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butTtr.
'crms of subscrivt'ioTt.
ronUs'lper annum,if paid in
lars. ifpaid within the year :f 1
the 'close of the! year, twenty-five cents
I added. 1 ;;' i- " . v i -.V-, '' ri. -VVVl- -
r '.v ' nor will hp iHsrontinned until all arreara-
..; frrM nrp'tiaul. or at. the discretion of the publisher.
K v v Advertisements j inserted bu the isua terms.--j
j) All .persons advertising will please note jth'e riurrt-
;j L berof times they wish to haye them inserted, or
I they will be: continued and taxe,d accordingly. ' ,
J. IliU UlC
week 5a a dav
exercises; and v
mail, anif the by
DK. D. W. SCHKNCK, day,-the .violate
7TB ESPECTFULLT informs the, Citizens of a suppression oU
JL(L Rutherford County, that he has lestablished memorials, are
fordton: and has" -taken the room formerly occupied 1 holier than
bv Dr. Sclueffelin. at Mr; McAfee's ; where he may
be found ; except when engaged on professional .or
other duties.-
sality audi
believe in
week as a d)
memorial
quest that!
poses.
of his ow
1 LAN I) 1 OR SALE, f
rTI WO LOTS -in the town of Rutherforldtdh,
"H loiii'niL' the Maiu-streetr o-neFront Lot "con-;
turning "One acre tot gioundTTa.is one nau uic me proptj
iilbert. ail, ana
the town Jands. now m
my, on JiOX is a.neia or i-ieabi.u
utoven
luminguue aero i giuuuu, a;u
square formerly held by -Mrs. G ii
Also '' or SJ4 '' acres 'aljbj&ing'
aiirrrijinilint the AcrnliMllV.. Oil j.V
Sor 10 acres cleared land enelosedkwti:h a good
'fence. For terms impure of Mr. Jacob SHchal of
tliis town, or 'the subscriber'.1 - "; . IK
AIS ULiiL. AyIAJUAIX.
Mlii 1, 1830.
&f
V DOCKET LO$X. -
I' O ST by the subscriber on the 5th inst. in pass-'
A in'ir irotnl'attons' Store, in, Bufke, to Moored
MM, in Itiitherfora; a POGKET BPPK, whick
. liad ir it ,"-0 in ditlereiit baiik notes - beside 'some
vVmall changev among the note's wefe tvo of $3 ancf
three or.four of .'i.aud the others arenot recollect
ed. The Pocket Book -.contaiued several notes of
4i.and, two on I;iizabeth Vilkinne for aa ihygr&und that the question refenf!
:' weibas can benicollected, there; were everal cred-J coie withih the -gnizance
1 119 iut uuic;. 1. ii villi- i vi.oiw,uvi( ui.wiuui v . i
i the best recollection ; a iiote on .Daniel Blanteli
j,lue f.lizabetii Wilkins for $15 with a credit ofve
I dollars ; a note on Grandersbn Blantbr) lue Green
hh;-PsAmeT. for S10 with a credit of five dollars : a
autho:
.Co
md
va7
authc'
wnat p
apart by
tne contrary
containsi in
anotlier. which
no law r
r M t- . w
or proiibiUns-Jthe
)roiibiting-?the lreo'w
comfifittee might ' here .rest tntw
note"bri- Green B Palmer fof jj'Ki ; a dueilt on ,
ii eeKian v uicms lor. 5 ana piner pliers, a-
i'fijong which isanoldgrantniadejto Muthw Gaty
J. tor 100 acres of land. A drove , of liegrbes vC'ere com-j
i ing down Cane Creek onthe day -of thefoss,& it is
tho't some of them may have picked itupr.Ariy per
son who may find said pocket book or anyoRhe7a-
persyHird retjirn them to the subscriber, shall be"
.well rewarded. j AlFpefsana are hereby! warned
against trading for said notes or papers.
- F REUBEN. VyiLKINS.
