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A Continuation of the Reverend Mr. Whitefield's Journal, 1741: After His Arrival at Georgia, to a Few Days After His Second Return Thither From Philadelphia (Classic Reprint)
A Continuation of the Reverend Mr Whitefield's Journal 1741 After His Arrival at Georgia to a Few Days After His Second Return Thither From Philadelphia - Classic Reprint Author:George Whitefield Excerpt from A Continuation of the Reverend Mr. Whitefield's Journal, 1741: After His Arrival at Georgia, to a Few Days After His Second Return Thither From Philadelphia — Friday January u.1739-40. Went this Morning wnth fume Friends to view a Tradl of Land, confirting of 500 Acres, which Mr. Hwhom I left School-Mafler of avannah was direfted, I ... more »hope by Providence, to make Choice of for the Orfhan-Houfe. It is fituated on the Northern Part of the Colony, about lo Miles oSavannah and has various Kinds of Soil in it; a Part of it very good. Some Acres, through the Diligence of my Friend, are cleared. He has alfo llock dit with Cattle and Poultry. He has begun the Fence, and built a Hut; all which will greatlyforward the Work. I choofe to have it fo far off the Town, becaufe the Children will then be more free from bad Examples, and can more conveniently go upon their Lands to work. For it is my Deign to have each of the Children taught to labour, fo as to be qualified to get their own Living.
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