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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-01

HINTS TO MEN OF BUSINESS. Super
intend III person as much of your business
as practicable, and observe with a watch
ful eye the management of what is neces-
sarlly committed to the agency of others.
Never lose sight Of the powerful infu-
ence of example, and be careful in the
management of your concerns to recon-
mend, by your own personal practice, uni
form habits of active, interested, and per-
seVering diligence to those in your en-
ploy.
BE prompt and explicit in your instruc-
tons to your agents, and let it be under
stood by them that you expect they will
execute the same in strict conformity
thereto.
Let no common amusemcnts interfere
or mingle with your business make them
entirely distinct cmployments.
Despatch at once, possible, whatever
you may take in hand if interrupted bv-
unavoidable interference, resume and fin
lsh it as soon as the obstruction is re-
moved.
Beware of selfinduIgence no business
can possibly thrive under the shade of its
influence.
do not assume to yourself more credit
Tor what you do, than you are entitled to.
rather be content with little less: the
pubick mind will always discover where
merit is due.
Famillarize yourself with your books
keep them accurately, and frequently in
vestlgate and adjust their contents. This
IS an important item.
Cultivate domestick habits, for this your
family, if you have one, has a strong and
undeniable claim besides, your customers
will always be best pleased when they find
you at home, or at the place of your busi-
ness.
Never let hurry or confusion distract
your mind or dispossess you of selfcom-
mand.
Under the influence of such habits as
these, with suitable dependence on
Providence for blessing on the labour of
your hands, you will have good founda-
ton to rest your hope upon, for success in
whatever business you may be employed.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-01

Oh to cede. to the United States
islction Of sites for Light Houses on Dump
~, Nobsque Point, and at the entrance of
avn Harbour.
Be 1T enacted by the Senate
3 se Of Representatives IN General
ssembled, and by the authority
+ same, That the jurisdiction of
|iig Rock in Buzzard's Bay, be and
s. granted to the United States of
al for the purpose of erecting a
% use on the same-ProUided that
81 monwealth shall retain, and does
etaln a concurrent jurisdiction
Hs United States, >in and over the
k, SO far as that all civil and
q processes, issued under the au-
this Commonwealth, or any Off
'rpf, may be executed on any part
ock, Or in any building which
Hected thereon, in the same way
ller as if the jurisdiction had
11 granted as aforesaid.
BE 1t further enacted, That
d States of America may pur-
' tract of land, not exceeding
which shall be found necessary
ght House, authorized by Con-
built on Nobsque Point, in the
Rlmouth, and may hold the same
continuance of the use and ap-
aforesaid, reserving to this
ealth concurrent jurisdiction
mted States in and over the
n manner and form as set forth
section Of this Act.
BE 1t further enacted, That
2|' States Of America may pur-
tract of land, not exceeding
which shall be found necessa-
9' Llght House and Pier, author
pngress to be erected on the
entrance of Edgartown harbour
PO D. the same, during the con-
the use and appropriation
serving to this Commonwealth
jurisdiction with the United
no over the said land, in man.
m as set forth in the first sec
IS Act. Provided, That all
70 shall dwell upon either of
# OF land, the jurisdiction of
eefesoy granted to the United
Il De deemed and taken to be
olthe town in which said land
s:'P a'ed, and shall there do the
and have and enjoy the same
Us other inhabitants of such
\ that they shall not be liable
Jurors, or perform military
W the GOVERNOR, June IL, 1928.
prescribing the form of re-
raFn of Electoral votes.
Ed, that the annexed form of
'o'es tor Electors of President
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-01

ana wee President of the United States
may be used, and that the Secretary Of the
commonwealth be directed to furnish,
each town, district and city in the Com
monWealth, with two copies thereof and
TO procure sufficient number to be print
ed tor that purpose, and that he also
furnish each town, district and CITY with y
copy OF this Resolve and of the Act d.
rectlng the mode of choosing Electors Of
President and Vice President of the Unit
ed States And that the Mayor and AL
dermen of the City of Boston shall have
like power as is hereby granted to the
Selectmen of the respective towns in the
Commonwealth, and with the farther DOW
er to vary this form, so far as their corno.
rate charters may require.
Form of the Return of Votes given for
Electors of President and Vice President of the
United States. u 'i''
At legal meeting of the Inhabitants
OF the (Iown, District or City, as the case
may beg OF --, in the County of
=, qualified according to the Con-
stitntIon, to vote for Representatives in
the General Court, holden on the first
Monday of November, one thousand EIGHT
hundred and twent-eight, for the purpose
OF giving in their votes for Electors of
President and Vice President of the Unit
ed States-The whole number of votes
given in were received, sorted, counted
and declared, and record thereof made in
open town-meeting, as directed by the Act
passed June 10th, A. D. 1923, and were
for the following persons;
Electors at Large.
Electors for Suffolk District.
Electors for Essex South District
Electors for Essex North District.
Electors for Middlesex District
Electors for Worcester South District.
Electors for Worcester North District.
Electors for franklin District
Electors for Hampden@listrict.
Electors for Berkshire District
Electors for Norfolk District.
Electors for Plymouth District
Electors for Bristol District.
Electors for Barnstabe District
}se,ee,nen Of
---, Town Clerk
N. b. Insert the number of votes in words at full
length and not in figures
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he roR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE

