The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-11-21


tsssst ~ winch u wss shipQs..i fton
Lisesp . u vss ra.i away neaf eaulds
tsafpa-h. aaH nus must hnd som,
fsthet rsntpNaHrr
VI less ibau an hour II was settle,
that the Betsy jenkins should b,
PIT throughn 10 Havana. and all m,
Il paelimiratieS wete satisfactorily mr.
tagged tc that effect. Capt. Spinu.,
got has SOUS on board the schaner. hoy,
ap the anchor. an started for the place
where the cargo lay. taking the owner
Mr Motion. along with him All hand.
sci Ia woik with a will, and in two day.
every thing Was safe and siug I'm IN.
hshei pian's hold. all leady Tor a start.
Mr.. Morton did not accompany his
gonds. a he had business Ia attend Ia
IN New York. and 81 Capi. Spinnet and
his s"ns received all the necessary in.
struciions, and then set sail for their drs-
iIi,ailon.
The schooner had a fair wind. and
she Went walking along in a hight
m"uy nood. al the rate of six and Sc
ven knots. nothing Of Importance &C.
earring until one morning iusi after
sam had cleared AWAY the breakfast
things. Sam was the Youngest and
had To do these so,t of ihinys) Well.
lu>t a. Sam had 2 the last TN pan
C. saniy washed and stowe.i away in The
i.c.er. he happened 10 cast his eyes
uni al the cabin window. AMI as the
scanouer's stem rose upon the top uf a
heavy sea. the finiicI of "A white sail
caught has attention oil upon the star
h,.ard qua.ter. and Fastening on deck
h- ma .e knamn hi> discovery. In les
iisaa hal an h, u. the II fsan.ei wasn.aie
'ui 10 hr pma>t >chouher cnuniiy
ilrri 'uwn upon them. The Down
Ea>iri was lea I'm. : $. W. aud haa
Tie Nind frsm the no.il,'rd and wa.r'ui.
whi.e the stranger was coming dawn.
wi.y-and-wiha. Iieti before H. Now.
tl.rFr vas nH.Ihg very astauishlu.
ass4ni >rri .asilan.e .r4nnEer III those.
attn -. lut >iiii Zap. S,n net cuu!d
- help ieelng that uus sea existing en-
rufu~'si rr.> there might H.. sa.nr.
Al s0ai. iiai the sa,i ~ question been
"a retrics. aitral ar a>te4n. ~ ha sh,.
''srz. lscca aa.lng M tn the c,ls>i. na.
ias " uld haze Teen Nh. u.lt .f IL
hli 1. d Wa Tue nii ii.hrrman Il r..Gia
o y - tta' he was the sole uljcci
oi the T. ~ c..ui>r.
.ih. s8ii the oil man. Turning
Ia hI. .lir>I sal. uho ha.i iap he a.
: that chap a.tei o. an TO mi>tsk-."
: >f'se'a Ne luI bat, an se.," se-
mafke S,.;h
irY u.
Tie h,ie mans heal was hrou.hi
three p,spJs HeaEsT in taie vIai. AMI ~
a Iew moments Afterwards the >,Fan-
.e,'s main L,spm was s~ung over. she.
,,.a, Va ,lng hsr caGt~r in pr,nsrii,n.
ihaI settles H. >aii CaPi. Sy:anri.
y IS. n.y hoys that irile, p,rau'r
\ p ale p i.i-rtogaic the four
sons. while s'i.,.t b.a ici aopea: ell
u mn th-i ca.rk>.
Yes r.fu ne the oil mar. I've
I - ia these va,rFs before. an know
.tiaeihih ahuut thh.e chaps. Ii that
t.rn ~ hune-i Z ait th-y wonldn'i
a Jagged a. in Snch 4 ia>hit n. for It's
~. same. one saw lasi night. Now.
~ be-: beer an Any particular Course
n. wouldn't n been there. for. ynu see
he can >aii twice as fast as We can am
h. onght fa been ont Of sight long
af,re this.
-Tlei what are we To do. dai :"
a ske S.fh. a he brought the schooner
onc. mo uppn her frn-. ,urse
We mua wait an see what he's a
goin' To do. tirst- c ,olly = rep!ie ! the old
man. NJ the same time taisily tle long
. a 10 his eve.
There. Just look a, her" continued
the captain. As he handed the glass to
Andrew.
-Fnll of men. by thnnderr' ex-
rlaimei the latter. as his eye canght
the heals of some twenty or thirty i'll
Io0king chaps who were crowded around
The pursuers bows.
Whatrve, may have been the doubts
that existed in the min Is of our YAM
KEGS. they were all pnt to rest in short
lime BY the very agreeable whizzing Of
an eighteen pound shot, just under their
stern.
That means for Us to heave to- re-
marked the old man.
Then guess we'd better do it,
hadn't we p said Seth.
-O caurse"
Accordingly the Betsy Jenkins was
brought up inio the wind. and her rnaIn-
|,oan hauled aveI to windward.
Now. boys" said the old man. as
soon A. the scheoner came 10 a stand,
/. all We can do j. Ia bc as caoI as pnssi-
Bile. and i,ni Ia f,atune. There Is no
~ay Ia escaI~ that can see nuw. but
perhaps II we are civil they will take
.urh ~in.f A. they want. aud then let u
r. Al Any rate there Is no u-e IN cry
Gag alssai Il ts IL cant be helped
Nov. grt ,.uf ps~l ~ All see thai they
ire sns-ls ias ir 4 AMI have y ,ur knives
lr2 IL. bat b. ~arr ani hii- th~m =,
hzl th@ psssse. shsll see ~, shav II re-
,ssiaaee L. isw 10 IA. II all The
,Fa. wh1rh ~. srAepnvr al . e WITH
- ~Ne~gasssa IL eR~ - twa eit mas-
81. ~~s~ s.zru 81 sl us the eetsans -
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~ #as~ iiA~ smsieF a th~ srhssss~s
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