Publications, Issue 60
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•May 9. Sabbath. Mr. Kicherer, the pa- rish ministejr, who had heen one of the So- ciety's missionaries, being from home, the schoolmaster read -a commentary on Pha- raoh's dream. Notice was then given of sermons, to be delivered in English and Dutch, at the slave meeting in the evening, where Dr. Philip preached; and Mr. Vos, late minister of Caledon, repeated the sub- stance of the discourse ki Dutch; after which I. gave an address in reference to what was going on in the Christian part of... the world, which Mr. Vos also interpreted to the peo* pie. . • ' May 10. After having hadmeetings with the directors of the Tulbach and Rodezand Missionary Society, and Mr. Ariel Vos our missionary, and taking leave of Africaner, who went no further our way, we left Roder Zand, and the kind friends there, at four p. m., in Mr. De Lang's six-ho^se wagon, to make up to our own wagons, which had set off an hour before us; this we soon effected.
We intended to have visited Gaa^lenthal, the principal Moravian station in the colony ; but finding, upon inquiry, jthat it ^as three days' journey out of our way^ we proceeded direct to .Zwellendam, and travelled, \vith high mountains on both sides of us, until almost midifiight, getting cob^fortably across the five streams, which when united form the Digitized by VjOOQIC PACALTSDORP AND BBTHELSDORP.
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•May 9. Sabbath. Mr. Kicherer, the pa- rish ministejr, who had heen one of the So- ciety's missionaries, being from home, the schoolmaster read -a commentary on Pha- raoh's dream. Notice was then given of sermons, to be delivered in English and Dutch, at the slave meeting in the evening, where Dr. Philip preached; and Mr. Vos, late minister of Caledon, repeated the sub- stance of the discourse ki Dutch; after which I. gave an address in reference to what was going on in the Christian part of... the world, which Mr. Vos also interpreted to the peo* pie. . • ' May 10. After having hadmeetings with the directors of the Tulbach and Rodezand Missionary Society, and Mr. Ariel Vos our missionary, and taking leave of Africaner, who went no further our way, we left Roder Zand, and the kind friends there, at four p. m., in Mr. De Lang's six-ho^se wagon, to make up to our own wagons, which had set off an hour before us; this we soon effected.
We intended to have visited Gaa^lenthal, the principal Moravian station in the colony ; but finding, upon inquiry, jthat it ^as three days' journey out of our way^ we proceeded direct to .Zwellendam, and travelled, \vith high mountains on both sides of us, until almost midifiight, getting cob^fortably across the five streams, which when united form the Digitized by VjOOQIC PACALTSDORP AND BBTHELSDORP.
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