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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
HdNDKERCHIEFS.

ClJLLTb-
White Linen, plain, White silk with Udts
do do with bdrs Color'd do every yaHy
GLOVES.
Biz white and cold Kid Buckskia
silk Heavy Wool
Ncrino and cashmere, Lisle and cotton.
SUSPENDEES:
silk nett, Cotton and wool nett.
Ev'ty ga'ty Of French, Gum Suspendgrs,
Boys suspenders Embroidered do
era ATS & S7'OChS:
All the richest and Fashionable FaV s,yIrs,
just received. Rich scnrls of ever shade AMI
color.
nay hose &c Heavy wool, english, thread,
cotton silk and shake knit. Umbrellas.
Brushes, Cutlery, Perfumery &c. Shirts made
to order by sending pattern or the dimen-
sions, shirts can be manufactured al the hort
est notice, and sent to distan-5 with safety
and dispatch. n. II. CLARK, Agent.
Msv 5--l~h-Gm Opposite BornUm's
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12

LCgiIOrn Hats ami IBOnucts.
I OFFER the above article for strictly east
4 eIn cOstto close them out before the ex.
piration of the season.
Alsoa lot Of common palm leaf hats. The
latter will sell by the duz or half doz al the
rate Of 81 10 PC, dozen,
sug20 .yaLLENSrEIN,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
fscSitiCkiugs.

To nv customers would say that have
on hand fine lot Of Ticking. Winch | viii
sell for cash and by the bolt at l24 cts per
ward. aug29 C. g. FALLENSTElN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12

nSNABURGS Il bales, very heavy, for
~ sale low by apll ]. W. WHITE.
SHEETINGS--lO bales stout Indian head
~ for sale low by apll J, w. WHITE.
5000 pounds wax wanted, by
Angus 1t j. W. WHITE, Roanoke.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
Wheat wanted.

VIE subscribers will pay cash for Wheat
L. atthe market price, and ask Farmers
who are disposed to encourage home manu-
facture to give US call before selling TO ship.
pers. 81. HARRISON.
Glasgow, Aug. /, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
Howard High school,
IA YET'I,E, NC


TNllE Thirteenth Session Of this Institution
Il will commence on the first Monday in
September and continue sir months.
Through the liberality of the friends of the
school, the Building, containing twelve large
and convenient rooms, is now undergoing q
thorough repair. The work will be mostly
completed by the beginning Of the term.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Rev. w. Il. LUCKY. A. ~, Superintendent
and Principal ofthe Female Department.
w. T. DAVIS, A. B., Principal Of the Male
Department.
Miss C. S. WHITE, Teacher Of Vocal and
instrumental Music.
Miss SARAH BELL, Associate in the Female
Department and Teacher of Drawing and
Painting.
Mr.. ]. J. RUCKER, Tea cher Of the Primary
Male Department.
-. Teacher of the Primary Fe-
male Department.
---, Teacher of French and Ger
man.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The course Of study is substantially the
same as that pursued in our Colleges.
As requisite for Graduation, young La
dies are required Gin addition to moral and
menlal Philosophy Bellies Lettres, &c. to pass
thorough eAdHlhdlloH upou tHe entiIe
course of Mathematics, including Comic Sec
tons and Olmsted's larger Philosophy,
In addition TO the above, young Gentlemen
are cQuired TO study Latin and Greek sutf-
cient to enable them TO enter the Junior
class in College.
EXPENSES.
Primary studies 81 90
Common English 10 90
| Higher ~ %
Ancient Languages IA 30
Vocal music 10
| EXTRA CHARGES.
Music, with use Of Piano S2l 50
without " IS 90
French ~ 90
Drawing and Painting 10 90
| Boarding, in excellent private families,
convenient to the Institution, including wash
ing, fuel and lights, 81 so to So per week
For further particulars address Lucky d
Davis, Fayetle, Mo.
| SAMUEL c. MAJOR,
Prest. Of The BIRD Of Trustees.
| Fayette, aug 10, 1850,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
ksaCkcls.

We have just received per Gen. Lane and
Kansas a large addition to to our stock which
we offer to the public at the lowest possible
rates, comprising every variety of fresh fam
lily groceries, pure liquors, Iron, cotton yarns
stores, &c. We respectfulyiask an examina-
ton prior to purchasing.
July 4. PERRY q. BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
Wheat! Vheat!!

