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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
Price SO Cents.

& N. ]. SMITH, Dandy N. w. Saw
-. yer, Tlnmouth M. Clark, Middle
town A. Harlow, &, G. Barlow, Clarendon
Springs; A. Buck, Pttsford Boyn'on g.
Martin, Orwell c. r. Walker, Benson :
A. A. Allen, Fairhaven Stanley d LET
fngwell, Poultney; VIM. Moulton &. Co.,
Castleton F. Slason, and Daniels g. Bell,
Rutland. 2q:4Otiav
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
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IN AIKEN up 10y the subscriber al his House. in Sber-
- burae, the 9Th day Of July, 1887, dark brown
MARE, with three white feet aud white strip in her
face. aud has OF cut hook " her thigh
the side said supposed 10 be five years old
last spring. The requested 10 prove property
pay charges and take her away.
r. w. ESrABROOKS,
Shreburno July 4, 1887. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
Isaac lsaldaIl's Estate.

STATE Of Fremont. lTnlE Hon. the Probate cour
Dsfriefef Ra1and IS - for the DISTRICT Of Rutland
II lie heS Of Isaac RANDALL late Of M0tnMoil. de-
erased, CREETHo
Uherea,, GALLrNA Observation-Disclosures OF the es-
tate Of aae Randall hath represented to tins court that
the personal estate of he sand deceased insufficient e.
pay his debts and hath applied iof license 10 sell 50 much
Of the real of said deceased VIII pay said debts
and tho costs AM charges Of settling said estate.
Therefore, You hereby notified TO appear before
the r. obae Court a. session thereof 90 be holden ut
Rutland the Let Monday Of August next aud show
good to the contrary give bonds said court
shall direct for the yrymout OF said debtsniherwiseh the
said administrator wi then be licensed and authorized
sell much Of the real estate Of ssd deceased as will
be sufficient pay the said debts AMI all legal costs and
charges. ADD the publication Of copy OF this notice
three weeks succe..yey in the Rutuud Herald, shall
be sufficient, notce to all concerned
Given under py hand aud the seal Of said Probate
lbs Court at Rutland in said district this 18Th
day of July, 4. u 1881.
H. b 7OWSLEE, Register.
true copy OF record.
30 II. u TOUSLEE, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
ElAir VegetaI Balsamique.
N. H. DOWNS
Veg efNble B0lsNnaic EIirjr.

lHlOR Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Cstsrrh, Cr1
~ Asthma. Whooping Cough, aud Of all other dnss,
Is OF the head. chest and lungs
Pamphlets containing history Of the medieis,-'
sketch Of the diseases Tor which II is recommend
uhcates from unquestionsble sources-smpls dgaHr
accompanying each bottle-msy be had oiany SosS
gencies, gratis
CERTIFICATE.
For The bcneh, o the afflicted, beg leave ogire ~
Rev. \. H. Downs Vegetable Balssmic Elixir The bgt
est possible recommendation. have gwen iiioHd
q" mine whose lungs evidently Dangerously sfft'
anu tor whom we were much sarmed,aftor havips q"
many other remedies IN vsin-the fcsult i',tho dr'i'
now APPARENTLY removed aud the chl1 re,tored 10 h7a
10 eject this, one phISl only has been used.
S1EPHEN CHANDDN
slanbridse, June %, 1886
~ he above medicine is for sale at the Ruia"1 -
SfDe. by
I7:f W. PAY, AgeM
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
" % or.

n H. person ind, bed 10 the estate II Richard Howe
~ late 81 Puul'Hcy deceased, are requested 10 make
immediate paymcut 20 the ssbscrilcr-Aud sl persons
having demands either of note or book acc,uut against
sad estFte, ~" present them TO ior aIJustaout sul
payment.
n J.RUCGLEs .49,aiaistraigr.
Wet Pouiiucy. jane 90. 1881 e-sGw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
w ai,teG /:

SHEtRrp LINES WOOL and HATING and SHIP
riNG fUk>--ior which liberal price will be paid in
HATS or CAsu.
Also TAINTED most kinds Of PRODUCE that the Far
mer raises, in exchange for Hats.
Rutland, May .. 1887. l9:3mo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
Castor. Esaffs.

