' ...
An V.H-auI Vmu UUi
'' I to t M fcW4 .' -rt
il I . t.4f I to 4,
Mf (IO WlMSM ?r. !
J4 l t a-aM-.tAe -.
I Hittu tM4. x. c at r.
Uff k $, W. M wW IM M4 W
JtoHW U C. e4.f to e a
fM4 m ewU'td asta, H -to4 to
' hM ! ft MM W M m! f I
)- fWat4 HMI torWT mJJ M
vAM. a af ed rAt4 m- as
. . Bcaiapabio loo7V
HIT p.. " J ajsMfa 'urn tWj
M MM M
a44 a MM BVf. TVff rrtaa IMte mmm
eiee lUnke la tk a-Ata V LW' at"
im VMMf, e4 4 m esety nM to
TWm WUM to the fVwv , J
e4 Im MAl to UU i. W. II..
ft M'lrf4 I UvU tojjnts
v to iw fc4 r. evM. 4 ,u
entota see sWms to e m lk
a im towf , k to haped tortJtot a
SU4 ti M MMrfT.
0ARRmcr.il ii lunttro.
. Cmt4 AVat. cU. 1
mat f
.J 41 J-. UtW'i
,r,4 to 4
mMrii ! 04 to Um ;
V lilMitlUH Jto) W!
fi J--ra4 to wi-
Ml AiWf .
U fMn M tofa
tMUUI fi4 -
I Urrti0mJU
J Ifrtf a a7
at. .ftl III rtitfil ! tJtoji.
- r i "
K KfWr w ha i Mti h U4M4 r.MAW ufM, wt-mn7 j5,rririiri?npU4
f.l tf.i tJu,' 'a irnl Hi4 Cf&4
Ion toMi M tM J''
Ii
Wttttttl
. . . . i .
t mimaU kat m m UtofB7 "
tJ(4-4H mj4tti4.rtrr
h- ft UIM an to rf rwwa"""
1 Iw La IMlrttfV. itWf ha ImI
lW B14nf 4 Mbrt Mm UU rnufuf. and
Vh or iMwi il k llawM trnaat. Rf.
aJ lmtU aWck amMiaHr to to"
tatca iy kfiJ rt, a-Uaiukjf ii ia
1m Uali la C(f, lMa k W Mj
tSa Wtoto Umi lrrt, aJ lhef Mari ui
to tf fl a'Wr tft tO JuW"f tto- ar.
t1ttai :i.U IM t,i f ftJn. An iha
niu'iAJcr U 7 Kfrr, 77 ia uo.!xt. Vmb
vlu tvoiiul frff ia atoW arka 0
aJ at , t i, k1 thfa )f rmil, ft
ia dtm4 ww. U m Iw ilf ""b ifca Mwfty
or i-nmiUtH, a U. iHKtifTa ilJ a Mi to
a a uuum wtj vvj. w
M
Yot ftnUi.
V CmM tail lt Ii loa tf
f i!Ibinr. crpMt H, M aw II.
(laurWr'a Ijvim 4 cwriutuaatt ta
buuw Utva Monet nixa. n I- uf if place
ia iba tof r ocy, wJ lo la t( upprr : ika
hooa it UrfS and cnrenie, ahb a kiitUtn,
tmoke-bouM-, corniuax, n 1 aiih ta
cuclknt rafiUn and Lit k lot, all in pio.1 r.
pair. I aUI 0o4 cf tLa ite on lte nxj
avoauBod.UA( Ura U l f ptlii-rf, aa I am
dctcnaiocd to rtaw I1 1 ? couninr tit (all.
ULLUUK MILLZH.
Jt. H I tt.j-Kut I itvr '.r ht taj
' pj , iU 'l: int. ":. "'j '.'t lurount
or odirraiais il do aa a Uvor by Ca2mg ami
aeilifftr ibeif account, O. M.
A (iral itiict of litinA
run inn
THR pjbTil)r offer for aalr that vahiaMe
tract of i.tViJ coqimonfly caJIH the
lsfrr frvtl, lying; in Vok dwtrict, Fa ith-Caroli'
r.K onthe Catawaa Riftr. and containing about
one tbouanttd and uxty acres. Itka cjuality
n hfi aiutatiua d Uai n vtrnnt the tub.
arr.bei in recnnimciKlirtr it to attention of
that fintf 1 and he request all thwe
who aUU to vcit fuo in that kind of pronrrtj,
to eranoaa it - A feather dfriptipn q dcrnH
i:iniiece-i7.""Te,rtitt -maybe know aj4U
cat'on'tn he.- anUcriben lining new Centre
WecUnz-boupc, lrdaUcountv, N. C . .
