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the Mission was principally established thro’ my recommendation thereof to the Society, I shouldnaturally Conclude that they would communicate their thoughts to me before they determined onWithdrawing it, from all which considerations I should think, you have not much to apprehend onthat head, should it prove otherwise I shall willingly assist in recommending your Church to thefarther attention of the society, as I am always its hearty wellwisher and your very humble Servt.
To Mess rS Clench & Brown Schenectady.
REVD. R. MOSLEY TO SIR WM. JOHNSON.
Sir William I am at a loss to express my Gratitude to You ; for Your unbounded Goodness tome during My Residence at Johnstown and particularly at my Departure—I shall allways retain amost gratefull sense of Your Generosity : And that it may please God long to prolong your Life, andpossess you with a good state of Health will be the Constant prayers & wishes of One who has theHonor of subscribing Himself (Sir William)
Your much obliged & very Humble Ser 1
R. Mosley.
P. S. Please to present my best Respects to D 1 ' Dease, and Comp ta to M r Daily &c—