Irvinesville, March 8, 1830.f ?, I . ' tfl
he perseverance and zeal; with whiqh'the memo-TV
riausts pursue tneir object, seems to require a tur- ed wi
ther elueidatiohTof the subject. AwV as the oppo-j theirL
lieTr renrior.
religion, per
which their $WiT
iiVi.tiiiiuiiu v t8"
in: atrocity, -bythe ma5
ju:
sers of Sunday mails disclaim all intentibn to unite
church and. state'the committee donbt feel dispb-r
sed to impugn their motives ; and whatever may
be advancer in opposition to the measure, will a
jise.&o'm the fears entertained of its fatal tenden
cy to the peace and happiness of the nation. The trated by Christian hanJ
catustrophe ot other nations, furnished the framers J examine the records of Im
of the constitution a beaconef awful warning, and giae of cruelty equal ta the
they nave evinced the greatest possible care in ery religious sect however mec
guardmii against the same eyu. i Jh i' m'enced the work , ot Derseciiti
Tho law, as it now exists, makes no distinction quired political power. -iThi fra
1 a tA friut n 'i l' J K 11 nrQai. Ki-it- & imVtnVnCw I. V I ni!i.;An . . r. , r. r A I ' . ; . , . , 1
the Postmasters shall attend at l all reasonable man's relation with his God, is abo
hours! in every ,day, perform the duties of their eislatibn, and the rights of conscience in
office? ; and Hie Postmaster General has -given his f lieasohing was not necessary- to establish
rmstrujctions to all Postmasters, that at Post Offices truth; we are conscious ot it in our own bosorntf
""J-fc tne mail arrives on Jsunday, thfrorhce-iSalltia the consciousness, wito winch, in. defiancftjaf
Iaj kept' open one rionjr more, after the amvIT hiiiman laws.," has sustained.so many martyrs in
,ay""6 uikilus? mn. in (.asc- mm wouiu tortures ana in names, j. ney jeu mat tneir duty
to Qod was superior to human enactments, and
that .than cbuldexercise no authority over their
consciences : it is an inborn principle which noth-
I mtertere wnit--fhe hdqrs of public t worship, the
orhce tobe kept open for one hour a'tter the
u&asy time of dissolving the meeting. This
liberal construction 'of the law does not satisfy the
I memorialists! ; But the committee believe that
there is no- just grounds of coniplainti unless it be
;onceueu that they have a contioiling power over
, i - . i . i ....
mg can eradicate.
The bigot, in the pride of his
tiiuiia
day:
the wet
and devoi
be more col
appeal eiciuot
jL'niverse to i
authority, may lose'.sight of it but strip him of his
power; prescribe a-iaith to mm which his con
science rejects. ; threaten mm m turn with the dan- J eiume
tneir
the. consciences of others. If Congress shallKbyl geonlantl the'faggot.; and the spirit which God
ws
htlTRTHEREAS. ; JOSPPH LAYPOLE
' y v hound to me' by me County Court of Pleas
- .and Quarter Sessions .tt 'Lincoln County , and he.the
faiJ.Jo.;e'ph having fan off from me, Ido hereby
forwarn any person from harboring the said Jo
seph. MARTIN ZIMMERMAN.
r L'tncolntoii N. C. March 9, 1830. ' ' ?'3t4.
U'
.'(.".k-V;;: I SCHOOL.
rgn II Frsufescriber 'will conimence his School in
13 f Charl ittesville, on the 10th day of. January is wiliihg
jivxl, for the instruction ! of boys,; in the Lnglisli.. erty which
the authority of law, sanction the measure recom
mended, it would consTnute a legislative decision
of a. religious controversy, in which even CIirs
tians themselvesl : are at issue. However suited
such a decision may be id an ecclesiasticpil coun
cil, it is incompatible with a republican legislature,
which js purely for political and not, religious pur
poses.. - i 'u :. : ; ; " .',"''
In our iudividual character, we all entertain o
. pinions, and pursue, acorresponding'practice npon
the subject of religion : However diversified these
may be, we , all harmonize as citizens, whue each
has implanted in him, rises up and defies vou.
Did the primitive Christian ask that Government
should recognise and observe their religious insti-
lutibus ? AH they asked was toleration : all thev
complained of, was persecution, -What did the
France, ask of. their Catholic superiors ' Tolera
tion, f What do ; the persecuted CathoUcs of Ire
land ask of tneir oppressors ? Toleration. '
Dq hot all men in this country enjoy every reli
gious right which martyrs and saints, ever asked ?
A hence, then; the voice ot complaint !
carri
be
I"
- ' IiatiiX.Greek and French lanlguages,--which will
comprise asession of little upwards of ten months.