Black and D,ab SsJe.fas C.iSTORS;
.i.so 81 ard 81 graiiiy Do. BiIek aHd DroJ
B'aot aaa Ubhc suyc.1ae BrHsh DO, --cqusl to
oay Via, be made 10 this any other state in
ile Uuiou.
lie aisu tcops large assortment Of No /, . s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
Pork and Grain.

iDAlGE MUNGER have for sale about 30 b. ,rel,
* hers. prime Mes sBl prime FORK Also. fev
barrels Of HfNS,-slso. CORN, RYE, aaG OATS.
Rutland, (Miil Vilisse) April 10, 1851 l6tl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
.tnpt Hats,

&C every sIac aud de-cup,iun, to suit tie most d.
ucu.i putc.a-e,---anI aa 6is tot The lawyer, Far.
r.,r aud Dandy
u. also keeps Tor those who wish, small as
.uIIlnnnl Of 6r.i INTO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
Juvenile Melodies.

HRHE JUVENILE slSGIsG-sC HooL-'y Los
- rLL Mason ADD g., J. wGss, Professors 70 -
Boston Academy Of suse-just reeeirsd sna i'r ~
Ruilsnl Book store, by WAL
lysy 20, 1881.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
Cottage Bibles.

TNlilS isl cheap and valuable edition o.
l. Bible for lac use offamlies, IN two NohP
rec d.and for sale at the Rutlsnd Book Store y
W. FAY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
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~ AiE nto the enclosure of the subscrhor the st
~ inst bay horse with white hind feet, pposed TO
be four five years old. The is requested to
prove property pay charges aud take him away.
II. 7. & f. +. LILLE.
Dandy, July 6, 1897. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
, Hats! Hats J! IN
Oh Ell GOk :,

NyfOVl y rf rui The public TIA, DC has ON hard a,
~ tie old Hat Siny tho tr,t Village Cd Rptiand,
s'surieut VI al kiul, oi mars, Of tht latest aih-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
P0feiis RcroIril,g HORSE Rates.

P0feiS RcrOIri5sg Horse RGLes.
X VALUABLE article iar Tho FArnrR The H..
d. icnlon 81 Fsrmru 20 She County 81 RutIani. r.
'nf"ea T. lhe lATEHr TENoLvING WrEsE RAKE, mau-
a'aciurel by Ncfn c. & @ &. RlCH, Of shorehau1.
Albion county w. Il + believed t-i ,h, art Gle d,
superior 90 say rH- ofthe KIDD now u 1.e rfaar far
ae AMI b. generally thought 90 De- saving 81 81 loas
The wage 81 one haui d-uug ,he Hay testou
Fvr 'alc by appointment tv
JAS. PORTER. Runsnl
NEhCHAI T. DANA, Castcton,
10 CiiA-. BROWN. Ii.t.larI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
Cure for Indigestion,

J4U.NDICE & DISEASE OF THE LITER!!
JEwETT's IMPROVED VEGETABLE PILLS,
mr. GERMAN SPECIFIC, will prove sure rem
W e1y for dyspepsia jsundice of the liver headache
heartburn, stomach, loss Of appetite dizziness weak.
ness IN the limbs cosvene. and piles. .4mong the ma
ny Testimonials recently received ofhe sauary effects
these pills the following strong proofs submitted forex-
animation -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
i o w der.
Wagon and Cart Tire.

"a lRT MASON have on hssi soalls an, .t,,l,
- "ssoa AM C'riiTss .iiss-Dsatle sgs eaBsls
Nseen sl.a Cart b81es sN
Reliant. Jsly Il, IEJ7. "A
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
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n tAlE into the enclosure Of the subscriber in Tin.
~ mouth on the 25h day Of June 1881, small sized
black MARE, about fourteen hands hish with star in
the i'reho al aud switch tail Therefore, the owner is
requested to call, property pay charges aud take
her away Immediately
STEPHEN BARRETT.
Tinmuu;h, Jlly 5, 1887 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

