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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

jpn Ms
scooo Fancy by Good and Irish Linen Store.
NEW YORK LINE,
-cNEA Fer New York, The regular packet
IENaA sChr. EMIT, . HowETL, ussiCr.-
AzalAyA, For fre,gh or passage, having superior
s=S3St5gra accommodations, apply 10 the master on
board. Dock or to
sep, cot DAVENPORT, ALLEN 8 Co.
aHHE Subscribers Offer for sale at their Store No
4 eel. Pearl Street, NEW YORK. the following
complete assortment Of BRY GOODS, ON the NOS
liberal terms: consisting Of black, blue. olive and
london brown. c'ret, nlit and steel mkt. drab and
bronze common, fine and su?erinc broadclosths and
CaSsncrps
Mlx indigo blue and olive sattnetts
Red and mkt padding; TARTAN plaids and con,hlcts
Crimson. blue and green mcreers
Black and assorted coored bombaZetts ard circuS-
slams
Green Decking baIze and floor cloth baizcs
y hue, green, rcd and yellow fanncls assorted Iual
Green and white serge rose, Duff and point ban-
kes
a complete assortment Of common, fine and super
fuc inGruin CARPETING4
, White, aud black cotton and silk hose black and
slate colored wo5scd hose
Common, fine and superine. Irish linens, in whole
and half pieces
Lawns; Sd, - 81 %, 1914. Irish bile Diapers
a. Cd, and Sd. cotton diaper
Cotton diaper tablo cloths super double dsmas table
cloths
Cd, Io-A, ona lo-4 dsubo damaski Sd Irish shee-
"a and 6-4 camb3cs, shCUt'ngs and Javy.>,-, -
rnus.'rs
Plan, RGnrcd and lanbourcd book musl:.s
Plain, and figured null nusns
a. and Cd cambria and furni urc dtniy black and
brown linens
Black and coIored oDmb7cAsj indigo plards, stripes
and apron checks
Brown shcclnGs and shIrtln-s; NafseIes Valencia,
swansGo1u. sk and oIlanc vestInr
a d, s. Cd while STss Jacouet and fancy era
vats Italian md Madras Cravats
BIck and olive ve!veiecus. boavsrteans bpnrup 8
tahGy cords and fuslians
Ptlsburg cords: patent linen and floss thread
Cotton bal! and spool thread, Hnitung cotton cotton
yarn, wick. BATS and wadding
Ga TO l3A quilts and coun'crpunes Foundation mus.
Inns; MIirnets, assurted COored; Ia bby velvets
Cd to Ga fancy cotton shawis; Pru-s,an shawls
a. u" Cd light and dark fancy srnghams black las
French bozsbazine: brown bottiste fancy silk Lkfs
haTgn and small sized silk flag hkdfs; superior sTk
baRdaTnas
alto Cd Ichlngs: black, blue, and assorted sewing
silk and silk TWIST
Brdseye diaper pack and pound pins; cloak ciosrrz.
hooks and eyes
Git coat buttons ivory, bone lasting and steel. do
Pear shIr, buttons cap wire, and wire ribbon quality
and shoe bindings
Bed lace, blk and drab cs,ton ferre,s tv,I!ed and
PLAIN cotton tnpcs
Linen apes worsted and carpet bindings; ivory end
horn Curubs
PaFeta ribbons Of al desc p'iors. co,to, md bohb
gloves ' '''
Blk and white silk gloves; mltsi black green, white.
straw aud pink French grapes
Worsicd barcgo hEfs; merno square and onr
shIwfs 20
Bolt ribbons; cotton and linen buck'm bnck and b,o
black gros de- Naples silk
" h'te. green, blue. straw. and pink Florence silk
Linen cambric and linen CamhrIc hkie
Iogether with complete, and splendid assortment
Of Cocoss, al Of which are offered at the lowest
market prices, by j l.. g. Is l.. GRISWOLD
NV YORK. AUG on g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

