Gazetteer of the State of New Hampshire
Gazetteer of the State of New Hampshire
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(See Heb. Xii. 22. ) But to answer your mind concern- ing deaths. — Within 30 years, 30 persons, old and young, have departed this life in our society hert-, for whom we do not mourn, believing they have the fruits of their labours. " Wc have generalh' consist- ed of from 200 to 300 souls in this village. Wc have one meeting-house, open at all times ior public worship, for all civil, discreet, candid, and well behaved people; but all who are otherwise minded, we wish them in better employ than ...to come among us. We have 7" dwelling-houses, t deacon's of- fice, and a number of work- shops, both for brethren and sisters, and several mills, &c. On an artificial stream. "We occupy upwards of 1000 acres of land which is conse- crated to the Lord, to all which we hold a lawful and constitu- tional right to govern and pro- tect from ail abuse ; and in that we are assisted by the ministers of the good oivil au- thority to which we !i:ive re- spect, and from whence we de- rive suport. " Wc manufacture many art- icles for sale, which we endea- vour to make worth what the consumer gives for them, such as linen and woollen wheels, measures, seives, candlesticks, brooms, wooden ware, boxes of wood, whips, cooper set work, cards for wool and cotton, rakes and sneads, leather of different kinds, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(See Heb. Xii. 22. ) But to answer your mind concern- ing deaths. — Within 30 years, 30 persons, old and young, have departed this life in our society hert-, for whom we do not mourn, believing they have the fruits of their labours. " Wc have generalh' consist- ed of from 200 to 300 souls in this village. Wc have one meeting-house, open at all times ior public worship, for all civil, discreet, candid, and well behaved people; but all who are otherwise minded, we wish them in better employ than ...to come among us. We have 7" dwelling-houses, t deacon's of- fice, and a number of work- shops, both for brethren and sisters, and several mills, &c. On an artificial stream. "We occupy upwards of 1000 acres of land which is conse- crated to the Lord, to all which we hold a lawful and constitu- tional right to govern and pro- tect from ail abuse ; and in that we are assisted by the ministers of the good oivil au- thority to which we !i:ive re- spect, and from whence we de- rive suport. " Wc manufacture many art- icles for sale, which we endea- vour to make worth what the consumer gives for them, such as linen and woollen wheels, measures, seives, candlesticks, brooms, wooden ware, boxes of wood, whips, cooper set work, cards for wool and cotton, rakes and sneads, leather of different kinds, &c.
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