Roldán lands near Yaquimo and camps with 26 men close to Ojeda

… whereupon the Admiral ordered two or three caravels made ready, and sent Francisco Roldán with people to forbid Ojeda to cut brazilwood, suspecting that he would load his ships with it, and that he should do no other harm, since he knew that Ojeda was bolder than he would have wished, and no sooner said than done, as they say. Roldán arrived at the port of Yaquimo, or somewhere near it, further down, with his caravels or ships, and went ashore on the 29th of that month of September, and there learned from the Indians that Ojeda was close by; Roldán, with 26 men of his people, placed himself a league and a half from him, and sent five men at night as spies to see what people were with him; they found him alarmed and already on the road to see Francisco Roldán, because the Indians had warned him that three caravels had come and in them Francisco Roldán with many people; Roldán was so well known throughout all that land that they trembled before him, and they told Ojeda that Roldán sent to call him and that he should go to where he was, which was not so. …