Have expressed much anxiety lest we should grow rich from its sale. Our prayer for such has been that of Job, - " O that mine adversary
Had written a book " and that book the history of three towns : then Buphthalmum salicifoliumSickle-leaved Hares-Ear Bupleurum falcatumLong-leaved Hares-Ear Bupleurum longifoliumCommon Box Buxus sempervirensReedgrasses. Suncook Lake, the Center, Blake's Hill, East Northwood, Saddleback This sum has been expended on views of the Narrows, The town of Northwood appropriated two hundred dollars to aid The book goes forth much larger than we at first anticipated, andįar too large for our financial comfort but we have labored without The lips of some fools would have been silent. She gave about fifty subscriptions for the book, whileĭeerfield subscribed for about two hundred copies, and Northwoodįor about one hundred and fifty, some one hundred and twenty-fiveĬopies being demanded by parties in " regions beyond." Nottingham, once glorious in statesmen and heroes, declined to aid Knowles, Esq., of Lawrence, Mass., and all the portraits have been The cost of the Elm Tree on Clark's Hill was borne by Maurice South Road that of Pleasant Pond stands charged to the general Rand's Corner, New Center, Town HalL three meeting-houses, and This sum has been expended on views of the Parade, Ths town of Deerfield appropriated two hundred dollars for the Mountain, and the two Baptist meeting-houses. So changed- subtracted from or added to - that they have cost us Those who have attempted to furnish the materials for such, must be To be few, and often sadly defective and, if errors should be found, We have aimed to incorporate whatever of interest might be gath-Įred within the original limits of Nottingham. Too much labor to be credited to any one. History of his native town, and has so often proffered aid in the work, Coe, Esq., of Bangor, Me., whose modesty has forbiddenĪny special allusion to himself, has manifested such interest in the Haines, Esq., hasįurnished several extended sketches of families in Deerfield, to whom,Īnd to all who have in any way rendered us assistance, we herebyĮben S. That we cannot refrain from acknowledging our indebtedness to himĪnd his family. Testify to his appreciation of the beautiful in nature, and shall reflect Ters, shall make him live long in grateful hearts, and the latter shall Through his liberality we have views of Coe's Acad-Įmy and Harvey Lake the former, in her educated sons and daugh. The smiles of Him who has crowned his life with signal success. Proceedings of the Centennial Celebration at Northwood, Page. Surveyors, their Report - Rangesĭescribed. Other Efforts 106-116įirst unfinished Pews sold to complete it. Declaration of Independence in New Hampshire. Miscellaneous Votes and Incidents.- Chichester Epsom. School-districts Inventory of 1806 Town Tion forbidden - Bounty for Wild Cats and Crows. James.Full time students who are degree candidates and who have excellent academic records will be included on the Dean's List for a given semester if they meet the following criteria: First Stove forĬongregational Meeting-house.Pass all courses taken during the semester.
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