.rs FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE
Sopcr II. HILLS, Leominster.
ARIES H. WHITING, Sterling.
svr1I g. SAWYER, Bolton.
rbe gentlemen named above as Agents are
I'D to receive subscriptions to the Gazette,
.,ents for the same. Advertisements, or any
H nrinting, forwarded through them will re-
unpt attention.
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.surn EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, BY
n a. J. ANDREWS.
,c.sTER. MASSACHUSETTS,.

1ANCASTER, MAsSAOHUsETTS'
1.-TWO dollars per annum-or one dollar
~ ~, Ave cents if paid in advance. If not
| Eh;9 six months after the expiration of the
~ dollars and fifty cents.
nr,srMENTs conspicuously inserted three
for ONE DOLLAR per square; less than
sryENTY-FIvE CENTS, and continued longer
me shilling an insertion.
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CT requiring the publication ofan
Statement of County Receipts and Ex-
hes.
enacted By the Senate and House
besentatiueS az General Count as
! and By the authority Of the SANK,
be County Commissioners and
.ers of the several Counties in this
|hvealth, excepting the County of
be, and they are hereby required
sh annually, at the close of each
one or more newspapers (not ex-
three published within their re-
Counties, Or in an adjoining
an account of the receipts and
lures of their respective Counties
d under distinct heads.
We'd by the Goyernour, June II, 1928.
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STATE "a vayS.

suNoNwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
mr. of orr Lord one thousand eight hundred
and tacenty eight.
1 CT in addition to the several Acts
stion to the Inspection of Butter and Lard.
/. BE 1T enacted By the Senate
|ousc Of Representatives. an General
assembled and by the authority OF
n, That from and after the passing
act all the Butter and Lard import
4 this Commonwealth, which have
8bly inspected in the State in which
Butter and Lard shall have been
4. shall not be subject to q reinspec-
Sthis Commonwealth.
& 2. Be 1t further enacted, That
aIter and Lard imported into this
l5nwealth, which shall not have been
Id in any other State, may be ship
IL bout inspection.
aeved by the Governor, June II, 1923.
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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-01
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The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20

respects be is disqualified. withhold hts vote. and give it to better ulan--and tt will 60 far to retrieve the declensions hich have ta- ken place, and tO render righteousness and peace the stability of our times."
 with reAectinE, candid men we trust the ibove extract N iIl have its just weight; unless the correctness Ofthe sentiments therein con- tained can be disprOved-none but sophists however, will ever undertake to argue against them. We do not expect that zealOus DO. Ii:icaI demagOgues will relish such wholesome truth hut because they will not, this affords no argument against it's excellence and i'm. pOrtance.-.Ed. L. c. P1
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
From she Nep- -Harsn Registsr.

