C.A.

At last, the long, dark night passed away, and this young slave safely

made his way to freedom, and proceeded to Boston, where he now resides.

While the Committee was looked to for aid in the deliverance of this

poor fellow, it was painful to feel that it was not in their power to

answer his prayers--not until after his escape, was it possible so to

do. But his escape to freedom gave them a satisfaction which no words

can well express. At present, John Henry Hill is a justice of the peace

in Petersburg. Hezekiah resides at West Point, and James in Boston,

rejoicing that all men are free in the United States, at last.

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