A. J. RKl!.;
iTatrW lki5. 3mthg
FT! HE aubacribrr havir.r qiialilirdaa rxecu
X tor of the lat will of Alexander Lon(r
latftiCRawaa.eauntr decU at the court
picas and qqarter sessions (or tba mil iiWy,
kkt M tba third toaday of .'avMbr bat-
notice ia hereby iriTen, that an perao havine;
dctnands ijraimt the said estate, are mjuirra 10
preaent them for payment, witliin the time pre
acribedby law. JAMES 1. LONG, r'r.
lift. 24. 1H24. 41
. a Ot ltUtT
RRMAIM.HO Va rka Fast Ui -Vyr,
Kartb tarsfcM, OrtaUr Ua I at K3.
Ma A4mj
tTdlaktp AWta4a
Jaa f. towaa
ia MiM,f
ioba kj'Wt
WtTtaai Ihwa
rSaJHaatef
tofeSMB t'tK
feitfUamajef
)Jm firaal
Jab EnaAt
R, f. Iran
CbiMQfWf Bcsttr
TtlaMS) BUdaa
ValaWiM BcdWsjaa.
Jo. CrM
Ri(. Cbwft
Was. Caaniagliasa
jMt Crftow
Wat H. thtfteJsa, 3
JacobCon
Jaba CawtM
Wat, II. Cia
firfa Cladfkktr
HOVaif. Ca
llanr CawpUfl
fceajMwa CoaU ,
Henry Can.
Jia ttarls
Oo. W. Doby
0. CDodM.
Jaaies Etlta
Winiafft f.Biott
ara! C. r-l "!-.
Archilahl fin
rrmbc'h Tot
fritr Toier
llranr Fruer.
Mr. (.luck
Francis GiHwtft, 9
llrnrr llitcjch, 3
Alrt. lien lrM
1 f lU. lUnU
I HkU.I IliW-'-rh. 3
AWho-iT ItatcH-
MUUia Hughes
Mkbxd llanes
Ijiwrtnce lluilion
Oorjft Harris
Wade Hill
Ruth llarrt?
IkiMflLM
jMrnb IJirW
lUbUlAba
JJm Uadaty
Uacrattorto 1
Joarob U brw 1
jou ua
Hav lcky
MKt lister.
Job M0
BrL MsiwtS
W?IU Koara 3
JdlHi MVufWak
Kabt. Mllaairl. 3
Ua t. C UaaJd.
Wilie .fdiluck
btr. 5.'.a
Nohm Ovtea,;
s4ls f race
Juba trtrr
Jtmt PbilCpa
Abnat rrpetner
ikt rsitrraca
Jlcar K. fattarsoa .
fbeneitrr fki
Tsmhi foacl
Joia R. Foacr
Ibos. rhrlpa.
,ttis. II. HobeHt' "
mm I Mialdar
Ceorya Kurty
Jmrt RoabinJ.
Dsrid W. rWers
Jiw II. Iiiu.lh
Abraii mitb
M ilLim nith
A let. Mtphtiia
Z hurisb Kamuel
Ihttid Staaarl
-.Jarr IkiouooM . . .
' ml. W. fhthoa
iha atrtwaatHMflt ti Mr.
Xafc t 6iH Ut " U
rwa 19 fit'M Pkt, U cUbfaU
ta itckt oa )U litwJ, tni fif ktsff
wi ttu4 ( Ibt 0f4 Puft4rtl el Is
rl, sai f amftftwiw Ra4l tail
M &". r4 Ibal fTtUM ftaffabar
al Usti ccmIJ rvc4 1 jxocorcd In U i
kl b44 W IM lJ-b4 K ,'
drin.i f VmvJ3 ik trBo-f tjd
the ftlcbltla) tool fJC!-iJr Hi Ibil
iUstikUh kotk Utert stUf n4 1
PfttUit. At tfsol stayi !