MIR. BARBER.
 1 was somewhat surprised at an idea contained in your last, that would on the whole be best to ad- here to the County nominations even although il was knows that some gentlemen nominated, were in fa- vOr of Gen. Jackson for President.
 In every vIew can take of the subject think ry differently. Shall who sir, friendly to the National Administration, support Jacksonmen for Senators, merely because advantage has been taken of the apathy of the reemcn, get number of such men nominated by the County Conventions If we vote for hen merely because they were thus Dolni- mated, without enquiry. what guarantee have we that they will not half Of them prove to be Jacksonian Aud if We vote for Fuch men for Senators, we may by parity of reasoning vote for men Oi the same de- scrIptlon for Representatives and m the event may 6nd majority of our Legislature in favor of General Jackson.
 We are to remember that an electoral law will be passed and ticket fer electors doubtless made u0 the coming session; and the influence of Honorable Senators in such bnsness s known to be great and need not be commented upon. Furthermore, if thro' the criminal negligence of the friends of the AdmiA- | lstraton, majority of the Legislature should be Jackson'an and the thing s to say the leas posshe) there can be little doubt that they would appoint the electors themselves, and take that right from the peo- pie; Knowing they do, that great majority of the people are opposed to the General.
 You, Mr. Editor, your County may be % strong that you have nothing to fear from Jacksoniam but depend upon it. Jackson party exss and it is nei,h. CT dead nor asleep.
 The opposition to Mir. Adams in Connecticut, lear ned an important lesson in l824-then they came cut openly and boldly agaist Mr. A. and in favor of Mr. Crawford :--ihe consequence was a. signal defeat Now they work coverty and still, bu, assduous- ward 1t becomes the friends of the administration to he on the alert, they may get possession of she citIdeI, at the same time crying alts we'll" The author of a communication in your last, seems to deprecae the idea oi prescribing Republicans from office, but most certainly would prescribe them from I an office, where they might have an opportunity oi giving the vote ot this State the General contrary the wishes of majority of the inhabitants On the whole Mr. Editor. it is decidedly the Opin- ion of one who has always been a democrat, that a ticket for Senators should be made of persons eHd-
 to the Administration and friendly Go ds,rctng the State; that the gentlemen nominated by the coanty conventions and kaown eO be true in these respects shOHla be retained; that thsss UAeHdy either ai
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
Yours, respectfully,

Tn compliance with the request of our subscriber. we have turned to the journals of the House of Representative. f"r the session reh rred to. and find under the date of Dee. 5, I796, the following entry:
 "A new member, viz. ANDREW JACK |" SON, from Tennessee, appeared, produced his credentials, and took his seat in the House of Representatives: the oath being " first administered to him by the Speaker, |" according to law"
 There does not appear to have been any member of the name of Jackson from GeOr gia. during the session of 179O-7.-Edts. Nat Int.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
From the Western ArRss. PARTY Is BLIND.

MT. Editor: It is most astonishing, what traits of character in General Jackson, gre daily developing before the public. It puts bis friends to their wits ends. to reconcile his declarations to Carter Beverly with truth, & failed in the attempt. Now, MT. Darby comes out in confirmation of Gen. LacOck. with re- gard to threats made against the senators. which Gen. Jackson had attempted to deny. But what gives additional importance to the letter of MT. Darby. is that General Jackson should go to Mr. Monroe. and press him to dismiss Mir. Craw ford. from his Cabinet; be. cause he supposed that he. Mir. O.. was op posed to his high handed measures in the Se- minole war. Now this appears to be exactly of piece with his whole military career; to put down every thing that presents itself. oP- posed to his views. His arbitary rule at New Orleans having been winked at by the gov. srnment. gave him boldness in Florida; snd because the uprighines of his conduct IS call ed in question, he makes threats of violence against the constituted authorities who dare to do SO. who regarded their cOuntry's rights enough to express their disapprOhati"u of of his c0uduct. But to put the cap sheaf On, he enters the political sanctuary of the chief magistrate. and pressed (if not demanded) a removal of one of his cabinet officers.
 If % high handed piece of dictatorship b Msssised by wilitary @sUsral wSss s'aS
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
LouDON co. (VIR.)
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LOuDOS co. (VIR.)
 Feb. %. l826. Messrs. Gales and SeatOR :-CPEtain votes have been circulaied tn the newspapers as br ing given in the House Of Representatives b. Gen. Jackson in I7s6, in opposition to an ad dress to the House in answer to, and aPprOV- ing of, G. neral Washings"n's ValedictOry Sreech to Congress. Dec. I1s6. Some "fmy neighbours deny that the votes alluded to were given by Gen. Jackson, alleging it was Mir. Jackson of Grurgia. wh" was formerly a member of Congress. and that Gen. Jackson was not member of the House. As l feel some intrreSfin this matter, and have not the journals to refer to, you will oblige meas well as other subscribers. perhaps. by furnishing the information through the columns of your valuable paper.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
OUR COUNTRY AND HER FAITHFUL

OUR COUNTRY AND HER FAITHFUL PUBLIC SERVANTS, WhO, in three gears, besides defr0ying GN th' expenses cf GOUer"msnt, and applying t'0eIU' Millions for purposes cf National DeteEce InternGl Improvement, &c. h0ve paid nor, than O5~IRirty-thres Million DOIlars Q the National Debt! FOR PRESIDENT, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, RICHARD RUSH. GomnFrttrut State TfckRt. For GoUrrnOr. GIDEON TOMLINSON.
 For It. Gorernor,
 JOHN s. PETERS.
 For Treasurer,
 ISAAC SPENCER.
 For Secretary. .. THOMAS DAY. SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS. PeoDle's District C0ndaddtcs.
 LITCHFIELD co.
 HOMER BOARDMAN.
 NEW-HAVEN CO. HENRY w. EDWARDS, JOHN D. REYNOLDS.
 HARTFORD co. NATHAN JOHNSON,
 MARTIN WELLES.
 FAIRFIELD co.
 ZALMON WlLDMAN,
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20

