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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02
ELIXIR PECTORALE.
The most efect,tal remedy IN oil Lung Com
plants, and IN epery species Of oppression
at the Chest

The most eFectaal remedy IN all Lung Com
plants, and IN epesy species Of oppression
Gt the Chest.
NEVER has there been any Medicine for
" sale for the same purposes, which has increas-
ed SO fast in the confidence of the public and in the
demand for it, the Elixir Pectorale; it has out
grown all prejudice and opposition, and established
character altogether different from what COM
monty called Patent Medicines; celebrated Ply
sician who was acquainted with its origin, says of
t- there is no quackery about it, its author is
sober well bred Physician, who came to this COM
position gradually by his own practice"
From the numerous testimonials in its favour,
which have been lately presented the following are
selected for the satisfaction of the public
addressing Extracts.
To Dr. wATTs-In gratitude to you, and benev-
olence towards numerous class of the public, who
like myself, have been, or are, afflicted with
Consumptive complaints, would address TO you the
following statement of facts.
was early subject to cough, which has in time
occasioned the raising of much blood.
May last, was attacked with hoarseness, most
distressing cough pain in the side and breast
which Obliged me to suspend my public labors.
received some relief from medical advice, but the
LIN July last from the recommendation of friendl
procured a bottle of the Elixir Pectoralen and
had not taken more than one hundred drops before
felt essentially relieved. have now used between
two and three bottles and find myself fully recover
ed My private and public labours in the pulpit
attended with no convenience. As yet feel no
symptom of the return of my former complaint, and
can now say, what could scarcely say before for
thirty years, i Am WELL.
Yours, with sincere gratitude,
EZEKIEL L. BASCOM
Ashby, Mass. Oct. 20, 1927.
For sale by Gilman b. Parker, Lancas-
ter H. Ases, Leemister; C. RsssseH, Princeton /;
f. P. E4iH, Townsend Z. T'arbeu, j. PepperelI !;
b. r. Dir, Groton; C.. Fl. Whiting, Sterling; and
j. Jeigett, FitchbuEg.
July LIST. 1y
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02

FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.
THE GRAVE.

FOR THE LANCASTER GASE 8 e.
THE GRAVE.
BY LEANDER IN THE VALE.
Leander s sailed DER life's bleak wave
For seventy years, to find grave.
Wrestled with danger, pain, Distress
With hunger, cold, and nakedness.
The midnight of the grave is peace,
There smiles and tears forever cease;
There sorrow cannot reach his breast,
And all his pains are lulled to rest.
There rich and poor, with lordly pride,
Lie down together side by side;
There envy, malice, and revenge
Forget their rage, and sleep like friends.
How soon of me it will be said,
That have lived, but now am dead.
My friends will weep for me while,
Then bless my memory with a smile.
When death shall give the freezing kiss,
And summon me to realms of bliss,
My Muse, al II throw thy torch away,
To light it new in purer day."
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02
HISTORY OF BOSTON-.Second Edition.
BY DR.. C. H. SNOW.

lust published, and for sale at this Of
e fee, 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 hume
rous engravings, consisting of public build
ings and some of the most interesting scenes
in our country. Price, in cloth backs, SO 90.
Nav 6.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02
APPROVED
HORSE MEDICINE.

YyO purify the blood, and remove bad hui
III mors. 1t is beneficial after long journies, On
hard usage will restore appetite cause the horse tc
shed his coat early in the Spring, promote health
and good spirits.
Directions for its use will be given to the pur.
chaser.
Prepared and sold by
GILMAN B, PARKER,
at his store in Lancaster
March d.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02

In addition to the above, the work contains va
riety of articles on Domestick Wines from the Red
and Black Currant, Gooseberries Elder Berries, &c.
iees from fruits, preservation of fruits, &c. and
many other articles on domestick economy, which
will make the work desirable in families. 1t is
handsomely printed, and makes volume of 3l2
pages.
~ Any person who win obtain subscribers for,
or engage FIVE copies, and forward $500 as payment
in full shall have sixth copy gratis, for his trouble
For sale at the
LANCASTER BOOK STORE.
Ann ON
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02
|z|I6lf;,
Boston, Bolton, Lancaster, Steal
ton, Barre, Petersham, Greenfield
ACCOMMODATION 81
UMMER ARRANGE

