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Ihe Jnormonites.--This infatuated people are again in motion. ln their own eant phrase, tsthey are going to il- herit the promise of God to Abraham and his seed" Their destination is some indefinite spot on the Missouri river, they say about l500 miles dis tant. About thirty of them have re. gently been ordained, and some of them have gone, others are about going, two and two, part by the western rivers and part by land, to their destined retreas far away from the cheering voice of civ ilized men. Those who have disposed of their property go now, and such as have Property,are making market for t so eagerly as oftento disregard peeuni- ary interests, and all are to follow with all convenient despatch. They still persist in their power to work miracles. They say they have oflen seen them done-the sick are healed-the lame walk-devils are cast out; and these assertions are made by men heretofore considered rational men, and men o' truth.

 Man is a strange animai-and tine lesson before us ought to teach us hu- mility for ourselves, and forbearance for the opinions of others; for though we are still of opinion that the leaders of this fiction are as gross inposteTs as was Jemima Wilkinson, yet we have no doubt the greatbody of their follow CTS are sincere and honest.-PaincspiAs Gazefe.