On the reverse--

Lott Gary's self-denying, self-sacrificing labors,

as a self-taught Physician, as a Missionary and

Pastor of a Church, and finally as

Governor of the Colony,

have inscribed his name indelibly on the page of history,

not only as one of Nature's Noblemen, but as an eminent

Philanthropist and Missionary of Jesus Christ.

'Aye, call it holy ground,

The place where first they trod;

They sought what here they found,

Freedom to worship God.'"

That is, indeed, a remarkable utterance, coming from the Southern

Baptist Missionary Convention, in the year 1851.

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