Leaves Brigham's Stage HuI
Hanover Street, Boston, every Tues8
and Saturday, at 6 O'Clock A. NJ, and
o'clock-Albany, a P. M. third day.
Returning-leaves A. Milliken5I
No. z Green-Street Albany, every y
nesday, and Friday, at 6 o'clock A.
Boston every Monday, "Wednesday, I
5 O'Clock Pm.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02
TOWNS THRoueH VINCE

There is also a Line that connects
New Salem, which furnishes good I
all passengers from Boston to ShutesSs'
Sunderland, and Bloody Brook. -tas1
to Bloody Brook $3.50.
HAll Baggage at the owners risk
Books kept at A. N. Brigham's, ~,
ST., Boston, and at A. Millikin's, No
Albany.
o. Preston, Agent at Boston; VIII
Agent, Albany.
PROPRIETORS
JONES g. Co., Boston;
A. HOLMAN, Cd, Bolton;
N. BRYANT, Netc Salem;
S. ROOT, Grind
j. ABOCROMBIE,
N. SMITH, Cheshire
s. AVERY, Sand Lake
w. KINGMAN, albany.
June 10.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02

FROM HOODS wHIMs AND ODDITIES.
TIM TURPIN--A PATHETIC BALLAD,
Tim Turpin he was gravel blind,
And meier had seen the skies;
For nature, Mhen his head was made,
Forgot to dot his eyes.
So, like christian pedagogue,
Poor Tim was forced to do
Look out for pupils, for he had
A vacancy for two.
There s some have specs to help their sight
Of objects great and small 4;
But Tim had specs within his eyes,
And could not see at all.
Now Tim he wooed a servant-maid,
And took her to his arms;
For he, like Pyramus, had cast
A wall-eye on her charms.
BY day she led him up and down
Where'er he wished to jog,
A happy wife, although she led
The life of any dog.
But just when he had lived month
In honey with his wife,
A surgeon ope'd his Milton eyes,
Like oysters, with knife.
But when his eyes were opened thus,
He wished them dark again;
For when he looked upon his wife,
He saw her very plain.
Her face was bad, her figure worse,
He could not bear to eats
For she was any thing but like
A grace before his meat.
Now Tim he was feeling man;
For when his sight was thick,
1t made him feel for every thing
But that was with stick.
So with cudgel in his hand
It was not light or slim
He knocked at his wife's head until
It opened unto him.
And when the corpse was stiff and cold,
He took his Slaughtered spouse,
And laid her in heap with all
The ashes of her house.
But like wicked murderer,
He lived in constant fear
From day TO day, and so he cut
His throat from ear to ear.
The neighbours fetch'd doctor IN
Said he,--e This wound, dread,
Can hardly be sew'd up-his life
Is hanging by thread
But when another week was gone.
He gave him stronger hope
Instead Of hanging on thread,
Of hanging on rope.
All when he hid his bloody work
In ashes round about,
How little he supposed the truth
Would soon be sifted ont
But when the parish dustman came,
His rubbish to Withdraw,
He found more dust within the heap
Than he contracted for
A dozen men, to try the fact,
Were sworn that very day;
But though they all were Jurors, yet
No conJurors were they.
Said Tim unto these iurymen,
You need not waste your breath,
For confess myself at once
Tbs author of her death.
And oh when reflect upon
The blood that have split,
just like button is my soul,
Inscribed with double guilt
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02
Deaths Dom
COMMONWEALTH OF MAsslI

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssld
In SENATE, Jua|
TNHE Committee on Matter
~ and Chancery, report the iaIa
viz -
ORDERED by the Senate that in 81
for the sale or other disposition Of ii I
of Minors and other persons under
requiring the interposition of the la
petition shall be accompanied with ac
the Judge of Probate Of the County
prayed to be sold or otherwise disu1
stating his opinion of the expediencv Il
prayer Of the petition end shoty
therefor: and further, that this ordel
lished six times previous to the nezi \
General Court, in all such newspapss
laws of this Commonwealth.
Per order,
WILLIAM C. JARVIS
IN Senate, jane IL, 1928. Read ID
PAUL WILLAa
A true copy of record,I
Attest-PAUL WILLARD, Clad
Aug 10. III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
Law SCHOOL.

