...his sentiments towards those of other societies. I have often thought there never was a chaiacter, so nearly perfect within my knowledge, in our Society...extensively inculcated and effectually diffused, true, piactical, Christian principles. I could do no less than pay this brief tribute to the memory of these...

...towards those of other societies. I have often thought there never was so nearly perfect a character within my knowledge, in our society, and none that...effectually diffused true, practical, Christian principles." Upon the evacuation of Philadelphia by the British, Mr. Eddy went to New York, shortly after his brother...

...previous to which we formed a copartnership with Benjamin Sykes, under the firm of Eddy, Sykcs & Co. my knowledge, in our society, and none that more extensively...effectually diffused true, practical, Christian principles." " This firm prosecuted business mostly in consignments from England and Ireland, and some shipping...

...towards those of other socie7 ties. I have often thought there never was so nearly perfect a character within my knowledge, in our society, and none that...effectually diffused true, practical, christian principles." Upon the evacuation of Philadelphia by the British, Mr. Eddy went to New York, shortly after his brother...

...Thomas Eddy says of this friend: " I have often thought there never was so nearly perfect a character within my knowledge, in our society, and none that...effectually diffused, true practical Christian principles." Thomas Eddy reached New York at the age of twentyone, with little more than twenty-five pounds in his...

...toward those of other societies. I have often thought there never was so nearly perfect a character within my knowledge in our society, and none that...effectually diffused true, practical, Christian principles." 'Upon the evacuation of Philadelphia by the British, Mr. Eddy went to New York, shortly after his brother...

...toward those of other societies. I have often thought there never was so nearly perfect a character within my knowledge in our society, and none that...effectually diffused true, practical, Christian principles." Upon the evacuation of Philadelphia by the British, Mr. Eddy went to New York, shortly after his brother...

...Thomas Eddy says of this friend : " I have often thought there never was so nearly perfect a character within my knowledge, in our society, and none that...effectually diffused, true practical Christian principles." Thomas Eddy reached New York at the age of twentyone, with little more than twenty-five pounds in his...