4 'ANhD to gentleman At the Union. on Sat
~ day evening, self Sharpening Pencil. with
H.. ..I'I'i7 W NJ on one end The gentleman who
the Printer my ~ WIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

AMES OSW AID. lhavng given a vacation
- OF Ten Goy.) VIII resume his scholastic functions
-" w go"eau"y' lis sept next, IN the same house
NJ now occupies, on 18th Street a few doors nboy.o
Mt MASKS Book Store The course of instrnc
ton will embrace the Latin, Greek and French
Languages: the Mathematics, and al the minor
House. cunning
AS nc will imi, his number to twenty-five yeorly
7aNnars there arc at present vacancies for ten more,
~ d. Very particular attention will be maid ~
reading and prononnrrng the English Language.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
.TeTChqnts:
PEEMANsSTfP.

Mr. c. will also give This useful tho
angular episiodyY system; which
laugh, greet New Ycfk Booa and iadc-
pha recently which gives Ladies raprd fashioran!s
ye Of Whiting; GentlerHen, expressly adapted
camille eurniis By tins node pupils Sarrt,r
mad elegance write perfectly straight without lines
greater freedom Than any system taught So goat
the improvement that Eight lessons oen produces
and slsgan ru0nme Mans NJ those wh0 could
ilaHes
Mr &. engages render them accomplished writers houo
defective may he their original writing, ~
specimens ~ his uf5cs)
Hours Of instruction eT Gentlemen between and Il A. IL.
and and r. 81 For Ladies between 70 and 2 r. 81
For further particulars apply AT the Office
~ q. As refereaces Mr. viii give the frsr families m
Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
Rogers Orange Gun Powder.

GYMS article, (tor sale by the subscrlbersl is now
q made upon new and much improved princi-
pies producing as guaranteed by the proprietor, re-
mnfkaoIe superiority Of strength and quickness and
great perfection IN its combustion
}, is .hered IN keg- Of all the different sizes Of
grams and suitable for all kinds of shooting and of
guus-aiso, IN COASTERS Of double and the treat
csl possible degree Of strength
Dealers requested To notice. that this po,c.
der may al once be- distinctly known from all other
ny an orang" or red stain impaired on It's ignition
also by g peculiar hgh,ncss az measured charge
OF II VIII be found 10 weigh much less than the
same measure of any other kind
OTIS, DUNLOP g. co Agents
aug IG-2lW}mIf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
UNITED srATGs MoEnE.

Iso PhAHL-STREET, B.ros,u JpaRStyr,f md .,1,,.
den L1ac Mem Unit
~ X TIE subscriber, Date of the American Uo,cI
-, ty,""ayJ respectfully informs his friends aud Tho
nISHG' 'nst ne ms tohcn the above establishment
%nlCA VII hereafter be open for the recommendation
Of strangers aud boarders '''oD
S's,nsT pans nor expense will be shared 70 roor,
ton e %, eqnoI H. character Or it iq in ioca
nose haVing business this CITY, the Iocat,o - 49,,
Hcuafy desirable being N the ncn5lborlood Of The
nucll"n Rooms, and within two minutc,' ryoIE nctbo
-, J. BLAKE.
ny US Pb' Philadelphia u. S Gazerte. B,rir,oro
deDce Daily Journal and Boston Cy,r l,rgus; ROW
'n lae @ 90 Two weeks, and send bills as above
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

Personal Charms-The Teeth!
TENhose Persons who would retain or res tore
n these desirable persona advantages are advised
to osk for Dot .B,yocE 10 en- ist Of thu cIty) anti
septic tooihp01gder. This elegant and pleasant pre-
pOraton, can alwuye he had al my Brur and Medical
Store, opposite The Eagle Hotel 1t is exempt from
acid and other deeterIsBs lrgre1ients-its applics
ton braces snd g'rcnHthcna me ceth and GUNS and
by renewing al affonsivc accuuulatlons, preserves
tae natural sw"e Of the hrcath.-Prce 25 cents
other nt my Store as above. Of Dr. Monroe, den
'sl, street opposite tho new Presbytcrian Church.
". BbAHIRE,
sap % 0aroa,tc tho door oF The EsaIo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

