have til.
least wish for the continuance OF I'll
paper, or inclination to pay their ar
rearages, Should do j, without della,
1t is nothing more than .jusi--ani
it certainly is very 3,eceSsary---thai
all dues should be paid--nol nen
gear--but IMNEDIATELY.
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From tie Eng 'ti,er.
Newspaper Postage.
Nov 6, 1917.
November l5~ 81
Auctioneer.


The Weekly Register proposes to
abolish it: The National sntalligenccr
seconds the motion. They contend,
il is, as il were, "a tea upon tight and
that the repre- 4entatiycs of free
people ought moi To- make tiieir.rOn-
stituents pay Cor the means Of orniin,,
an opinion Of their ondurt--that the
press ought 10 he free, uucal,arasscd
y any regulation Of Tie government.
All this is very true /; but will tie
abolition Of the postage on newspapers
better effect the Office; ? i'll the post
master take The same pains TO deliver
The papers. wb'n the postage is re
moved DO Il the papers now get
safer and surer ;t,to the sulsrr;her's
hands vhen The post master receives
50 much for cdch ,apcr 10 deliver i, !
This is the Question. s'av them so
mml gross in licu Of this postage.
and yoii pay them Isy fie jon snl rot
h, the piece will not then the w'ols
job be cxccntc,i worse. 'iiiis idea
was thrown aM b, Mr. JOHN RlmioIph
some years ago and il made an i'm
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Military Bounty Land.
General Land Office. |
Sent. %. 1917.


NOTICE.-The lands in the Illinois
Territory, appropriated for bounties fer
military services, having been surveyed,
and the surveys received at this office,
the distribution of the said lands, by lot,
agreeabiy TO law, will commence at this
Office on the first Monday in October
next.
The surveys Of military bounty lands
in Missouri Territory are expected in a
few months, when similar distribution
will take place, Of which timely notice
will be given in the newspapers. Those
Who wish to locate their warrants in Mis-
sonri Territory, may send them after the
publication of that notice.
Every soldier ofthe late army who has
received from the Department of War, q
land warrant, or modification thatit is
deposited in this odicr. may obtain pa.
tent by sending to this office the warrant
or notification, first writing on it," To bt
located in the Illinois Territory, and th,
patent to be sent to the Post Office
nj
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Notice is hereby given.

That the subscriber intends making
application to til. Legislature at their
next session, for a special act 10 author
Use the sale, (for the benefit of the heirs,
OF or 6 lots, with the buildings thereon
in George Town. Sussex County, late
the property of Liston A. Houston, de
ceased.
Shepard prettyman.
Gtfts 29---5t
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Store to Rent,

On reasonable. terms, in Kennel
Township, Chester County, Pennsylva
MIA ; II is in a very public place, and in
a good neighborhood. Possession may
be had Immediately, by applying TO the
subscriber.
William Chambers.
Nov. l2-4t
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Signed,

The parents of soldiers who have mott
fed, or shall hereafter notfy the Genera
Land Oaice not to deliver them TO theil
agents heretofore appointed, viii be re
tanned, sublec to their further order.
Members of Congress who have depn.
sited I'm this ohce) soldiers warrants OF
notifications, may ob'ain patents for then
by sending herecelpts which we're givel
by he oltce, and instructions relative tt
locaiing the warrants.
Printers who publish the laws OF the
United States will give tie above so man,
insertions as will amount to ten dollars
send copy OF the papers TO this Office
aud bill, receipted ; the money will be
sent by mail.
Josigh .}eigs,
ron-';s7innar Oft a. r~!;.an1 oEiec
Oct. l.
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NeW Store.

JUST opened by the subscriber, at No. Sc
Market street, Wilmington, next door to Enn
TONS tavern, fresh assortment of DRY
GOODS, VIZ -
Best superjne e common cloths.
do. do. cdsimerfS,
India, cambria e domestic msslins,
do. dc. CHECKS,
domestic plaids md stripes,
~ e Ga giagilams, dinHijes,
"alicoes. ccsiings, stockings,
8ombaSe'ts. jiannets, &c. &c.
The whole of which, having been laid in al tn,
present reduced prices, will be sold wholesale o
retail, very low for cash
David ratum.
9th mo. Iith, 1872 IT.
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ROBBERY.
s 100 asE w ARID.

On the night ofthe 9th inst. the Union
Lite Store House, in the town OF New
Castle, .was broken open and the Follow.
ing articles stolen, viz:
box, containing Is pieces blue mixed
silk Camlets,
do. containing Bacon's new patent fire
machines,
! Bag Of Coffee,
/ Leather Fender, stuffed with cork.
The above reward will be given for
the apprehension Of the thief or thieves
and the recovery OF the property stolen /;
or fifty dollars for the apprehension o!
he thief or thieves, and fifty dollars for
the recovery OF the property. or liberal
reward win be given for any information
that may lead to discovery OF the aboss
theft, by the subscribers.
J. e L. Janvier.
New Castle, Nov, is---tf
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a COMrt IF AppeaL

TO be held on "wednesday the
26lh of November, inst. at the Courl
House, in the Town Of New Castle.
for the County Of New Castle. agreea
bile 10 an act Of the Legislature Of
the State Of De,aware. for the better
regulating the Tax throughout Tie
State.
Nov. f--8t
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w - htCs
A two story Brick House, and one
story Brick Store adjoining. situate in
the town Of New Castle, fronting oil De-
.awsre street, on lot as feet front BY 60
feet back. The lot or which The buses
stand, also comprise yard, on which
are several out houses) garden and
grass lot. Also. two acre grass lot, 81.
tuate IN Orange street. The house and
store ara situated in the most public parl
of the town, being nearly opposite The
Court Huuse and Market House. For
terms, apply to the subscriber at New
Castle.
". Il. Janrier.
Nov. 5-tf
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Notice is hereby Given,

That Slogdon Small has duly execut
ed to the subscribers an assignment of
all his goods and effects, FOR the benefit
of his creditors therein namtd; 10 whom
his said creditors are requested 10 apply
Jonas Small,
Jacob Il. Vandeyer.
Wilmington, 3 lst Oct. 1917.
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A quantity OF FLAX and TOW
YARN. at the house of Edward HeMes,
lis, Shipley street, (belongine to the re.
male Association for the relief Of the
Poor.) II will be sold low for cash.
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Wanted

A smart active boy, about ~ or If
years Of age, to che printing business.
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For safe.
9th mo. llth, 1917 1T.

Nov. SIT
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Bank of Delaware,

Nov. 5-iawSw
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Wilmington, 3lst Oct. 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
DREADFUL GALE.

We experienced lat night (Iays our
Plymouth accounts) one u the mof aw
ia ltorms, in the memory Of our oldeft
inhabitants The damag. don is incals
culable; many very diffsiling cafes have
come to cur knowledge. The Princefs
Mary P sc, Which landed her nail here
saa tiaFEaay. IS total wreck, under
carl This melancholy event took
place ab u, quarter paf four this morn
ing 81 aliui 20 re.a5e the matter, Mr.,
Gidley, ais wife and on, together with
fcveral diners :, tn crew, have periihed !;
the forme, locked in each others arms,
and thus died together.