LETTER MCL.

_To Mrs. C――――._

_London, October 30, 1756._

_Dear Mrs. C――――_,

I CAN only drop you a few lines. I am just returned from a thousand

miles northern circuit, and Mr. _Graham_ is just a going. All your

relations are well. The fields have been white ready unto harvest.

In about a week, a new building at the other end of the town is to be

opened. I expect to see your new Governor every moment. By his ship I

hope to send letters to you all. May GOD bless and prosper you! _J――――

H――――_’s relations are well. You will give him all the encouragement

you can. I am still for lessening the family as much as possible. My

wife wrote lately. I have scarce time to subscribe myself, dear Mrs.

_C――――_,

Your most affectionate, obliged, and

ready servant for CHRIST’s sake,

_G. W._

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