~ OTICE.--A petition will be presor,od n tho
~ mkt General Assembly of Virginia. IN Incorpo-
rae Company, to construct Bail Road from
Richmond 10 Petersburg sen 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

Certificate from .1ler>n15yja.
Tbs undersigned having rapid prsnYs Of
number Of aides and CienrsTsr ucter Mr.
Carrenre1, writing do che-Tfuly Acknowledge that no IN
upon the happy system that fallen under
our obSrrvGsn, ~ shts ming that very important With
tbegTeatesi confd-nea, therefore, Mr. TO all
boE who wish acquire that Indispensable sccgnpiIs
Lawrence Lewis, Vh0mas V SnIH-l
George Dale p Lewis,
IhoWas Honcv, SI5s Reed,
Briscy {. Mason, r. WILSON,
Hugh Smith, William Harrr7,
David NaIiiU, ! L. SANFORD,
William Lanoz, William - DaiugerLelJ,
Samuel II. Januyv, Samuel Rn5hprts
Srpt i7-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

sugar, Coffee, &c.
900 Bags Coffee various cuahticsl
% n9ds' dry New Orleans sugar ychcap,
- DO do Porto R:co do
~ DO do ST. CrDiv do ,,;,,,
~ 90 West India and ~ Orleans moIsgseg
90 bbls and hhds. good BaIlimorg whsle
yyO SACKS best Liverpool filed blown salt
55O sides oak and hemlock taned coal leather
For sale hy
rug n RNIy%RnN &. pr,r,,e,--,rs,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15
NOTICE.

..t..s .4 NO lCEs PY order of the Court of Probate kr the 1 District of LitchReld. willhe sold 1t pul.-. lie auction. on Tuesday the 4th day 0f May next, (unless previously disposed of at pffvatd sale,l 30 much or the Reaf Estate of oE
 . LORENZO HART, e late Uf LitchReld; deceased. as win raise the sum of seven hundred dollars. Said estate consists of valuable land. with house and barn standing thereon. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. Terms made knOwu at the time oi s;issSc.
 WILLIAM BEEES I xL.,... BENJ'N vAILL, As "
 TShnRH Hol1 As~.sA an po,n g5N Sk
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15
MARRiEn.

d, MARRIED, In New-faveO, Mr Benjamin Thomson ,o Mira Harriet Brigden; Mr James M. Mitcheil, of Calais, Me-. to Miss Harriet Sanford of N Haven; Mir Aaron 5: Dickerman, of Hamden, to Miss Catherine Allen,
 DIED,
 In nSbaroO, Mr. Phlo TOmlinson, 52.
 In TOrringtOn, on the 9th insi., Mir Wm. Palmer, 64, formerly from StOnington, Ct. In Kent, Mrs Laura Ann Erwin, 24, wife of Dr. Wm. Erwin.
 In Cheshire, Capt. Ezra Doolitle, 78.
 In Hamden, Mrs Mary Peck, 52.
 In Geneva, N. Y., Daniel M'Donnald, D. D. amd Professor of Mathematics in Geneva College, IS. lH Hamden, Surriia L. Brooks, daughter of Emos B. 2l. In Derby, Mir Abjah Beardslee, 74, arevolu- tiOnary pensiOnerhe served during the whole ot the war; ln North Haven. Capt. Stephen Munson, 70; widow Elizabeth Clark, 82. In Middletown Mrs. Ruth Beden, 69.-IM Eaet- Haddam, Mrs. Temperance Smith, %; Widow Thankful Smith. 90. ,.4 In Windsor, Mir Amos Gileti, &C.,
 In Enfield, Mrs Alice Kingsbury, 78, wife ot Lem. ln Snfisld. Mrs Hannah Adams. s6, wife of Mir Alvin Adams,
 In Brooklyn, Mrs Elizabeth Huntington, g, wife of Dr. T. Huntington; Mr Jeremiah Scarborough Al. In Middletowp, Mise Betsey Sumner. 67; Miss Lu- cy Soltlm.ayd, 16, daughter of Mr John s. In Hartford, Mr. Roswell Bartholomew, of the firm of Ward, Bartholomew & Brainard. 49.
 In Wes,-Hartford, Mr. Pearl Steele, S7. In Pennington, Mr. Amos Phelps, 48.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15
7emperance Society 6f Litchf field County

