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ynE ARD TICK Ell. -Cuu NCuMEN-
I Ann, he
m riiE VOTERS OF THE ClTi

, c,Try COLLECTOK-TU THE VOTERS or
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. AT the earnest reques
49,. number IL my fellow citizens, ! Announce my
, 3r the "icc n thy Collector nj the ensuing Sp,.s
.ni be your pleasure confer the "fh;e upon n'e.
~. 20 .,vo!s my whole time AMI personal "''e'''" "
et.s' MN H. H. c GARDNER.
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GAUGER,-Tu THE VOTERS OF THE IL
~ nF RICiNuNp al the rr9ues! OF lares
,,4!l.c. " i.h my desires, hereby alinnhce
" .,,, .,g The office u City G@user. Should IL DC Tue
% n = tliz"ns confer The office IN ms, p"hiise
IA, N, aieuun the duties thereof. and use every
- - .. ",,S'x cons SAMPSON JONES.
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IcDTCAL SOCIETY OF VIRGiSIA'N,rrmiiIh
TnnErI ENril ANNUAL MEETING nf ~. 81
nnrS as VIRGINIA. viii be held IN The Soeie.! ~
7cfp Nam auI l!;h streets, IN The cry OF A'eN
! r. ayD. Oh, 1853. ,. :, I'M. Museum
., p.i!crs desiring 10 make COZ " Dr WIN
= NJ no society VII! please forward articles % ~ ""
!. H.; II. ~ l.n2 C4yaicr ,u,..IanJ PM,
,nr,r,tl> rc. Specimens should ne 'pr-
= ~ C,sutr,aan or n. C6nsmtss bsSiT"'
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bDH ED. JAQCELIN HARRISON "i Tie fo's
n WU.s Curaur Land county, most respectfully "'eIs "s
s,r.,-rs % his friends ard nelghhors generally
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WILLIAM MOUSTJOf'S MAhBLE ,
AND GRANITE AND STONE YARD,
East Corner Of sh and Nam srts:s Rtehmoo:d liTsiHa
eTare furnish Mon ,M1
bic Tomb Head Soncr OF SIZE Of atefni Marble Mac
erjcces Marble Work Cabin.a Maker any
,nJ Of In. hes, materials workmanship al the thoIIes
and on AZ favorable oie! r.,abhe between
and New Orleans. ,.,r, 1,,.,,,,.
IN. inv and of quality lie famed
orIScY GRANITE he also put up GRANITE FRONTS
nr sy other work, the manner
rh dispatch such please
n Granite furnished Of specified o Cu,i
Granite Macon work.
BHavng recently engaged EXPERIENCED sLn
do all Of
.,west possible prices March lU-3,
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EDWARD K COLLINS 5 CO
No S. Wal street Nea ! III
BROWN SIMPLIFY & 90. LiTorpoo.
r g ROBERTS & co,
King Arms Isld London
J MUSROE & co.
&c Rue Soe Dame tss Victories Psl!4
GEO II DRAPER Ha,re
accountable Tor gold sE,!
buion specie jewery precious sones or m'" w sss I' d
fading signed therefor and!ke value fTstcc theTei
March y
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RI THE VOTERS OF RlCHMOSD.-Atihe
IA ION II many friends. hereby announce myself
.rs,., ut tuaseI Should i, he your pleasure 10
14<. hat 10 pans on my pai shall be slafei 10 give
$780,. :. y. DAVIS.
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NOTICE Books for subscription 10 the kicinoni and Toi
~ River Rail Road vii! opened Monday, 18th Ar
Eowbg places Richmond the American iiote New k"a
Court House, Gloucester Court House Williamsburg. New Yo
iy Counting Msssrs Ludlam Peasants and Bait
'"nra. OF Office Powhasan Steam Packet ComianJ
March le-ciw
1NRENCH SUGAR EET SEED Fol -a,e oy
G' March 2s WI PALMER
,.;INCLAIR'S CORN DRILL-FoI saleby
y March Is Va 81 a.r.
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"THE DAiLl EXPRESS"

ekuBLlSllED At Petersburg. Va : he daily
south % lal River Va devoted almost rut'rrly
70 news Of d.cuprr; politics,
r.. ,mrhac a;iy sly ed = y E lTSPiPER'r
Iu
and nrere cvDcSD
,,rce of FOUR DOLLARS. Ah.ress
March S. 6'i6m ANDREW +. tKuTCIIFIEIDA co,
y NOR RENT, II ,usc corner and g.,
Il sixth street. Possession gwen immediately Fiji
For Terms applyto HILL Il TALLEY. -AnA-
March U-t
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.rr, rOR CITY OFFICES.

