Vacuation

"I continued in this church about four years, 'till the' vacuation" -- of Savannah by the British. ❋ Walter Henderson (1910)

All local remedies will be ineffectual, and consequently the purgative should be given in large doses until a copious vacuation is produced. ❋ B. G. Jefferis (N/A)

Liele said, "I continued in this church about four years till the 'vacuation.'" ❋ Various (N/A)

Liele said, "I continued in this church about four years till the 'vacuation." ❋ Walter Henderson (1910)

In a communication, written in 1791, and addressed to the pastor of a London church, Mr. Liele refers to one of his Jamaica members in this style: "Sister Hannah Williams, during the time she was a member of the church at Savannah, until the 'vacuation, did walk as a faithful, well-behaved Christian." ❋ Walter Henderson (1910)

It is easy enough to see how the inference was drawn, for, in one of his letters, Mr. Liele says, "Our beloved Sister Hannah Williams, during the time she was a member of the church at Savannah, until the 'vacuation, did walk as a faithful, well-beloved Christian." ❋ Walter Henderson (1910)

London church, Liele refers to one of his Jamaica members in this style: "Sister Hannah Williams, during the time she was a member of the church at Savannah, until the 'vacuation, did _walk_ as a faithful, well-behaved Christian." [ ❋ Various (N/A)

After this I declared before the congregation of believers the work which God had done for my soul, and the same minister, the Rev. Matthew Moore, baptized me, and I continued in this church about four years, till the vacuation "of ❋ Various (N/A)

"At the vacuation of the country I was partly obliged to come to Jamaica, as an indented servant, for money I owed him, he promising to be my friend in this country. ❋ Various (N/A)

"All privieuse statement 'ab-out that court-martial on the' vacuation of ❋ George Washington Cable (1884)