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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04
10 ALL NELSON has received. hy the recent arrival:
n 4 from Kew York and phi,,lc,.,,;, ia. ~, ~, - ~

from New York and phac,ia the rI1,c- pa,t of lbs
ALI SJoiSi among which
London duffc and point blankets
9, 3, 10, II and hi rose do.
White, rad. green and black fiunncls
Do. do. - 10 y ~ ~ cns';,rcs:,
Common tine and supcrfine sattines well assorted
,tooincts, kerscys and :nscYs.
flain and printed CARPET taizes
'vansdowp and Valencia vcstnes assorted
Colourcd and black En- dish Gotcat:.!c do
Plain and figured bOn!,azcts
NCrnn Cassi;ccs,
PED blue and orange crcassians
Caroine S,fires and cirassan i,lajsis
six, worstct ianbswo,i and COTTON
Do. do. do ho.f,o
IN elegant assortment Of square long ncriuo ,Ia,y
4 AHmere long do cashmere and Valencia 10.
Supcr London ana French printed cambrics
striped and plaid girl3iIains and batistc
Cotton canbrics and cambria nn,slns
Tain and figured book, n,ull and Swiss 10
Superior black italian l,istrn.s
Hack and coourad Grcs de Naples
Italian nets and wor-ted barge
black macelne and florence
Canton and Mandarin grapes
Furniture, belt and other ribbons, an elegant assortment
Mermo and cashmere hdkfs.
Aorsted and ba.esc gauzc DO.
India and German silk do.
Imitation baut'auna and Madras 10.
Coloure,t and white
Super black Italian do.
Mems brckskin, Woodstock and iorsesain GLOVES
Ladies' do. ussortet
large assortment of brown ard blccIeh shrtin-s and
shcctns domestic pais cking apron furniture checks
&c. &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04
1iSSOLUTION.--The eopartncrship heretofore existing
- between the subscribers under the firm of fio5so d
Sampson, IS this day dissolved by mutual agreement
JOHN IIOBSOV,
la October. GEORGE l.. SAMPSON.

The state OF my health rendering necessary that should
reln'9uls mercantile pursuits have sold George L.
son. my late partner the !iuJson
Sampson Having become sole proprietor he ia fully
u'oz2 to settle tho bsrSs of ito firm ItobDn Sampson
ever We're and he alone authorized close TIE partnership
transactions
In retiring nom The mercantile world, beg leave
mend Mr. Sampson nay friends and public generally As
worthy OF confluence and i'll qualified
iStCSio5cr JOHN ROBSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04
EAQ.EIIN p. TAYLOR IS


90 London Liverpool, Ncw ok and Philadelphia, his fall
supply oft:oods, consisting IL part Of
Napt coltons, plains aud Fcarnarg;t's
RnS: an Whitney b!anke;s, OF all sizes and prices
Tnnlon tiuifl, striped, am point Blankets
White rcd, green, black yallov nannes
Green bai7ss bookings aud lcor cloths
jNid'cnnnstor, Nenclan and tr;sscls Competing
Paris, brussels. and oxiort!
Cznlbrrgr b;ulaps and tickenburrs
iuc black and colored s'Pcne cloths AMI cassirncrus
Double mliGd drlb and common to good 81 cloths
tSHan+own tolire- md silk vcstiu3
london hats, caps, uni umbrellas
NoTs larbspooi cotton, silk hos;rr; ever 6cs-
cription and Gua,ty
BJn1a7e'c, p!aitls, ratiness, and rorrcn
7.G and "A Irish linen shcCtngs and Hollands
Worsc; ard SIX f,irIcs
Cal;cocs, ginyha'ns and hrragcs
look. niui, j1con"t, and other musiinq
Italian. Gro &c Na:o.c sinchcvs, ard othcr si'-s
siuperGuc and common s1'inets
Blccned and brown domestic s!cctiugs ard hiy'u-
Iosct!cr , t'" usual variety staple md Eucy goods,
which iic offers for s-n OH lis usual terms.
Also Slla~Dc's Guns SCOT -i--ot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04