,,SITKi:K.-Tu TIE VOTERS OF
:s"a's fer :s Ss Gss st &C ss"
>lIad y ,,,ii tndsayor 10 perform the duties with
rs "" .,u.fac;ion teasi. ,p,pptry y wrr,x
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
Extra Session Of the Senate.

On the fourth Of March, the new Senate
met in extra session, according to the pro-
clamatlon Of the President. The oath Of
office was administered to the new members
by Lewis CaSs, the Oldest member Of the
Senate. The new members were Anterior,
N. H.; Benjamin, La; Clayton, Del; Doug
lass, HIS; Evans, S. c.; Everett, Mass;
Houston, Tex; Hunter, Va; Jones, Iowa;
Sebastian, Ark; Stuart, Mich; Thompson,
Ky; Thompson, N. York; Toombs, Ga;
and Wright, New Jersey.
Thereupon, Mr.. Atchison, of Missouri,
was elected President pro tenn, and on TAX
ing his seat made brief speech, as iollws:
SENATORS: Permit me TO return you my
sincere thanks for the honor which you have
again conferred on me. 1t is an evidence
Of your personal regard and consolidation,
and also ofyour confidence in my integrity
and impartiality."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
Rail Road Meetinr.

HUNTSVILLE Mo. March 18Th SO.
DEAR GREEN:--About three weeks ago
we had Rail Road Meeting here for the
purpose-as the people thought-of taking
stock in the North Mo. r. R. and when
the meeting was called few wise ones got
up resolution TO the effect of postponing
until the 4th Monday inst, without taking
any action in the matter whatever, which
by little maneuvcring or misunderstand-
ing Oh the part Of some was passed. But
seeing the effect of the postponcment and
knowing that the books had to be returned
this dav, some resolved TO have a meeting
sooner than the 4th Monday, whereupon
they posted some notices calling the public
together Yesterday, when they turned out
with a hearty good will, considering the
conditions OF the roads which are deSpc7 ate,
Those who could get to town, met in the
Court House, when Judge JosEpu GooDING
was called to the chair, and DR.. J. II. Hcrn-
don chosen Secretary; &. II. Bwckhart and
Col. Thos. P. Ruby in short, but well timed
remarks explained the objects Of the meeting,
showing the necessity Of prompt action.
After the speaking motion was made
that the books be opened, when those who
We're present took about $4,000 stock,
which they say is only half thcy will take.
The books 60 to-day. The 4th Monday the
people will meet again to petition the coun-
" court TO order the voice of the voters on
the amount Of county stock TO be taken,
when we may expect those who were the
postponers will vote for taking about one
third Of what we are really able TO take as
q county, say about $4,000.
A lively interest is manifested on the sub
ject, and it is the opinion Of many, as well
as the writer, that whenever the people arc
made satisfied, beyond reasonable doubt,
that the road will be located on the dividing
Ridge, without diverging more than is es-
sentially necessary, they will be willing for
the county in her corporate capacity to sub
scribe as much as 100000, and individual
subscriptions will increase in proportion.
We feel no doubt that the postponment tc
the All Monday inst, had dampning effect
but hope the spirit manifested now will over
come that.
Yours truly,
RANDOLPH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
Tbird Conversational district.

We give below the vote Of the counties
composing this Congressional District at The
last Congressional election, taking the vote
of Miller and Green, and that OF Oliver,
King, and Birch. We take this TO be a
fairer test vote than that for President or
Governor. In the counties that were for
merlv in the fourth District, King received
936 votes, which we suppose is the strength
OF the Benton party in those counties. In
the other counties, John Miller, the Benton
candidate in 1850, received $50 votes.
This gives Benton vote Of OF over 1000
The united vote of Birch and Green gives
the strength of the Antics, we suppose all
will admit This amounts to $3.50. The
vote of Miller and Oliver gives the Wing
strength, viz: 5.S04. These are the cold
facts-a plain statement. We leave others
to draw their own conclusions, and will re-
sumo the subject hereafter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
REGULAR
1883.
MISSOURI RIVER PACKET .

