COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.

! PATRICK HENRY.
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We find the following in the baptist Re-
gister, and to as, it is new. II appears that
soon after Henry's noted case Of !" tobacco
and preserves" as it was sometimes called
he heard ofa case Of oppression for consci-
ence's sake. The English church, having
been established by law in Virginia, became,
as all other establishments are wont to do,
exceedingly intolerent towards other sects


In prosecution Of this system Of converse
rion, three Babtists clergymen had been in