Weekly national intelligencer
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ing suffered for no long a aeries of years after having sacri
ficed all thiM world's goods, by molm at different times and
after having suffered so much sorrow and affliction from the
loss of friends and relatives, I still do not complain, but re
main resigned to the will of God, who knows what is best for
his Haiti Is.
"And I hope that my brethren and sisters will remember
their old and tried friend, (Win. Smith.) I am now ready to
receive the calls of the Saints, and confer u|*?n them their pa
triarchal blessings, as they may desire. Residence on Water
street, house formerly occupied by Mr. William Marka.
William ??itii."
Remark? by the Ethtor of the Neighbor.
The office of Patriarch over the whole church r* to be a
father to the chUrrh. and to confer blesaings on iu member-,
according to an order handed down from the first of Patriarch.,
to the present. By some of these, great and most marvellous
events have lieen predicted, which have received their fulfil
inent after many generations have passed away for instance,
Jacob blessing his son Joseph, Mooea blessing the tribes of
Israel, fee.
f ather Smith, the firat Patriarch, and Hyruin, hi- :.wcce&
aor, conferred many blessings upon the Saint* that made their
hearts glad. But they, in the wisdom of God, have l>een call
ed away, and W illiam, the mhi and brother, succeed.-. them.
How many now will say, I wish I bad my patriarchal bless
ing This has been the lamentation of many since the death
of Joseph and Hyrtim. William is the last of the family, and
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Weekly national intelligencer. (1845). Washington [D.C.], 1845-06-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045784/1845-06-28/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Weekly national intelligencer, 1845-06-28.
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