ToSTSCNIpT, MARCH IS, l837.--Bys D.,
act ul Congress the benefits of The 81 section Of ,
OF July 4, 1886, are extended to widows who have t
ned slice the doecasc Of their frst husbands for wo
services, such widows may now claim pensions unlu
sail act, provided they widows ut the time of II,
passage. Also, the widow amy person who connue l
in tho u service until the 81 ot November 1883 and
was married before that day aud while her husband vi,
IN such service, will be entitled to the benefit OF ,ail q
section.
o. Ptnsion business under he ADORE mentioned Oh
a"daH Others transacted, as usual By The subsoriJt.
1l;u J. COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
Newly Invented Truss.
TIE DOUBLE CONE, SPIRaL SPRL,I
TRUSS.

sDECENTLY invented by BELa Farm, i. row mo
~ sented To the public under full conviction that If
can be worn with more aud safety. and with r.,.
er ben, III TO the Patient, than any other rruss "a
use. These Irusses, 80 far II Is believed human gou.
ius can go, posses perfect selfsdjuuug principle
They accommodate themselves 10 every motion and 20
sition OF the body and at the time preserve
slant, uniform, equal aud TO the Patient, sgretsb
pressure upon the parts to which they applied The
Pads formed Of Wire Spring, bent To the shape
Double Cone, with the base compressed TO gett,
convex 10 receive the cushion This pad Is n,tachs 70
elastic steel Spring, which passes round the body
DOUBLE TRUSS.
TIE Double Truss is formed 10y sfTixiDg one end Of
the Steel Sprng 10 the centre of transverse Bar (oa
each end OF which Is placed the above described Isb
BY lis free and uuembsirassod ments, vAs ",
be adjusted to the proapsed parts with peioet eHsst.
saicty,wheiher they situated horizontally tue
lique direction from each other; and no mo, emep
the body can displace in the lenst affect them tor
thor description is deemed unnecessary Us III. sbgH
inspection has never. III single iustsace failed 10 .
even the most rreujiced Of their superior proporiei
For sale by DANIELS & BELL. Rutland, H.
feo' III 30mo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
= Il / (

n DDTSON BUCK, has lot Of SOLE LEATHER
~ for salc-Also, Farewell & Cos Patent .eu
scYTHEs-LRmsons Patent sSATns--and Buffers Pa
tent cast steel Forks
Pittsiord. July |, 1887. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
AMERICAN TRUSS.
JAQUITH's PATENT.
NHHOSE only, who know by experience the ,uHa1
- endured from
HERNIA OR RUPTURE

VIII sci Just estimate upon the value OF nm nstfu1.a
tor the perfect cure Of this daDgerou. Complaint Th
ffoprletors hazard nothing in Inserting that no uss
meht has ever been used for HERsIA, so perfectly 40
ted. safe and certain Of efecting cures
Cures have been performed by there TRussEs in foV
weeks thong aggravated cases. ard cases of louy .su
much relief will he given. Recent cases should recs,
immediate attention, in order TO insure success. TN
earnestly recommended, that their superiority may B,
tested.
Every purchaser has the privilege Of returll
'hs Truss after trial Of cigh, days if j, doe, Dos"
satisfaction
For sale by appointment, by
~ JAS PORTER, Rutland
ana titus HUTCHINSON, Jr, Woodsiook T.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
Machine brushes.

RI uRT MASON have fr sale Machine Erg.Le,
- iroa Toto 10 iucbe' length, suitable lor cloth
isrs use.
Rstlanl Jolly ~. 1857. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
NOV ELTl.

