Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-02
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lei D" t'e HISTORY Of in,s-.oas or OF ANN r Jsar.
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VOC me- tJGhilc-- nwlfS that ~ ss aIon. n, ,h,s
t's'sa stai'un. We aro tpneiy. sui the Lord sa,,ri,.
30 sal mases the oiisotnss ofthe m5rnins and ,ve,.
iny II fcloier. We lind ourselves ttily eu.,.,sea
"rhthe good people, and IL we get a leisure mom.u,
We 'u'h "nr n'iei'iIn ioour library. We have been
a"d ore sal favored with many token, thar ~, ,ab,,
Is hoi m vain. There - apparently n co,s,,p, ,,,,.
rig OF ne people 10 the Lord. We are visited vccL.
oy hui.dFeds--oin frOm "a distance of twenty or
'b,riy mile" n SCOT. over 4 most tircsome w,v
We have Jus; returned from our general uns s,,n. a,
ti'n ia. our passage was made in a cano, 10 Ia.
A1'u' a distIne. 81 q nIly>; a pcrilsus undcr;ok,ro
tr The sea WAS high. and fcarlully itsea,rniny "a ON,
! liIlr h'ra. fsOn this place we obtainsJ , DaS.ar.
n he Eng'' ycissl 10 IIonolOlu-wo had a ,.lsa.an,
meIling wuh our cisnds.
Shipwreek eud Ions ofLiGe--Abcn, The time G., a.,
leaving home. s,rouNiul providence occurred IN,
lrehFrn IL Honsiula. fearing that we shanlt no, Yen
"fe upon a canoe. cng5gcd a vessel which Was 20 q,
10 lliwai for Mr. Lyoas and 10 call on its return an,
iaNe cs. T"e vessel made {. passage to Hawai-. nLc
N"eh near ~ place ~ destination vac eapsizel. an,
ipst. All on board. Consisting OF thirty souls ver
drowned except mu-. These seemed 10 be mir,culou.
y pres rrcd To tell lac sad tale oGthe fate Of their com
palio4E.
Whom the accident occurred they wcro near IN,
SHIRE, hri he wind aud current wore agnins, them
- '' ~ httAitiA 10 reach HAWAI-, Inc
con ;regited thems Ives UPON the rolling pillows. an.
there together IN thor distress offered up their snppli
cniiors 10 HIM VIII alone could preserve them ion
the i.relinius deep.
lhey attempted 10 swim 10 Klhoo,ura, some hint,
mics "a the opposite side OF the channel. One man an,
hs "iic took a covered bucket and tied t. Il.e!r dor!
i'' and IN ihis WAY swan until the bucket came u
pieces The female swan tor some time. bu, o
inrn NJ she SOW her husband becoming too weak .
support Nimre!t. She stopped and rubbed ni'n uni.
DO could rOrerd. They wcr' IA until klh"olur
was iul in sEhi; hc thea became too feeble TO pr
coed NI.sOLi assn lur.. AID supported himself b. hold
u- g. ih' lrEg h.ir OF las wiiy's head.
Ia thIs N.y she uuwcd tUi tr s,me lime. has ham
s',f. lss 20 .he huu gul she tiled M VAIN - rouse hu
she i"i4 HIN he Uiusi Pray-he commenced Jui oni
3iIcrc" a i," WORKS. She puI his arms around hc
nsrS, EslG ian wI,h ono hand and made for the shorj
When w.tlin sJrul h3ll a nle OF the shore, sh
"u-d be vas dead, aud She was compelled to let c
hex hold 10 supp = herself They had been in III
~.tar ooIut ths,y hours.
N"sn she laudcd~hr was Three days l., fore rhc 81,
= hrLlaa Being. a,I was Without fs,d. AT last son.
u E-ru'p iouud her. amd conveyed her Ia The yillnc
where she IS nov iu good heath. The captain 9th
''sc! "1s a t~'re.gn,r. and coulI swim bu. little: a
3 we s-yea herself 10y lac assistance OF au uar. III
P y hes aisAFpea.ol EJ:a UBo - ame ustii uil yer.shc
bat iAe sol!.