The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
COLONIZATION.

cOLoN1ZATIoN.
ANNUAL REPORT OF The LIBERIA MISSION OF THE
MoNRovIA, LIBERIA, MARCH. 1899.
70 he Rev NATHAN BANGS Secretary Of Missionary Society
forward to Managers Missionary
Absence for several field Of labor during last
s not prepared
condition from observations but from received
work have visited arrival it affords great satisfaction be
enabled that notwithstanding things have occurred during the
prosperity has attended bos missionaries the word Of the
ans s ssa he @
Among other Of deyout the God missions
Africa mission Condoes King Boswais country
having entirely failed great through the neency Of the
and partly Of still unsettled hostes existing between that
and their neighb turned attention the Pessah and
a. field labor he providence God he lived to return from Anne
5 ss
Sd January the fixed the Of 1885, The supein
annual business adjourned when he should from the United
States As then after our arrival could reasme
reconsider the proceedings the January The result
naamng the
future prosperity the missions the Of Louis Sheridan thoroughly
q the Edna 70 he was
the stationed Monova But reassembing
the conference the 18th February certain charges which had been
him his arrival in Monrovia fill his appointment and
examined BY the the whole proceedings and
the spread before them result full the
decision Of the committee and Louis Sheridan was consequently dropped
beg leave forward the following Of each station throughout
MosEouAonly small Of numbers has taken place This
added wen e. The
of other settlements Of others DEATH and few
sabbat-schoo faithfully attended
could have wished but the have been thriving
Nearly forty i sr1 have sread dn BEEN NJ Obtained for A Inar
fully expecting issue our first number the first
when sheets undergoing corrections and hours
with I
defer a til The S hoping that Divine Providence will
sudden Of fever would brother from
who has been Working the printing m
time and had solicited situation Office offering him
hope his interesting lad has obtained
after trial Of month he will be bound appn
new Gaoaa a men d this town are reopv who
american small decrease occurred the society," owing o
amending when admonhed had to be from The school,
negec, their golden privileges and their At quarterly
e recently held s o THAT s
faithful The result has happy The school has been
we have sustained loss numbers. Death
has down than thirty Of the people this township during the last
fallen; almost every instances the brightest given,
die will! them gain The divided this the schools
EDNA BAssA CoEhe Methodist societies these places have
and oushd the midst nnumerabe difficulties The murde
of Governor Finley Mississippi colony Snoe by Fshme
having been the involving sa Cove and Edna dreadful
hc with the natives around welfare
our Zion there But they goundess Though hoohed and
death surrounded them,
and e the with brother Herring hea
have maintained their integrity increased numbers hmby
have These places The
school Edna prospecting and the both stations
well attended, and very promising .#l.
JACKS Town. RvERWe Withdrawn the teacher from
this place proved barren spot after long, patient trial. Should the
people feel the loss make another applications and better
TRY them again.. 18TH NH. .'.t .,t ...
from too, entered into the which
remaneth for the people of God and heaven rejoicing few
have been converted and their lots The most pleasing
department Of this labor school white Plains Sister
Wilkins great indeed have from
her fhn zeal Some little native have made rapid
progress short from William McKendree few days writ
good hand and Spelled gave Of pleasure only to
felt and appreciated those engaged missions the heaten