VETHE next session of the Lno School at .Neel2kua
n IN the county of CuHGcrinnd, near FtrJuciiIe in
the county of Prince Edoa,d, on the stage road lead
ing from the city of FGSjnStoa tue south and with
in three and half miles OF the stage road from Rich
nomd TO LyHrhburS, at MIR. FCs,er's tavern viii com
mence on the hfst Monday in .4p,I next and end
on the lust day of November following. To the Tyis
Sct9oE is attached m0o!-Couri, Which, in the due
course OF practice represents all the judicial courts OF
the Co;nnonw ealtf and III which suits are brought
and defended as if they ea!ly suits in the actual
courts OF the country, except to pafol testimony:
al the pleadlDgs in writing, add regular record
kept OF them; and when the are at an end tie at
torfey counsel for the plaintiff makes up complete
recotd thereof. The 1loOt-Coult is attended by the
proper officers of tie law, elected quarterly by tile
LGw Sctoot, f:on their body.
The terms III the Inn School!
TEN gentlemen 1--we with me as zueD;EeyS Of mn;
family Except as TO their washpg) for $500 paid IN
advance by EACH all thing5 bc.ides being found, ex
cept paper AT present four meu.bers are engaged:
so that have room "J for six more yet board can
be had very conveniently in the neghborliood for
others. Books furnished 10 those Olh who live viii,
mej but TO lend books when c0ugenjenf IS never de.
MED. cannot take gentleman for les time. tlI5n
The whole session. il he lives ,gb ,lsH be here
perhaps, until the 10Th March, aud By TIE I5;i u ts.
mouth, ! shall DE at .|teNiam. Mean tine icuef.
8i'l be kindly received and ATTENDED % b.
CREED TAYLOR.
Richmond, Feb. igilI, 1892 81.
~ The Editors of the tynchburr yjfg:rian. Ficl-
erciis burg Herald and Petersburg lntcIiyencgr are
requested 10 insert she above once week for ;,rec
weeks aad forward tcr accounts TO me fs. va, fneuf
CREED TAYLOR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
Circulating Library.

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bruary, open for their acconmod; IN regular Cir
culating Library, onthe following terms:
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jurisdiction OF the city Of Richmond or town Of Man
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and ore Dotar per month to transient persons, both
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4. Subscribers shall, previous TO their taking vo
ne IRON the Library, pay the Amount OF their sub
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
20 Growers Of Tobacco.

EORlNG the last season, impressions were no
n doubt made on the minds of many Planters, that
iooacco stored at Shockoe Warehouse was not under
The protection Of the State against loss by fire. This
warehouse situated in the heart OF The CITY, aud at The
oot OF The BASIN, recently enlarged under act of As
SeInby as to hold at six Thousand
oil iohacco afofding every convenience 10 planters and
buyers OF the article and being the great Tobacco mart
II IS not deemed unworthy that such imp csons if for
med, should be removed.
The act of Assembly creating this house public in
speciioh and securing planters and the sorcss OF to-
bacco against loss by fire, in this & other public insnrc
ons IS referred 10 for their information Also the LATE
act OF 1876 respecting upland inspected tobacco, stored
al Tie Public W areiouse OF Petersburg and this CITY
shewue that even this late OF Assembly, does moi
10 away the responsibility OF the State against loss by
e on Tobacco Inspected stored for Inspection in
inns or any other inspecting warehouse III this State
except Tappahannoclx
See 2nd vol Rev. Code, chap go, creating Shock
oe All insPechon Sec 81! elf any warehouse Already
or hereby, or hereafter 10 be established shah happen
10 be burnt, the loss sustained thereb, for tobacco ei
ther uninspected or stored, shall be made GOOD and
PAID 10 the several petsons H. ared by the Common
weaiiti-proyIed that If tie receipt given for such to-
oacco shall be OF an older date than we!. months as
In the case OF Inspected tobacco brought from an tpar
10 lower warehouse for stoi re, shall be Of an oGer
date than two years from the Dsp2ct;op such tobacco
snail not be paid for by ite puEci but the or
proprietor thereof shall bear the loss-aud uJovuied
that this section shall not be construed as TO compcl
Inc pu"hc 20 pay the owner OF tobacco refused ard
reserved III warehouse for future inspection the va
'"S sHiiic, sIhuid III Dc OuiDt
sPec;on-and provided ta the public Shall not he liza.
bic pay lr any tobacco destroyed BY fire in Iappa-
LannocI, Warehouses;
Acts OF Assembly l826-chap II, sec. l.
"And be it further enacted, that if any honsflcad Of
tobacco shall have been inspected at any upland in
spectton and shall afterwards be stored in any ware
house IN the city of Richmond and the town OF Peters
hurg other than the public warehouses in the said city
ana town o! Petersburg the Commonwealth shall not
DC liable for the loss such tobacco by
any means whatsoever, unless at tic time hen the
same was stored III such other warehouses; there were
az least eighteen hundred hc&sheaGs il in the CITY Of
Richmond or If in The town OF Petersburg two hun
dred aud seventy five hogsheads in the public ware.
house aforesaid unless the inspectors thereof should
nave refused 10 receive such tobacco storage, Of
winch tact shall be their duty TO give certificate il
required" Dee - =,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20