The undersigned having large, commodiou'
warehouses, and daily expecting large sup
ply Of sacks, will either buy ur ship Wheat
on the most favorable terms
July II, 1850 J. T. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
Final settlement.
Fresh EsrtvGS. SC.

nlGGES d CO., have just received Rcd
~ and white lead, venetian red, Paris green
chrome green and yellow, linsecd, olive, tau
neTs und lard Oil, dc &c which make their
assortment complete, al articles warranted
pure and of the best qualify; no such nostrums
as Mustang, Old Dr.. Townsends and
Johu Bull q Co, no agencies Of any kind, not
even Rattle snakes. hugS2
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
Il. a. savage,
ESOtCi 10 Rent.

1--WE rev and splendid Hotel Building,
L. known as tho Gldsgo'c House, in Glas
gov, Mo-, is offered for rent. The house is
situated on Water street, convenient TO the
steam boa landing, 30 feet by rs, including
kitchen, - stories high, and contains 30
rorms. Tie building is Of brick, and is just
being finished in god style. Possession given
on the 1t Of June 1850. 1t is believed that
any unu desiring to embark in the Hotel keep
iGg business. could not find better stand,
rhsre being no public house in the place.
TIE rooms are completely furnished, with
entirely new furniture, stoves, &c, including
very large and excellent cook stove, which
will be sod, if desired. 10 any one wanting
be house, at cost-having been laid in very
low, and no charge made for putting them up.
Etr further PARTICULARS, address this Office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12

GOD LIVER OIL--Fne fresh, warranted
~ pure. just reed and for sale by
marcel +. W. DlGGES d co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
N. Ii CLARK,

(AGENI,)
No. $50 Third 81, direcllg opuosit. Bdraum's
CRY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Z Glasgow and its vicinity that he has on
hand one Tho most complete and extensive
nssortniants Of Shiris Furnishing Goods, and
Fanny Articles, to DO found ia ST. Louis, and
sOlicits the patronage VI the public.
In connection with tie above, the SHIRT
MANUFACTURING is extensively carried
ON. Persons wishing Shirts made to order,
can be furnished at the shortest notice, With
fashionable article, Of good materials, and
att low price. The following, III part, com.
pTlses the stock:
SHIRTS:
With every description Of Plaits, from liz ty
inch wide, Of Linen, Muslin, Striped LiAcu,
Boys shirts oil kinds.
BOSONS:
With wide and narrow PlaitS-- " in and with.
out Collars.
UNDER GARMENTS.
Cotton Metz shirts and Drawers,
silk
Wool
Wool ribbed
Morino
shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers,
Euckskin "
Canton flannel
Grey Wool d"
Red WOOL E"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
Hardware.

Hardware.
2 boz. WGliun's grain scythcs
2 do do grass ~
1 do ccythe SreudI
Horse rnsoS Bastard, Mill and hand saw
files, Box Cuiee Mills, Log and trace chains,
Tor sale by Jyi PERRY 4 BARTHOLOW.
IRACkERS--0 bbls butter crackers, 10 Ill
- obls. IN store 7nl for >al9 hy
july 4 PERRY g. BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12

Snper black, brown and Green French cloths
B.us English do
Blue, Beaver, DO
Black and Fancy Cassmercs, for sale low
" lanlO +. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12

JOB WORK, of every description neatly
executed 1t this once.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12

RE-. PORT or GLASGOW, IT..
g. III 1850 A =
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
k'CrtiiIl,cTy &c.

nIGGES & Co., have Just reed per KauSa,
- large and well selected stock OF Per.
fumery, the largest and best assortment ever
brought TO this City. also fine Tooth, hair aud
hat Brushes, Pocket and Dressing combs, they
invite their friends and the pablo goUcrs ily
to give them call, Gug22
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-09-12
Howard Circuit Court.

JUNE TERM, lcOu.
George Miller. Plaintiff
Against
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-31
LATEST NEWS.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
The Bills in the House.


The movements OF Thursday were these Mr. Boyd
modified his amendment only TO add the New
Mexico bill to the Texas boundary bill. Mr.. Cling
man offered an amendment additional section Of
the ba provision erecting for California south of the
Sierra Madre of the slope OF the continent and
for portion Of New Mexico the territorial government
of Colorado
Mr. Ashmun moved the previous question, but the
House refused to order it, ayes a. noes 107 Mr. Burt
moved to commit the bill to the Committee of the
Whole, and that it be printed. Mr. Burt Withdrawing
the motion, Mr.. McClernand renewed it. This mo-
ton Mr. Root moved to amend by adding instructions
so to amend the bill to apply the Proviso to all oil the
territory acquired from Mexico lying east of California
And this was the question pending when the House ad
journed.
The vote against the previous question, and the intro
duction of the Wilmot Proviso cause the Union of
yesterday say that couds and darkness still rest on
the horizon" "Some of the friends OF the adjustment,
it states, "begun despair of any th being done 9TH
ers again, are still as confident as ever"
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, made a bold and elo-
quent speech against Roots motion
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-31

