Undated — to James Mitchell
ASB_VOL3.PDF, PDF page 701
Baltimore 19, March 1811
[TO JAMES MITCHELL]
My dear Jimmy:
Great grace rest upon you, in your soul and services for God, and souls. I am pleased exceedingly to hear of your being well and doing well. It is not possible to know the Importance of regular attention in a station like Quebeck. I most sincerely wish you to continue in the station till you hear from us, from the York Conference. I cannot multiply words but your own mind will suggest the great propriety there is for you and Br. Scull to keep your stations. Many peculiarities will attend changes. We wish to come as near to you as possible to have the fullest information of persons and things. You will be sure your Brethren view you as placed in an important station, so remote from them, except their prayers and their confidence. We have no fear of you betraying your trust. I am most confidentially and affectionately yours
F. ASBURY
Oh [?] I think the probability is that your Br. William will come to see you if you stay patiently a little longer in Canada.
F. AY.
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TheRevd. James Mitchell QuebeckLower Canada
The Historical Society of the Philadelphia Conference and Old St. George’s Church, Philadelphia