Irc4 h from of tka Cmrt Hwk,
from ib urraca fsdof tM UU. Ai 10
a'cktk, lU toswk sa4 niUtarj com
p,Mct iminU fai fr U iu m: i
tod at II, tU Ko ol mswsj wi
(otit-cl
0 ftl.lnf "Ttlb-tWcl4sjt-ll-t
irooM MsMil lU rifkl tad la ft i aad
the
.a . a
ptbcenka court IM wuss, iae
b.nd pu;InH grind narcb from Jvdu
Msccsbeot. Tbw full le4 orfsa com
merKed k laetCflg boUtt ptrtoming
i Juh.htn f On iha ennmunkxi LaLia
inKrtptloa), la Kebrt
Mllcir, Ol'srael, Ibt tori U tif Cod.
The Ued u!aat.M Arrtrat. U lltbrtw
rrrurt, (ourHd by Mordaul HastRtl n
abtlsi tlx B4otbof.lli1f IJI5tofrtf
pondlng hlj SepternSer, 1 1) J, u4 h
... a f a m
(a XXav tcac m AowrKkQ ipoepcoo
On the etcrc, Isr the Iler cup, vhk
aloe, corn rd oil.
i 1 ha ccrrmortlet ccmmcnced bf tht
roominr servKa read empkaiLcsLly by tbc
Ilr. Mr. 5irJ. of the Episcopal Inure
Hefore Jf fotsh't awful Tbrooar
sort bj the rhoir to (b tuoe of Old Hun
dred. Mornin prjyerv First ktsoo,
frt.m Jertinib.iJlsl. - SecoriA lessor, Kt. Clslr, Hvra tichirsn and Sgperior,
Henimmm llamson
HilLm Ikivllv.
UillUm II. Jones .
recn II. Jordoa.
J oh a Ke.ler
3t90 -
Jscpb Rsaer.
Brnj. Tcnnison
Fred'k. 1 homnaoa
K.ryAan Verble. "
Jacob W raver
llrnnr Mintera
llcir .f I-n. Wsroncr
Jl.n L. WaUU
M-i!Ua-n West
BoU-rt V ilkirsorf
snh AttMnack
SAU'L, KCfcVLS, F. M.
r. . . Op.gOUl II CAkuMW. .
TKC LECTtKr.5 of bia htution w JL be
. .i ... .
x T-wmrn on lneaccoaa atoouay u vovtC
bcr next, a. toOoasi . .
On .InufmyBy John wards IloHrookv
H. U.
.Varrr--Jme Kamtty, U. D.
Inititutrt u'nd I'ruttict frdrrine Samuel
Henry 1Hckion, M. D.
Mattri .UnlUa Henry R. JTrort, M. V.
ftttlttrin and IMtnurt f Himni and Jnfitnti
. Chtmittrji and Pkanmrih Ktlmu fwI RarenetL
M. I).
Vafarw Oi$itry and Bttauf Stephen Elliott,
LL. U. S. HfcNRY DICKSON, M. D.
Jmpm 37. t8.1 Van sMe faculty.
State ot VoTt-C&ToUna,
eAtJtMVs eounrr.
tlOCRTol Mesa and Quarter Session, July
Av tcm,l&U: Henry Shorewlminwtrstor of
Xhsaueth Shore, ft. 1 he heirs ot James ITf,
dee'd. t Petition for te-jro?ate of will. It ap
pearinfr to the aati(action of the Court, (hat
James Love and t'.li Howell and Nancy his wife,
heir at law of the laid James Love, dec d. are
not iiihub t'li'its of this rtste. Ordered, therefore,
that jmblWtion be iwuic three months m the
ivettern CarcJiniwl. eivin? notice to the said
James l.nve anil Kii Hourli and Nancv his wife.
to appear at our next Court -t I'll i aUif Qilflrr
ter Sessions to be hslrl for the county of Cabar
riiK at the courtJioiiSc in Cowciurd, on the 3rd
'Monday of October next, then, and there 19 an
swer. or slcad to the charires set forth in the pe
tition, or the prayer of the petitioner will be
heard ex psrU aa to them, ain) judgment will
be renderext accoruinriy, -jmuu . .
Witness, DMCL C 0LM.LW.c. ex.
