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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20
(2lus per Jleu> >gprter @taats> >3eitun9.)

Qm 9ienttas, pen lOten Septemter, Wlorsena
TIM ltDr, lit pas 9amrffobttf 0reat 2Setteri1
,pieperur,, ,lnp ,,par ,u,n l9ten Wlale, III Sleu.
Oprt eineetrptfen. Gs pur6fe9elte pcn Ocean III
l25 xaa unp bate lO9 pabaSiere. Gs brin8i
3citunSen tis gum 24tten NuSnt.
Aut per letten .0inrcife mad GnSlano, tptl6e
Der Great QDettern 1.tp bic Srtttttb Queen 5
a(eieber 3cit mabtet, 1T eriferer ant Dfpr9en
ocs l4ten IN 8rtttrl, unr lettcre am Ofpr9en pes
l5ten 1T pprtsmrutb cin9etrpfen; ber unters
f6teb tstraSt ju 0nntten pes Greet 2Ssttern SS
9tunpett.
Sie tesieris ertparttten Naetri@ten iter Zen
enolitdben @elpmartt tieten meri9 Sleles. Qlles
1T mod, 70 1ieu,liob auf Dem altcn SnB, ct8leidb
Nanebes ~ Der .Sptfnun9 terebtisen ,abtbte, pab
allmablia Grlei6terunSen eintreten tperpet, Die
freili6 nibt 70 t6nell ais 9eml1ntdbt miro, aut
ptn o3e(tmartt Der 95er. Staatett einrpirfen
'biirftc,,. 9ie Grnpte fol- in Gnslanb beBer perz
ben ais man tefnrebtete. Sas 1in9nnttl9e 2Sets
ter bate G6 sedneert.
Sm 1oaufe Der &prps ma6tc am 24ttet Nus
quit Sprp pal,nerttpn bic ttartttcn Serl16run9en,
pab cas ppn Den Olatbten Setrptfene uehereins
ton,u,en a,,r 9eiesuns per crientalttden Sra8e
a,1f iepen Sal bic tpibti9e Qeirtuns Daben tperpe,
Oct, Trieptn Gurppas 3u erDaltet. &c, >crptbaft
bemertte, paB ant 2stten Sult bic 0etanrten Der
S Olabte in Gpntanttnrpel rer .pfprte cine &C.
meinfdattlid)e C(pte Neerretept DatteH, pprlh an
sesete,t ep, paB ltdb bic oNa4te ilber bic jetis
sen Anselesenbeiten stpilaen oer 1arfep anp
Gaprtett perttdnpt9ten, ,'nb naB nle ptprte er<
fi,dbt fep, jepe ltnterbanpluns NIT Mebsmeb iii
1T ,,nterlaser, unb nidbts pDne OfttptBen nnp
3uttimmuns Der alahte 5u tbnn. Siefe 9lc>
te fol- rpn Der pfrrte init pielem Dante aufsez
np,nnen ipprpet1 lepn.
GpntantinpreL Snlp 80. Der 9ipan
Fat mad 8 auBerprpentli4en Sitnn9er ale Spr>
rerunaen Olebemep alis 9enebni9t. Ntif Gfz
tenpi lit pterer nab 2Mtranbria atSesansen, nnl
bic Slotts absubclsn. Gr ttterhrin9t bems 9tce>
t6nise pen Sli(aani Sfti9ar 0rpen, ettten Srief
pes 8rpspe,iers uno einen Sirntan, tpprin ibm
bic erbftdbe Spureranitat tlter Geprtcn 5useffanz
pet ,ptrp. 9ie pforte bat Den SaFapon pafeba,
tpel6sr bic ttlrtite Slette an Ulebe'net Nlt aus
lieferte, ntbt atse|set, ein Ss'psis, pes lls ibn
,,i6t betfrafen mill.
St. y etsrsburs, Dug. 4. 9ttfern bielt
per Safer 3u peterbotf einen Olinitftrratb.-
Nle Ulinitter ,lao sebeimen hatbe tpare1 att
tpe(enp unp ppn IL ltbr bis 5ur Oeittasstafel bes
4aifers per1amnelt Olan erjablt iteb 1T ben
biplcnatiftben Sirteln per .9aupttaet, eab bic
ssesteruns tefdloBen bate, bic Dfolbeu unb
9Baaaaat nit xr,tpYsn ~ tsfssen, jsbeds atd9ts
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20
9te YrdGoentenrpabl III 1910.