MISSOURI RIVER PACKET -
For St. Joseph, Sdpdnnah Iowa Point, Hdnneys
Landing, Linden, aud Council Bluffs.
TIT N The new and fine passenger steamer,
81 "BlufF City," j. McCLOY, MASTER,
having been built expressly for the trade, no pains
have been spared TO make her, in point Of comfort,
superior to any boat in the trade, and will com.
mence her regular trips on or about the 10th of
April and will continue regular in the trade during
the entire season, and her officers trust that by
strict attention 10 the interest of shippers and COM
fort of passengers to merit a continuation OF pa
tronage which has been here ofore so literally
bestowed upon them. For freight or passage APP
ply on board, or to. mill
MANSON & BARTHoLOW ", Agents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

CuARIToN BRIDGE.-We crossed on this
bridge, few days since, and congratulate
the people OF the bottom upon its compile
lion. It is handsome structure, but we
hear fears expressed of its strength, and
ability to stand against wind and flood. We
hope these fears are groundleas, Now we
want the Plank Road through the bottom,
and if those interested know what they are
about, they will have it built before another
springs mud.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17


VIII iaii again. The trick is understood.
Having disposed Of the libels of the Re
publican upon us and our party, and asked
a question TO which we desire distinct an
'wer, we give our readers the benefit of
the editors exhortation to the "whole De-
mocracy," Benton as well as Anti, to come
up to the work.
"Oh come 10 the rescue; now is the day,
and now is the hour. See what has already
been done ! Look at the triumph of the
Wing party in the late Legislature a ma
Jori'y OF MY who claim to be Democrats;
Gov. .o 'i ir,n -" w. ,o Inc 'sS CARRYING
Democrats who charge the Bemocrac O' with
having committed "a fraud and a cheat,'
IN the State Platform; the only hope, and
'he g last cnahee' ne state Platform, IS the
Xii 70 AK ~. ,. ,et - 'eSoU"o from
Let us hold n Convert;on If the ,rJo5s
Democracy of the District, select a candi-
date upon this platform; and then to the
o''''o' ToA III sU''u cUiuI'l; Inns Is 'Ne way
WV. ~ %
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
Gen. Pierce and the COMPROMISE.

Gen. Pierce's unequivocal approval Of the
Compromise measures, though apparently
uncalled for, iii the estimation of some, we
regard as well-timed, and gives the South
confidence in him at the start. 1t at the
same time gives The negro-stealer's of the
North to know what they may depend upon.
We honor him for this distinct approval Of
those measures, and hope he will have no
occasion to enforce the Fugitive slave law;
bnt should it become necessary, we have his
word in advance, that the law shall be exc
cutel.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
sale of Land, Negroes, sc.


Go HAVING concluded to close my T::S
;S> farming operations in Missouri, will LII
a. offer at public sale, on Wednesday,
the 18th Of April next, (if fair, If not
the next fair day,) at my farm miles south OF
Miami, on the road leading to Marshall, all my
consisting of $50 acres OF land for cult
walton, $50 acres Of young timber, 30 acres OF
rail timber in the river bottom miles off, and 106
acres Of frst-rate cotton wood timber in the Wa
kendall bottom, in Carroll county, 10 miles Oft.
@ ALso--Fifteen likely Negroes, amongst g.
"a which,are six men from Is TO 80 years *
A2old, three women about the same age, IN.
two boys 10 and 10 years old, and three children
from TO year old.
kszy1 ALso-Horses, Mules, Oxen, lss-TSA
6fNA Mich Cows,young Cattle, Hogs, ~E}k{I
Sheep, Wagons, Farming Utensils, Hemp ---42-n-G-
Seed. Corn, &C., &c. Cash will be required for
the Negroes. The terms Of sale of the other prop
ertv will be made known on the day Of sale.
The above farm is situated in healthy and in
telligent neighborhood, is finely watered, and is
not surpassed as hemp farm by any in the county,
There are 100 acres of new land that was in hemp
last year, which was plowed last fall and is now
ready for the seed All Of the farm is in fine
state of cultivation, and the improvements are q
good dwelling house with three rooms, negro hou-
ses. stables, hemp house, smoke house, &c.
G1S7 Inquire Of j. H. Irwin or John Jackson,
who resides on the land
HENRY ]. BROWN, of Virginia.
March 10-tds.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
A CARE.

