RENTALS OF RELIGION.
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 We understand the revival lately com menced in Russia, N. Y. is going on pow .erfully and generally. Last Sabbath, about 40 were received into the Methodist and Baptist churches by baptism. The Pres byterian Society also shares in the good work. The revival is characterized by a deep solenlnity, and persons of all ages, from childhood upwards, and of all de- scriptions, are subjects of the work. sa

 In Trenton the revival spreads, and has extended to Floyd. Peoples Friend.

 We are gratifed that any favourable in- dications begin to appear among us, for no place with which weare acquainted, stands in greater need of change and reformation than Washington City.-We think we dis cover among the children of God, an a. wakening that ought to encourage their hearts, and lead them more fervently and frequently to the throne of grace. esrss ! We must earnestly request Christians in every part of the Union to remember, in their prayers, the Metropolis of the na- tion.--C COlambian Star. s w g sta We mentioned short time. since, that a powerful work of divine grace was going on in the viltagc of Trenton. We under- stand that the work is now become power- fnl9 and general, in its character, in MT. GoodelPs society at Holland Patent, with in the limits of the same town, and three or four N isAslas from the village above mon toned. This town has formerly been one of the strong holds of Socinianism, and the only one in this portion of the country. There is now a great shaking there, and it is devoutly to be wished that this danger- ous and lizdestroying heresy may be en- tirely swept from the place. E A work of grace IS also going onward in 2 gradual manner in MT. Robinson's Con- gregation, Hanover Society, in the. town iof Paris and is becoming general. The number of hopeful conversions, we under- stand, is already considerable. ss, W

 At New Hartford and Clinton, the work appears to be increasing; at Rome. atl Litchfield and at Whitesborough, it is now as Interesting IS at any former period and .at Utica it continues much as it has done for the few weeks past-less powerful than formerly, but still of full interest. The work has extended, itself over the river in- to Deerfeld, where 1t is gradually incrcas- ing Western Recorder. ss s ,,,..

 Northampton Afass. By a letter just received from Northampton, we learn with pleasure of the existence of revival ofl religion in that town. !" The work" says our correspondent, sa is apparently in its I encement, but the people of God are to q considerable extent awake and active, and our expectations are large. A num- Der of persons have, we trust, already been born into the kingdom, while numbers more are in great distress, anxiously inqui- ring what they must do to be saved. Even | as the present stage Of the revival, it is 1 one of the most interesting times we everl knew. Rek. Chronicle.

 Rev, E. c. Macomber ef Bsyerly. givesl an account, in the Christian Watchman, of g. work of Grace which has been going on among the Baptists ins that town for a 1 number of Months past. {. Twenty-threel nave already been added to the church, ana few others stand candidates one ]