Having purchased o ny late partner his ertc in the
concern o. tohon sampson, propose doing General Corr
HnSs'on Business, in tc city OF Richmond
anG to the correspondents Of n late firm: and the public gene
Ia, oiiaf best elCois for their interest
Ton OF any business :hGy may think
management GEORGE L. SAMSON
LIST October.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04
EA/HISkEY.--a250 barrels of Ist proof WiIISKEY
Wv For sale by JONATHAN CREERY

Wv For sale by JONATHAN CREERY.
No. ~ Smiths H'h.rf Baitioloye
Who will te supplied from different Dsllc cs and which
W! bosoid OH tho lowest terms in lots purchasers
f ID 3D. and 4h proof od and good uslity rev Orleans
RCN
10 bhs Pecan NUTS will no sold low close sales
8 tons BAR IRON. well drawn
% tons of t'llo" WARE completely assorted
bright first quality American VICES, weighing each - 3d.
AN. 100 pounds
Wrought Iron Mill CRhNKS
Wrought SPIKES
Patent and common CSMBOOSE.S
y small nvoico Of ANCHORS will BE- sold low sales
Tobacco PRESSES, made of Cast on complete and
will be sold low
WI! fnis! an5 quantity of STOVES approaching
M VIII purchase any quantity of old TTtoush CAT
Iron. Sept 2O--tt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04

(mosty by ,rvals rom Vow York. folov,in.
s2RI GOODS;
JET black Italian i;istrnga very heavy
kluc black and royal purple double .orcnccs
Hahn and watcced gros dc nap almost c-cry color
Hu0and white checked anC .I-,Ir"t' silk 6c,ue:s
iacl figured Mandarin sat;ns and plain sa,m icvjtircs
Tain and fp.;,rcL black Mandarin Nln.;n crapcs
Back and coiored Narln -cScs
&; and 20 inch black Italian,
Rich figured r1Ize and silk hikfi
EE:1i ane black Italian grapes aud Grape TO-
81 and - jiack inarino hon,ali1c
70 and II :mircsscl IRISH linens, so, finish
10 iOuS lawns unusually Enn
"a, and 10 I lanasks, diapers, aud ia'"nsi napkins
81 Irish s,retin2s
Eilo and black velvet cloths
Sol MKT, olive, b-o"a. Glare, and green do
oKiorl and steel mkt sanet
Eic, MKT and cloth blue do
White gave and merno flannel
With other articles, which is tcrcrl needless ,'nr
ratcba Will simply remark, that they have hand h,r.
nnt general assortment 4f7pie nrt Fncp L,y (;o,ts which
viii bc sold at the lofs market prices on their usual tennis
st
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
JOHNSON'S
ENGLISH DICTIONARY,
IMPROVED BY TODD, AND ABRIDGED
BY CHALMERS.

