After moſt cordial Salutation
Theſe inform, I received your Favour of
Febr 28 a few
Days since, when I was
^at^
N-York. — I rejoice, greatly rejoice,
to hear of the Kindneſs of our God toward You. — May
the divine Goodneſs and Mercy ever attend you! I am
almoſt impatient
^to^ hear that you are safe from Danger
by
the
Small-
pox. I suppoſe you have much Reſpect
shown you; and you know for whoſe sake. — you will remem
ber the Ship of much Sail, muſt have a due Ballaſt. — I was
lately thinking, my Brother, what you had to be proud
of,
and could only think of this, viz that you are
Indian,
who
was born a
Pagan. — I trust your guardian God
will keep
you at his adorable Foot-ſtool. — I have lately publiſh’d
a Narrative of the Lord’s wonderful Work of Grace among
us, in this Day of the Redeemer’s conqueſt and Triumph:
And would send you one; but some Gentleman in
N-York,
I am inform’d, has bought some to send to
England so
that you will doublleſs have or see one. — We still enjoy
Tokens of the Lord’s gracious Preſence with
us here: And
have abundant Confirmation of a moſt glorious Work of his
sovereign Grace among
us.
You and all Friends will pray
for us, and help us Praiſe. — —
Your Wives Mother was at my Houſe
laſt Week — informs that she lately heard
from
your Wife and Family, and that they were all in
Health. — Fri
rends in general are
[illegible]well — Pleaſe to remem
ber me, with proper Salutations to
Rev,d Brother Whitaker,
and
and all Friends that inquire
after me. — my Spouſe
sends You much Love. —
[illegible]May
the Lord Jeſus be with
our Spirits! Mean while I have Time only to add,
Pſ Let me hear from you as often as You can — and I will endeavour a
Return correſpondent — Yours ut ante
S. B —