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1 true Peace of Mind the virtuous find the World subjects by Elemental Strife 2 and Passions are the Element of Life 3 the Air is clear and cold severe. 4 Nothing is morally laudable but moral Good, and nothing is punishable but moral Evil. Baxter [underlined] He again says that a bad man may be a Good Taylor Shoemaker etc[?] 5 Because there is no moral Virtue necessary to the welldoing of there[sic] Work. But a bad man can't be simply a good Magstrate [sic] Minister, Husband or Parent because there is much moral Virtue necesary to their duty. Pag. 485 Ch[?] Praise is due to Virtue. What is more desirable than [illegible] By Merit Punishment defy
£ Dyer Hock 99 Deacon Page 11 dollars Aaron Quimby 16 dollars Mrs Williams 29 1/3 dollars Mr Morrel 3 dollars Jo [o in superscript] 10 dollars ---------------------------------------------Dec 16 1767 £ S £ [pounds shillings pence?] Due to Deacon Page 1 4 Due from ye Ch[urc?]h 9 10 J 1.7.60
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Hook Constable for [176?] 2 John Page Doblough 11 1/2 Days work Page Love work . [J?] John 92 hn John P John John John hn Jo John Page Joseph John p Hook [Dau?] [standing?] inlightened [coniccience?] soften'd [rectified?] wills bowed to ye will of -- [?] made spiritual {and} [?] all old things pass away {and} all things become new [?] with from New principles by New Rules {and} with New Designs due to Mr Sargent, 20 8 .10 for 1765 Due to Mr Sargent eleven Pounds for work [Paid?] Mr Sargent 12 {pounds} [Monek?] 10 0. 14. [L?]paid him [?] {pounds} {October} 29 paid Sargent -26- Board {and} [?] Due to Dollaffe 11{pounds} [?] for [Home?] 2 2 7 2 Mr [?] Wood to be paid me by D. [page?] [?] Mr Hadlock Jr 3 pecks of Rice - one pair of shoes 5-10 {pounds} 34 lb of Beef [?] Due from Mr Hadlock 4 12 6 Due to Mr [Doyle?] 5 pounds} 4. 3 Due to {Samuel} [?] 4 {pounds}. 16 10
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