we expect ig he is made President Of the D. | nisrd States l-wOuld any one dare oppose
 his views or measures! A DEMOCRAT. l
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20

purpose to pursuance of the recommendation of said Nesting, as duly evinced to me.
 Signed by WM. R. HITCHCOCK,
 Clerk Of sad Meeting" IT this be aot legislative Caucus interference, we wish some one in the secret would tell what it is. We do do not say that the Ticket is not upon par with any other ticket, only say it has no better claims for support than others, and inasmuch as many of its candidates very objectionable characters it has not fair claim for support, the district ticket.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-15
DR.. RWsk'S

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GAPILLS--aH iHTaliJle Cure for ip5i -, o.'.''H
! hese Pills have been highly approved NJ ~
who have used them for The above nap,sl v''s
and are prescribed by several physiri,rs' ~ -'
hence N this ana other cities. As auroofe,s /.
pre-emnence over other remidies, he No.. ia
inserts the following copy OF letter. AMI s'f
BALTIMORE CITY, 9th June. In,
Dear Sir: feel it my duty TO acbB,.,
the great benefit | have derived from m.
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ed under that disease, M most OF It's forms -
wards of four years-haye trayeledmueb III
the advice of several physicians, none of ~
were of much service TO me, and had lost ~
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found the least exercise excessively atIg1r- \
had made Use also of all the popular nr.s I
without benefit, and having accidentally 49,
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cipating from the use ofthem no bcuerD.,5, 4
| had attended the use OF all the Other r,n..; 4
| had taken--but IN this l was happily di,,.
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nv sleep restored, and in the course Of, FL
weeks felt myself new creature. II 49,
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he whole system. Heartburn, or an weas,s-
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10.
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r----l- ~ = -cpleuDer, and endng the iirst
uf N0,embe., no so the season, payable on the
lstof April, So tine single leap, pay bic when the
mare is puts Sl5 for insurance, 10 be paid when
the mare proves to be with foa, oris parted with.
Ii is INV intention to stand Surprise the year
round, al the same place, and let linn to mares at
M times required. Pasture can be had on reason
l..c .cru~, but no accountability for escapes, ac-
clie s., SIC, -.-.
JOHN McLURE.
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actieCed IN the healiHg Grt-c.Tes lDkich Tirai
the most extraordinary Of ancient or modern
practice.
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ties, have been acknowledged by the expe-
rience Of thousands. In using the Catholicon a
restriction in diet is not required, nor does il in
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In KING s EVIL or scROFULA, NECROSIS or DIS
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TO debilitated and nervous affected persons.
The discovery Of a preparation adapted 10 that
class Of diseases, for which this is recommended
is one of the most desirable boons that can be
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humane, will be exerted m diiiusing the merits
Of his invaluable remedy TO the ears Of those
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The numerous testimonials already shown 10
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CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The wonderful reputation and demand for this
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cuted by the geOH,etric Lafhe, with the words
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the cork cannot be drawn without defacing this
label, the medicine can be known TO be genuine
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Price 50 per Bottle, or $50 per dozen:
" Printed directions are on the Botles.
communications from any part Of the world
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igaliy attended to: w. w. POTTER.
No. IS south NInth-st. between Chestnut and
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MIA.
SOLD BY THE PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS
IN THE UNITED STATES.
In PHILADELPHIA,
10y lssac thompson, corner Of "a and Market
robert Pearsall, y. corner Of Sd and Market
i. w. Dyott, come Of ID and Race.
r., samuel r. Grifits, y. corner Of 6th and
Chesnut streets.
II. NJ Zollickofer corner Of 9Th and Pine
kullertoa d Claxton, Market street.
L. i; III CLntock, corner Of 9Th and CalIowhin
I, hoInas Evans, corner of Sd and Spruce.
,. :. Sheppard, No. l07, south OH.
T. Williams, corner Of ID and Almond.
l. Croweh, corner Of 9th and South.
George MeHOr, corner of 4th and Walnut.
Budd West, corner Of % and Walnut.
= aomas Cave, corner Of 9th and Market.
Leward Pryor, Northern Dispensary.
a. u. d E. L. Cohen, Market street.
For sale By
CLEMENS + RAY.
March 10. Is2a-I2.