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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
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PROSPECTUS FOR TIE YEAR 1911.


4 sew volume Of THz N2w-ToR&:E the TI.,,a
annual Of The FoiIo and She Xi,G seni.anar Of
the QtdrtJ elliOn-"'i.I c HUpnce on the 2t.h u
NGrch next. II will he printed ca entirely ne &"
and beautiful type, with every attention 20 nea.nes-
and elegance IS wei Is ia:'rost and substantial
worth, and no pains spared 10 rcrj"r !. worthy =
the Duh'c favor AM e.;eam ", irh it hrs litheriy
enjoyed The ground, OF whic, the publishers ay-
lea. 20 the reading pablo frT a continuance aud
extension - its patronage are briefly follows:
/ The Ne"-I prkCr is devoted. more C'1.ilar-
big than any other Literary journal. 10 scientific:
and useful Intelligence. All new disca"5 ries in
>ciCnce or Art, all movements tending 90 inproY5
the condition Of Man, mentally, morally, or lLje
sicnl!y, nrc cagorIy chrcriccI in its coiua!n,
II. The Editor vii. labor, win whatever energies
he possesses, IN advance ne Of Morality MD
of SOc.ei well-bpnE. W article Of h2eD ious ar
inmgr. :'ateGcg is allowed place IN is col
urnns
III. although Tie N-@-yo-,;7r 'ato9 IA per- il
political contests yc: al Political Intelligence Of
interest IS carefully, imrarly, and !lcaly pre-
,enei in is columns. The result. Of ali the Ec,-
ligEs are especially stated with great care and ei-
ltv. It is believed thai in Til, respect no paper On.
JOYS, has ,a5oIel 70 oJsin, higher 7epu.a::.4
tAnn this.
| ~ In its Literary Contents. willie efforts ara
made to minister otcaptaty 10 ri! tastes, but those
Of the impure and vicious, Utility will be regarded
as more important than mere amusement, or tEs
captivatioH If Barren minds. Tll's. Poems. Re-
views. and Essags, will be judiciy",y ia'erUiUgled
/ in its columns. bot ALWAYS witt anxious e.ererc4
to tie mental aud moral improvement as ~ei a,
entertainment Jf IT, reader.
! V Although the NFw-Iurke. !, printed o. a
| large im?eri. shae' = l. not 90 grga It's. a r74r
cannot hold it in his hands, find time in ,'s
! course Of week u p2TGsS !: thoroughly. We
deem lhi, merit.
VI. Il i, 10. filed W with ing sto-ss confined
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
TOWN OLE LEXINGTON.

The Lexington Express, of the Goth ult.
says:-Thc hum and hustle of building has
commenced again in our town, and we
have the Aattering prospect of almost
rearing a city in the course of the present
year. Nearly one hundred houses were
built last year, and we have no doubt as
many more will be erected this. Several
fine brick buildings are now under con-
tract and are to be put up early in the sea-
son. We are highly gratfied to say that
our lcvee First Street is improving rap,
idly, and filling up with substantial storage
and commission houses. Go ahead, Lex,
ington, better times are in prospect.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
For the Times.
THOUGHTS FOR THOSE WHO
NEVER THINK.
CRAvENs, Secretary.

1.-THE idle levy heavy tax upon the industrious,
when by frivolous viSttaiiDpS they rob them of
their time. Such persons beg their daily happ-
from door TO door, as beggars their daily
bread, and like them sometimes meet with n rebuff
A mere gossip ought not to wander if we evince
signs that we tired Of him, seeing that we are
indebted 10 the honor Of his visit, solely to the
circumstance Of his being tired Of himself He
sits at home until he has accumulated an insup.
portable load of ennu, and he sallieS forth TO dis
tribute 1t amongst all his acquaintance .--Lacon.
We are told that man is a social being
and was by nature formed for society A.:
every body concluding that, happiness, to
be appreciated by one, must be enjoyed by
many. To the end, therefore, that in his So
cial capacity he might eschew the greatest
amount of evil, and enjoy the greatest
amount of good, a code of laws was form
ed, in the primitive organization of society.
for its regulation and government. That
code commanded what was right and pro-
hbited what was wrong-pointed out and
defined crimes and settled and awarded
punishments. Tho we acknowledge, as
well the justice of this code as the wisdom
of its authors, yet we believe it to be- like
all other human institutions, as imperfect
in its detail as it is inefficient in its execu-
ton. You know we are not disposed to
"Arraign The spirits Of the dead
nor to question the wisdom of our ances-
tors; yet we firmly urge that there is a de-
feet in this system, which, like the crooked
ugly nose of beautiful face, stands forth
in bold relief, bane and bug bear TO the
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13

