to peaces & the glass flew among the Congregation
And the man who had tended the gass in the Hall said
for twenty years said he had never known
any [wei[r]der] of the kind. the chimneys were replaced
& the discussions went on I set by the side of Doctor
W Richards, and at the commencement of the meeting
a very interesting old gentleman appeared in the congrega-
tion he sat at the end of a seat joing the ally near
the platform, He made me think of what he s is said of
the Ancient of Days his hair was white as wool & rested
in a large white roll upon his shoulders, he was a noble
looking man he eyed us with great interest &
penetration, he occupied his seat to our view then
some half an hour I called the attention of Doctor
Richards to him we both looked at him with feelings
of both interest, some little disturbance in another part
of the Home attracted our attention & when we
returned our eyes to the seat of our interesting visitor
we found his seat vacant, & he had disappeared
there for the first time we felt that we had been
visited by John the Revelator or one of the three
Ancient Nephite, however the discussion went on
Mr Barrytt was confounded, & Elder Cordon greived
the victory, & quite a number of the methodist who
attended that discussion, was baptized & joined the Latter
Day Saints

to peaces & the glass flew among the Congregation And the man who had tended the gass in the Hall for twenty years said he had never known any weirder of the kind. the chimneys were replaced & the discussions went on I set by the side of Doctor W Richards, and at the commencement of the meeting a very interesting old gentleman appeared in the congrega -tion he sat at the end of a seat joing the ally near the platform, He made me think of what is said of the Ancient of Days his hair was white as wool & rested in a large white roll upon his shoulders, he was a noble looking man he eyed us with great interest & penetration, he occupied his seat to our view then some half an hour I called the attention of Doctor Richards to him we both looked at him with feelings of interest, some little disturbance in another part of the Home attracted our attention & when we returned our eyes to the seat of our interesting visitor we found his seat vacant, & he had disappeared there for the first time we felt that we had been visited by John the Revelator or one of the three Ancient Nephite, however the discussion went on Mr Barrytt was confounded, & Elder Cordon greived the victory, & quite a number of the methodist who attended that discussion, was baptized & joined the Latter Day Saints