T 1enper0Nce S0ctetV 0t LtlchEetd COuNty W7ILL be held at South Canaan, on the
 w fourth Tuesday of the present month. As a report of this sociesy is to be forwarded previously to the 18th inst, the subscriber takes this method to cafl on the Secretaries of the several Branches fur skeir respective re. ports. For the particular facts 10 he commit nicated, they are referred to the Temperance Circular" of the Executive Commttcs of the State Temperance Society. It is hoped that measures will be immediately taken by our Secretaries, in concert with other gentlemen of intelligence, to collect and transmit to the subscriber at Torringford, (post paid such in- formation on the subject as may be within their reach. A prompt attention to this com munication is respectfully and earnestly soli- cited. k. G0ODMAN. Sec'y T. $. L. C.
 Torring ford. ApriI 6. 1880 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15
SPRING MILLINERY Fancy Goods.
MISS A. P. CABLE

MISS A. IF. CA BILE "AS just returned from NcwYork with A II u gcneral assortment of
 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, consisting of one entire case of FANCY HATS, among which are some of the new and elegant style of Satin Straw, both of the Cottage and French shape; also silk. Satin. Navarino, Lrghorn open-work and split straw HATS and COTTAGE BONNETS, for ladies, misses. and children.-A general as- sortment of FLOWERS and RIBBONS Of the latest style thread and bOhbinett Laces and Edgings; Swiss Muslins and variety of SILKS; also the changcahle Silks for dresses; French Gipghamsj Silk and Cotton H Hosiery; Gloves and Mitts; Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs-an of which will he sold at mod crate prices. tfgf
 0FIHe Ladies are respectfully ;apited to caN and erasaine for themselves. M 1s
 Litchield, April l5, 1880 A
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15
COElectOs's Notice.

THE Public ara hereby notitisd, that the l Subscriber will sell at the Public Sign Post, in the First Society in Washington, on the nth day of June, at one o'clock, F. M., so much of the real estate of Constantine McMahon, Chrisiopher Allen. and Lysander Strong, as will pay a Towa Tax of i've and a half cents On the dollar. and State Tax of one cent on the dollar, on the assessment list 0f 1S3e. and the costs of sale.
 LMwERErT ALLEN, Collector.
 Washington. April t4, 1880 'N
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15

The Late Duei--The duel, which was fought few weeks since, in the neghhOrhood of Philadelphia jn which Charles c. Hunter, of the United States Navy, instanlaneously killed William Miller, Esq.,, a young lawyer o that city, of great promise, and who reluctantly engaged n the fatal ansaction has exci. ted much and deserved indignation throughout the community. The legislature of Pennsylvania, by. . public vote requested the Presiden, of the United States to strike the names of Mr. Hunter and his companions from the register of the Navy. We are happy learn that before the knowledge of this vote course recommended. The following are the oficia documents:
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15

Fire AThe main building of the extensive Gilt
 Baton Factory of the Aessrs. Scovils. at Wa,erbu- ", was entirely consumed by fire on Wednesday sorning last, between the honrs of thres and four o'clock. All the machinery. together with large a. mOua, of other property. was destroyed, and nothing sxcep, small ausk, containing few tools, was caeA from the flames. The origin of the fire is an- kaown, and, before it discovered. is had attained to ssch a head tha. all attempts to save either the building or the materials were uaassings The large building containing the rolling workss the casting shop and the cOal-hOuse, although eosaiguous pre.er,sd by the exeriO"s of hs eisssas. partial insurance was effected on the Factory-hut ths loss to the propre,ors is supposed so bs from six to eight ,Ioosaod dollar.-Nep- HGuew Hsraid.
 Kssp Caol--The senior Editor oi lhs New-YOrk Courier, Mr. Wsbb, is evidensly in passion-a vio- Icnt paasion-and threatens to visis he contemporary of the Washington Telegraph sish "ssvsre bu. msr- issd psrsonaI chassssmsns," whea a opportunity Of Ies. This looks little like tsiyizg; and not much Iihe ssus courage. We hepo mF. Nonh viii givs his eoadiusov ssw words Sf soothing eeuaSsl.
 BsssSR GGsstts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15
: Good Luck, <. A Prize of f 400 COLLARS, s