70 CoGon Spinners md .UaauJacfuers in Virginia.
NI OTICE.It having been suggested to nc nv a num-
i Der of my friends and acquaintance, ,at Virginia
is about 20 became Manufacturing State, and havin,
always been Of opinion that Virginia ought to live more
at home, by which means money would be more pien
'iin among aud knowing well hat If Virginia docs
become Manufacturing STATE hat she will Onsequeully
be drained Of considerable money first start for ma
ciney, &c; in order obviate part Of This or
say as much of it lays in my power, have thought
proper TO offer my services tie public, and am now
ready 10 contract with any company concern for a
quantity OF chinery that may be called for, either f
Cotton or Wool, both of which will warrant 10 make
equal If not superior to any in The nion viii also
put the machinery in operation and make operate well
My long experience and abilities in tine business cannot
DC doubted, OF which public gcnaraiy are well ac
fnaltci. JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
Surviving partner Of the late firm of Mcssrs.
BoIvdcn, Byr:n * Co. of Petersburg. and
Sfpcrinttn liant Of the Cotton i avn Fac
tory IN Swift Cseea, but now ia
POwIlataH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
NEW DIRK, L CD.
FROM ECW-ORIEANS

Dy Che Kentucky, we have our files OF paocrs 10
the ga Of January, inclusive. The papers DO not
cootain any thing of Importance duel took MACE
on the 9th January, between a Mr. Yaux, aud jude
Leonard, which proved fatal 10 tic iormer--be sur
WED bat two minutes.
An administration meeting had been held at Nat
chez and circular issued 10 those who ars opposed
to The election Of Gen. Jackson 10 attend general
meeting 10 be he'll IN Nsichcz the 2JI OF January
&c Mtac"ntie Advertiser of January 18Ih, says:-
ECGr intelligence fto,n tho Stale of IS sni
th"t We no" ocg'a to calculate that she VIII Join Lou
'sidna m sustaining the HauoGa administration This
Is unexpected 10 nanv from 'he circumstance that
into the oPPt si!ior ranks, n.oie size no,y s - ,,
public conduct Of her rspfcscn tauves Tho sjr;n
'r,ra1oU party forms icconsiJerable portion - h.
Siate-as Nstcbcz, Port Gibson, Pearl IiYei, Vi,y.s
burg and oiher piarcs, we'll attest.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
MANUFACTURES IN VIRGINIA.

