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RELIGIOUS The Rev Mir. JOHNSON and RIcK. FITS, of Kentucky, Baptists of the reformed, or MT. Campbell's order, have been preaching in our city for several weeks We have had the pleasure of hearing them number of times, and find them men of considerable ingenuity and great zeal in the promulgation of their peculiar views of the Bible Whenwe heard them, the burthen of their discourses ImmerSion They contend that it is the only scrptura mode of Bapfism--that it is for the remis sion of sins, and that ones sins are not pardoned Gn til immersed. They contend furthermore that there IS no abstract operation of the Spirit that il opnat,s alone through the Wor9, or scriptures-and that they arc right, all others wrong and they ex- hort all denominations to abandon their churches. and unite with them. They have made number ofccnvers 10 their peculiar views, and immersed them. We are glad 10 see the community brought into the practice of the virtues ofthe Christian Re iision, no matter by what sect As to peculiar views, We have only to say, every man 10 his notion.

 DELLA WEBSTER, seheu-mis;ress of. .exington Ky, has been recently sent to the penitentiary of that State, for two years. ea charge of aidinp a pretended preacher. by the name of Fairbanks. of the same place, in carrying of slaves with the view of libeiatin. ihem. The testimony against her was very strong-indeed II lefi no doubt of her enin.- fiwas proven that she made several contradictory. and all false statements about ihe matter before her arrest lis strange ihst person pretending 10 do beIssoleHt act, can ai the same tme te guilty ofthe basest lying and masDness in reference to ii Such an anomaly ia human nature can oaly bs accounted tor upon the suFecsition that saeh fsaa;ieism, as Miss Webster evidently .ahored under. produces a dcFanstmeni os the mind, Fairbanks Is yet io De llicd

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