tn. fsns~isr esrisa, article is t'.nsc'lei i'o"
i.oadaa M.s,sias. fo' Issas'y. 1887.
J,s.A err. eras Csiebesfed J~gsisy sg'as.
Yss I,o..s faaf Je,I bviA A, the occupations spd
tiesssre. II childhood presuce ro~cffsi 'H'rfe'
.sou on ,A.s asaaory simos, every rssdrf who be-
s.r.~s b.. Inssnit'r days ~ EaFbsh nuSs~ry.
rvxsil.rs, thc delight siih sbch be repeated ihai
ra.,l. urslinr ierenJ--'The House that JACK
bu,i,' vrsy fes. howsvef, ere =, at a~are - she
ps-rsusl fros u ts eomT-.s'ioH, Or tie particular
ssh,~ei Il ma, ecagned TO illustrate. And feecr
s,iii -osld Suspect TIA, II - only 40 seeomrnodai
cd and sltefed ifanslsiiaa ~ az aneicpi pafala'-
eel hvms .vng by tee jcss a. tie fcsst 81 The fas-
s.,.r ssd commemorative ofibe principal events
In the bi.,orr Of that people. Yet such 3. actually
,he fact The ongnsl, 20 the Chadce language I
10 ss~ lying before me and a. nay not be uo'|
Interesting to your readers. aiii fIrui-h them
vita Hiersi translation q II, sud then sd tle
,.rprs,s,ion, as gwen BY n. E. Lcbcfeohi, I.ep
se, 1871. The hymn nsclf IS found S,yisr
HSggsdsL FOL- %.
a kid lid. my father bought.
For two pieces o. money
4 Nd, Nd.
Then came the c1t. and ale the KID.
That my father bought,
For two pieces ~ money
a Md. KID
3 Then came The dog and bii the cat
That ate ihc KID
That my father bought
For two piece. Of money;
a Md. KID.
4 Then came the staff aud beat the dog.
That bit the cat.
That ate the KID,
That my father bought.
For two pieces OF money
a KID, Kid.
8 Then came the IRE and burned the staff
Ths, beat the dog,
That bit the cat,
That ate the kid
That my father bought.
For two pieces Of money:
kld Md.
Then came the tcdtcr, and qucnchcG lh,
lire,
That burned the staff
That beat the dog,
That bit the cat.
That ate the kid,
That my father bought,
For two pieces OF money:
a hid, hid
Then came the or, aud drank the water
That qucnched the FIRE,
That burned the staff,
That beat the dog,
Tia, b., the cat,
That ate the kid,
That my father bought
For two pieces Of money
A kid, kid.
Then came the butcher and slew the OK
That drank the wster,
That quencbed the hrc
That burned the staff,
That beat the dog,
That bit the cat,
That ate the kid,
That my father bought
For two pieces Of money
Kid, hid.
Then came the angel Of death and XII
led the butcher,
That slew the OK,
That drank The water,
That quenched the FIRE,
That burned the staff,
That bea, the dog.
That bit the cat,
That ale the kid,
That my father bought.
For two pieces Of money:
A KID a kid.
10 Then came the Holy One. Blct'd be lie
And killed the angel of death,
That killed the butcher,
That siox the OK.
That drank the water,
That quenched the fire.
That burned the staff,
That beat the dog,
Tha, bit the cot,
That ate the kid,
That my father bought.
For two pieces Of money:
A KID, ND.
The following 10 the Interpretation
I. The kid. which was obe ofthe pure animals
denotes The Hebrews.
The father by whom il was purchased is Jeho
ho
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
WIDOW S

or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF TuE Rrya
- LUTON, who were married tcf0gt the clu,, q
their last tcrm OF Service, whose husband, serve, ,r
ably To- the oct 81 Congress of the 7tb. june 1854
years, and uu l"ss Than SIX months now draw ta,.
ic, during their remaining single, ty true ct a,
sc; ol I,h, July 1856, such pensions rs their hal.
would have been entitled to, under the fir, pi,uuu
act; whether their Husbands may have died dur,n, ,t
war, or since 'hat period Also, the widows ct ,o.,
Officers or soldier who were married ailtg tha, warvt
husband. have died since the 4ih, Of March. 1891 A.,
before the :, June, 1882, draw much as thor II.
spcciHe husbands would have IN entitled TO-, ,el.,
tho act OF June = 1892 from the SAID T. March 1891
the day OF the said husbands dccepsc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