TIN DISTRIoT-h1ng and Queen c0mplete.-Smith
29o, NJ r. II. Ganett 24S, Muscoe Garnett a. w. H.
Roy 1873, Shepard 1903, Gresham 60, Montague g.
24TH D1sTRIcT-4 DELEGATES. Vote in Pendleton.
Deneae 100, Newman 1863, Mcpherson Ga, Kennev
ISL, Loinberger 107, Williamson 80, Baker II, II arper
81.
10Th DIsTRIcT-4 DELEGATEs-( Marion, Preston,
Monongalia and Taylor -Complete returns from Ma
ron and Taylor, and partial returns from Monongalia
and Preston show these results: w. G. Brown 1915,
Armstrong 1876, Wiley 1923, Raymond 1915, Nelson
l72, Wade 7ls, Laishley 500, Davis u.s.
BARBOUR DIsTxIcT-4 DELEGATEs-Partial returns
indicate the election of John S. Garlic, Sam. L. Hays,
and Mr.. Smith of Jackson.
HARRISON DIsTRIoT-4 DELEGATES. Harrison
County.-Johnson IT'S, Snodgrass 5l3, Camden $40,
VanWinkle 4s7, Smith 437, Spencer 2s4.
SHENANDOAH DIsTRIcT-4 DELEGATES. Warren
County.-Seymour 153, Cook III, Funston 1876. Samu-
els 1913, Williams &c, Conn Sc, Barbee 49,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-31
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

CLEARED,
Brig Stephen Young, Gray, for Bahia aud ma rket,
with flour by Warwick g. Barksdale.
ARRIVED,
Schr VIM Wright, Rogers, New York.
Schr Hester A. Jones, Jones, Baltimore.
Schr Ann Eliza, Jones, Baltimore.
Schr Richmond, Iravers, Baltimore.
Schr Jos. Lybrand Bell, Troy.
Schr Mary ]. Peck, Dupuy, New York
Schr Alvarado, Booz Norfolk
SAILED,
Schr Richmond, Dearborn, New York.
Schr Sophia Godfry, Frenk, New York
From The Richmond Reading Room Book
REPORT OF STEAMER CURTIS PECK
- On her upward trip from Norfolk yesterday.
VESSELS BELow-Schrs Martha Sturd, at Westover;
Columbia at do Rebecca at City Point; R. G. Scar,
at do; steamer Ben Sheppard, having in tow barque
Titus; Mary Ann, at Cmls Neck; Emily Murray vat at
do; Charles Brown, at Mill Rocks, with loss OF fore
sail; Warren 9. Nelson, with lumber, at Mill Rocks;
schrs Gen. Worth and Ashland on the Bar
Fine weather in Hampton Roads, wind N. E.
Ship Grey Eagle went to this morning.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S-Cld schr Vim. Mowry
Smith, Richmond.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-31
ECONVENTION ELECTION RETURNS.

Observation-Disclosures 2s5, Barbee 23l, Funsten
l07, Cook 1874, Conn 26l, Williams 424, Samues SIT.
One precinct, Jacobs Church, not heard from.
WARREN.+Seymour 1853, Cook TIA, Funston 1876,
Samues 1873, Williams &c, Coin &c, Barbee 49,
11TH D1sTRtcr-(3 DELEGATEs)-Henry Patrick
and Erankhn-A letter tothe Enquirer gives the fol-
lowing returns from the whole district except four pre-
cincs in Patrick: N. G. Claiborne, Mixed Basis Retor
mer, 1850; VIM. Martin, do $50 Robt T. Woods,
do, s25e;sA. Stuart, White Basis Radical, 7oO c. Y.
Thomas, do $50; S. G: Staples, do, 49l; Col j. T.
Hairston, Mixed Basis Refomer 400; Jubal A. Early,
Conservative, 1872 r Saunders, jr do, l79; John T..
Wootton, do, l79s
The writer saw that Claiborne, Martin and Stuart
are no doubt ele6ed, but quere to Stuart.
26rH DIsTEieT-4 DELEGATEs.-We give the full
vote in this district, as is the only Western in
which the issue was on the basis question. The dele
gates elect are orthe white basis; Messrs P Comick
and Warrington are the highest of the mixed basis
candidates.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-31
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.