THE MINT AND IT'S BRANCHEs.-On Monday
the President of the United States transmitted
to Congress report Of the operations of the Mint
for 1910, from which it appears that there were
coined at Philadelphia, 82,260,G67, at N, Or,
leans S9l56O0, at Charlotte Sl27,0 at Dab
Iongea 1923, Total S3,425632. The mum,
Der Of pieces coined at PnladeI phia was s., 053,
|074, at n. Orleans 3,446, 900, at Charlotte 3 l.
S2S, at Dahlongea 26, total nur Der of
pieces l0, ,626. The deposites in gold in Phil,
adeIphia, during the year, were S POI, $685. Of
which Sl76,766 we've derived from the mines in
the United States
1t is stated in the message that applications
have been frequently made at the Mint for cop.
les of medals voted at different times by Congress
to officers who have distinguished themselves in
the war OF the Revolution, and in the late war,
the dies of which are there deposited; and it is
suggested by the President that authority shall be
given to the Superintendent Of the Mint to strike
of copies of those medals in bronze or other me.
tai, to supply the persons making applications
for them, at cost not to exceed the actual ex
Pense of striking them off. This authority viii
undoubtedly be granted
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13

APPOINTMENT ny THE GOVERNOR OF New
YoRK.---Jo HIN M. EAGER, of st. Louis, to
be Commissioner of New York, in and for
the State of Missouri, "to take the acknowl-
edgement and proof of the execution of
any deed, mortgage or other conveyance of
any lands, tenement or hereditaments lying
and being in the State of New York, or of
any contract, letter of attorney or any
writing under seal, and to administer oaths
or affiirmations, any of which are to be
used or recorded in said State pursuant
to the act of the Legislature of said State,
passed May 18th, 1910.
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- The E;Itl:rc."
a. ;sEAEE, E-::c2.

4 Few wCckly p.7c. on a large sHd fair imperial
ogemen, lie giyrul syCrg Ssturtly morning at -.
30 ArG-sj. Newly .rk.
The Future will le deya:od 10 he Ffaa., s,.i
fullest discussion Of a.. Philosophical Truth, Tn
the inCuica'ioH and diffusion Of Practical Phi,aD-
hropy, to The faithful eir-niC,Cn- of al! inaort-
ant advances in Pin osuphy, Science ana Arts. ant
10 the advocacy AMI dissemination Ct Whateyr,
>ha! seem calculated 20 nrrmo'c tho lro.-oS, o.
Re Human NaCe thraGsh knowledge and Virtue
% GnNeraa, iIaT7r"s~.
Il viii labor Ia deserve lhr confidence and sI,-
port OF the trienGs Of Human y 9ul Social P.,.
rress universally, "itbo9; respect 10 creed, coua-
~. or CONDITION,
The primary positive and d=G"i,c Object Of il,
abofs viii 5s 10 show tia, Iiumln Happiness mas
be promoted, ku0"eJ-c sRd Virtue Increased.
Vice, Misery, Waste aud Want infinitely dimjn.
ishrd by a SEORGANuitTIoN Or SoClEry upcp The
principle Of AssoCi'T pN, or community Of rtT1rt
instead q! . present upGe ct isolated boD,r-
hOu'dS tsc0I nant interests aud runAictiug eff
This doctrine vii! be fully eXplaiue and defended
snd e'ery objection 10 its efficacy and p.acticzbi
| fairy mot aud fully o5vi1ted
The Future will be afforded n yearly s,',srr;-
bers az So per ennum, 50 for two copies, $50 ft,-
ten copies, payable on the delivery of tlle Sccor
number. Single copies may at all times he had a,
the office at six cents each, twenty for Al, Al no,
hundred, or in the latter proportion fyr any Isrger
number,
Published for the Propre;ors rv II. GRr-y \
6 Co. No, 20 Ann.st y YcrA, = -.',..r. ',.,.,
nsy - addressed,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13

