Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-05

The savages understood the appeal. and he was iot
moment safe. They gave him nh axe, and pointing
to smack which was lying ~ some distance on tho
shore bottom upwards. he was commanded 10 cut
hole into 1t. lle obeyed. and the Indians took \
quantity Of beef out OF II, which they made him carry
10 'hcn eneampmenf, which was some miles FROM
Inc spot Having arrived there. il appeared that The
savages had only postponed the death Of the poor
fellow for several of them levelled their rifles At him.
anu we're about 10 fire, when sqnaw rushed out Of
~ig~am, placed herself before him. aud intercedsd
so powerfully for his life that the Indians left him
nnhatmed. and entered their tents.
AZ soon as Johnson found himsel II unobscrvcd, he
started with all the speed which the love of life could
lnfnss IN his frame, and soon reached the brig lie
assembled her sides, and slowed himself among "A
number Of cedar blocks which on the deck
tic lay there Tor 81 hours trembling with appreten-
SION, and expected nomenarly the return oil the In
dams when. most happily, Two wreckers camo in
sight the crew Jumped M hoard the Oney, aud
were iehe,laiug themselves on the excellent prize
they had obtaned, when the Indians were once mora
seen approaching. johnson Immediately appeared
irom his hiding place and called TO them to sav6
themselves. They all jumped On shore from tho
bows OF The big, which lay about Zee, from tho
water Johnson followed, aud such was the icspd-
rate resolution produced by tho dread Of DEATH that
though lac knew nothing Of swimming, he boldly
struck out into the deep water reached the wreck
e,s' boats, was taken up, conveyed on board tho
American. from thence wa, carried To Key West,
afterwards to Havana in The United States schooner
WAVE, and was eventually conveyed 10 Now Or
leans The otbe, ,nd,y;J,,i Al, Ia, s,ve h,,,..,rh.
running wa, kewis, tax On nm Nv III, Ao,e,,,,n aud
IS now IN Mobile.
We have This sn,nIe but ,I,,,lln, ,,,r,,;,. ro,,
The lips of George Johusnn himself and have i,"I,
doubt OF It's entire accuracy We have gwen IL al
most IN the very language employed by hun. Az 10
eommon he ia indebted ia, h,. hs. -, IL. 80,
po,,,,on of a woman. Iy,,n O,I.on. NJ
From the Cotegiaa Il periodical jusf csiaLIislsd5v
the .Sindents ofU,e Uarcrsiiy Of Tiroiaia
PROSPECTS OF THE UNIVERSITY
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"t", ao" yt"'s ago ny we p,oessof'a'
than before. The Sou,hr,n and So,nhwesrern Stair.
continue TO paironize III, Insltui,on win I,nda-
BILE hberaI,ly which, added 10 The rcyi VIM snirif
which now anima,es the Old Don;1,ion will soon en-
able u.s. IL Is hopcd To ,auk with the first semuar,rs
of the KIND in Enpland
The long lis, of Young hut III sdppuisbcd Al,,,,,n;y
who acknowledge ,hls Institution M their Alma
Mater affords satisfactory evidence ~ Tho w,,lo,,
Of the plan upon which ii was established; whilst a,
me same 'n'e' 'io large snare oil pubic isor whch
"con"n"es 10 ENJOY 'es""es 10 ,he "n'y ana z"af
~"" w"enn IS. AZ p''se"' co"u"e'eo' me nun
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