.A yaeauon qi one mpntn wni ue given m August,,
'; The course will comprise)-in tlu English ' Depart--'
meht; English Gramma GcCraphy,-Book-keep-i
big, Atithmetic, and a preparatory ..cotffse'o'f Mil-'theniatir-s;
viz. Lacrdjx's Algeb'awind LegenderV.
s Geometry; jn the classical, the Latin, Greek and
French languages with Ancient History, Geogra
phy , and IVf ytologyi The ihstructbr will be gener
ally during the bay" ; with his pupils, save u sufri-
cient time for exercise arid' recreation; so as to ;is-
. "ist and instruct them both m the preparation and
r jcuation oi their lessons. - As he intends ins school
to be permanent, and believes' the advaivtages of an
eeucation, and the facility of acquiringit increased
by pursuing a regular and systematical plan,-he
would prefer, as .pupils, those boys who.will prob
ably complete their scholastif course w ith him;
His course is such as to give boys all the npcessary
preparation for any of the Coliegsiar Universities,
ynd eupecially for tho. t'nivfeisity of Virgnia, "with
.an eve to which, it lias been Pre Dared. He would
be glad if those who intend to favor 'him with their
, patronage, would immediately apprize Lim of their
inteiHious, ior ii ine sie oi uiu scnooi win justaiy
it he will employ1 dn assistant, so' as to have the
r .French Language taught by a native Frehchinan.
' Thbse who niay not "be acquainted with the subscri
ber, he would refer, to ThomaslVU-Gilmer, Rice
V W. Wood, V. V. Southall. James W. Sdunders,
Henry T. Harris, Dr. CV Cocke, Thomas J.Ran
dolph, Philip P. Barbour and AVm. K. Gordon.
Board, in genteel families, can be obtained in
Who in it
that the crther shall enjoy tl'iei same lib- that in the fiili enjoyment of every principle which
i he claim- for himself. But in our re- human laws can secure, wishes to arrest a nortion
of these principles from his neighbor ? Do the n-
lost. 'The iwiividual acts for'himself the repre- titioners allege that they cannot conscientiously par
sentative for Ms constituents. He is chosen to ticiD'ate in the orofits of the malrftnntrno.ta nA wat
represent their political, and not their religious
vie ws-h:o. guard the rights of man; not to respect
me ngius i oi conscience, uespots may rejarU
their subjects as their property, and usurp the Di
vine prerogative of prescribing their religious talth.
But the history of the world furnishes the melan
choly 'demonstration, that the disposition ;of one
man to coerce the religious homage of another,
springs from ah unchastened ambtfc)ri.rather"than
. i . . l- v mi i
'olhces, because the mail is carried on Sunday 7 If
this be their motive, then it is worldly gain which
si.iiituiai.es iu aviiuu auu uui mi me or religion. UQ
they complain, that men, less conscientious in rela
tion to $he Sabbath, obtain advantages over them,
by receiving their letters and attending to their
contents 1 Still their motive is worldly and selfish.
.But; if their motive be to induce Congress to sanc
tion by law, their , re ligious opinions and observan-
a sincere devotion to any religion. 'The principles ccs, then their elforts are to be resisted, as in their
or our. government qo not recognise m tne major- tendency latai, Doth to religious and political free
ityl any autiiority over the minority, except in mat
ters which regard thej conduct ot man to his iellow
man. A Jewish monarch, by grasping the. holy
censer, .lost both hia
destiny as little to be
American people, w
dom. f Why have the petitioners confined their
'prayer to the mails ?. Why have they not request
ed tliat the Government be required to suspend all
its executive functions on that day ?. ; Why 'do. they
not require us to enact that our 6hips shall not sail !
that our armies shall not march ? that officers of ins-
tice shall not seize the suspected, or guard the.coh- j
victed ,! 1 hey seem to torget that government is
a-necessary oh Sunday as on any other day of the
week. ' The spirit of evil does not rest on that day.
It is'the government, ever active in its functions,
which enables us- all, even the petitioners, to wor-'
snip m our cnurcnes in peace, uur uovennent
Christian, have succeeded iu the incorporation of furnishes very few blessings like bur mails..! They
their religious tenets yyitrr the, political -.institutions bear from the centre of our Republic to its distant
of their country. ? The Persian idols, the Grecian extremities, the acts of bur legislative bodies, the
oracles, the Roman augijnes, and the modern decisions of the judiciary, and the orders of our Ex-
nriesthood of Eurooe. have all m their turn, been erutive. " Thei? sneed is oIIpii essential to the dti-
tne-suDject or popular aaniauon, anq tne agents oi tence oi tne couritry, ine suppression oi crime, ana
polititical deception. If the measure recommen- the dearest interests of the people, Wrere they
A TCiTarlottesville from eight to ten dollars per month; ded should be adopted, it would be, difficult for Ira- suppressed one day of the week, their absence mifst
sceptre ana ins ireedoui ; a
envied, may be the lot of the
ho Jiold the sovereignity ot
power, if they, iu the person of their representa
tives, snail attempt . to .unite, m me-remotest ue-
;ree, Church and. fctate' ; ; y
From the earbsst period of time, religious tea
chers h&ve dtttanedL great ascendency over Xh&.
