The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-31
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"a 20 ~ am acqnaiand Where the river dis
ChdrgcS lts water INTO the South Atlantic
Mr. Campbell has thus succeeded m cross
ihe Afiaca, by a route higher up dian had e.
ven oeeh attempted by any European, and re-
turned 10 the Cape, after Journey OF nine.
months. Another OF tie missionaries is 20 be
e"iplo!eo on northeriy expedition along the
west coast OF Africa, with view 10 Obtain in
IooIinatioh respecting the Dramara country &
."T regions oeyondit. This country is known
20 europeans only by name, x reaches north
ward from NaInacqual,snd as far as to TIN.
south tropic va
II Is 10 be hoped, that the eXertions of these
benevolent men will not be looked upon bv the
puohc with an eve OF Indifference, merely he
caise they add the blessings of Christianity
w rtle c1ier blessings Of settled res,uence,
I"'N4Nauoh ana the useful arts which they
nave ever introduced among their con, erts -
ihey have already carried their schools &c
'leir chapcls Beyond the limits Of the Colon,
aiio heif remotest missionary village is about
0CO mics to the northward OF the south ;nyIe.
VI. Atl1ca. nus, by carrying forward the
uhe o. their settlements into the interior e,e
'iese marcy adNcnturei'S IN the best OF ceuyes.
AtdNih.5 constant advances upon the 62rbaiIsn,
OF tlls vast continent They bid far to Law MGR
III Tie course OF time, the whole of that nm
known and neglected qualter IF the t,.otc To
rie curiosity of the pubic x n : to &c hop
~, '''''' tie pupA0 hccaty VIII Keep pace w!;n
The growing expences of their larae. End NM.
uphed undcrtakincs
The following imperial Ukase, or Procla-
NATION, was read at TIL: General N1ectny ,9f
Ille nrltsn and toreigh Bible Society IN Lon
9oi'' on Wednesday, May 4, 1914, by the
NeV; Nir. Pinkerton from Moscow, as evincn.g
t'i0 hVeiE interest which the emperor "A exam
der takes Iii the CAUSE of religion:
iRANoL A1iON
-HeloVcd slttJro.o {! q year mas elapsed since
we we were called u 10 return tl,Anks 10
wv loi uthVelIng our realms from the hands
~ -, o'uS1 ana powerful enemies. Scarcely is
tIie present year expired, and already our
victorious banD.ers are erected ON the i,artss
Vi ti'e Nhlne' Europe, W ich Was armed a.
e''Ii's( US rs now Voluntarily marching with
Us an me nations which lie between Russia
ana franc Z follow our example and having
u l, 11l'ir arms With ours, turn them against
ule oprf ossor OF nations.
% a'-ca' d Change upon earth could only
mat NSen etfected by the special power Of
,,I -, ne oesti!y Of nations and states rises
'tH "Aiis 10y the power OF his Almighty arm
" 20 Is powerful without him Who is strone.
60 an. ''oie, unless by his viii ? Let us turn to
nm With orr Whole heart and mind. Lei MS
iiOt Dc proud u our own deeds. Let US never
iuAaglne that we are move than weak uaort9l,.
". nag are we 30 long as the hand Of God IS
with as, we are III possession Of vision and
n:sAt Dot without HIM We are notinc. Lee
a. 'he praises of man therefore be s,lcnlrd
os!oFc ann Let each o. Us present the So
tlEce o. praise 10 him TO whom it IS due 0u,.
,i.4e glory and hol.or IS humility before han.
we are convinced that each OF cur ta-tlf,;
SUBJECTS always feels TINS, and especially a1ler
SO much divine goodness has beea poured o,r
upon US. Animated therefore by these sent-
r'e"'s of Immunity aud zeal, we ortiain on the
present occasion, that throughout orr who!e.
empire every Temple OF God be opened, tllat
Ill every Church solemn Thanksgiving be pre-
Sehteu' Oh bended knees, to tlle Maker and
4hsposer Of ..iE things, g that All present she'd
tears OF the "armest grat.tude to him, fol- the
uhsPeakabie mercy sheNn &c US. ,ey the power
vi ms Almighty arm, He hath drawn as out cE
great deePs, and placed US ON die pinnacle c;
glory What shall We render unto him but
tears OF gratitude and Joy
-. (oiSned) ALEXANDER.
Given at the Head Quarters,
Caflshoue, Dee. s, =. S. 1873.