The following is the Interpretation
I. The Kid. which was obe Of the pure animals
denotes The Hebrews.
The father by wbom It was purchased is Jeho-
web. Who represent. himself as sustaining this re.
lstion to the Hebrew nation.
The two pieces OF money signify Moses and Aa-
ron. through whose mediation the Hebrews were
brought out of Egypt.
?. The ca, denotes the Assyriaas, By whom
The ten Tribes were earned into captivity.
.. The deg 10 symbolicsl OF the Bah ionlsns.
=. The staff signifies the Persi.ns
D. The IRE indicates the Gfecian empire under
Alexander the Great.
o. The water belokens the Roman or the fourth
Of the great monarchs, TO whose dominion The
Jess we're subjected.
.. The On Ia symbol the SsrHeens who sob.
esed Palestine. and brought II under the ehal,p.
hna
.. The butcher that killed the or denotes the
Cfossss's BY ~hom the Holy Land vas wres,ee
cut OF the hands al the Sssesns
y. The angel ofdesIh signifies The Turkish poa
Or. By which the bsS Of Palestine wss tskep ftou,
the fraAks, snd to ~Lieh It is stll subject.
10. The eontneooe@ebi @ the tenib sinar, 4.
essagnee 10 sho~ thar God ~il lake signal ves.
esoes on the Turks Immediately after y hose over.
tsfe~ The Jews ere 10 be restored % their Own
i'nd' AID 1--we SsSer The se'enniea, u the long
sIPsstsd MESSIAH.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14

Nh. EDITOR:
If the doctrine Of impu'a'ion w"rc I" eX-
plunged" from the Christian system, as
an "absurli:y," how could any sinner
escape from the wrath 10 come; )" for 1t
will be admitted, | hope, that some do es-
cape? Did the Apostle Of the Gcntilcs
reason aud write absurliy, when he SAID,
81 count all things but loss that may win
Christ and be found in him, not having my
cam righteousness, mhich is Of lie Tar, 6m
that mhich is through The taM Of Christ. the
Righteousness phich is of God by .taih." =
4 sinner, to be saved, must be found right
cous before God, and the righteousness in
which he appears in Tic presence ct his
Judge, must tie either his own or anothcrs.
It is not, therefore. mere question OF Gu
riosiv, 10 inquire how We can sand at the
tribunal of infinite and inl.,Xiblc Justice, and
not be condemned; bui oac Of solemn, "
;;l, paraalnunt importance. in"oFmG no.A-
iuy less than our Interchangeable condition
in future state of rclribution. Now, | ap-
prchcnd, that "lhe truth, the whole truth,
and no hing bu: the ruth," is fairly, and
fully, and in;clligibly s;a:c1 by 'hc Apostle
in the prcccding citation, and ne could not
Int have known the way of salvation, for he
T. + ,he "mind of Chris" the spirit OF the
LorI.' To deny this would be to deny
n. inspira,ion OF the Scri pturcS. and he ob'
vious!v teaches the comfortable doctrine
Of the inquired righteousness Of jesus
Paul seems, in the above passage, soctous
for a personal intcrcs: in the Rodcemer;
his Ecart pants after God,' and, casting
AWAY his own righteousness as filthy rags,
he rilns and hides himself 4" in Christ" ex.
pcc ing salvation by "thc righteousness
which is Of God By faith" What so.t OF a
righteousness must that be which is no the
sinners own, but which, Notwithstanding:
saves him? a culprit vi. has deserved
death, is acquitted at the bar OF holy Hod
how? What plea can the trembling
wretch prefer why the sentence OF the Law
should not be speedily executed! The
S.rjo urcs can alone solve this question, and
they uniformly represent the privilege OF cx'
rnpf:on from condemnation rs hcionS'hS ::
to those Only who arc "jn Christ Jesus
,nd who are righteous by HIS righteous
rrss Let Us cxan,inc the subject little,
and cndcavor to ascertain the foundation
nftI,e sinners title TO life. "ThcrcIs, says
,In Aposllr, "ro condemnation to them
,.'i,;cl, orc IN Chris, Jesus" When Adam
hoI cqtcr OF the forbidden !i'Ei:, we arc told
~. a,;,mp.cL to conceal himself from God
amongst the trees Of the garden, and cover
himself with !i:s-l"avr:: hit here W" learn
. .o;o r..ii.r" l:'.'i} =" Ms" o hr': ~
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14

