...settled near Brotherton on the Mohawk river. The Mohawks are at the Grand river and the bay of Quinta, on the North sides of lake Erie and lake Ontario,...minds were such as will not be forgotten, if we are favoured to return home. The happy effects of steady perseverance in the cause of the Africans, is...

...settled near Brotherton on the Mohawk river. The Mohawks are at the Grand Eiver and the Bay of Quinta, on the north sides of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario,...minds were such as will not be forgotten, if we are favoured to return home. The happy effects of steady perseverance in the cause of the Africans, is...

...up the matter to our satisfaction at a future opportunity, and would retire for the present. " 20th. This evening Friends being quietly together, our minds...minds were such as will not be forgotten, if we are favoured to return home. " 29th. Sagareesa, or the Sword-carrier, visited us: he appears to be a thoughtful...

...settled near Brotherton on the Mohawk river. The Mohawks are at the Grand River and the Bay of Quinta, on the north sides of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario,...justice, and for the sake of this poor declining people, wre are induced to hope so. The prospect and feelings of our minds were such as will not be forgotten,...

...Mohawk river. The Mohawks are at the Grand river and the bay of Quinta, on the North sides of Late Erie and Lake Ontario, in the British government....least for the cause of humanity and justice, and for tbe sake of this poor, declining people, we are induced to hope so. The prospect and feelings of our...

...Friends present. " This evening Friends being quietly together," writes William Savery in his Journal, "our minds were seriously turned to consider the present...minds were such as will not be forgotten, if we are favoured to return home."5 True to the impression made upon them at this time the Friends made a stirring...