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      affate in itU « ha ^ ds Tho 6 e . vcho were its of st proj ectors , and * have accepts ; 4 a > n i u v itftti < Hv fioflfr the small Society : « £ ¦ Unitarians It ) this place , where 1 kope to he * the cieaiks Cinder Providence , of raiding-this ; drooping Society to its former health arid 'vijrotir .- ' ..

      ' 4 KoMrever * t \ e may ^ fail the object ofcour + pj&he& -or bb ^ evef . unfortunate we may be in ^ wt speculations , it is a-duty wbich we * V « vf-to our friends , and to ourselves , 'to lay ^ statement olAlt monies collected , and to fcatpress o * n ? thanks to those persons who t& * t £ Assisted 4 is * b ' dl 4 uif $ effelyi < iioBev notwithstanding the

      6 &iiA £ ion" of' the Chiipel at Southauv ^ ton , HrVttngetn ^ at ^ vriU be marie by our Umta-# la « ; f / ieiid ^ iti the South , to keep up UnltarKih ^ ^ rwsbip in that town * I tiust tfefftt ^ ti ^ iS < Ma 1 ^ ainptpQ speculation will not faa ^ f ^ SfMsrveiing soine usefu l purpose , that ^ T leao ' ittg ttose Who profess a rational feU ^ any ^ W ^ e * e » cUe : Teasot * in buU 4 »» g

      % ^ 0 if places of public worship . - "V ^ rtf ^ ving this a place in the next Nutnt * fer ^ f ^© ur v ^ luibfe Ktopository , ^ ili much ^ fl f ^ : >>^ Co nstant Reader , , aty ' - 'ib : Vi - : - / - \ t \ ' C-N ^ AJNT , ^ && £ &f ?^< xmFfh £ skire , 0 ct , 14 , 1816 .

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1816, page 622, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2457/page/58/