Dear Friends,
Your letter of 1st mo. 23rd
was received and read in the Committee for
Indian
affairs at their meeting Last month, its General
contents
affording satisfaction a renewal of that
general sympathy was felt which
frequently
accompanies our minds on your behalf,
secluded as you are
from the Society you
have been accustomed to: yet where an evidence
attends the mind that we are in our proper
allotments in obedience to him
who has a right
to our Services in such situations and exercises
of
duty as He is pleased to manifest, those
things which would otherwise be
very trying
and Irksome are made easy –
your intimation of a prospect that one of
you might during the winter
season profit
ably reside at the Lower Village to instruct
the Children
in School Learning has
claimed our serious deliberation, and we