LETTER MCCCXXX.

_To Mr. D――――n._

_New-York, June 6, 1765._

_My very dear Friends_,

ACCEPT a few loving parting lines. Next _Sunday_, GOD willing, we sail

in the _Earl of Halifax_ packet. No ship offered at _Philadelphia_.

I am almost too weary to write. JESUS made the wilderness to smile!

Grace! grace! I have received letters from _England_, dated _April 13_,

in answer to those sent from _Georgia_. All say, you must come, or

_Bethesda_ affairs cannot be finished. Expect the first intelligence

after my arrival. In the mean while, cease not to remember us at the

throne of that JESUS; in whose great name, I desire to subscribe myself,

very dear dear friends,

Ever yours, &c. &c. in JESUS,

_G. W._

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