Documentary History of the State of New York, Vol. IV
For the furtherance of this his most christian undertaking, we wish him god-speed and take our present leave of him praying with him and for him, that the Almighty Potentate of heaven, earth and seas will preserve, protect and defend him from all evil and danger; That he will own and bless his endeavors to promote the final happyness of immortal souls; And that at his return to his endearing family, his church and us, we shall be comforted by the glad tidings of your receiving the gospel of: Jesus Christ in the love of it, submiting to the Ordinances of the word of God ; and living suitable and holy lives becoming the disciple, and such who have been redeemed by the precious and divine blood of the Son of God. Signed by our order in full Association New York the 15th of Octo 1772.
A Copy Azet Morean Moderator
j James Mannine Clerk.
REV) HARRY MUNRO TO SIR WM. JOHNSON.
Honourable Sir,
_ [As] Mt Mosely: is in a hurry to leave Town, I/have just time to Salute you & family in the most cordial & respectful manner; assuring you at the same time, that no Distance of time or [place] Shall ever efface those Sentiments of Friendship & Gratitude I [shall] always retain for you. I have been lately in New York, where I collected one hundred Pounds among
friends & Connections, for our poor Church at Albany, which now makes a decent appearance; The old windows being taken down, & new Sashes put in their place. The inside also is [altered] for the Better; & peace & harmony generally prevails amongst us; Notwithstanding [the] malicious Efforts of a certain Cabal [to] disturb our Tranquility, St Peter's [Church] maintains her ground, & increases [in] numbers.