8ei Der 0Nabl lit 1886 bate Soerr 8an
Sureu 43 Stinmen n,ebr als ale bret
|9c9en i'm bamals auf9e(tellten SppoG>
ttons : @anotoaten gut sufammen9enomnen.
Seit oieler 3eit haben fcl9enoe Staaten,
bic eamals 9e9en ihn fftntmten, tbre 3u>
iftinmuna at feiuer 9tbminiltratipn erfldrt
uno nerben aud, wabrfheinltd) feline frit
bere Wajoritdt nrd per9roeern: Ship,
Sennebee, Snbiana, Suc>@aroltna, Getpz
SerleD uno MarDlano. Dte(e Staaten gez
ben ;ul lammen 80 Sttnmen ab filet man
lte letner Stimm5abl in 1886 bet, Die 167
betrug, 70 eroiebt oies 256- NIT Uusnab>
me BON 38 Gtimmen bic eanse geIeblibe
3abl, .ppau Die ein;eluen Staaten bel Der
prdfoentenmabl beredti9t ftno. 3iebt
man tterpcn iebph bic Stimmen ab, nell
DIE friiber fur ibn paren, fh aber fettcem
in Srtepablen 9e9en feline pclitiihen
Sreunoe erfldrten unb nod nid,t su tbren
fruberen UniIhten suri1f9efebrt Gnb (tpas
big surprdfbentennahl BET mebreren {id>
erltd, geideben pirb) 70 bleibt feline Mebrs
belt nur lO2 Sttmmen Cim @ansen 1881,
ba IetpsUcrf, @onuectieut, 9ibo6escsslanb
uno WieiBtppt SO Sttmmen su peraeben
haben,. uno oiele Staaten es {Inb, bic felt
1886 Sppcittionsmebrbeiten lit ibre @es
1eseebun9en ernannten. @er aber u,Ddte
alauben, oaB Stem gcrf ben prdTbenten
leiner Wabl-fetner Mabl in aan, be1ons
oerem uno empbatiihen Stnne--oerner=
fen sperbe 2 @inen Wann, beBen aanaes
eebeu baiu 9eniDmet war, bic 9rc6eu
N1x,,uNfSte Ner NpnNfrafip NcS on otcS
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

Oerr Gowentrttt, Der GrFnber eincs
9lpporatus, ocrn1ittellt ncItcn man trot>
fen, beD 8err1htunecn oerihtecener 9Irt,
oos ticflte II. ftromlhneute Waeer ourd'z
fctreiten farm, sct9te TT Der 9tdhr oe6 @aez
tie @orteus III stsu g)crf Dor oielen s|rz
9enSeu9en, ou9elebeuen per(rne1 Ger
Staet, Die au'pencbarfett ieiner @rfinz
buue. @r 9icng III oas Wo6er, fono uno
manoerte III bemlelben, 100 es am tlefiten
1T, oufreht uno iant ME neiter anter
ols bis on Den uuterleib. 9llle Sewe9un>
gen, bic CT oerrihtete, 9eld)ahcn auf bic
Ieidtete unb un9eswun9eni1e 9lrt. @r
Durh Idritt baS WaBer un9efdtr 2 Stunz
ren lang, uuc fam otsoann tpohltebaIten
uuo unerlh6pft mirber at bem ufer All.
Sbeleid) Elm sismlth lfarfer Sturm, uno
nitt bic bette gDltterung ibn tn feinem
llutsrnebmeu tdtten binoern icller ; ic
lbien Or. e6mentritt cenncd gang uns
gar niht oaourd aIfsebalten gu toereen'
(lSotrrer Gazette
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20
"A CAUTION.

II the subscriber, do hereby forewarn and
3 caution all persons, not to purchase or
take an assignment Of two certain mo, notes OF OF
latin, residing in Massillon, Stark county,
each calling for $40; the one being dated, a.
near as can recollect, about the latter end
of April or beginning Of May last, payable
SIS thereof on the 1st day of October next, and
the remainder in six months to 1st thereafter.
and the second note dated about one month
later, and $40 thereof due on the 1st OF Febr.
next. and the remainder in three months
thereafter. having been fraudulently taken
in by said Iohn Gallatin, and not having re.
ceived the value thereof, am Determined nos
to pay or redeem said notes, unless compelled
by law. ->>,,>, ,.orur,
Plain Tsn, Sent. 90. 1889. 4tsq.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20
5 Sbater Selebnuns.
1(n Menlbenfreunoe.

