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Show Pe ia, 146 equal Gee ay they one by one font up their step the music con backware a hackward cabinby {hey dishes, and ene a ihethe arog separated step,to le their respective “ee. sed.’ This writer ig istence of 2 yrea Inve S} Their word for spirit. he ih N's many ys) his presumed th : south, See to hav scatte a et PE ag” of ancient were ak 15 FOOL hi work, i have one (fod.—the timony, the fir " rip se aA peared, aes me north- “ast of Asia “S “49 the nortn-wes st of Amertea5 ke pt extet psivel) them “Sis among c 4 er ad t tha t{ 1e erty of the remarks iat re some these af of | the suppes d |p" © great corruptions have-crep ve lang aca j Bis apeaks col rrec i : ts peopic Sy our of some ¢ estates jor rF : Alc as [Indians the | as 5 are s. U D Americans, all : be «/ pay vers under them. BJU of a theocracy. ouncit Wel : : : , oS 0 | hy. os Manvel De the = used to remem- on of this continent areks: mtatthat that 3 the natives Hisae argument 1. Their division into of the ten tribes are as follows. 3. Their no2. Their worship of Jehovah. tribes. me ministration in bier pos pit! lng firm be liever and his evidence fully substantiated, as has apsee it must be desirable the reader should stated : These Indians, Mr. 5- gm tor The Old Testament | if-: 4 bad manitoes, Yor opines Jowin ane | gels. a ly and of fallen en allowing best ‘of authors the of s i lang any an Gr liad the airy “forms Mr. 5S. speaks © 3| ¢ and that he became a were the ten tribes i: israel from their more fully his arguments, and more of the facts by him th eir go od Shave. bo! - eA: and good writer of these sheets that as he 1s a most material tes- ti ef : * Great Spirit above; al 1d the feas accounts ; with the the It was thought when they were selected and inserted, Butit has occurred to the they were amply sufficient. at paits of all * 7< Various of er. Various quotations have been given from Mr. Adair. eh origin; al! origin north west, the mi Beering, Soadi he irgmn Israel. traditions and rites; various of which he but which the minister does not now ong testimony to some of the pol ‘viz. that alpthe Indtags are ae ally of of fan sage like those that the Are ribes, aud om pee RA which mong the Indians; from the north eh ns 5 from the purity © Peoily have ei n rich pl Mr. Ashley stated his confident old Acaran long spake of them with tick ‘ubebaar. A brother minister informs me that his father was a war, and was long alieutenant in the revolutionary one stock, from of the Mississipp!- epee a Considerable time. as being impressed regions. of the vorth- westen n regi oka reaA he was living, beingoS on his way y from a mis- these he stated. Mr. Haynes being then a boy, does not now recollect them. ‘But 1 the people he mentions with rica see ith whom A minis ccalled on an old deacon, + belief that the Indians were the Israelites ; for he said there were many things In their manners and customs, oka of the throuvhout S 147 sion among the Indians in the west, where he had been ‘in tne ypinion © of which (he . ‘ others, strefgthens t oe cae that the erratic a of the vailies | there appears amp le at arctic ‘ wi = vo all the tribes A ig Poe and > exCX- ae ito Sw hich he observes, ** S} guifies the same thing pe . extending from the Arkansaw ve ee ti 1e the . lo x my years ago, he was living in Granville, Mass. “and D) uveans of inferior spirits earth.’ regions of the clots, ai he 0: throughout ev atk part of. ine €a Mississip DL 10 resides Spirit, who ible tate ; believe d & ANI) ga AEL. ter by the name of Ashley, ndians i great people. Can it be’possible. they will allow us to ¥. 4 suffer a ?”’ Phe Rev. Lemuel Haynes informs, that about 60" and thus the ceremony cea66 f he tonne with the Sandy Lake Indians, thus closed; “The Ameriéans {meaning the United States) are ‘ there were present, putting an heads of fam Ooi. full into each dish. Then whiie “1 so that they su OF JUDAH a THE PRESENT STATE eX. of sts. Their anointings. Their d: " belief ‘Their anguage and dialects. ae county ny $. ie time. le festivals, sacrifice. : . dheirlawsof The fas ts, ir prop »hets an dd 10. . ‘Their' 6. and re ligious abiuti{ions uncleanness. 12. Their hie h rites 1d and Their , |