M.r Mr. Wheelock had come over himself — He is quite cut out for ye the work, and in our Opinion, has been neither too speedy nor too slow; but has acted prudently and Wisely, and has succeeded Accordingly — and we likewise think it would be Marring the Work to recal recall him, or send any other in his Room, but let him go through with it, if please God spare his Life, nor would we advise the least hint to be dropt dropped to him of that nature to discourage him, but on the contrary every thing everything that is encourageing encouraging ; as we really think he ought to have the Approbation of all — I've a&slong;sisted assisted him in his accounts from the beginning, as well for Your sake, his sake, and the publicks public's — I was thinking in this letter to have sent you a list of those that have Subscrib'd subscribed largely, but that I may do in a Future one if requested — the Money Collected is Chiefly lodg'd lodged in Bankers hands; except the running Cash, which is chiefly in Mr Mr. Savages & and mine; with which I pay all the Bills drawn by You, and Accordingly I've paid a Bill of Exchange of £100 Sterling dated Nov.r November 28.th 28th 1765 drawn by Nathl Nathaniel Eells of Boston to Mr Mr. John Timmins or Order — — One of £52..13s..9p payable to Moses Peck or ordr order dated at Boston May 28th 28th — — One of £50 Sterling payable to Asahel Clark Junr Jr. or Ord.r order dated at Boston May 29th 29th — One of £120 sterling payable to Gersham Gershom Breed or Order dated June — just paid — the Three last is drawn by your self yourself which is the most satisfactory of all — likewise let Mr Mr. Smith of Boston (who I believe is one of the worthiest men in ye the world & and his being here a most Singular ble&slong;ing blessing to this affair) have £30 & and £25 to be by him in Bills & and illegibleremitted to & and for the use of Mr Mr. Occum Occom & and Whitaker family &c etc.

If these are all right, and any more is drawn, or you can Communicate in what Channel you would like to have the Money Subscrib'd subscribed run in — wether whether a Large Sum for Building a School at once or draw annually for certain sums or Occasionally as you choose, or illegible wether whether ever any Bills may be paid that is not of your drawing ( tho' though we like to see your name best) in Short, whatever you find Freedom to write, we shall read in our weekly meeting, and endeavour to make the best use of it, to promote the design, both among our selves ourselves and others, that seem able & and willing so to do. — we do not attempt to prescribe to you, but would contribute all we can to strengthen your hands and enlarge your design — and beg being continually call'd called upon to give answers, some of One sort & and some of another; haveing having engag'd engaged ourselves fully in it, should be glad to be furnish'd furnished with every thing everything nece&slong;sary necessary to be known —

Dear Mr Mr. Whitefield is as much own'd owned & and ble&slong;s'd blessed here as ever, Large, Crowded & and Serious Congregations every time he preaches. and though he has been frequently Brought low as to his Bodily strength, yet he has always been enabled to preach at least twice in a week; Vizt Visit at Tottenham Court Chapel on a Lords day Morning at 10 o'Clock and at ye the Tabernacle near Moorefields Moorfields on a Wednesday Evening;

Thousands will ble&slong;s bless God to Eternity they ever heard him — I swel'd swelled this letter greatly beyond my Intention — especially as I'm a stranger to You— but believe you'll excuse & and believe it to proceed from a Real desire to promote the Redeemers Kingdom, and to Cultivate a lasting Friendship & and Correspondence with dear Mr Mr. Wheelock.