csn Bet s1adbt rom @cnntas gum Ueentas, BEN
IS sten Sie{ss, entfernte feb mein Seer, Mt.
@ SSsss in s'ns e, Srameee ,a,s as se1rs ss
rsterlibsa ] .eaufe, pbne bas feine Gitert fstteen
st,ras pe t6m batsn erfabret t6nnes. Ser Gnt.
fsrnts as IT 20 SABRE aft, 5 Sas ans et'ps set
H. @rsbs, febt trantti@ aus, at'o ''abm e't.ei.
,;smli6 ercsen Sanpel &leioer, ber ettpa 25 bts
60 a,fllb rpiesen mag, init isd,. Gr bate at eit
tneiees QDa,nrns pom beimSemsabten, tpcllenens
ssuse, tlaue Wette, puntelsraae easinetttcfsn,
Sdube unb einen Strcbbut. Den Sinsel trast
er ae,p6bnli9 unter einetn Arm. QBer ben Ser'
irrtst, ,uratbrinst, pber Nusfanft erttetlt, 70
cas mat, i'm mieSer beimboler fam, ,ciro sas
purdb biefe tnenidenfre.nslibs !oanpl..ns &c"
Dant Ses Saters anp cbise Selebaas sr,nsftsn' s;.
ossins 2scbnuns If tn sudsFssTsstt ssstsss 'y. INK
Srisfe tsiiese mat, mad ssetelessm, stareea''s
~ ~ e0'esb''s"' v" Saseb Dasss.
StYt. 70.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

Shatta merz g ten. -- 9lue
einer cffciellen Nn5ei9e bes Secretdrs ber
Shobfammer erbellet, bag Der 9anSe Be
Iauf bon Sd)abfammers 9tcten, tpelde I'M,
ter ben often bonn 12teu October 1887,
81 fen MaD 1888, uno 2teu Mir5 1899,
ous9e9ebeu rpurcen. am 2ten September
1889, Die Summe BON 1867, ,OS6 Sbas
Ier uno % @ent6 betrug, bon oenen l5,s
O47,149 Gbaler uuo sc @euts ein9eIDlet
,purben, 70 oaB nod 4,5l9,937 2boler
uno S6 Gents auslteten. CSan. Gag.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20
QSQrnun0.

Csd, ber ltnterf6rietens tpatne btertntt al ttto
~ tererma,t, spep setpiBe Nctett, pc's 'rsst ass
Sobn 8aQatin, trobnbaft it OaaBtlot, Statr
0auntp, attseettelt, 3u taufen Cber t't ubermep'
pcn SO. Sie cine 1T, 70 tabe i'd MID erinnern
tann, pom Cube leeten Nprtls pber AnfansWays
batrt, unp S. papon ltnb am ltten nabtten pt"
tcter, tlnp pas abrise in Otona aten fpater tabl.
tar. Sic sweite slote 1T unsefabr stnet Otonsf
frater batrt, ,tnp $40 bapon tnr am ltfet1 tsae'
item Sebruar unD per Ssettin Dtonatsn earnaee
sablbar. ga idb ppn beta9tem Spbn 0alatsm
betraserifber QBetfe einsenons,aten tpcrotts, sno
pen qBertb Der befasten Slcten nidbt er9alte' ba'
Re, 70 bin i9 entfdloBen, ptefelben ni9t tn st.
sablen pper etn3ul6te,t, bio idb mid b~rds oaS
Spbn etobltr.
N(atn xfp. @tart 60. 9ept. 20.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

Die Gruppen tpelde oer9an9ene $50
d,e abeefanbt puroen, nm Die 9inbeitS>
ruuaen am Canal in 9IllegtenD @auntY,
Neo., su bdmpfen, baben entfheieenoe
'Wa6reseln eesen alle biejent9en ereriffen>
relhe ibrer 9lutboritdt lBioerifanb let
fteten. @e9en 20 Der Ndpelsfiibrer muir
ben aur Ssaft 9ebraht, 8 coer 10 ilnb err
IhcBen uno mebrese Ilno oertrunoet tpore
ben, sporunter elmer, Der fh,perIld) 9enes
Ieu tpirc. 8erIhieoene Suoen truroen
Don ben Gruppen nteber9ebrannt uno
ancere nieoer9eriBen, eeren @t9entbilmer
bent 9eforberten @inlaB ilh ptoerlesten,
9lle Seuergepebre, tpeld)e {lh i'm 8e(e
ber 9lrbeiter befauben, puroen Mcgee
npmmen unb auf Der Steae perniehtet.
Dieie tren9e 8erfabrun9sDetle rpar ntd)t
fdlimmer, tpie man fa9t, als tie 9tpthz
tpenbisfett lle erfcroerte. (Oemcf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

