1827 VIRGINIA PRESBYTERIAN MAGAZINE. Liberated Slaves, Cherokee & Trail of Tears, The Millennium, &c. ZZAutographsandArtifacts paternal note of care was

paternal note of care was accompanied by some funds and a native gentleman to help with his travels if he so required it

praying - the results of which will be seen thro eternal ages

But it makes no difference who it may be

who were at the reading to prepare the faith of wives and children who would soon become widows and orphans

Published by the Author and Sold Under His Own Auspices

1827 VIRGINIA PRESBYTERIAN MAGAZINE. Liberated Slaves, Cherokee & Trail of Tears, The Millennium, &c. ZZAutographsandArtifacts paternal note of care wasExcellent content in this important early Presbyterian periodical, with significant content related to Slavery and Black Persons in America, Religious Work among Native Americans, Presbyterian Theology and the "South," Eschatology, etc. Contents include: The Immutability of God; A Funeral Oration Occasioned by the Death of the Late Ex Presidents, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson [who both died on July 4, 1826]; The Pious African; Review of The