His end was eminently Christian.
{97} "Now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity" (1 Cor.xiii.

13) {98} This circumstance took place before the late abolition of the slave trade.
{103} The day has since arrived, when the persevering efforts of Mr.
Wilberforce to accomplish this happy purpose have been fully answered.
_The slave trade is abolished_! The Church of God rejoices at this triumph of the cause of Christ over the powers of darkness.
{105} In the course of conversation, he sometimes addressed me with the word "Massa," for "Master," according to the well known habit of the Negro slaves in the West Indies; and sometimes 'Sir,' as he was taught since his arrival in England; but the former word seemed to be most familiar to him.
{107} A kind of shell-fish, which abound in the place where we were, and which stick to the rocks with exceeding great force.
{121} Song of Solomon i.

5.
{203} The foregoing conversation took place on September 22, 1808, and is faithfully related.
J--- S---, the good old man, died in the Infirmary, in December 1808.
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