The Reverend
Mr Johnson came
to this place
29th
laſt month with the Fulneſs
of the bleſsings of the Goſpel — was cordially
received by the Indians — releaſed their Minds
from some diſquietude — occaſioned by the
long abſence of a miniſter — he came as
one in
season —
Sir W.m
& a very large Num
ber of Gentlemen have been at
Fort Stan wix about
three weeks — the Indians are
come &
comeing — it is expected they will
all arrive in a week or ten Days — will,
doubtleſs be the largeſt
Congreſs that ever
was among the
Six Nations
— Deſign, by di
vine Leave, to accompany the Rev
d
M.r
John ſon over as soon as the Indians go — and
return to
New England as soon as the Congreſs
shall be ended — & let the
Doctor
^know^ the Parti
culars — & fully y
e reſult of the whole — which,
doubltleſs, will be — determining —
Have procured four very likely Children
for the
School —
Thomas and his Brother arrived
safe with
very
Exalted Ideas of the
School — behave
very
well.
Not long since
Thomas' wife, after about three
week's Sickneſs, left this world —
hopefully for
a better
— had
satiſfying Evidence that her
peace was made with God — and that she
has
gone to join the Aſsembly of the thoſe that
are made
white in the Blood of the Lamb
—
Since,
Thomas
manifeſts a great Deſire to
go to
New England — the
rather
soon — becauſe
is afraid
his Daughter will be diſtracted at hear
ing the heavy Tidings — shall
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^act^ according to the
Doctor's Directions with reſpect to his going —
Mundius had about a month's Journey hither
—
remains low — tho' some better — it is not likely he
will be able to return with me
—
Suſannah is
now at the
Fort
— dreſ'd in her Indian Dreſs
thro'
out — how affairs may turn — shall haſten to
inform the
Doctor
perſonally as soon as may be —
By the great Goodneſs of God am in a
better state of health than my fears have sug
geſted since
Mr Kinne left us — That undeſerved
conſcern, Love &
Kindneſs the
Doctor is so conſtantly
exerciſing towards
^me^ — is almoſt, too much for one to
receive — would imbrace this Opportuni
ty to acknowledge the favour of two
Letters
from the
Doctor — one by
Thomas — the other
by the Rev.
d
M
r
Johnson for which pleaſe
to accept many thanks — —
Hopeing for the continuance of an Intereſt
in the
Doctor's Prayers — am,
with all Duty
and Humility,