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...with industry and frugality, become wealthy farmers, or, as they are called in Europe, estated men ; who, in their own countries, where all the lands are fully occupied, and the wages of labor low, could never have emerged from the condition wherein they were born. In the west of Pennsylvania...

...plantation, in which they are assisted by the good-will of their neighbours, and some credit. Multitndes of poor people from England, Ireland, Scotland, and Germany, have, by this means, jn a few years, become wealthy farmers, who, in their own countries, where all the lands are fully...

...poor people from England, Ireland, Scotland, and Germany, have hy thie means in a few years hecame wealthy farmers, who in their own countries, where all the lands are full; occupied, and the wages of lahour low, could never have emerged from the mean condition wherein...

...assisted by the good will of their neighbours, and some creu.t. Multitudes of poor people from Enf lami, Ireland, Scotland, and Germany, have by this means in a few years became wealthy fanners, who in their own countries, where ail the lands are fully occupied, and the...

...their neighbours, and some credit. Mul"•»in of poor people from England, Ireland, Scotland, * born and Germany, have by this means in a few' years become wealthy farmer*, who, in their own countries, whero all the lauds are fully occupied, and the wages of labour...

...their plantation, in which they ar» ass'steJ by the gooa will of their neighbours, and some crea.t. Multitudes of poor people from England, Ireland, Scotland, and Germany, have by this means in a few years became wealthy farmers, who in their own countries, where all the lauds are fully occupied, and the...

...their plantation, in which they are assisted by the goodwill of their neighbours, and some credit. Multitudes of poor people from England, Ireland, Scotland,...all the lands are fully occupied, and the wages of labor low, could never have emerged from the poor condition wherein they were born. From the salubrity...

...their plantation, in which they are assisted by the good will of their neighbours, and some credit. Multitudes of poor people from England, Ireland, Scotland and Germany, have, by this means, in a fewyears, become wealthy farmers, who in their own countries, where all the lands are fully occupied,...

...their plantation, in which they are assisted by the good-will of their neighbours, and some credit. Multitudes of poor people, from England, Ireland,...lands are fully occupied, and the wages of labour low, oould never have emerged from the mean condition wherein they were born. From the salubrity of the...