BY CHALMERS.
TUST published by CHARLES EVER,
% l4I Washington-street, Boston, and for sale by
him, JOIfNSON'S ENGLISH DICTIONARY, as
improved by II. J. Todd, d. d. and abridged by
A. Chalmers, F.. S. A.. with WALKERS PRO
NOUNClNG DICTIONARY combined, to which
is added, WALKERS KEY to the Classical Pro-
nuncation of Greek, Latin, and Scripture Proper
Names, edited by, Joseph E. Worcester, A. M, A..
A. S. This Dictionary in vol. 8vo, comprises a
complete reprint of Mr.. Chalmers's Abridgment
Mr.. Walkers principles of English Pronunciation,
his pronunciation of all the words found in his Die
tionary, together with his Critical Remarks the
pronunciation of particular words; and also Wal
ker's Key entire. Ii possesses the following advan-
ages not found in the three works above mentioned,
of which it is chiefly composed
/. The words added by Mr.. Todd, exceeding four
teen thousand in number, Disseminated from the
rest. 9. Words pronounced obsolete by Dr. John
son or Mr.. Todd. are so marked g. Words desig-
mated by DIR. Johnson Mr.. Todd primitive
words, distinguished from such dervative.
4, Additional matter remarks, chronological, crit-
CAL and explanatory, from DR.. johnson and Mr.. Todd
are occasionally inserted 5. To the many thousand
words not found in Mr. Walkers Dictionary, the
pronunciation has been given according to his prin-
ciples. 6. With regard to the pronunciation of
many words respecting which other orthoepists diff
fer from Walker, and he has neglected to exhibit
this difference, the mode adopted by others is here
given. z. An Appendix, containing besides other
matter, all the further additional words, {about one
thousand) inserted by Mr. Todd in his second edition.
published in London in 1927. g. DIR. Johnson's
Preface to his folio edition. Mr. Todd's Introduction
g. An Alphabetical list of the authors referred to as
authorities for the use of words, with the time spe-
cited when they fourished.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
University Bookstore.
'AuAA WV SAAS ht-- tAAtts
Boston, Sept. 30.
HILLIARD & BROWN, Cambridge,
j Il keep constantly on hand general assortment

" ILLIARD & BROWN, Cambridge,
J l. keep constantly on hand general assortment
of
SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOKS.
which they will sell as low as books of the
same quality can be purchased in Boston
market.
Also-Folio Post, Letter, Foolscap, and
Pot PAPER;
QusLts; flirting Books Of rarious rulings ;
States, &c. &c.
H. & B. are agents for the following Pc
riodical works, for which they respectfully
solicit subscriptions -
North American Review, 5 dollars per
annum; American Quarterly Review dol
lars; Journal of Education, dollars; Chris
tan Examiner, 3 dollars; Unitarian Advo-
cate, monthly, 2 dollars Christian Regis
ter, weekly, 3 dollars; Christian Spectator,
3 dollars; Episcopal Waterman, g dollars.
dico-Chirurgical Review, dollars A
merican Journal of Medical Sciences, S dol
lars Edinburgh Review, dollars; Quar-
terly Review, 5 dollars Westminster Re-
view, dollars Retrospective Review, 6
and half dollars.
March IS. If
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BAL

TNHE most valuable remedv
= q for Consumptions, Asthma, PlsD
of blood, Hopping Cough, Cough, h
affections of every kind. The basis ii
was private recipe of a distinguish
one Of the neighbouring States and |,
by an individual to whom it gave the \
ing relief. After having been SUPPOSE
the reach of medicine from an affectmI
he was restored to health by the use i
Die Pulmonary Balsam 1t might he
offered to the publiek, had not this ~
that his own cure was not accidental
that in the numerous cases in which NJ
ed it to others, it never failed to give
been improved from the original recip
which, while it preserves its peculial
dapts it more perfectly to the disease,
is recommended in all their stages.
TESTIMONIES.
Certificate qf Leonard Stoa
To THE PUBLIcK. Having been
winter of 1926, with the prevailing id
tinued, for the space of two years n
with bad cough, great difficulty ofbu
sional pain in the side, great debility
bad digestion and the expectoratien d
matter. / consulted three distinguik
and made use of Anderson's Cough Dns'
Specifck, and other celebrated nn
relief. About the first of April IL n
bottle of the Vegetable FdlmonaHS
beneficial effect was immediate and ID
of three months my health was as u
Deen Tor the last ten years.
LEONARD sd
Rochester, IN. " Nov. q, 1927 |
Certificate Of Frederick S. Wal
The subscriber is induced, from III
rations, to recommend the Vegetsb]
Balsams as remedy of the greatest I
eases of the lungs, being probably M
use for the preservation of his own md
and winter of 1856, / was attacked \
Of the lungs, which threatened to be n
rieus character. 1t was attended with
blesome cough, particularly in the even
with oppression and inflammation 4
gradually followed by great emaciatir
ton of strength. These symptoms
about nine months, in spite of the eSaI
slzilful physicians to check their pron
time l fortunately met with the Vegetl
ny Balsam, by the use of which, spa
plete recovery was effected. My heal
good as ever it was,
FREDERICK S. |
Augusta, (Geo.) Sept. 81, 1897.
An eminent physician in New-HamI
q l am satisfied the Vegetable Pulmoa
valuable medicine. It has lately d
complete success in a severe lung
tended with the raising of much blod
resisted every other prescription"
The wife of a clergyman of Boston,
ed past recovering from disease oil
the spring of 1928 whose restoration
ascribed, both by her physician and b
the use Of the Vegetable Pulmonary b
Many other certificates. from sourcs
responsibility, may be examined ona
rections. For sale by
GILMAN B. Pal
Lancaster, and by most Druggists ing
Price-50 cents.
EFor sale as above, DIR. Stephen 4
celebrated Jdtr,dice Bitters, and v
n,Gtick and Strengthening Plastess
Stephen Jewett, son of the late DR.. 81
of Rindge, N. HI.
Sept. 2, 1928. Iy
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
HISTORY OF BosToN-.Second Edition.
BY DR.. C. IT. SNOW

