Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-29
[BY REQUEsT.l
LETTER FROM Wm. MILLER.

BR. HIMEs-My health is on the gain, as my folks would say. 1 have now oniy twenty-:wo bes from the blgness ol grape to walnut, on my shoulder, soe; pack ana arms am .Iuy aS.eI aux nKe yoDm no come to me as did Jobs, and their arguments are not near 80 rational. want to see brother Bliss. hope he is right abou. the termination o the periods but think not will tell you why, if you will ex amine you will find all the ceremonies of the typical law, that were observed in the first month or verna equinox, had their fu6lment in Christs first advent and suerngs; but after all the feasts and ceremonies in the seventh month or autumnal equinox, can only have their tutilIment at his second advent Let me notice some.
 The ark rested on the seventh month seventeenth day. This has an appearance of type, the rest of the gospel ark at the judgment Gen. vii. 4
 2. The sanctuary, and worshppers, and all apper.. taning to 1t, were ceansed on the seventh month tenth to seventeenth day, Lev, xiv. 29-34, surely
 g. The Israeltes of God were to afflict their souls, from the evening of the ninth to the evening of the tenth day. seventh month, Lev. xiii. 27-35, type of the troubles, Dan. xii l.
 The holy convocation of all Israel seventh month l-l5th day. Lev. xiii 24; Mum. xxx. l. A type of the gatheringt of the elect, Ps xxxi. 34 xcvi G.
 g. The great feast, seventh month, fifteenth day, all Israel appeared before the Lord Lev xiii. 3 Kings viii. ?. Type of the marriage supper Heb
 G. The jubilee sounded seventh month. tenth day, through all the land Lev. XIV; g, TO- Type of final redemption. l Thess. iv. 4-H:
 7. The time of release of all Hebrews in bondage seventh month nIteent0 00y. Lieut. XV. 1-loi AXAls 10, H. Jer xxxv, 6-4, at the feast of tabernacles This evidently is typical of the release of the Israel of God.
 8. The atonement was made on the tenth day sev- enth month, and this is certainly typical ot the at. tenement Christ is now making fo. us. Lev. xvi. -34, antitype. Heb ix. l-28.
 When the high priest came out of the holy of ho- pie. s '.e' Lev. ia s ss; Sam vi. is So will our great High Hriest Heb ix 29. This was on the seventh month tenth day.
 TO- This was in harvest time. the feast ot harvest kept in the seventh month from the tenth day to the seventeenth. Lev xiii 9o Ana the end ot m the Christ says plain in the 'harvest time." day of the feast in the last day. John vii 57 So in the last great day, Jesus voice will call forth the righteous dead. John V. 2s, 29; Thess iv; l6
 Will you and brother Bliss examine and tell me what you think of my scribbls, on this point If this should be true shall not see his glorious appearing until after the autumnal equinox. few months more of trial and calumny. and then all will be over. your work to gratify me; MINE expect is done l am ashamed to write to any but you brother Hines you can and will pity the trembling hand W% Gt
 Low Hampton, May 3, ls4s.
 An ignorant fellow mentioning in company that the sun did not pass under the earth how then, said one present. does happen that he sets in the west and rises again in the east, unless he passes under the globe2 Why, replied he. the sun returns the same way be come; but the reason why we don't observe 1t is, that he goes back in the dark k!!!
 OMISSION.-In consequence of an omission in the copy, the committee for the town of Colebrook viz:-Edward Philips, Jonathan E. Hoyt, and Mar. tin Phelps, were omitted in the scheme for Litchfed County Agricultural Cattle Show and Fair, published this week.