Pamphlets by Riy Paseipest Green Appraised
Oneida Seminary author Riy Paseipest Green is thanked for pamphlets. the notes mention prior reading and value as tokens of Christian regard. The text also references 197 acts passed by the state legislature in the last session, with notes on appointments and a declined presidency at Hanover College by Dr. Witherspoon of South Carolina.
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Witherspoon
South Carolina
Hanover College
Abyssynia
Cairo
Egypt
Abyssinia
Gobat
Sennaar
Dongola
Africa
Mocha
New York
Mos.—The American Baptist
Theft and morality in early America amid Texas news
A 1837 letter and commentary discuss theft definitions and Christian conduct, criticizing wood-taking from neighbors and Congress land with moral appeals. The piece includes military camp notes from Texas, emigration policies, and varied regional notices on crime, public affairs, and industry.
Religious notices and philanthropy in early Boston churches
In Boston four churches report thirteen thousand dollars donated to the American Board. A Catskill Mountain resident in Green County gave five hundred dollars for heathen missions, with another pledge. The American Board has appointed twenty seven missionaries since September, with twenty six more offering service. A Vermont Telegraph note describes Professor Whiting’s Bible revision aiming to replace baptize with immerse. A Baptist minister named Bernard travels to raise six thousand dollars for the work. New Hampshire legislature rejects a Free-will Baptists petition to form a Home Mission Society over alleged abolitionist views.
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Boston
American Board
Green County
N. Y
Catskill Mountains
Foreign Service
Richmond Telegraph
Francke
Halle
Jesus
Baptist Biste
Vermont Telegraph
Whiting
Telegraph
Bernard
New Hampshire
Free-will Baptists
Home Mission Society
Christian Watchman
Congress of Nations prize decision and assorted notices
The New York Observer reports that the American Peace Society finds no essay clearly superior in the $1,000 Congress of Nations prize and no award is made. It cites other items including mob violence in 1834, opium trade in China, the arrest of Squire Peart, green tea frauds, temperance lectures in Harrisburg, lunatic population estimates, a deadly water spout near Precheur, and related social issues of the era.
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New York Observer
Congress OF Nations
Messrs
American Peace Society
Re. L. D. Dewey
Secretary of the American Peace Society
Joan Quincy Adams
James Keart
Daniel Werster
Squire Peart
N. J. Moon Baxer
Wayne County
Indiana
N. Jersey
Ohio
Scipio
Wright
Centreville
U.S. Marshall
New Jersey
James
Eaton
London Quarterly Review
United States
America
Harrisburgh
Penn
Hunt
House of Representatives
New England
New York
England
Scotland
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William Brow
Jacksonville
The
Alton Observer
Mr. Eprrog
Vesuvius
Laocoon
Joshua
Carrie
Hall
Ovejoy
Werstand
Sam
Socrates
Dea. A
Congress
Church of Christ
Quincy
Justice
Texas
Camp Independence
la Bacca River
Illinois
Tne
Felix Huston
Natchez
la Bacca
Metagorda Bay
Metamoras
Bravo
San Jacinto
Santa Anna
Mexico
Canaan
Alton
E. Morrenr
St Rex. R. 1
New London
Peake
Bosley
Salt River Journal
Baptist Banner
Corumbia
Tenn
E. R. Osborne
William Reep
Marblehead
Mass
Reed
American Board of Foreign Missions
Prudential Committee
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
House of Representatives of
Old Bay State
Donaldsonville
Horrio
Tom Toby
Lafourche
Gulf
Thibodeauxville
Lexington Observer
Columbia
Maury County
Rachel Dickson
Common Pleas Court
Mary Potter
Kentucky
McCracken County
New Bedford
Wm. Felt
Madison County
Sandy Welch
Broadway
Ann Street
Matthew Harper
Washington Market
U. S. Journal of Commerce
Cincinnati
Charleston
Cincinnati Chronicle
Clinton (Miss
Covington County
G. D Gere
Anegro
Josiah
John Martin
Louisiana
Mississippi River
J. L. Jourey
C. C. Williamsburgh
Bridewell
St. Vincent Chronicle
Precheur
Madame Larosiere
Boston Daily Advertiser
Great Britain
Boston Evening Transcript
Harvard University
Williams College
Bowdoin College
Amherst College
Bergen Hill
N. J
Chateaubriand
Charles XII
Bordeaux
Don Carlos
Cortes
Dallas County
Alabama
William P. Molet
Evans
Leighton
N. Hampshire
Navy
University of Alabama
Bloomington
Wisconsin Territory
Loomington
Muscatine Prairie
Burlington
Belo
Burtington
Bloon
Rockingham
St. Louis
Galet
Tington
Muscatine County
Iowa
A. Whiting
J. Kasey
L.S. Webster
ST. John
E. E. Fay
J. Petty Bone
N. B
R. Kinney, . Kinney, R. Line
Geo. Holton
Deacer
Second Street
Ilinois
Carrollton
Gilbert Douglass
2Nd Street
Hnois
General Conference
Usia
Job Lawrence
M. B. R. Alton
Card. Ars. W. L
William B. Amos
Kite
Jas. B. Pinckard
Upper Alton
J. Monroe
A. Shannan
Alfred Shannan
Lower Alton
C. W. Hunter
Logan & Lawrence
Gaicesvinen Las
Bearg
Guigesville
Illinois River
Phillips’ Ferry
Gilead
Rushville
Aaron Tyler
Griggsville
David Hoyt
Dien
Anxon S. Ross
Christ
Cincinnati Journal
Goon Furpay
Joseph M’cloy
Sten
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