9tahrihten BON Bera @ru} bis gum 8.
slu9uft ipreden bon elmer neuen Sniurees
tipn, tpelde ,pabrihetnltb ausbrehen uno
bon .pe!ter Santa Anua bic Seele ftn
utrb, ctgIeih lte uttter benz 9tamen 9ln>
oerer aeleitet tperoen blrfte. Sollte btefe
Sermutbun9 flh oerwirflihen> 70 tpiiroe
eaburh bae 8prriideu zines Seeres 9egen
2eras ihlehtercia9s perihcben .peroen
mii6en. Glib.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

Grauriee usberNd1t. QSihrenb oes Ies;
ten Mcnots slu9uit eret9neten ilh inptl'
IaoeIpbia oreiSebn Teuersbritnite, 'etne
S,iurtttuns, flnfiebA Ctetitdtte, 81 lli's
oiudsfdae, BON oeueu bier auf @iienbabs
neu Itattfanben, fehs Sclblfmcrce> eile
Wlprotbat, orei 8erwuuoun9en I'M 9ancs
aemense, 1leben eeidenbel ldaunnsen ourd)
ben Gorener fanf perlonen ertranfen,
bier {arben eines ploslid,en Gooes nnc
atpet Ueorbperluhe purcen 9emadt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20
october = UUahI.

Demotrotifber Wobljettel
far
Starf @auntD,
8rbiltet ttp Der am 7ten @epttmter III Gantpt,
8eDaltrnen remrtrattf6tn Convention. -QpabI
am SienitaS tcn stcn na6tten 0etcter.
Tepra entanttn:
y M s G1B S cb,
SOB q III b.
S6eritf:
Dantel d nsperQer.
@6atmeiiter:
CT llltam 53unbar.
GrmmiBipners
4Deter s IN M el,
. o b II 38 E =.
9auntp SanpmeBtr:
SCI cb ae | s u mp.
@taats> Nnipalb:
& M E | y b M.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

3ebu 3boler 9tOten auf etne "!Dfedbaz
nif6 8anf'' in pittsbura aus9eitellt, Gno
I'M llmlauf. gs ertlttrt feline lplhe 8ant.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

Tallbe ;ebn 2baler 9oten auf bic
Banf bon "0ir9inien" lno aus9eseben.
sic Gno Elm stborud bon Der Original
Dlatte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

Cutttumge II iiber spdbreno Der les>
~ten QDcde ein9elaufenes Subferipttcns8elp.
ottis $ifcr, 8ueprns, CRAWFORD eauntp biz 5ur
9ten Summer bts l2ten Sabrgan9s.
Spr. pftrltb, Sanbppille, bis GUT 3ltten Na'a@
raer bes l2ten SaDr9an9s.
9ap. &auf uf,nann, 28cptter, biz SO. 49, S@erS III
.6enrp &paer, Do. ~ a.
mm. 0eiter, S4anesrtae, ~ ~.
Gam. @rater, Wiount Cation, l6, 10.
cxob,, 4aufmann, 9simtftillen, ~, 10.
Hsm. Daeil, Centre 9ertin, 49,, H..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

Q. %. 0rpB unp 1beptalp ltmtttatter purbtt,
int letten xermtn Der Supreme Court, in pprs
taae Sauntp, Obip, ais Qnma(oe suselaBen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

Scr 8etra9 per 1T CLEVELAND erbobenen 36le
auf Dem ODic Canal mar i'm Olpnat NuSutf SIS, :
ss3. $estes Sabr betru9en tie in pertelben 3ett
SIS, ,4ss, baben alfo u,n 1896 su9encmnlett.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

GowAHD's CourrIsa HoUsK Lrssors.-We
business writing In q short and thorough course Of
"a lessons, SD provides HE scholars with good
situations Of $500 TO 1880 We recommend him ~
the best teacher Of those branches, and worthy Of
the fullest confidence and patronage. HE CONNER.
cial College 10 a - Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

who were confined IN Jail oi Scott county for muir.
der, were a short time since taken by force from
prison by some Of the citizens of that county and
hung, They once made their escape from that Jail,
but ere rstaken and have received summary punish
mont Finding ths, a criminal conviction could not
be brought about the people took the law into their
own hands. One of them, we believe Cook had
committed NO less than a dozen murders, besides
numerous robberies. He was the greatest rascal in
the South.
Tsras and Merico The late news Of the capture
Of Matsmoras has been confirmed.
Mn burned-The Towering mill Of Dsnfcrth 4
Co In Shumla. Chau,auque County, was destroyed
by FIRE on the 18th ult. Lose ~ O0O-no Insurance.
Negro Church Destroyed The African msthc-
dist Church in Camden, Me. was burnt down ." sne
OH inst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

