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a better Booft ano
1751 two negro's are gone to help Mr. Mumford53 to mow.
w^—< Col: Updike10 came to Breakfast with us ys morning
from Tower hill66 where he had been filing Declarations. He told us a Surprizing Piece of news, but of
a Piece w* the other late Proceedings of ye Rhode
Island307 chhmen,vist yl ye young Peter Bourse308 read
Prayers and preached in ye chh there last Sunday wAt
any kind of ordination. May God open yl young
man's eyes yl he may see yl he has transgressed
against ye Lord in offering up ye Publick Prayers,
wch is ye Same in ye Xn chh, yt offering Incense on ye
Altar was in ye Jewish Uzziah was thrust out of ye
Sanctuary for such a Desecration wch turned to his
Dishonour he became a Leper to his dying Day.
Mo"4 came here to stay all night.
Saturday, July 27 th 1751. My two negro's howing in
ye Buckwheat and sowed turnips to Day. Mo.' is here.
I have not been well and my Arm is in its old weak
Frame.
Sunday, July 28th" 1751. Good God go w* me to yy
House and bless both Priest and People.
Mr. Mumford73 tells me Bourse's reading &c hath
disgusted many at Newport and yey have sent for
Mr. Usher.224
Sunday, July 28th- 1751. It is a hot Day, I am returned from chh. Mo' is gone Home, it looks like
Rain.
Monday, July 29th-1751.1 wrote by Samuel Browne244
to Mr. Usher, we have had a fine refreshing Rain
ys Forenoon. My two Negro's are threshing Rye.
Mr. Usher who had officiated ye Day before at
Newport came here. By him I understand yl Peter
Bourse's308 officiating is disliked by many, and will
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| Title | A letter book and abstract of out services written during the years 1743-1751 |
| Creator | MacSparran, James |
| Publisher | D.B. Updike, Merrymount Press |
| Place of Publication | Boston |
| Date | 1899 |
| Language | eng |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Title | 00000107 |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Transcript | a better Booft ano 1751 two negro's are gone to help Mr. Mumford53 to mow. w^—< Col: Updike10 came to Breakfast with us ys morning from Tower hill66 where he had been filing Declarations. He told us a Surprizing Piece of news, but of a Piece w* the other late Proceedings of ye Rhode Island307 chhmen,vist yl ye young Peter Bourse308 read Prayers and preached in ye chh there last Sunday wAt any kind of ordination. May God open yl young man's eyes yl he may see yl he has transgressed against ye Lord in offering up ye Publick Prayers, wch is ye Same in ye Xn chh, yt offering Incense on ye Altar was in ye Jewish Uzziah was thrust out of ye Sanctuary for such a Desecration wch turned to his Dishonour he became a Leper to his dying Day. Mo"4 came here to stay all night. Saturday, July 27 th 1751. My two negro's howing in ye Buckwheat and sowed turnips to Day. Mo.' is here. I have not been well and my Arm is in its old weak Frame. Sunday, July 28th" 1751. Good God go w* me to yy House and bless both Priest and People. Mr. Mumford73 tells me Bourse's reading &c hath disgusted many at Newport and yey have sent for Mr. Usher.224 Sunday, July 28th- 1751. It is a hot Day, I am returned from chh. Mo' is gone Home, it looks like Rain. Monday, July 29th-1751.1 wrote by Samuel Browne244 to Mr. Usher, we have had a fine refreshing Rain ys Forenoon. My two Negro's are threshing Rye. Mr. Usher who had officiated ye Day before at Newport came here. By him I understand yl Peter Bourse's308 officiating is disliked by many, and will [46] |
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