Jan 29.13572 Stis agreed by ил whose homes are underwritin That if we hoomany Ill of sach other, we will not listen, or willingly inquire after Ill concerning each other: 2. That if we do hear any Ill of each other, we will not be forward to beliver it : 3. That as soon as possible von will municate what we hear, by speaking writing to the Person concernd: 4. That hill we have done this, com or we will not. write or speak a Syllable of it, to have done this, to we mention it after other Persson: аму 6. That he will not make an any Exception to any of there du ler, unless we think cursalier ce so to do. absolutely obliged in Con faience John doner John Nelson Charles Wesley Will Shent John: Trumbath. Jon+ Reeves رچر Cerronet خو I Dorder. AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE REV. JOHN AND CHARLES WESLEY, AND SEVERAL OF THE PREACHERS: WITH AN ENGRAVING. THE annexed document is a fac simile of an agreement between the parties whose names it bears. The hand-writing is that of Mr. John Wesley. 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