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elementary school books for the press, together
with selections from scripture. The committee,
on her proposal, then consented that she should
depart for Africa, with suitable English compan-
ions, and the two native youths whom she had
been three years instructing with success as
teachers to their brethren.


Early in December last, this interesting COM
pany arrived at Bathurst, British settlement in
West Africa, formed within a few years on the
island Of st. Mary, at the mouth of the Gambia.
From letter written by Hannah Klham soon af-
ter her arrival, it is understood that she will fix
her station at Cape Mary, high and healthy spot
at the mouth of the Gambia, eight miles from
Bathurst. Her prospects were fattering. The
youth whom she had instructed We're much at
tended to, and the natives were dcsirous to be
taught by them. The expenses of this enter
prise are betrayed by the Friends i'll England
More than a year since. $4,000 had been collect
ed. The ultimate object in view is, the cstab-
lshment of an institution for cutivatng the un-
written languages of Africa--the support OF
schoos--and the translation and diffusion OF Sc
lect parts Of holy scripture. re.-CTistian Hutch'n.