Prfc adv. S4. -
Stale of XbTttvCaYolhia
tiUUKi oi i iejuanu quarter ocaataiu, aur,
tariivlV'WillltfmfllnwBfliTir.Ts; W tU
liiilti Faire r OrlpnaV attac'mefifeAored bjid
on 100 acres of larxl. In this case, it is ordered
by the court, that publication be made for three
months in the H eatern Carohnian, that unlens
. 1 1 r 1 . . .1 ..... . t -
JLUC.UCTIVIIUAIIl MJJVI IW HfV uvm vnui VI
and quarter sessions to be held for the county of
Jretlell, at the court-house in StattsviUe, on the
third K6n8oy in November net, rplevy-4h
.property levied on, and. plrsd, the'plaintiH" will
e heard ex parte and have judgment rendered
in fc'w fsVor pro confesso.
.Test; It. SIMONTO.N, Clk.
Price adv. g4. , CwtS9
. ' '
VaTiii Iot 8ae.
THE subscriber oflers his Farm for sale. It
lies four miles west of Concord, on the road
leading from Concord to Charlotte, and on the
waters of Coddle Creek 1 contains 150 sere of
land, with aNth neeaenar? boikbirfrs appertain'
ing to a farm, ConfUting of a dwelling, out-bou.
set, le. all in good repair. For further partic.
ulars, inquire of the wbscriber, on the premises.
JOSMH W. WEDMAXiTOX. -August
8, 1925. 2mt83 ,
YauaHe"sN"tgToe
iljORjaleqrtiior Fifty likely XEGROES,
l of the follow nig Jescnptioh 1 men, wome n.
and some few childin 1 young fellowp, boys and
giria. r or icrma, appiy ai mm onice.
.H- AlL , aaff t PeallM (of lb SWCa-
ton r Ms h lw,in& paalm In
yerse. Coramunioo banlce
Ftolro in flebrt Bntdlctloi.::
Mr. Noah then rose and pronouoced
dtKouratt or rather dclfsercd speech,
snnoone ing Iht reorganization of the Jew
tsh rnrernnent, and roing through a dc
tail of many poind of intenaa interest, to
which a crowded auditory listened with
profound attention. On the conclusion of
the ceremonies, the procession returned to
the Ledger and the 'Masonic-brethren
end the military repaired to tba . Eagle
TiTcrD, and. partook of refreshments.
Th chorea-was filled- with ladies, and
the whole ceremony was Impreuira and
unique. X grand salute of 34 tuna was
Bred by the artillery, and the band played
a number of patriotic sirs.
We lesrn that a vast concourse assent
bled at Toowanda, expecting the cere
monies would he at Grand Isle. Many of
them, cams trp.iocamgeSvia iuoo to
near the Hiaogaral speech. - Tba follow
intr is the proclamation, which will be
read with ereat attention and interest. A
finer day, and more general satisfaction,
has not been known on an similar occa
sion. PROCLAMATION TO THE JEWS.
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
Gdt to manifest to his chosen people the
approach ot tint period when-, in' fulfil
ment of the promises made to the rice of
Jicqa, and as a reward for their pious
constancy and triumphsnt fidelity, they
are to be gathered from the four quarters
of the globe, and to resume their rank
and character among the governments of
the earth. Atd whereas, the peace
which now prevails among civflTzed-
prevaiis among civtiized na
tions, .the progress of learning through
out the world, and the general spirit of
l?tT Sale, OT llent. gether with other changes, favorable to
r iue aunscriner wisnes to at n or xent that I Mgnt ana je liberty, mark in an . especial
i tract of laml I with its impMVementi, en the I manner 1 he approach of that time when
" peace or) earth and good will- to man''
afe ! ire vailxrhlif a tJenlgn and eendd
influence, and the ancient people of God,
the r first t proclaim: his unity .and oni.