community. The elementary writers on
this system of law, unlike those of social
politeness, have lavishcd more Of their time
and remark in descanting about the rightSof
things than the ,Crongs Of persons. Hence,
they discover as much redundancy in the
former, as poverty in the latter. These
trainers and expounders of our social code,
in their divisions of rights and wrongs,
goods and bads, crimes and punishments,
men and things, have set apart and defined
a species or genus of social annoyance, which
in the solemnity of legal language, they de-
nominate, NUISANCE" This, they tell us.
"worketh hurt Inconvenience or damage"
Now, here we say the error is, in the
formation and institution of this branch of
our Jurisprudence. By the provisions of
this code, there are but two kinds of Mi
S0nceS, public and private; and nothing but
inanimatc observation-disclosures
can become 4 nuisance. Now, the error is,
that modern improvement, or more proper
ly modern degeneracy, has clearly proven.
that animate as well as inanimote matter
that living, moving, breathing, visiting.
talking, gossipping beings. are nuisances,
public and private, and should be included
in the nuisance act. Why, where's the JUS
tce in exempting animatedna ''~e and hold
ing jurisdiction over inanimate? Look al
the facts: Here's house, for instance, in.
spired by holy ambition, desires to raise
its top nearer heaven, and if it has an indo.
lent, worthless neighbour that has no such
aspirations, but remains low and lazy and
is leaked on as a consequence of its want
of energy this code DEGREES that this en-
terprising, high-spiritcd house shall be aJa
ted and razcd toMe groundN And yet those
beings whom we shall here denominaie "la
~, longing logterS," who infest society anC
annoy the world with their ".friroloUS riSi
tations' and empty gossipping. are permit
ted to escape the denunciations of the law
of the abatement which they merit "My
voice is still for war"-"war without truce
and war without quarter" against the pi
ratical incursions of this tattling, idle enc
my. Instead of permitting them to "lev,
a tax upon the industrious by frivolous Wis
itations," let the industrious 'levy war
against them, by risiting upon their unwel
coined and unsolicited visits and upon the
idle, pontless insipid, whimsical prateing
the contempt called for by the OCCASION
Let the mechanics-the shop-kcepers--th
merchants-PRINTERS-doctors-law
yers-studcnts, and every body else wh'
has any thing to do, denounce them as "In
tolerable NuisanceS," and promptly issu,
against them the writ of abatement. They
are as annoying to our towns as they ar,
discreditable to our country, and as useles
to themselves as they are detrimental tc
others. Every age has its epoch, and every
, country its plague. The age and country
of Pharaoh was remarked and infested by
the plague Of the Lizards and lice. and i
we are not mistaken, the plague of thi
country, is the plague Of Lazy, Loungin!
Loafcrs. w S.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
RAILWAY TALKING MACHINE

A late English Journal in referring to
the London and Blackwell railroad, men
tons a talking machine constructed with
galvanic wires, by means of which CONVEX
sation could be carried on between London
and Blackwell with the greatest case and
precision.
BY way of Illustrating the efficiency of
this talking machine Mr.. Stephenson said
that he went to the station in London one
day to inquire for one of his assistants
lie was not there, but the attendant said
that he would inquire if he was at the other
end of the line; he did so in few sec
Onds the answer was that he was not
there. But about five minutes afterwards
the talking machine informed him in Lon
don that his assistant had arrived at the
Blackwell terminus; upon which he in
structcd the attendant to say by the same
agency, TEL him to come here directly
In ten minutes from that time he arrived,
the distance being nearly seven miles. Ii
the distance were 100 miles the conversa-
ton could be carried on just as readily, for
the communication travelled at the rate OF
20 miles second.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
PUBLIC MEETING.