WE the undersigned passengers on board the
steamboat ROBT. CAMPBELL, on her present
trip from st. Louis 10 Weston, present our thank.
TO Capt EpDs, and the officers of the boat, fol-
their gentlemanly and polite behavior towards u
and for their efforts 10 make the trip pleasant anC
agreeable. March e, 1853.
Mrs. r. D. Williams, Kanesville. Iowa.
g Ann NJ. Hunt, Fort Leavenworth;
g Z. J. Boyakin, st. Joseph
{. L. Chomer, Nodaway co., Mo;
g T. Hunter, Boone CO., Mo;
w. F. Boyakin, st. Joseph;
Capt. +. L. Hunt. Fort Leayenworth;
$. w. Williams, Kanesvile, Iowa;
Sam'l Hunter, Boone CO., Nc;
Maj. T.. A. Ogden, Fort Leavenwortk;
NJ. H. Scott, Westport;
U. b. Burris, Richlied;
X. S. Ogden, New York;
Peter Mckinney, ST. Louis;
r. Sparnings, New York;
James Cartar, Weston;
". II. Chick, Kansas;
Seth c. Patrick, Savannah;
u. Mclaughlin, St. Louis;
Hiram Cannon;
r. s. Harnbuckel;
Benjamin Johnson;
Ab.aIn Hays. Savannah, Mo;
S. B. Haynes, Kansas, no.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

H1RE- -INcENDIARYIsM.-The barn Of
Capt. FINNs, Of this neighborhood was de-
stroyed by fire, one night week before last,
together with about 10000 lbs prepared
hemp, two valuable horses, farming uten-
sis, &c. Loss about 81 200. The fire was
evidently the work of some evil-disposed
person, who. we trust, will yet be found
out, and punished for his fiehdish conduct.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

10 These splendid Jacks will makeSA
HEKN their seasons the present year at "a
SkaSSaShe following places. viz Bullion s6shsaLis
will stand at my farm in Howard county, No,
two miles from Glasgow, on the Glasgow and
Huntsville Plank Road, at $50 10 insure iennet,
and $40 to insure a mare il foal, or will give
$50 for the colts of all good mares, clear of any
charge 10 the owner Good blue grass pastures
and good attention furnished TO jennets and mares
gratis, bnt no liability for accidents. IN ALL CA
SEES if the jennets or mares traded off the insu-
rance is due
Bullion is years old. full IS hands high, beau
tiful lead color with white nose, and is one Of the
Questioned and heaviest-bodied Jacks ever saw:
is very gay, up-headed and is a sure foal-getter-
exhibited him at the Boone county Agricultural
and Mechanical Association last fall, and although
in very bad condition he took the premium, almost
without comparison. being inches taller than any
other Jack on the ground. Bullion is by Garth's
Jack; Bullion's dam is of the finest ennets in
Missouri, and is by old Don Quixotte, being full
sister 10 Maj. Rollins premium iennet and TO Rol-
llns' Bolivar. Gentlemen who wish 10 raise the
pest Stock in the STATE are invited TO call and see
him.
Bolivar is years old, IA hands high, Of fine
length and bone, and will stand the present season
at Samuel Williams miles north of Switzer's
MILL in Charlton county, at So 10 insure a mare
in foal In all cases if the mare is traded off the
insu: ance is due. Bolivar is by Rollins Bolivar.
and he by old Don QuiXotte. Boliyar's dam is a
very fine iennet, by Lyons Jack. Breeders of
mules in that section of country would do well 10
call at Mr.. Williams and see him.
Bownhrook is years old, full 14I hands high,
remarkably lengthy and fine bone, and is one of
the finest Jacks in the State. He will stand the
present season at James Jordon's, miles below
Boonsboro, on the Boonyille road, at So TO insure
mare in foal. IN all cases if the mare is traded
off the insurance is due. Bowlinbrook is by CO.
lin Williams Jack. and he by McCamphell's Jacl;
from Iayeue county, Ky. Bowlinbroob's dam Is
a very fine jennet, and is by FIELDS Black Hawk,
from Kentucky. JOHN II. ESTILL.
Glasgow, March 10-tf.
(t5s51 Boonville Observer, Columbia Sentinel.
anu ST. Louis Republican copy three times weekly
and send accounts TO this office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the clerk of the County
Court of Randolph county, Gin vacation) letters Of
administration on the estate of William b. Bradley,
deceased, dated February 2Sth, 1853.
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against il, to present them properly authen-
ticaed, within one year from the date of said letters
or they may be precluded from having any benefit
of said estate and if not presented in three wears
they will be forever barred.
SAMUEL B, BRADLEY, Admir-.
March l0--3w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

E3=CLARK's Counterfeit Detecor. Pub
lished in St. Louis, at one dollar in advance,
is u valuable work. In this month will be
issued from that Office, 1.-THE money-type,"
containing fac SMILES of 1000 coins, illus
trations of rs counterreits and altered notes
and map Of St. Louis. All subscribers
to the Detectcr receive this gratis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
A SANDER Well Stuck to, as Good as the
Truth.

