[gap: stain] and we lodged at the Same Houſe again
Tueſday
Decr 18
[gap: faded] got up early and to took Victuals and then took leave of
the Family and went on our way
Sab March ^2^
at Burdentown
Sab march 9:
New Ark Mountain^s^
[illegible]Sab March ^13^
New York
Sab March 13
Eliſabeth Town
Sab March 30:
Saild from N York
Tueſday
Janr 1:
got up early and went on our way and got to Mr Balwins towards Night, in And Lodge^d^ there — —
Wedneſday
Janr 2:
was here all Day, in the evening had a meeting in the Place, and
there was great Number of People and I Spoke from and the People at
tended well, wa Lodged at the Sameſe
Houſe — —
Thirdsday
Janr 3:
went to Mr grovers in P[illegible][guess: a]rſepaney and in the evening Preach
in Mr Beaverrout's, and Lodged there — —
Fryday
Janr 4
after
Breakfaſt we Sot
of and
Calld at the Revd
Mr greens and from thre
paſt on to
Newark Mountans, got to Mr Chapman's a [illegible: [guess: llitle]]
paſt 12: and took Dinner there, and Soon after we went on to
Crain Town,— and in the evening
had a meeting in a School Houſe, and there was a large number of People, and I Spoke from 1 John
V: 10: and the People were very Solemn many were much affected — Lodgd
at one Mr Crains. — —
Saturday Janr 5:
after eating we went on to Horſ Neck, and we put up at
Esqr Crains and it was very Cold weather —
Sab.
Janr 6
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Tueſday
Janr 22:
we arrivd to Philadelphia, and we
went to Docr Sprout's, and Devuldgd our Buſineſs to him, and he
appeard very Friendly to us, & So went on to viſit, Miniſters of all Denominations, and they were all very Friendly, Dind with
DGentlemen allmost every Day we Lodged 2 Nights at Mr
Buſhels, and then we were invited by mr Innes a Brewer a Scotchman and a good man and the whole
Family is very
agreable we were treated with great Kindneſs. — —
Sabb
Janr 27
in the after noon
Preachd in
Docr Duffields m
in the evening Preachd in
Docr Sprouts meeting, and they
made Collections for me.
— —
This week viſited every
Day and found kindneſs
by all Sorts of People— —
Febr 3:
on Sabb: in the morning Preachd at Docr Duffields, in the after noon
Preahd in a Baptiſt meeting and there was a large Numbr of People. — — —
Sabb
Febr
Fryday
Frebr 8
This evening a number of Ladies and gentlemen, and we, went to take Tea
with Capt
Dehoſe in his Ship, he is a Dutch [illegible]
and had a genteel entertain ment — and after Teat the
Company Plaid, a litle man which died very often — Stayd
till near 9: and we Indians took good leave of the Company and returnd to our Quaters —
Sabb.
Februr 10:
Preahd in in the morning, in Docr Duffields meeting Houſe,— in the Evening
Preach'd in Docr Ewings meeting and they made me a Collection — This
week went on in our Viſits
amongſt all Denominations; and were kindly treated by all: — —
Sabb
Febr 17
I went in the morn ing to Docr Sprouts and it was a Sacrament Day Mr Green
Preachd and I partook the ordernance with them and it was a Solemn Day with me, and I believe with
others. in the after Noon, I went to Baptiſt Meeting, and heard
Mr
Enſtick
^one^ of the Baptiſt
Miniſters in the City and we were now geting ready to leave the City. and it was hard work to take leave of the
People. for all Denominations were exceeding kind to us. uſe us with great
Friendſhip, and had good Suc ceſs in our applications: and the Friends or
Quakers were Friends indeed to us they Com municated
their Su[illegible]bſtance to us more than any People in this great City, were ate and Drank with them from Day to Day —
Fryday
Febr 22:
About 10 we left Philadelphia, and
it was bad Croſsing the
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