A Correct View of That Part of the United States Which Lies West of the Allegany
A Correct View of That Part of the United States Which Lies West of the Allegany
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It is probable that this country will settle very rap- idly, for it is scarcely exceeded in America for cliraute. Situation, and fertility of soil ; in the latter it is much like Kentucky.
The following is an extract of a letter, received from Stephen Hempsted of St. Louis, formerly from Couuecticiit : — " Since my residence here, in my excursions through the country, I endeav- ored to ascertain the religious sentiments of the inhabitunts. I find there are more than 100 families who have been b...rought up Presbyterians, within the circuit of from five to fifteen miles, and who v/ould readily contribute to the support of a Presbyterian preacher, who would occasionally visit them ; and many would constantly attend meeting at St. Louis. Many of my acquaintan- ces have joined either the Baptists or Methodists, rather than live any longer without the ordiuancesand worship of God, and would gladly return to the Presbyterian churches, whenever they shall be organized. I have frequently heard the Baptists and Metho- dist preachers, and am acquainted with some, whom I have uni- formly found without education, and of small talents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is probable that this country will settle very rap- idly, for it is scarcely exceeded in America for cliraute. Situation, and fertility of soil ; in the latter it is much like Kentucky.
The following is an extract of a letter, received from Stephen Hempsted of St. Louis, formerly from Couuecticiit : — " Since my residence here, in my excursions through the country, I endeav- ored to ascertain the religious sentiments of the inhabitunts. I find there are more than 100 families who have been b...rought up Presbyterians, within the circuit of from five to fifteen miles, and who v/ould readily contribute to the support of a Presbyterian preacher, who would occasionally visit them ; and many would constantly attend meeting at St. Louis. Many of my acquaintan- ces have joined either the Baptists or Methodists, rather than live any longer without the ordiuancesand worship of God, and would gladly return to the Presbyterian churches, whenever they shall be organized. I have frequently heard the Baptists and Metho- dist preachers, and am acquainted with some, whom I have uni- formly found without education, and of small talents.
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