Nav MUsrc.-Atwil has just published some
new pieces Of beautiful music, as follows.
I. III sreak of ther-- n love thee too.
2 riitford grand waltz
=. spcss, oh my heart.
The Rose, the sweetiy blooming rose.
We recommend these pieces to the attention Of all
fair musicians.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

FAIR AT ALMAcx's The aides OF the Trsnsfgu-
ration Church in Chambers street, are holding
brilliant fair at Amacks in Broadway for the behe
fit Of the poor 1t is quite equal 10 that he at the
Lyceum year ago. There are about dozen ta-
bles in the hall, each loaded down with rich and
beautiful articles, many Of which to be ratified for
They are attended by lovely women angels sent
from heaven TO see that the poor Of this city are pro-
perly clothed and fed this winter. These angels,
who bend their beautiful necks and look at YOU
through their arched eyebrows, will turn the wheel
OF fortune and that you not cheated while
rafiing rs rascaly man will when he catches OPP
portunity.
IL is impossible for us 10 umcrate to-day the an
ucles now exhibiting and on sale nj Almack's. The
tables are handsomely arranged around the room,
and you enter, that on your right il ATTENDED BY
Mrs. ON. and Miss O'B., the next by Mrs. X, the
third by Mrs. B. the next by Miss II. and the post
office by Miss Pave won't give the whole name.
Then m order comes that attended by Mrs. G., the
neat by Mrs g., and the seventh. we believe, by
Miss D., al Of whom have a smile and word 70
say, and with some beautiful painting or m ottoman
to be rafiled for. We come 10 . table attic nded
by Miss Ii. and Miss p. This 10 beautiful, said
we, looking at small painting Of the finding Of the
infant Jesus in the manger the cruci6xion, and ths
sacrament. " Is il for salep oh no. il 10 to be
rattle ford next Saturday evening; will you take
chanceT' "Certainly; - and we passed on to the
next table kept by Miss nj. c. and the next attend
ed by the fair marchand Miss T.. Then PURCHASING
a few articles came away. We advise every
GO; and Ia those that take the advice, say
put money in thy purse" for there IL resisting
the temptation OF buying oflovely women.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

New Consul TO HAvASA.-Mr. Clapp Was report.
ed in Charleston the Goth ult the Of depar-
ture for Havans, TO take the place Of Mr.. Trist.
Election of Mayor in Boston. Jonathan Chapman,
Wing, was elected Mayor Of Boston on Monday last,
by majority Of 1890 votes.
I'm. s Foster, Lieut. Col. Of the 4ih Regiment
u $. Infantry, died At Baton Rouge, La, on the
18th ult.
Census If CincinnaG-The populat on Of Gin
cinnati is AZ 500, including 900 negroes. The az
gregate population ofthe city and environs 10 43,V
Mwdsrs--Thomas Rhodes. Of Carroll CO., Miss,
was assassnatcd in Carrolltou, ON the 9TH ult, By
w. G. Clarke. A. Sewell, for tho murder OF n. ID.
W. Scruggs, was tried at Monroe, Arkansss, and
sentenced TO be imprisoned, and pay fine Of $1,000,
Tn, Fspsr Soufh.-The town of Nstchitoches was
severely scourged by the yellow fever last season.
The disease broke out early IN October with great
malignity, and scarcely family IN the town escaped
without come Of the members being Frustrated
by the sickness.
Red Rivsr.---There was rise Of four or five feet
In the river about he Goth ult
More Slace Capfurss.. Salem, from Havre,
nj New Orleans, 2Sth ult, reports having spoken
H. b. ms. brig Of war snake. of Cape Antonio,
and that the brig had captured three siavers.
More Fires The Touring mills Of MIR. Rodgers,
near Springfield. Ohio, were blrnt recently. Loss
5000. And also the tavern house of Mr. Clymer,
at Vienna. Ohio. Loss 5000
Cold W'eafher-The ther mometsr in Toledo, Ohio,
four degrees below How low has IL been in
Franconia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

