 | 1733 - 400 pages
...That thefe Settlements, which were diftant from Water Carriage, and remotely fltuated in the Woods, had no Opportunities of a Market for Grain, and therefore...fufficient for their own Ufe, they had the more Time to rnaniifafilure both Wool and Flax for the Service of their Families, and feemed to be under a greater... | |
 | 1733 - 394 pages
...That thefe Settlements, which were diftant from Water Carriage, and remotely fltuated in the Woods, had no Opportunities of a Market for Grain, and therefore...Wool and Flax for the Service of their Families, and Teemed to be under a greater Neceftity ot doing it._ Upon^a further enquiry into this Matter, we do... | |
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That thefe Settlements, which were diftant from Water Carriage, and remotely fltuated in the Woods, had no Opportunities of a Market for Grain, and therefore as they did not raife more Corn than was fufficient for their own Ufe, they had the more Time... 