MANUFACTURES IN VIRGINIA.
AIR. NILES, in his Weekly Register, makes follow
ing the newly awakened Manufa spirit
in virginia. c legislature has recent
" passed several Acts.
Observation-Disclosures, fredericksburg and even
Rchmom tseli the very of the sleepy king, LET-us
Alone resolved to raise the standard rebe lion a.
gaaSt his Descending majesty, and make OF the inca ms
which GOD and nature has given them for the Improvement
Of their condition, by encouraging INDUSTRY the child of
LIBERTY and SCIENCE, in applying the Waters Of the
AppomattoX, RapPahannock aud James rivers to useful
pupnScs-siFeam5 which, III the east would be tahor
really called TterS Of g1d, for the power afforded By them
t the creation of value Wehope that many otcr towns
'nd places III the eastern part Of Virginia, will like Whec
i5 80 the west, and WINCHESTER sesburg, &c in VAL
.r throw CT tbeif allegiance King LET ALONE and
st up for themselves, wishing them nplcc success ia all
le unleftakimgs 81 III rivers sink mines blast fur
aces and consume mAuufactuIes'a disturb the sui
~e q dcSo'1toH with tie cheerful hum and Apply hustle
o. productive LecIacn"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
Feb. T2-6t

FI OIICE-A!l peSsons having open accounts with ,.
estate Of Robert Bell, decd, late sadder of the 1t,
OF Richmond. are requested call subscriber inr
settlement AS II is expected that reference to the bsols
VIII often he required, have had them posted nd ain
now ready to make settlements. Although is dcsirsb.
That speedy close OF the administration should be made
YET shaH give reasonable time TO those who may caiI
n"e0te" TO the estate, their giving for tile paw
n'ent thereof All those indebted by bonds aud notes afc
Informed Chat the claims against the estate arc very yr
gently pressed and that ieforc, shall be compelled 70
require item make Immediate payment All 1S.ys},.
failing t" call IN reasonable time, may expect legal scus
VII tc taken for the collection thereof Afpersoss havnr
claims against the estate, requested PR ut then,
properly and legally authenticated, may be appscf
ct the amount due, cnah!c arrangements fr
their GuidaiioR My Office is in the City Hill, where
the books and papers viii be- ept aud where shall pe,
sally attend fom 10 o lock
w D. WREN se,g't c. r. &
De-" S--ts Adn'or of Robert Bell decd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20

JlGtdn Sireom.-h young came into our Office thc
other day from the Village called Indian Stream. To
enquiry where this place situated, me answered.
''ilOt ann Wsre We believe il is generally known
that there village bearing this name, ted the
source of Connection, river, thc sde-conaiuing
upwards 50 inha bitanisThosc who ei-rate to this
PLACE take up, termed, 100 acres of land each
their property. Not belonging any Governments they
consequently free fom taxation, military Duty Sc.
They contemplate waking effort, the session al
our Legislature, he annexed the State Of New Hamp
snirc.--l ". H. Poet
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
NOIIEE.

IA It'll view Of organizing Compauy the rur;ns
of establishing CorGst ooii,n .HitDfaciory at
Madisoms upper Mill North Auna River, meeting 81
all those lao friendly owards this proiac; is solicited
at that place Saturday The 23l inst The permaencc
of the buildings, their security against injury de or
wafer the extent of the water power, the reduced pice
abour the chcapncss OF provisions generally in neigh
bourho0d, tie contguiy and purity springs and The
provcrbia heauess of the place, speak in s.aug Ian
guass its eligibility for such establishment.
Caroline, Feb. 51, 1928. +,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

q PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles A.
IA bore Baton Rouge, the left bank of the AIissl-
siPp consisting Of
one Thousand and Eighty q,penfs;
said plantation has front Of - Arpens on the river Sc
is adjoining the principal landing Of the settlement
from "ihch Cotton shipped. On this tract there ave
one hundred or more acres Of cleared T,a.d--ono
large Dwelling House, with six reoms-Co,iou Gin
Mill, Tan Ea'd, Negro Cabinsvc. (easily paired -
The tIies to 1he above lands indspr table, ami
YarTaoty deed viii be given if required
ALso-Oae ThousazA A,ycnlg;
situated on Thumpson's Creek the paris n of TeTc;
ana, and half miles from the river Missssipr Sc
ven miles from the town of st. FrancsyiIe. Part Of
this tract consists Of !ow bottoms, probably 200 acrce
on said tract there about fifty acres cleared sdne
years SINCE but grown up Either The whole or one lf
o! this tract viii be soidat The option of the purchaser
For further particulars apply to Ibis Office or 10
ROBERT ROSS
New Orleans, Oct. Q. IS