Wpience, are tq be restored to their in-
l- j .1 T . e
Rcruancetnu-cnjoy ine nenisoi a sover-
cign, lauepanucni peopjei nereiore, 1,
Mokoecai Mavvel Noah, a Citizen of
the United States of America, late Corr
sal of the said States for the city and
kingdom of Tunis, High Sheriff of New
YojkCcnsellorat Law, and by the
grace of God Gove rnor and lodge of Is-
raelf have issued this proclamation ;
Announcing to the Jews throughout
the worldthat n asylum is prepared and 1
huh Lit Una 1 t?.iM. U'
LiJnaa ar4 r-..!irtirs'-.f.l if fa
mi aa an!a L a frse 4--1
lavNtyi a. i ftAtum is m
tA fsXctsns ihKH '" w
Centra rssnsfkaUe M k tstl Mortis
Ike rkkMss H U sw. M I" aw ;
as ks tUawaie i wMe UdsX'F l
igsd, 4 scat We ptecaatoi, sM rl liik
fa.Sfl-A lsn4 J taltk M kafi"
-Ufa laml assf far I l4Ut,mtt
alatt.Ueeftd it Im."4 kre s
ptpU raiv a fsstiOarisa lktatol
wlik lbs acirsK af gvaamrtt sl tbe
liks at snrr g ni iltllaato M mf
qusEf lMts3 Ut tktf gtwae a4 Ual isi
laevitoa) te Ibatr acxWbf ksrbt, wbkk
Ike tlmai M pwwitfwny UJUaia-
Tto astteaa Nfarrtd to U U ike Ul
wTK"sTTir kTlrrrAtf trvrrU tbt
AsMiUaa coaUdfrKf. NtTarUcea
tabs 4MU suart ralks, afitUd tsie
kftt Ire eeuntiss, and latlaf Hi mhi
aai slriiv Mita toel tawna sod cltks,
coatsiaior aoe wiiik Irakvtvdrad ta-cM
and IflhaUmrt , log tiker wttk all mU&m
acftltf lM,lrarrttrcririlllast'VMere
and ata torterta, U trade and coeaaaerce
wbkk tnerude a nlte af tkree boa--
drrd ml.Uaotado1 srs af issalie patx
Ir. Uh trvavirtdaad Cfly tbvauad tavill
its, erased and equipped a conuliMtio
tossadad a post aa e'ihiy of rtghiif aav
ing e test walks and recofniting isw ra
il (tout drstiactioes, aH Msa Ihouaand
free Kbaola and ccdlrps, afwrdiag Ike
kUsalnrs of education la leer hundred
ibowisad ckUdren of every rt tigWas de-
tKMnUailoA. Sock U tkl rrtst Sod Isr
crtsslng State to which the eaalgraik
of tbw rwa to dfftad. - . - . .
The desired spwi la Ike etste ad Nw
Vork.tu wblck I hereby Invite say belov
ed pafla IkraQl lh world, la tww
mm with tbosa of every veltgsows
bamlnadon, is called GaaIitAao,sftd
Oft whkh I shall lay the fowndstlofi of a
Orr el fttfnjn iw be called AS AatAT.
- Grand Island U the Niagara river, It
bounded by Ontario aa the north, and
Erie n the south, and within a f w miles
of each M those great carnrasrtUl Iakis-
TOs hland is nearly jwtlva tails s la
tonrtb. and van log from thrti ta aerra
oulct ia breadth, and cootsios upwards af
seventeen thousand acres af rtomkabty
rich snd fertile land. Lake F.rie is about
two hundred and seventy miles in length,
snd borders on the state of New York,
Pcontvlvsnia and Ohloi sad wettwardly
by the posse salons of our friends endJ
neighbors, the umitn sunjects 01 upper
Canada. This splendid lake varies Itself
or means of os'vlgable rivers, wkk lakes
of Mean tbrwa
thousand miles snd by short canals,
those vest sheets of water will b coav
nected wltrVthe Illinois snd Misaisslppl
rivers, thereby establishing a great and
valuable internal trade to bew Orleans
snd the Gulf of Mexico. Lake Ontario
to the north, ia one hundred and ninety
miles in length 1 and empties Into the St.