mmasiSoi me peopiqiiana ui, every nation, ancient
or modern, whether Pagan, Mahomedan,. or
&4o
TERMS FOR A SESSION OF TEJI, MONTHS
For instruttfiin in tlie English branches.: ; Lat-;'m",-
Greek,1 French and JMatheinatics, $35
; Erigiish branches, Latin and Mathematics, ' $30
Lnghsh branches only,-(- , ! ', i
"t'J'V Yf - 'r r':V'..-i'- .-A-. 'Principal.;
j Cliarlottesvillc, Va. December 1 , 182'J.
f JOB PRjTtNG AND BLANKS
. TTjl OR sale at' this office the following kind's of
it'
Mr. McCl
Office !a
sundry ii
trans po i
babbaj
of the
The
fir
tioj
07
', J
of
Start
not
biddc
law.
' Law Blanks.:
tubpcfnas, t '
Constables Bonds,
Appeal Bonds, -Prosecutibn
Bonds,
; Writs, ; ;'"" !- r "
! Executions, .. '
5 Sheriff Deeds.v : ;
Apprentice ionas,
Administration Bonds,
j Constables AV'arrauts,
i - ? 'Judgments and Exe-
' cutious, -; . ;'.y
JMarriage Licences, . J
; Witness Ticket!?.
Deeds of Bargain '& Sale,
Guardians Bond's. :
man sagacity to foresee how rapid w;ould,be'the Lle oftn supplied by public expresses; and, besides,
successiori, or how lflimerous the train" ofiiiTeasures I while "the mail bags might rest, the mail i coaches
which might followJ involving the deares rights I wouldj pursue their journey with the passengers,
of all the right off conscience.; It is perhaps for-1 The mail bears, fronl one extreme of the Union to
tunh.te. for our couhtrj', that the proposition should1 the other, letters from relatives and friends,1. preser j Itv
have . been made at this early penoa, whue the vmg a commahion ot heart between those tar sep- as. am
opirit-of the Revolution yet exisW. in full vigor. jrarated, and increasing the most pure and refined J or as j
Reugious zeal enlists the strongest prejudices o pleasures, of our existence: also; the letters ot com- I ol tne
rnercial men convey the state ol the market, prevent l ot time
lOHitows speculations, and promote" general as wH
as individual interest: theyjjear iainunierable reli
gious lettrnewspapers, magazines and tracts,
which reach afhiost every house ' throughout -this
wide republic. Is the conveyance of these a vio
lation fjLhe Sabbath.? . The advance of theAujman
'if- :'- , oi any aescnpiioj
1 y ? -1, VT J.. and"despatch,Vin
V 1 on the'mbst rr.
All orders for yanks.'show bills or job printing,
of any description, will.be exeeutetl with.ncathess
the ' human mind ; and, when misdirected, excites
the worst passion of bur nature, under the delusive
pretext ot tlomg AjOA service. . JNothing.so mlu-
rrates the heart, to deeds ot rapine and "blood; no
tliiug.is so incessant in its toils ; so persevering in
its determinations'; so appalling in its course; or so
dangerous in its consequence. .The equality of
rigtits securea ey ; tne constitution, may Dia aeu-
ancei to mere political tyrants; hut the robe M depends in pan uponjhe sptfedwith wliicnavawi
sanctity too often glif ers to deceive. The c0n- edge of the pasi is disseminated. W'ithpat ail ih-
stitution regards the conscience of the Jew as sa- I terchangexbetween .one country and another,"va
red as that of a Christian ; nd gives no more atu-1 between ddjerent sections ot tne same count
tLbrity tg adopt admeasure affecting the" conscience j ery improvement in moral or political'!
of a solitary individual, than that of a whole Com-J the arts of life, would be confined toj
race indntelUgencen yirtire, a&d inreljgion itself, j they
'lhe pet
the moral.
TlUi." W
fere
to treat!
mgs oi
into,
l'Cl(
new and handsome type, and 1 munity. i That representative who would violate hood where it originated
al.lluH "office.
viv terms,
this -principle,
yould; lose his delegated cbarac- j more frequent this interchange, .
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