Ojeda and Vespucci anchor on the brazilwood coast in Haniguayabá’s kingdom

Returning, then, to continue the first voyage of Ojeda, with whom Américo went, by the straight way, and not by the twisted or interpolated and confused road, as Américo writes it, we say that from the province of Cuquibacoa, which is now named Venezuela, and from the Cape of la Vela, he came to make this island of la Española, and went to anchor on the 5th of the month of September, as is said above in chapter 164, at the Brazil, which is the province of Yaquimo, and I even believe further down, near the place now called la Çabana, land and kingdom of a king and lord who was called Haniguayabá; the Spaniards who were in that province of Yaquimo learned of it at once, from Indians, or because they saw the ships coming by sea, and learned that it was Ojeda, and they send word at once to the Admiral, who was here in Sancto Domingo, the peace with Francisco Roldán and his company having just been made; …