The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-11-25
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

| MorAka IN laAEL-The following are en-
tracts Fom notice in the Observer. Of the ds.th
o. 'ne widow Of frederick Apg.r, who died a,
mount Pleasant, N. j., aged IS years:
Mrs Elizabeth Apgar, the dau,h,., A phil
up fhilhouse. was born at or near RacL.w.,
IN me county Of Morris, N. j., on the l5ih AZ
July, l1s5- For about seventy wear. had ~.
been a resident Of the township in which an.
died-and during the long lapse Of sixty-sight
years was she a member Of the church Of Chri.t
Her Posterity number as follows, viz
IL Children,
VI Grand-childreu,
235 MISREPRESENTATION,
70 Great-grest- grandchildren
3s3 In all
ACCOMMODATIONS Coolidge, in his brief
message to the Vermont legislature. .avs,--
Education for all is now demanded. lnSulsl-
i've men long 'since found out that there l. no
such thing as that which literary fops have call
ed tne WI gar mind The artificial distinction
oil me past are yielding to the claims Of com
mon sense and common Justice; and a Ia for.-
Swallowed that in our country, II rot elsewhere.
man % 10 rank by the nsasz are az his ins,I
worth"
Grout at Umvoti, in Southern Africa. SAYS
"Tell the good people that some Ct our chureb
members, who were heather year and a half
ago, and whose income Is but live shilling. :
month, cast into the monthly col eetion box i've
shillings and sxpence-half their monthly in
come Never, in any part of New England.
where have attended the Concert, have heard
prayers from eiergymen or laymsn which inter-
ested and delighted me more than those Of som,
Of these heather.
The late Mrs Roger Sherman, Of Fair
held, Conn, received into her family, and ed.-
Gated at different periods, twelve destitute or
Phen children She had lest her own children.
and both herself and husband being Impressed
With the conviction that they might do good by
filing the place Of parents to the homeless; they
commenced the work-and As enc and another
became settled in life, their places were filled BY
others
THE FREE CHURcH OF ScorIASD.-Many
landed ProPrietors Of Scotland. Il appears, re-
fuse TO sell land, at any price, when required for
building churches or ehspels for the use Of the
free church. The Rev. Mr.. Glass says he has
preached, standing up 10 his knees in snow,
to 5000 people, who remained for three hours
together.
Rsv'd. EIiphalet Gillett, d. D., Of HalIowsll.
sAoAncB 0irN On AJtl OF nearly nitv
years, Dr. Gillett has been eminent among the
Congregational ministers of that section OF the
county, and for almost twenty years past filed
with great ability and success the Office Of cor
responding secretary Of the Maine Missionary
Society.
The Presbytery Of Bedford, Wsstchestsr eoun-
ty, have, among other resolutions, passed, az
their recent session, one disappearing of trav-
cling in railroads on the Sabbath, and especially
Of the practice Of sending off milk BY the cars
on that day.
BsGINNIS6 TO HELP THEasELvEs.-For the
last seven years, ths amount Of contributions
raised at several stations at the London Foreign
Missionary Society, towards their own support.
has exceeded $4,000 annually-being nearly
One-hfth of the Society's income.
THANKSGIVING has been designated as follows;
In Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, Nov
Is. In Massachusetts and Connecticut, Nov
30 In New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
Maryland, Ohio, Missouri, Tennessee and Ken-
lucky, Nov. %.