BOSTON, August ~.
Preparations for the Execution Of Professor Webster
Last Interuiep Nth his Family.
The approaching execution of Professor Webster is
producing much excitement seeming fearful commo-
ton seems to through all society the distressing
period, which takes place to morrow, approaches.
The opinion now prevails that he has entirely aban-
doned the idea oconlmtting suicide DR. Putin am states
that he was calm and composed throughout the day
that he firmly and solemnly declares he has no ncna-
ton OF seltdesuction, but determined to meet his
awful fate in the fear of God and with pentent heart
The last sad interview between him and his family
took place this afternoon They ntered his cell at :
o'clock, T. M , and rem aimed there for several hours
1t is not known positively but the impression is that
both the daughters and mother have an idea that to-
morrow will be his last day upon earth The interview
ls said to have been painfully exciting. A deep aud
mournful solemnity pervaded every countenance.
Tears melted and flowed capiously from eyes of the
mother and daughters as they looked upon the un-
happy father and husband. The eye ofthe condemn
for several hours, during which the most agonizing
sorrow prevailed The parting, too, was sad and mel
ancholy, and seemed 10 indicate that it was the last
time they would ever meet or part in life.
Ate. ?. M. The two persons who are to keep
watch with him during the night, entered his cell and
he will remain under tn cir eye until the moment of his
execution so that he could not accomplish sedestruc
ton if he wished SO to do
About 300 persons to be admitted into the iail
yard to witness the execution including reporters for
newspapers in Boston, New York aud elsewhere
The impression generally prevails that he has made
further confession, which will be published mmed lately
alter his death.
He has expressed wish to be buried in Mount Au-
burn Alter the execution the body is to be returned to
the cell to remain there until dark when will be con-
veyed to Cambridge, where his tunsra will take place
on Saturday
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-31

WASHINGTON, Aug. 90, 1880
The Frightening OF the prospect OF the success of the
peace bills yesterday was only temporary. 1t was like
what Shakespeare calls "the Tightening up before death
The ultras rallied in ominous conjunction Northern
and Southern extremists showed their front | have
seen nothing yet to show that the Texan boundary hill
can be passed as separate measure, though ! am
aware that others profess to think differently MANY
say that majority OF twenty members wish the bills
passed, but cannot agree on the terms But let it be
tried, at any moment, and there will be more than a
hundred votes against the bill in the form in which il
came from the Senate.
The only possible mode in which the bill could be
speedily passed was in the omnibus yesterday set up
and to-day party taken to pieces by Mr. Boyd TWAS
found expedient by Mr.. Boyd to throw out Utah He
would not have done this, had he supposed there was
any chance to carry the scheme which he had presen-
TED. U1an was thrown out, to take in territory
on the Pacific south OF the parallel of thirty and
the Wimot proviso.
will be seen that the previous question as moved
by Mr. Ashmun to be test Of the sense of the House
on the bill, with Mr.. BoydS and Mr.. Clingmans
amendments, was lost by large maiority-1O7 to "a
III follows, almost of course that the H,5S
VIII sustain The motion to commit bill-or in other
WORDS sending it to the tomb-no silent ono but ona
IN winch Beldam will roar land agtate till the end Of
the session. ~ -
There is rumor that an efon kll be mazda in tba
co coli 10 amend the bill by giving it form which
viii be acceptable to the South and to Texas and will
De sustained by number of N orhern men, This nIan
VIII De 10 strike out the compensation often millions to
exas but to allow her to extend her ursd cton over
inc whole territory claimed by her line of 1886 | do
not tnnk we can at present, get majority to unite in
giving the disputed territory either to one side ar the
other. ~ " ~
, 1t IS plain enough now that the bills are to be made
le suoJect OIL ruess contention and one knows for
how long time. Ofcourse those who BEGAN 10 look
10 an early termination othe session. are to be disap
pointed 'p
The successor of Mr.. McKennan is now the snh;oc+
ofspeculation: Ex-senator Bayard, of Delaware has
peen talk or and is now in this CITY.
Yours, low
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-31

Sons OF TEMPERANCE IN VIRGINrA.-From the Of
fcal report, we learn that there initiated into this
Order during the first quarter $50 persons; admitted by
card 1885, by dspen saton 49, suspended 49, renstated
ITO; violated the pledge $780, signed 49, deaths 81
total number of contributing members in this State
l542 receipts for fees and dues $l2O 7O 81 total cash
In hands OF the 357 Divisions $35 ,4s2 81 Twenty
nine new divisions chartered during the quarter
making about 100 new divisions during the year ending
July l, 1850. The next session of the Grand Division
will be held at Charlottesville, the fourth Wednes-
day in October next
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-08-31
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