Brothers
We trust that we have your confidence, unmixed with any
jealousies, or fears,
and we request you to listen patiently, and
attentively, to what we are going to
propose to you, for your own
good, yet if any part of it displeases you, tell us so &
we
will reconsider it
Brothers
Three of our Friends intend to say with you for these
purposes, namely
Enoch Walker
to remain by anything but good will, neither are they obliged to work
more than they think necessary, nor to be altogether among you, as they
are to go sometimes to Stockbridge
ly desire that none of you may discourage them, by swearing idleness or
misbehaviour, for these things are very disagreeable to us, as you know they
are to the Good Spirit
Brothers
You know we must have some Land to work upon, and we should
like
to begin upon that part of the Common, which lies West of the
path
from Shannandoas to Stockbridge
of the boundaries of the old Fort
excepting any part thereof now occupied by your Families.
Brothers
If we think there is encouragement to undertake more
another Year
we shall ask you for it reasonably & agree
together were it shall be