-. ID DIV. z. II. ONOW.
UST published, and for sale at this Of.
= ice, a second edition of the History of
Boston. This edition comprises the text
and notes of the first, with some corrections
and additions to bring the account of the city
down to the present time. 1t now contains
upwards of four hundred pages, with nume-
rous engravings, consisting of public build
lngs and some Of the most interesting scenes
in our country. Price, in cloth backs, So 90.
May 6.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
ELIXIR PECT01
The most efsctual remedy IN IN /,
ptGints, and IN euery species y
at the Cbpet w

Inc most eDectstdt remedy IN an
ptaints, and IN euery spec;t. !,
at the Chest, y
NEVER has there been an, !,
In sale for the same purposes S{
ed SO fast in the confidence Of tbs " u
demand for it, as the Elixir Pectd'e9
grown all prejudice and opposition
a character altogether different fros,
monty called Patent Medicines y !
stefan, who was acquainted with /,
it" there is no quackery about il ~
sober, we'll bred Physician, who ~
position gradually by his own prac tsa
From the numerous testimonial
which have been lately presented !,
selected for the satisfaction of tn, ~
Interesting Ertraet
To DIR. WATTs-In gratitude fl
olence towards a numerous class Of
like myself, have been, or now ana
Consumptive complaints, / would aSa'
following statement of facts.
was early subject to cough. u,;,
occasioned the raising of much blo,S
May last, was attacked with ho.s
distressing cough, severe pain in thu \
which obliged me to suspend nv ~
received some relief from medical y
difficulties still continued.
In July last from the recommends
| procured bottle of the g Elixir@
had not taken more than one hupa,S
l felt essentially relieved. have Nas
two and three bottles, and find myssIlI.
ed. My private, and public labours N
attended with no convenience.
symptom of the return of my former
can now say, what / could scarcehI
thirty years, / AM WELL.
Yours, with sincere gratituda
EZEKIEL /. !
Ashby, Mass. Oct. 90, 1927.
For sale by Gilman B. Po,l.l
ter II. Allen, Leomister C. R,,,S
e. p. Hill, Townsend L. Tarben 4
B. p. Di1, Groton; C. III. Within,
1. Je,cett, Fitchburg.
July LIST. Iy
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30

FROM HOMES TABLE BOOK.
THE OLD ARMCHAIR.