At meeting of the citizens of Daviess
county, held at the town of Cravensville,
on Saturday the 9th day of February
lS4l:-
"a On motion-JonN ANDERSON, ESQ. was
z called to the Chair, and William Cyare,,s,
appointed Secretary.
The object -ef the meeting (viz to take
into consideration the propriety of grow
ing tobacco and hemp) having been briefly
explained by DR.. John Cravens, the follow
ing resolutions were submitted to the meet
Cor consideration and unanimously
........
Resolved lst-As the sense of this meet
ing-that the peculiar adaptation of our
soil and climate to the growth Of tobacco
and hemp-the present state of the de-
mand for them abroad-the facility with
which they may II transported to market
and above all the absolute necessity on our
part of producing something from which we
can realize fair compensation in cash for
the labour expended, strongly urge the pro-
\ priety of cmbarking at once in the culture
Z Of one or both.
Resolved 2d-That the want of the usual
conveniences and experience on our part
in the arrangement and putting up of
these crops for market, shall not deter us
from laboring to demonstrate the practical
bility Of making and putting up good ar
ticle in merchantable order.
Resolved 3rd-That we will each, strive
to excel his neighbor in producing the best
article of the kind we grow.
i Resolved 4th--That committee of ten,
1 viz: DR.. John Cravens, Richard Grant
John Anderson, VIM. Cravens, Asa Smith
Robert p. Pension, ST. John Chilean, Sr
Adam Black, John Gardner and John
. McCully, be appointed, whose duty it shall
be to correspond with such persons en-
gagged in the tobacco trade as they may
deem competent to furnish the information
sought, with the view of ascertaining the
particular description and shade Of tobacco
now most in demand, the dimensions and
weight of the hogshead most approved, and
, ruch other information useful to the planter as
7 hey may possess in relation to this subject
md that said committee ascertain whether
my material obstruction now exists, in VIC.
thtion Of law, to the passage of boats If
the west fork Of Grand River, and if So
to bring the same to the notice of the dis
trict attorney, in order that the proper
steps may be taken for its removal-an,
that said committee report their proceed
ings under this resolution to an adjourned
meeting to be held at this place on Satur
day the Sd Of July next.
Resolved 5th-That the proceedings o
this meeting be signed by the Chairman
and Secretary, and that copy thereof be
forwaleed 20 the publishers Of newspaper
at Fayette, with request to give the same
one insertion in their respective papers.
On motion the meeting then adjourned
JOHN ANDERSON, Chairman.
w. CRAvENs, Secretary.
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NGtiCn

I bere,y given t, all creditors and others inter.
L ested or concerned in the estate OF SA"vE>
LEEpER, deceased, that the Undersigned adlnj(.s-
tralrx Of said estate, viii make appcatu>c 10 ,he
County Court Of Charlton county, on %e lirr; day
OF the next term Of al! court t" be begun und
held on the tb,'4 Monday Of April, A. b. l>4l,
at the c1d7I-hyure within and Tor s7id coanty Of
Charlton, for tirai settlement of said estate.
NANCY LEElEH, Administrative.
Erhrnnrr % ST 4N--lv.
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Notice.

TENHE partnership heretofore existing between
Il us, has been this day dissolve by mutual
consent All those indebted to MS, are requested to
make payment TO Jacob SnOwden, Who i author
lied to receive the same, and all persons who have
demands against us, will present The same to Jacob
Snowden, for payment.
JAMES ". FARRNAN,
JACOB SNOW DEN,
Feb. eth. ls4I 53-3t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
A NEW STEAMER.

A sea steamer called the Missouri" is
now in progress at the Navy Yard, Brook
Ign. She is expected to be ready in June
or July. The new York Sun States that
her armament will consist of eight ten-inch
Paixham guns; the two ten-inch guns 10
be placed on swivel carriages on the fore
castle. These destructive guns are consid-
cred as effective as full battery of the
largest calibre. Her rigging spars, &c
&c, will soon be ready to be placed on
board, and in early summer we may see her
making her experimental trip. The en-,
gnes, which are building at Cold Spring
arc nearly completed, and viii be brought
down as soon as the state of the navigation
will permit.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
Dancing school.

