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They were then told that some more of our Brethren in
Town, who profess'd the same principle of Peace would be pleased with an opportunity of seeing them, and of making ourselves more known to them.
On the 21: 4 mo 1756 in the Morning
At a conference ~ Present The same Indians as before with several others
Joshua Dixon Israel Pemberton
Abraham Farrington William Logan
Anthony Morris John Smith
Mordecai Yarnall James Pemberton
Samuel Powell Samuel Abbott
Isaac Zane John Armitt
James Townes Owen Jones
Anthony Benezet Thomas Brown
Daniel Stanton John Reynell
John Pemberton Thomas Say
First. Gave a string of Wampum requesting their attention to what was about to be said to them, being a matter of great importance.
Brethren
The opportunity some of us had of your Company the
other day, has given us great satisfaction, and finding your refrain, so lively and affectionate Remembrance of William Penn our Forefather, and the friendship which subsisted between them and your Fathers, it has rejoiced our Brethren who have heard it, and some more of them are now come here to see you for tho' we have long lain hid and almost buried by the great numbers of other People who are come into