10 S6 49
 A Prize of 90 DOLLARS. X <, SOLD AND PAID, THIS WEEK.
 EDWIN WILLIAMS. sl, Litchdeld, April l5, 1880 4 .gs Drawn Numbers Connecticut Lottery. class ? ,s-, No. 20, extra,
 10 30 Al 50 40 l5 25 49 5 Conn. Lottery, class No. 8, for 1880, 35 50 IT IS 10 49 % 44 54 GrotOn Monument, class 2f, new series, '3 V 2g IS 49 S4 g. l7 A 58 44
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15

Moses c. Pilsbury, Esq. the Warden of the Stat Prison at We,hers6cd, has resigned his office. allea ing M health, and the in6rmi,ies proceeding from Ol age, as the reasons. Since he has held the station, has given universal satisfaction.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-15

T We are requested to state that public meeting of the Temperance Society of the town of Litch6eld will be held a, the Court House on Monday evening next, at ' o'clock. af''
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12
3 Y THE GOVERNOR
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIl
n PROCLAM.aTION

WM HEREAS the Convention which assem-.
w bled iE the city of Richmond, on the fiji st
Monday in October, 1929, pursuant to law, to
-" consider, discuss and propose a new Constitu.
eon' or alterations and amendments to the ex-
'stIng Constitution ofthis Commonwealth, ;" have
adjourned sine die, after having agreed upon an
amended Constitution or form of Cover ment,
to be submitted to the people, aud to he by them
ratified or rejected, William b. Giles, Gov.
e!nor, have thought proper, by and with the adj.
vice OF the Council of State, to make proclama
ton, and do now hereby proclaim, that the said
Convention did, on the 18th day of January in
TINS present year, $780, adjourn sine die-and to
direct that the said amended Constitution or
form OF Government for this Commonwealth,
shall be published once week for three success.
sive months, together with this proclamation in
such newspapers as by advice of Council were
directed to publish the Act of the General As
Semoiv OF Virginia, to organize Convention.
sf Given under nv hand as Gov
sSEALs ernor, and under the seal of the
Commonwealth at Richmond,
this 18TH day Of January, 1880
January 90 3m
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12
January 90
BILL OF RIGHTS.

