I rec
d your fav
[guess: e]r of
[guess: December] with
[guess: Sunrdy]
Coppys of
Letters (return you thanks for your good wiſhis) which
give Great hopes that the Set time to fav
[guess: e]r
the
[illegible]
Nativs is come —
I Sent you laſt
[guess: December]
by way of
Boſton (
m.r Peck
[guess: care])
[guess: Sundry] goods as youll
[guess: [guess: s]e]
p
d
invoyce which our people &
m.
r
[guess: Lowels] gave as we
[guess: priſsed] them amounting to be little beter than £40
lawfull I hope youl have rec.d them before this their
[guess: wares] put up the begining of
Decembr but y
e cold hindered y
e
veſil
Saling for
^a^ long time —
if Re.d
mr
Ocom Should come with you it would
I belive Serve the cauſe very much the objectns
Revd
mr
Whitiker
[illegible][guess: mentioned] when hear
againſt his
coming I dont think are of waite:
peaple
hear are
very deſirous of his coming: the Site of him would due much
much more & to hear y
e
Goſpel
prech.d by an Indian miniſter
I am much pleſed with
Peter hope when he comes to your
School you will keep him till he has Learned y
e bible it may
be of great Servis as then he may preach to his countrimen
y
e pure Goſpell
in their own Language —
pleſt to give my Respects to him & tell him I
[guess: deſirig] his prayes
for me & mine & Gods people hear: I wish he mite come with
you &
Mr Ocom. pleſt to tel him God has dun
Greete things
for ous
hear
laſt year & his Bleſed
Sprite is yet Striving, with a
goodly numbur one Soul gives
[illegible][guess: abundant]
evedence of being
^born^ of God laſt
monday eveng at prvate
miting.—
I Conclude with my Respct to you
mr
Whitker
mr
Ocom
[gap: tear][guess: you &]
Spauſe
Son
&
famuely
& who
[illegible]le
School
intrate you to Rember us
I wish you much very much Suckces in your Great
undertaking rejoise to See it profte. I belive it will
more & more: when you &
mr Ocom
&
Peter comes
pleſt to come rite to my houſe
& make it your home