THE OLD ARMCHAIR.
What recollections of the past,
OF scenes gone by, and days that were,
Crowd through my mind when ere cast
A look upon my fathers chair,
How often have climb'd his knees
To pat his cheek, and stroke his hair
The kind paternal kiss to seize,
When seated in his old armchair.
And much of monitory lore,
Which babe me Of the world beware,
His tongue has utter'd DER and DER,
When seated in his old armchair.
When ev'ning call'd us round the hearth,
And storms disturb'd the wintry air;
What merry tales of social mirth
Have issued from this old armchair.
With summers toll and heat o'ercome,
When weary nature sought repair
OFT has he thrown his languid frame,
Exhausted in this old armchair.
When adverse fortune crossd his road,
And how'd him down with anxious care
How has he sigh'd beneath the load,
When seated in his old armchair.
But death long since has clos'd his eyes,
And peacefully he slumbers, where
A grassy turf is seen to rise,
And fills no more this old armchair
Ev'n that which does those scenes recall,
Which age and wasting words impair,
Must shortly into pieces fall,
And cease to be an old armchair
Vet while its smallest parts remain,
My fancy shall behold him there;
And memory stir those thoughts again
OF him who fill'd the old armchair.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10
SPRING IND SUMMER GOODS.
$50 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the sub scriber living in Prince
10 William County, Va. about the Goth April a''
negro man named
WILL,
between forty and forty.fve years Of age, about ~,
feet in height, perfectly black, and his har .urs Tt
rather gray. He has lost two Of his upper ,l,
teeth; his clothing consisted Of twed country s,,
and an osnaburg shirt. He bad also when ne or
vessels and others are cautioned against ha,oou'ms
Or employing said runaway. Twill give the aooshl
ward for his apprehension, and pay all , .e'S
charges if brought home Gfhnnp W."
NAV l0-1aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10

Governor Butler, Vermont
Ri: Rev. Bp. Chase, Ohio.
Rev. WIN M'Kekdree, Bp. Meth. Up Church.
Rev. Henry b. Bascom, Pres. Mad. Coll. ia.
Rev. BENJAMIN Mortimer, New York.
Rev. John Stanford, New York.
Rev. p. MilIedoler, Pres. Rutgers Coll New
Brunswick.
Rev. Lucius Bolles, D. D. Salem, Mass.
COL Morgan, u. States Army.
Rev. DR.. Fishback, Kentncky,
Capt. Charles B Thompson, y. States Navy.
SECRETARIES:
Corresponding Secretary.
John S,earns, NJ D. Recording Secretary.
.TREAsURER:
Mr.. Arthur Tappan, New York.
DIRECTORS:
Hon. Samuel Nj Hopkins, Albany.
Rev. David Porter, D d, Catskill.
Rev. Nathan Bangs, d. ID.
Mr.. George Suckley.
Elijah Piersou,
John II. Hill,
John D. Reese,
Arthur Tap2sn,
DR. James e. Bliss, CNew York.
Dr.. David nj. Reese,
Rev. J. j. Matthias,
Rev. Charles &. Sommers,
Rev Thomas De Witt,
Rev. Henry Chase,
B Badger,
Rev. NJ. Bruen,
Rev. w, A. Hallock, New York.
Hon. Frederick +. Nash, North Caron"a.
Hon. Theo. Frelinghuysen, Newark, N y
Josiah Bissell, Jr. Rochester, N. I.
Rev. LYMAN Beecher, D. ID. Boston.
Hon. Roger NJ. Sherman, Fairfield Ioh"'
Hon. Charles Marsh, Vermont:
Rober, Rals.on, Esq. Philadelphia
Rev. B. B. Smith Vermont.
Rev. Dr. Avdelot, Cincinnati. ~ =,
Rev. ]. HI. Church, D. D. Pelham, n. ~:
Rev. H. Rice, ID. d. Tn. Iheo' sem: va
Rev. Dr.. W-ylie, Washington, Pa.
VIM. G. Pendleton, Esq Richmond va
Capt. Charles w. Skinner, u 5. Navy,
Hon. Williamson Dunn, Crawtord'ilie, ina.
Lieut. Benjamin Paige, U. s. Navy.
Mr.. Frederick Erringer, Philadelphia:
Rev. Oh. P. M'Ivaine, Brooklyn, n. Y.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE;
Lewis Tappin, DR. John S~arns'
Dr.. D. NJ. Reese, Joha Griscom, l.. L. D
Dr. John c. Bliss, Elijah Pierson,
Rev. nj. Bruen, John IL. Hill.
3. Badger,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10

