scores of rabbits running about the ground. But I soon with-
drew my thougths from the agile little creature that sported upon
the hills to the solemner reflections of the past called up by the
entrenchments of battlefields around which told of bloody conflicts
between the natives and their invaders when England was young
Offering up a prayer upon the summit of the Hill to Him who
will redeem the earth from the curse of sin and prepare it for
the abode of the Saints of the Most High I returned to the Vale
reflecting upon the rise progress decline and fall of the nations
and empires of the earth and of the revolutions which must
still transpire before the winding up scene and the coming
of Christ to reign

At candle light I preached at Brother
John Allard's at Wind Point and was endowed with the
Spirit of God. I baptized and confirmed four.

12th A member of the Wesleanyan Methodist
came to me to enquire what she should Do to be saved. I
answered in the words of Jesus that she must be born of
water and the spirit. She received my testimony and
wished me to baptize her. I also called upon a woman
who kept the Toll Gate at Chancy's Pitch and preached
the word unto her. She received it gladly and desired
baptism at my hands. I then called upon Mrs
Sarah Stanton the house keeper of the splendid mansion
bearing the name of Brand Lodge. This lady was a
Wesleyan but she received my testimony and I administered
the ordinance of baptism to the three ladies refered to
above. I baptized them in a pond on the enclosed
grounds of Brand Lodge. I also confirmed them and then
walked to Keysandend's Street and held a meeting with the Saints
experienced a good time and confirmed 19 persons.

It seemed as though some would worship
me while they cried out—"Here is a man of Zion— the
Man of God that we have so long looked for. Who is
worthy to receive him into their house." I told them
to worship God for I was only his servant. I baptized
three and in all confirmed 22 on this the 12th day of May.

scores of rabbits running about the ground. But I soon withdrew my thougths from the agile little creatures that sported upon the hills to the solemner reflections of the past called up by the entrenchments of battlefields around which told of bloody conflicts between the natives and their invaders when England was young Offering up a prayer upon the summit of the Hill to Him who will redeem the earth from the curse of sin and prepare it for the abode of the Saints of the Most High I returned to the Vale reflecting upon the rise progress decline and fall of the nations and empires of the earth and of the revelations which must still transpire before the winding up scene and the coming of Christ to reign

As candle light I preached at Brother John Allard's at Wind Point and was endowed with the Spirit of God. I baptized and confirmed four.

On 12th A member of the Wasleiynan Methodist came to me to enquire what she should Do to be saved. I answered in the words of Jesus that she must be born of water and the spirit. She received my testimony and wished me to baptize her. I also called upon a woman who kept the Lodge Toll Gate at Chancy's Pitch and preached the word unto her. She received it gladly and desired baptism at my hands. I then called upon Mrs Sarah Stanton the house keeper of the splendid mansion bearing the name of Brand Lodge. This lady was a Wesleyan but she received my testimony and I administered the ordinance of baptism to the three ladies refered to above and one man. I baptized them in a pond on the enclosed grounds of Brand Lodge. I also confirmed them and then walked to Keysend's Street and held a meeting with the Saints experienced a good time and confirmed 19 persons.

It seemed as though some would worship me while they cried out—"Here is a man of Zion— the Man of God that we have so long looked for. Who is worthy to receive him into their house." I told them to worship God for I was only his servant. I baptized four, and in all confirmed 22 on this the 12th day of May.