Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
From lions Advocate.
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Bro. Fl. Halves, in letter to the Edi-
tor, dated Nobleboro. April %, 1S4l,
says:
:: The revival in this place is still pro-
crossing IN very pleasing manner. Eff
~ two have been baptized, aud Consider
able number besides these, have related
their experience. and will 60 forward soclr.
Nearly every day reveals some new Cases
OF conversion, aud others of hopeful cou-
vic ion."
Maanahapkin, Penn The Baptist
church IN this place had for long time
previous 10 the beginning of this year,
been laboring under discouragemen,s.
But amid fears aud alarms" says the
( the Baptist Record. "lhere were few
piOus females who We're ever found atlheir
posts, whose trust was in GOd. whose ex-
peclations We're enlarged by the assurance
that "lhey that SOW in tears shall reap IN
10y" Within these few months. the as.
pect of things has been wholly changed.
The influences Of the Spirit lave descend
ed ii coplous effasions. Twenty have al
ready been baptized. of whom four were
Sabbath School Teachers.
Bedford, ~. "a letter to the Bap-
4isl Alv6cale. dated Bedford. April 4, Al.
after giving general notice OF a revival
in thai town, says: Since the work COM
menced. we have received by baptism,
twenty -four, and we hope The entire har.
vest is not yet gathered In"
Lycomiag, Pean.-A German village
in TINS town has lately been the scene u
an iieresiing awake ing. 1t occurred
under the labors of Two Baptist mluirters,
themselves Germans In The course OF
IL weeks, sixty-tNo converts were bap-
tizS.l.
Washington, Pea.-The Baptist church
al this town. alter long season ofdrpres-
sion and gloon. has been visited with a
refreshing season from the presence oil the
Lord. Upwards of sixty have been bap-
tized.
NeU Ycrk-We are pleased to see il
siaiedahat tue z on's (coored) Church,
has frceatIy been blessed with The reviv-
ihg Influences Of the Spirit Several have
been baptized, who together with those re-
ceived by letter, make an accession of fif-
teen since last November.
.-CeuipS.9 NJ Y.-Thirty seven have
beePgsdpuzed in this place since last 0cto-
beE The state OF things remains encour-
aging.
Green Villoge, N. IA wonderful
display Of qplckening and converting
grace has recently been made in TINS
place. "Sixty-two Of every age. f'on
: twelve to seventy, bad been baptized. :
previously to the l2ih ull
Annsriiie ~. Y.--There is pleasing
!. work Of The Spirit IN this place. Four
teen have been planted in the likeness Of
Chrisl's death, and Others are candidates
for the same ordinance
Amsterdam, w Y--Fory eight have
been added 10 the Baptist church in this
down since February twenty by letter.
and twenty -elghl by baptism. The
meetings are still interesting. and the So
-ciely design to build a.larger house Of
worship"
Ecan's Mills, NJ "a gracious out
pointing ii The Spirit has been experience
t1 by The Baplisi<cherch aud society in
.bIs place. since the FIRST of February.
Forty Tour have been bapli zed. OF this
number was Que whole household.
1t4<ion N. X..-Fhe number of re-
Gently bon'zed converts in this place, I'D
10 April G. was thiriy-fiv-. Six others
had been received as candidates for the
ordin.t.1 and here were many more
who. !. va. hoped, would go forward soon.
TINS work IS represented as having been
deIiehNolIv Interesting.
Three Nile Bay. ~ Y.--As the fruil
Of 40 Interesting revival in this place
since the 6fsi of the year. twenty five
have been baptized into The fellowship o.
the church.
Dandy. NJ K-Tweniy-n.ne have been
hopefully converted, and received 70 the
fellowship OF the church in this place since
the first Of The year.
Waysaw. NJ Y-Fifeen have been
bapiized ia this town within few weeks,
and oilers (Apsil l2) sand as candidates
Tor The ordinance.
B~ios, n = The church in Benton