Boston Oct 19th 1844 President Young Dear Sir After so long a time I am among the Saints in Boston & found them all well. I attended a Church meeting the first Evening Elders Wm Smith G J Adams & Brannan was present. Elder Hardy resigned his seat as president & Joseph Ball appointed in his stead their seemed sumthing the matter with Elder Hardy but I have not been here long Enough hardly to know what is ...

murderours &c But we cannot depend upon any thing I have one requst I wish to make of you I shall send with this letter a package of letters which I wish you to put into the hands of my Brothr in Law Dwight Webster yourself & see them opened as you might assist him to distribute them as they contain some matters on my temporal affairs taxes &c, their is one to send to Br Benbow about my little Boy Wilford. I feel anxious to hear from ...

Monday Oct 14th. I had a good time yesterday through the day peached twice. I walked with Sister Cobb from sister Voice to meeting yesterday, was well in good spirits, was disappointed in not having a letter from you. will write to you to day, all was as well as could be expected at home. the Saints seemed glad to see me in Boston. Millerism is now at its highest pitch in Boston the last time is now set I think the 22nd of this month they ...

[sideways text] Mr Brigham Young Nauvoo Ill [end of sideways text] W. Woodruff to B. Young filed Novr 20th 1844 [sideways text] Octr 9 1844 [end of sideways text]