Last evening I attended a committee of the
yearly meeting, appointed for the
revisal of the
discipline.
In the afternoon, I attended the fourth sitting;
the early part of which was
employed in reading
several certificates of public friends present.
Some
committees were appointed; and a report
from the committee on the
revision of the disci-
pline, was read and agreed to.
In the morning, I attended
the fifth sitting, when the consideration on
the
state of society, as it appeared from the answers
to the queries,
as entered into. The minutes of
the meeting for sufferings were also read;
and an
epistle to the yearly meeting in London was read
and agreed to.
In the afternoon was the sixth sitting, when a
report of the state of
Westown School
Afterwards a discussion took place on the subject
of report of the Committee on Indian affairs
being read in the meeting; but it ended without
any decision of the question at that time. A testi-
mony respecting Wm. Savery
one on account of another deceased friend, which
concluded the meeting agreeably.