- NJ. GRANT, professor Of dancine) has the
-. honor respectfully to announce to the Ladies'
and Gentlemen of Foyete and vicinity, that he will
q course uf lessons in CoriLMoNs,
QuApRlLLus, WALrzINe, &C., about the lst VI
April, at Mr.. Marleys Hotel.
REFERENCES.
Col. JOSEPH DAVIS, A. IL. McDANALD,
SAMUEL c. McMfLLiN ABEL MARLEY,
Messrs. Benson g. GREEN.
March, 6, 1911. 5l-N.
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NGticC.

TTNlE undersigned, Guardian frr James Mont
Il gomery-a person Of uusound mnt-win
make application to the County Court Of Randolph
County at the February Terra l. IL: for final set
tencnt Of his accounts, and for leave to resign ais
guardianship.
VuONAS QUINN, Gursis..
Jan lGh lSal --SS-tf
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Sale OF Real Estate.

EDY virtue of sn &C, Of the Legislature Of the
BD State Of Missouri, passed at tier last session,
the Undersigned will sell ~ the highest bidder, on
twelve months credit, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security,'in the toxin Of Glasgow, on tie
first day Of May next between the hours Of nine
o'clock in the forenoon and five o. the afternoon Of
that day. oil the right, tile, claim and interest tha
William UicEen had at hi, death 10 the south east
quarter Of section twea'yeigh;, township iilty.one,
range seventeen, containing one hundred and sixty
acres. Said land lies in Howard comfy, Oh the
road leading from Faye,te 10 BuiTport, and about
three miles from the town Of Glasgow; there is
some forty acres OF land in cultivation, with i
comfortable cabin; the soil is excellent aud well
watered. Any person wishing to purchase would
do well to call and examine said farm before the
day Of sale
WHITFIELD UICKEN, Commissioner.
March, g, 1911, Ji-J'.
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening, the 2d inst. by
Elder ii. l.. Boon, Mr.. JoHN BUNDRIDGE,
Jr., to Miss DELLA, daughter of Elijah
Richardson, all of this county.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
CONNECTICUT.

The Wings of Connecticut have nomi-
mated Gov. Ellsworth and all the present
State officers for reelection. The Loco
foco candidate for Governor is Francis ii
Nicholl.--It is said that the Hon. John
Niles positively declined being candidate
for nomination. The election takes place
on the 9Th of April The Congrcssmcr
are chosen at the same time.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
AdNaEnistralrix, Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ! will proceed 10
/ sell 10 the highest bidder, at the court house,
in the town Of Fayette, County of Howard, Mo,
the frat day of the court in and for said county,
being the first Monday in May,
A Negr0 sVOEaaan,
about 80 years old the said woman is sold by decree
of the Howard court on Il six months credit with
bond and approved security, the title 10 the said
woman is good the said woman is stout and
healthy she is one Of the best OF house women al
any kind OF business; the said slave is the prop
erty of the late John w RaH!.ns, deceased
MILDRED RAWLlNS, Administrators.
March 18th, ISL. 80 It's
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13

The Naval Department, we are glad to
learn, is arming our national vessels, with
the Pai&han gun.
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j o r. ID A n.
Office.

WYE hereby torewarn all persons who bought
w Wheat Fan, of Geo. w. Patee (; Co.. from
paying any money to David B. Dixon, as he has
nothing to do with the concern more than hired
hand Any one who pays money to him after this
notice, we vii! hold them responsible.
Fulton March g. l@4l.--Rrlormer, 52--2w
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
A Negro Woman,
HOTEL.

EOlIN L. PRICE wishes 10 inform lis frsua,
~ and the public that Le is nov occupying the
MANSION HOUSE, IN BOONYlLLE.
December ls,h, 1919 so--H
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13

%We received no Eastern mail yster-
day.
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NEW Rg.EssREENT.

TENHE undersigned respectfully Inform TIE ei,i-
l. zcus OF Faye,,e, and vicinity that they have
Just received from the Eastern Cities, and are now
opening in the room formerly occupied BY Mr.
Shirley, a very large, an general assortment ci
MERCHANDISE, consisting Of
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