LETTER MCCCIII.

_To Mr. D――――n, &c._

_New-York, January 12, 1764._

_My very dear Friends_,

CAPTAIN _Bolitho_ is returned, and not one line from _Bethesda_! Surely

you were not informed of his sailing, or you expected to see me with

Mr. _H――――m_. That which lets will surely by and by be taken out of the

way. Blessed be GOD, the cold braces me up a little. I am enabled to

preach twice or thrice a week. Congregations continue very large, and

I trust saving impressions are made upon many. Some students also in

_Philadelphia_ and _New Jersey_ colleges, I hear are much awakened.

O for a blessed gale of divine influences when we meet at _Bethesda_!

From thence, or _Charles-Town_, I purpose to embark for _England_. But

future things belong to Him, who (whatever may be our thoughts) always

orders all things well. To his never-failing guidance and most tender

mercy do I commit you all, as being, for his great name’s sake, my very

dear friends,

Yours, &c. &c.

_G. W._

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