EDMUND TURNER.

The then impending judgments seen by an eye of faith as set forth in

this "Warning," soon fell with crushing weight upon the oppressor, and

Slavery died. But the old blind father of Jackson, Isaac and Edmondson,

still lives and may be seen daily on the streets of Philadelphia; and

though "halt, and lame, and blind, and poor," doubtless resulting from

his early oppression, he can thank God and rejoice that he has lived to

see Slavery abolished.