Grand loyal .arch Chapter Of the District
of Columbia.
VNHE Semi.Annual Communication Of the Gram
l. Royal Arch Chapter of the District Of COLUMBIA
will be held, comfortably to the Constitution thereof
an TUESDAY NEXT the 10th instant; at ten O'Clock,
w. in the Central Masonic Hall, City Of Washington
The oiRos-s, Members, and Delegates. from the
Chapters under its jurisdiction, are accordingly re
quested to attend,
EDWARD s. LEWIS,
june 9 Grand Secretary G. c. n. e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10
James Mckenzie & Co.

HAVE re opened the we'll known estabhshmem
1.-Two doors east of the Franklin House, and io'
merly in the occupancy of Messrs Robert McCre,
& Co. where they offer for sale we'll selected arc
&c neral assortment of
SPRING IND SUMNER GOODS.
Their purchases having been made in New foI.
for Cash. and by experienced judge, they are eni
oled to offer them on the most pleasing terms-anO
as they.wl Through the agency of one OF the hIln
who residesi in New-York) be receiving By every Paet
ct additional supplies of goods of the latest and mo
fashionable style, they respectfully solics call ITO"
their friends and the public. may 26-1H
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04
FERDINAND MENDEZ PINTO.
: < x <
From the NATIONAL INTELLIGENoER.
.N0rpmbpr Goth 1928
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Nothing will be known officially, OF the result OF
the late Presidential election, until after the meet
inr of Congress, but we have received sufficient
information to satisfy u Of what we long before
that Gen jackson has received large
majority OF the electoral votes, and is consequent,
elected.
In announcing this result 10 readers, we have
the satisfaction Of knowing. that the first office in
the gift of the people has been bestowed on one
whose public services nave merlted that, or an,
other mark of public appreciation and we have
pledge. in the well tried in egrity and known abb
lities OF the llusrous individual alluded to, that
the affairs of the government will be properly and
ably conducted.
As this great question, which has agitatcd and
convulsed the community fUl the last four years,
now finally settled, we think this proper occasion
to express our sincere hopes. that the exacerbaion
of party spirit may be suffered to sleep in lasting
oblivion, and that all may unite to support the al
ministration OF the man. who, as Jetfet son well
SAID, has filled the measure Of his country's
glory.
For ourselves, as regards our past course, we are
free to confess. that compelled to choose between
Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Adams. our partialiiy. Ut.
indeed, we entertained any feeling which might be
so strongly denominated) was in favor of the pre-
sent incumbent. We knew that many juat and
well grounded objections were urged against him;
such as hastiness oi temper; INDIGESTION Of judg
ment: aristoc atical principles and SO forth sand
we were also well aware of the many great and
shining qualities of his opponent. But we trusted
that Mr.. Adams temper would have been kept IN
der proper restraint by high sense OF esponsib
ty--that his errors of judgment would have been
remeded BY the wisdom OF his cabnet-and that
his unfortunate bias towards aristocracy would
have been laid aside, in compliance with the pie
ludlccs-wc wond have said the wishes u the peo-
pie. We regret to be compelled to declare that
we were disappointed. Our duty to ourselves and
to count y. demands Of us to make this comics
sion; and to express sorrow for having con-
tributed our aid to the support OF such man
While on this subject, we take the opportunity OF
declaring sincere regret. for having, Under the
influence of reports which we then unwilling be
j lieved. lent countenance to the base ISLANDERS
so industriuusv propaga,ed against eur brctherr
Of the South ); and more particularly do wc yegrc
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04

Yesterday the Adams in Baltimore had tremenlou
celebration. 1t we'll for them to celebrate before the
elections they will spirits do It after Our tnrt
when The elections over, when shall celc
hra'e victory Of the people their rulers.