Lawrence, which psssing tbroogb the
province of Lower Canada carries the
commerce of Quebec snd Montreal to the
Atlantic Otesn. 7
Thus fonlfied 10 the right and left by
the extensive commercial resources of
the great lakes and their tributary ft reams
within7 lour mlTti of the tubtlme Alt
of Niagara, alTording the greatest water
power m. toe wotia. jarmanuiactunng
purposesr directly opposite the mouth
of the grand canst of three hundred and
sixty miles Inland navigation, to the Hud
son river, and city of New . York, having
the fur trade of Upper Canada lo the
war, Knd alia of the great territories to
wards the Rocky mountains snd the Pa
clfic Ocesnt-likewise the trade of the
western states t f America, Crsnd Island
may be contldered as surrounded by
every commercial, manufacturing and
agricultural advantage ; from its location
is pre-eminently calculated to become in
time the greatest trading and commerci
al depot in the new snd better world. To
men of worth and industry it ha every
substantial attrsction t the capif slist will
be enabled to employ bis resources with
undoubted profit, and the merchant can
not fail to reap the reward of enterprise
in a great and growing republic - but to
the industrious mechanic, manufacturer
and agriculturist," it fields forth crest
snd lmpfovingsdvam5te7
svwith west side of the Ysdkin River at Beard's
Bridge... There are about 500 acrei LRtbe. trad.:
only abmrt 60 or 70 cleared.
1 here are on it a Jarire and'commodious cwel
fing house and the eustomanr ut houses.
. " a
tn.e pnggf,...
r-a a . a - r :
- ine jtouse is quite new, navinr oern built on-
eing designed lor a
Jy a few years airu, '
house of entrtainment is well adapted to that
purpose, both from its location and plan 1 The
situntiou ia remarkably pleanant, and convenient
to Salisbury and Lexington, being 6 miles front
the former, and It miles fr6m the latter, place.
tor iunncr particulars, apply 10 ,
1 " . V1.AIIU, f 1. '
Stilitbttri, July 15, 1825. 67
"Eutxy takets' Warrants,
. - for aajc at tiiis Office;
Deprived as our people bsve been for
centuries of a right in the soil, they will
learn with peculiar satisfaction, that here
they can till the land, reap the harvest,
and raise the flocks which are untitles-
tionablel their. own knd In the furl and
unmolested enjoyment eT'their religious
rights, and f everj ril immunityr -to
gether. with peace and plenty, they csn
lift, up their voice in gratitudejo blm,
who sustained our fathers in the. wilder-
neis, and brought Of irr triomph wit of
the )aud of Egypt ;. who sstigned to us
the safe keeping of his oracles, who pro
claimed ul his people, and who has ever
walked before us, M like a cloud by day
and pillar of fire by night." "'"
In his name do I revive, renew and re
establish llcrtrmetfibeewhlr'
nation,' under the auspicies and protec
tion of the constitution and laws of the
United Sutci of America ; confirming
t.:-s. - s 1 1 k , t r. I
tr, an.' t t- s if tie sink ((
ikl a tu 4 S' 1 ws'a ' .- '.ii4 t
Ik ,1lfar7.f t af ike J'tt I
ksfs'-y ) Ja M S,- s3 t l 1 sa
vt arUe fs'X'.i, wt fsissis s-I i.
dra af i air,tps, ttltfs af c!:j;n,
sal bftlrs U m'MiUf itrsiUt iL
eU, la ilt'Ji sM aniki kae tile
ray reimstM, sd la gltl U fwll
Utisy, (rsdsase, sad iffsew
ll is ear 13 M tees4 U Ikf ie
lUwgiy lU worli U llkfRi lMft
tares of leraaat, icfftber wMb tkeir a(e
and ttufi', be rvgMffl la tie ar
tkisae ai tha f iMtivti ay iff
aMWaUaand M) WMsilf dlslgai'Itig rt
lU Jsnlfu!rf mk bse U v4 at dis
uaguiskad to) iLaWM ana, U ackncti
ee iw lawwUdge. -,
Tbose af ear peat'e wbe frarn tt, S
ea4 asi tsnsaly (fas aay aksa ttaas.
pffler rimsJfving la ibt aevtral parts af
ika vwrW wkkb they wow rsipvtUnlr
tokeUi, and b4 are trttttd kk LUitli-
tf bf ike puUie wtkeiiUs sr pervahtad
ta fre so, aa4 are sipecU!! r scar aw a
44 toj be fshkfel t the twveraeMats
wbklk protift I bens. Ii Is bw4ver, .
peeled, ikat tWf wit aid tod eacownrw
the taalgraiWa of ikerocagiM ewaf
priaiag, aad endesvaf la send te ikl
covntry, stxk w U wl4 adj U wur Rarkav
si acength aad aksracttr if Ikelladui
try beoer aad patriotltaa.