Tar PAcKET SHIP VILE LyoS SAFE
Last evening the schooner Jane, Captain Psarman,
arrived from Bermuda with the joyful inte lligcnce
that the Vile de Lyon, Captain Stoddard, had put
iuto that port safe, with two hundred passengers
alive and we'll, but the ship somewhat damaged. All
the particulars in the following letter from Capt
Stoddard. He ought 10 have thrown tina Bermuda
pilot overheard for running him ashore
Extract Of letter from Captain soddad dated Bermuda
Nov. as.
n gale Of October 3Is latitude 40 nrude as carried
away and nxn topss ard asd the fore and main top
liant mast. we're away without sails attached We
were swept clean AMER blowmg sir hours il moderated
leaving the ship percwreek Ga the ner morn gthe ist
&c another orsa and carried away the FORE
yard squa On the 18th November spek, the ship vcto
ria Capt Lenox, supplied them with provisions On the
AS. Nov wind m from the west decided 70 bear up for Ber
muds and arrived there the 22d On entering TIE pilot
ran the ship ashore causing the ship to leak badly which will
obge discharge the or heave the ship out which
will probably dc,an months. The passengers will pro
badly leave in the Alexander Grant, and will be with
youb
The Jane brought letters 10 Messrs G. Bolton,
Fox T. Livingston, the agents for the Vile de Lyon,
to the lady Of Captain Stoddard. and TO Mr.. David
Hoffman, portion Of whose family is among the
passengers all Of which were delivered early in the
evening by Commodore Martin He also informed
Me.rs. Cutting. Gordos and others who have
friends on board, of the safety u the ship. They
we're surprised and overjoyed. AZ aine o'clock the
Wall street editors had not heard The news; which,
however. was NOT TO ~ expected.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-11
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good faith OF the Abencerrage, and crav.
| ing for him the royal countenance.
Il The king was moved by the story, and
was pleased with an opportunity of show
ing attention to the wishes of gallant
and chivalrous enemy; for though he had
often suffered from the prowess Of Don
Rodrigo de Narvaez, he admired the
heroic character he had gained through
out the Land. Calling the Alcayde Of
Coyn into his presence, he gave him the
letter to read. The Alcayde turned pale,
and trembled with rage, on the perusal.
Restrain thine anger said the king !;
: there is nothing that the Alcayde of Al
lora could ask, that would not grant, if
in my power. Go thou to Allora par.
don thy children; take them to thy home.
| receive this Abencerrage into my favor,
and it will be my delight to heap benefits
upon you ALL 81
The kindling ire Of the Alcayde was
suddenly appeased. He fastened to Al
lora; and folded his children to his bosom,
who would have fallen at his feet. The
gallant Rodrigo de Narvaez gave liberty
to his prisoner without ransom, de.
manding merely promise of his friend
ship. He accompanied the youthful
couple and their father to Coyn, where
their nuptials were celebrated with great
rejoicings. When the festivities were
over Don Rodrigo de Narvaez returned
to his fortress Of Allora.
After his departure, the Alcayde of
Coyn addressed his children: : TO your
hands, said he, Il confide the DISPOSE
ton of my wealth. One Of the first
things | charge you, is not to forget the
ransom you owe to the Alcay-de Of Al.
lora. His n,agnanimity you can never
repay, but you can prevent it from
wronging him of his just dues. Give
him, moreover, your entire friendship,
for he merits it fully, though of a differ
ent faith
The Abencerrage thanked him for This
generous proposition, which so truly ac-
corded with his own wishes. He took a
large sum Of gold, and enclosed it in a
| rich Golfer; and, on his own part, sent
six beautiful horses, superbly caparison-
ed; with six shields and lances, mounted
and Embossed with gold The beauti-
| full Xarisa, at the same time, wrote let
ter to the Alcayde, filled with express.
sions of gratitude and friendship, and
sent him box of fragrant cypress wood
containing linen, of the finest quality, for
his person. The valiant Alcayde dis.
posed Of the present in a characteristic
manner. The horses and armor he shar-
ed among the cavaliers who had accom-
panied him on the night of the skirmish.
The box of cypress wood and its con-
tents he retained, for the sake of the
beautiful Xarisa; and sent her, by the
hands Of the messenger, the sum Of gold
paid as ransom, entreating her 10 re.
ceive it as wedding present. This
courtesy and magnanimity raised the
character of the Alcayde Rodrigo dc
Narvaez still higher in the estimation Of
the Moors, who extolled him as perfect
mirror of chivalric virtue; and from tha
time forward. there was continual ex
change of good Offices between them.