| know" "Rcccncra.ion!" IL DO no, know"
SIS /. proper to pray Tor thcm?' 81 do
not know" "W hat is the meaning OF such
and such tcx.s?" 81 do not Know
! Now TO uo. wondcr that ministers are
alarmed Il. tlr NcwIIavcn Thcoloev.-
la;crro.;,tar;2s Ike tIosa above will always
b" pu, to his students. when examined by
| cc.. .l.S::;,S led boI;.*. And since the alarm
o...a@:oa,I by the recent $pccuIations, |
a"'iyip;,.c that ministers viii be better pre-
p3:ri, more critical ami sensitive than ever
on -. iaese points. And if DR.. Taylor
caut"; furnish his pupils with p lam answers.
and a"swrrs, too, that shall comPort with
his printed sermon, | think they viii be in a
verse prod:cament than ever.
Il !ily. inst received the las number Of
tie Christian Spectator. and Iiurvvy's ; and
'T.y,or'S pam2hIrls iS>H:l on confluence.
m.n; day. hryc read ;iIcm through. but
! have no' tin" or room 30 give my thoughts
OIL p:p.r. Harvey has adopted nearly my
yr."S, and Taylor in somc places adn!i.s,
a3H then again rejects them. Now he ad-
MIS- that "nian.s afc sinners from their
b:rh," e.. 3).) And this is in perfect ac-
cordaHcc wjih lis admission thai they hare
souLs-." need redemption by Christ =" re-
generation by the Ilo!! Spri'." And row
why hesitate I" adnlt that death IN their
case is "by SIN But tbs he VIII not al
mil, but tries 10 cyade it, aud ia prove their
II
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14
From He Tennessee Farmer.
SV-EEg. P0Th~OES.

n the cultivation o. every thing. W.
>.,r,rI consider Of whqt kind il is: 10 w!.lt
,,!;o,,,.. :, br),nrs, and w,,u, Kind OF sol !;
InS, ,dan,cd 70 is pco lac ion. From :"
ns~,.rt to Consider these things. many ua.
,'.,<.,..ssf:,I c(i,w : have been made 10 raised
,,,n Sv.o,t ,n,n'n,. Tnc s:vce.t agt3.o, j. 4
,.".;,,n ar = r.r,, c,in,a,r. a.l e = 'irA.
l1,,J,. coil W. sho,,lI ,;,oa, as i;yas nos.
,,:t,In on,Jrovor n cn,nl;i,n these two thincs.
;,,rc;o,.s ..,.I.,..;o, Of, .,,... of' ,,ronn:
',s,'', ,,I,;,.h g., r,;s,. ,:.r.,. viii rive ycg
I l'0" ',,n ,,.l;oh ! h.yr .,lo,,,n.r - r,i:;rn
nn, >,'r %"T po.,'Nas '| vI;,h ,S been vrry s,,:.
n"CG, ,.G,, 'r' p'rLo,s ~ Sa,,e ~, h,yc hereto.
rlss'c rs c:i.l ,,a,. 10 n,,,rl =. &C .c"L bl;-
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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14

I'nhc series Of letters. III "!,ich the FIRST
Was copied iHo tA:s paper lis. week, and
the following is tic second, mast prove in
tercS'ia~ 10 all Intelligent and evangelical
Chr;S.iGGs and thrrc can be 10 Christian
in a&y proper scnse OF i!tc word. who IS ro:
evangelical. In Germany 4 sect Of inGdc!S
has sprung up, calling themselves ,u.i0nuI
Christians, or RA-ToNAL.S-$. and protesting
20 derive their t2nc;S fem the Bible. They
admit the mos Of Ike books OF the B;oIc to
have been written IT, tAc authors whose
names they bear. except such portions as
they cannot diStor, to suit their views; these
they alcgc are interpretations. n! tho: Is
}c.a;';,;r il j!.e Bible they captain acGy.-
Bv inspiration hcy undcrs aEl nothing more
than the coamon intellectual cndownncntS
of the wrtcrs.--Bv the Spirit of God, only
his power, &c. By resolving wha; they
consider the bold figures oft'!c Scriptures
INTO what they suppose Must have been the
m,aning of the writer's, they make the Bible
mere common book, d.vrSting il entirely
Of its crangchcM character. There IS 4
party Springing up in this country, par;icu-
larry in Ncw-Engiand, (and spreading also
:. n, , Il