Tae Jews wke are la the tarnurf
mployment of ike diffcreM aovrrtlgas
af Europe, ire r a Joined to krrn U twlr
ranks until further orders, and conduct
Ibemselvti with Usvery and IJefiiy.
I caaasaad that o strkt nettttaliiy be
observed In Ike pending war belaeea Ike
Greeks and tie Turks, eajoWd bf
sUerstlnn af safety towards a oumcroui .
population of Ut wow under the op
prestlve domlntow af sbo Ouaaftsa TeMte,
The anausl gifts which vx many era
turtws bavt been afforded to cur piout
Urtkcrw la our Holy Cby af icrusalem,
19 which may God Speedily restore trt,
art to coatlaue otib unabated liUrsthyi
our seasinariel of learning and inatita
0wnf of charity la every part of ibo world,
rt to be Increased, la order that wisdom
and virtue nuy permsoently prevad
aaaoof Ike ckoaea people , .
I abollsb farevcr Polygamy smoor the
Jawa, wkkk akbout rtligious wirrtv
Mill exists to Asia and Ah lcv I prohibit
marrUgcs, or giving AVtfavaiat, without
both panics aro of a suliable sge and caa
read and write the langnige of the coo
ry wkkk they respectively inhabit, and
which I trust will ensure, to their off
spring, the bisssinge of education, aad
probably the lights of stlence.
Prayers .akall forever be said la tba
IcWwatwaga,btU k ia recaraanended
thai accsJooal disc 00 rut eo the prind
pies of ibt Jewish faith, and the doctrines
of Molality generally, bo delivered In tba
language of the ceaatry, together with
sock forms which without departing from
the ancient faith may add greater sale ra
wly to cwr worship.
a be Caraite and Samaritan Jews, to
gether ith the black Jews of India snd
Aft if s, and fikowlae those In Cocbia
China, and the sect on the costt of M sis
bar, are entitled to aa equality of rights
nd religious privileges, as tre all who
may partake of the great ceveuanti nj
obey and respect the Meselcal Liws.
The Indians of Ike Aaaerksa C00U-
nent In their admitted Aiialk origin, ia
their worship of one Uod, In their dUIact
nd Isnguage, In their sacrifices, mtrti
ages, divarces, burials, feelings, purines
tioni, punishments, cities of refuge, divi
sien of tribes, in their High Priest, snd in
their wars and in their victories, being in
all DroWtilit Ahaescendajus f the lost
tribes of Israel, which were carried op-
live bv the Kinir of Assrris, measures
will be adopted to make them sensible of
their orisin, to cultivste their minds
soften their condition and finally re-unite
tbem with theirbmherothechosen people
' A capitation tax of three sheckels in
silver per annum, or one Spanish dollar,
is hereby levied upon each Jew trirougo
out the .world, 4o bo coUected.&r
Treasurers of the different congregations,
for the purpose of defraying the various
expenaesof re-organisinthe government,
of aiding emigrants in the purchase of
agricultural. initromenth....Pwiding Jr
their immediate want! and comforts ana
assisting their families in rosklng their
firat aetuemanisaogether with such tree-
will ofertnes as mar be generously maie
in the furtherance of the laudable objects
connected with the restoration of tno
people and roe glory of the Jewish Ra
tion. A Judee of Israel shall be chosen
once i every Tour years by 'he Consisto
rr at Paris, at which time Proxies from
every cemgregatwn shsilne rMe,i.ieo
e ..-- ?.ia vata
1 da hereby. name as commi"""""''
th mna lrat anrl nlmia AhrahalB 0'
ColoensrKniirht of hiltwCWC.L
I.ftmhiVt: flraftd Rahht nf the JeWt Still
VAZr?i1Z?n&X'fat Paris
at a wavsy saw wo wviisew - - f
likewise the Grand Rabbi Andrade oi
Bordeaux, arid also our eaUmabie Grn
Rabbis of the-German and wm
Jews, in London Rabbis Herscheji ant
Mendoza, togethef with the honorabu
Aaron NuneaXlatdozo ,jof SibraJtartA
ham Birsaac, Esq. of Leghorn, BcnjamW
GradU of Bordeaux, Dr. E. Gsnt"(l
Professor Zantz of Berlin, AM
v