n Dcclaratioa g. Rights made Gy tie Reprcsenta-
Tres gt The good People Of VIRGINIA, assem-
6ted IN tuH anil free Convention !; ,chich
nights doPcrtGin 10 them, md their Postertty,
as Tie basis end foundation Of Gooernmtnt.
Unanimously adopted, June 18th, I776l
j. a'lat all men are by nature equally free and
sndependent, and have certain inherent rights Of
which, when they enter into a state of society
shey cannot, by any compact, deprive, or divest
their posterity namely, the enjoyment of life
ana hoerty, with the means of acunifnp and
possessing property, and pursuing and obtaining
happiness and safety.
i"at e'l powers are invested in, and consc-
g"hhtiV derive" ION, the people that maois.
-tiaios are their trustees and servants and nj all
tines amenable to them.
d. mat Government is, or ought To bs. insti-
'utoa TOT ,ne common benefit, protection and Sc
curity OF tie people, nation or commup;ty. nj
oil the various modes and forms Of cov.rny,snt
Hat Is best, which is capable Of PRODUCING the
greatest degree OF happiness and safety. and is
most etectually secured against the danger nf
mai-adninisfration; and that, when any govern.
ment shall be found inadequate or contrary I'm
ihese purposes, majority ofthc community hath
hh undub'tnbie, uBaenabIc, and undefeasble
right to reform, alter abolish it, in sncf man.
her as shall be Judged most conducive to the pub.
lie veal " viz pun
q; ihat no man, or set Of men, are entitled to
exclusive or separate emolumcnts oil privileges
rom The community, but in consideration of pub
NC spIvlGcs which not being descendible, nei-
theF ought the offices Of MaGistrate. IepisIatnr
or Judge, to lie hereditary.
81 Anat TIC Legislative and Executive powers
OF Tue 81 ute should be separate and Distinction
me Judiciary and that the members oft,,e two
hrst may be restrained from oppression, by feel
,ng "lu participating the burtbeDs Of the people
ihsy should, at fixed periods be reduced In +, nri
vato station, return into that BODY from which
they were originally taken, and the vacancie,
be supplied by frequent, certain, and regular
elections, ~ which all or any part Of tho former
monbCrs should he again eligible or ineligible 10
ns the law direct
6, The elections Of members 10 serve os ron.
resentativcs of the people, in Assembly. oupbr
10 be Tree ;and that all Ren having sufficient evi
dcnco OF permanent common interest with. and
sunchment TO the community, have the rirbt o
suffrage, and cannot 10 taxed or deprived ofthsi.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12
TERMS.

" THE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE. will be
Published every Friday, ut three dollars per
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ONo subscription will be received for less
than six Months, or be discontinued, but at the
discretion of the Editors, until all arroarages
shall have been paid
GJWhoever will procure FIVE, and guarantee
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
GJ"One square, or less-Three insertions 81
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property for public uses, without their own con
sent, or that OF their representative so elected
nor bound by any law to which they have not
| In like manner, assented, for the pubic good
z, That all power of suspending laws, or tn,
execution of laws, by any authority, without
consent of the representatives of the people, i.
injurious to their rights, and ought not to be
| exercised.
8. That, in all capital or criminal prose outions
n man hath right to demand the cause and ma
ture OF his accusation, to be confronted with the
| accusers and witnesses, to call for evidence in
his favor, and to speedy trial by an impartial
| Jury OF his vicinage without whose unanimous
consent he cannotbe found guilty; nor can he
| be compelled to give evidence against himself;
| that man be deprived of his liberty except
by the law OF the land, or the judgment of his
peers.
9. That excessive bail ought not to be reauir-
| ed, MOI excessive nor cruel and unsual punish
| ments inflicted.
TO- That general warrants whereby an officer
| or messenger may be commanded to search sus-
pected places without evidence of fact COM
| united or To seize any person or persons not
named, or whose offence is not particularly de-
scribed and supported by evidence, are grievous
| and oppressive, and ought not to be granted.
Ill. That, in controversies respecting proper
ty, and in suits between man and man, tho an
cent trial by jury, is preferable to any other and
ought to be held sacred.
IL. That the freedom of the press is one of
tho great bulwarks of liberty, can new
er be restrained but by dsspotic governments.
ID. That well regulated militia, composed
of the body of the people trained to arms, is the
proper, natural and safe defence of free State !;
that standing armies, ir time of peace, should be
avoided, as dangerous to liberty; and that i'm
all cases, the military should be under strict
subordination to, and governed by the civil pow
err.
ID That the people have right to uniform
government and therefore, that no government
separate from, or independent of, the govern
ment of pfrginia, ought to be erected or cstab-
liShed within the limits thereof.
10. That no free government, or the blessing
of liberty, can be preserved to any people, but
by firm adherence to justice, moderation tenn
perance, frugality, and virtue, and by frequent
recurrence to fundamental principles.
lG. That religion, or the duty which we owe
to our Creator, and the manner of discharginr il
can be directed only by reason and conviction,
not by force or violence; and therefore all men
are equally entitled to the free exercise of rel-
gion, according to the dictates of conscience and
that 1t is the mutual duty of all to practise Chris
tian forbearance, love, and charity towards each
other