Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-06

the world over:
"After the schooner had been knocked
down, and the vessels attending her had ia
ken of-as they supposed-all who where
alive, the captain and sailor by the name
of Abraham Heath, were consulting how
they should manage for the night which was
! then upon them, when Heath saws, he
thought he heard a FAINT knocking. He
said 10 the captain. " There is some one
alive on board the vessel, and here goes to
ave her, or 60 with her?' The boat put
back and put him again on board the o.
! His only lnstrumen! was an axe. lie de-
scended through the hole previously cut,
about sixteen inches square, into the berths.
These he was compelled TO clear. The
cabin was full Of water, except when she
rolled, when small, triangular space Of
about sixteen inches along the uper edge
would be cleared for d moment, and give
| him time to take breath.
| In this situation, he cut through the par
ton at the head OF the berth, but found no
one. He then found his way through to
the foot Of the berlhs, cut through another
partition, and still found no one. Finding
himself cramped for want Of room in the
second tier OF berths, and abOrng TO extri-
cate himself, he lost hold Of his axe, and it
Immediately sank TO the bottom OF the YES
sell lie Owed Tor 1t once, found l., and I'M
ImedlateIy commenced working at the par
tition al the foot OF the berth, which separ-
ated II from the coon DISH room, small
place iouF Ieet ana a AhIi one wy by three
ieet and haLI the other, and tour and a half
high. Into this room Mrs. Ford had gone,
10 aid the cook in keeping lis dishes upon
the shelves. before he was called TO assist
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