We found M.Fevaz, minister of the Seceders in this place, very interesting, humble, and spiritual.

He related to us, in much simplicity and candor, that in the commencement of their separation they were strenuous to preach doctrinal sermons, but now they had been favored to see the necessity of preaching purification of heart through the operation of the Spirit.
Called on -- -- Gaudin, who keeps a boarding-school in a beautiful situation near the town.

We had not been long in the company of him and his dear wife, before we felt much contrited together, and had a precious religious opportunity.

At parting, the dear man, with myself, was quite broken into tears.

We left with him, as well as with the others, Judge Hale's "Testimony to the Secret Support of Divine Providence," which we had translated, and had got printed at Geneva.
On the 24th they proceeded to Neufchatel.