This seems 20 be the doctrine Of The "Ban-
ner," The NORTHEAST Reporter" and lie
Bloomington Republican" These papers
all published the false report Of Mr.. ToMp-
XIys speech, made by the St. Louis Repub-
Iican, and denounced its sentiments as in
famous. Had Mr.. Tompkins been correct
y reported, we should have joined them in
denouncing his sentiments; but he was false
y reported, and although the "Republ1can''
corrected the report, and Mr.. Tompkins
himself denounced il as false, these papers
neither copied the "RepubIcan's" correc-
ton or Mr.. Tompkin's speech, Now we
submit it 10 any candid mind if this is not
wrong-outragcously wrong? No man 5
reputation is safe IN such hands, and it is ia
be regretted that men so careless of the rep
utation of their neghbors are in such res
ponsIble stations as conductors of press.
We yet hope they viii do Mr.. Tompkins
justice. As personal and political friend
Of that gentleman, we call upon them to do
| so,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

The war between the factions of the De-
mocracy is opening rich. The Antics
bounced the address of the Benton members
Of the Legislature in good style, and the
Benton men defend it Justify, The Antics
have much the advantage in presses, but
our Benton contemporaries are firing big
gnns. Each faction accuses the other with
counting the Wings: u very good position to
be in, and one that we hope the Wings will
maintain-ever being wooed, but never
" on
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
THIRD CALL.

VNHE Stockholders in Tie Glasgow and Hunts
l. vile Plank Road will please take notice that
by order of the President and Board of Directors,
a call of Ten DOLLARS Pen SHARE of the capital
stock is made due and payable on the first day of
April next. Prompt payment is needed and ex-
pected. Stockholders will not delay for their Off
cess to call on them. Payment as heretofore 10 N.
B. Coates, Treasurer, at Huntsville, or the secre-
tary at Glasgow.
T. A. SAVAGE, Sec'y G. &H.P.R.C.
Glasgow, March 10, lS53-w3
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
GLASGOW FNEFRNEARY.

VNHE necessity of such an establishment in our
l. city. where strangers and persons from dis
tance can receive such medical and surgical atten-
tons as they may require, has induced the under
signed TO unite in such an enterprise; and they take
this method Of informing the public that they now
have rooms ready for the reception Of ali who
may wish to avail themselves of It's advantages.
The benefits of such establishments it is hardly
necessary 10 allude to-they are universally ad-
tent and attentive nurses, will be furnished on much
more reasonable terms than they can be procured
at hotels, or even in private families.
l. P. VAUGHAN, NJ. D.
II. H. CROPP. NJ. D.
JNO. A. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.
T. W. DIGGEs, Superintendent.
Glasgow, March II, 1S52-ly
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

OLD BULLIoN.-A dispatch TO the n.
Y. Tribune says that Col, Benton called up
Oh Gen. PIERCE, and in a very indignant
manner, denounced the selection of Judge
CALEB Cushing for a seat in the Cabinet.
lie calls him various bad names, and more
than all, Tyler man.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR
HEAD OF STEERS-.-FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, who lives near Rochport, in
j. Boone county, Mo-, offers for sale two hum
dred and four head of steers, 1.-TWO years old last
graSs) all smooth and well-conditioned. and pecu-
liarly adapted for the California trade, as they
have been fed and herdcd together upwards Of
twelve months. A contract will not positively be
closed before the first day of April next at which
time they will change hands.
Marchl7 1853 w McCIURF
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
TO MECHANICS.

The enclosing of the Charlton Crave Yard wifi
a good and substantial Plank Fence, will be lei
10 the lowest bidder on the 1st day of April next
between the hours of II and O'Clock Of said day
on the premises, when more particular descrip.
ton will be gwen. BY order OF the church.
DAVID PERKINS l.. S. EDDESs
J. T. FINKs T. NJ LEWIS
T. N. MoREHEAD. Committee.
March Il, lS53.-W2s
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

DrAHr OF CARRIES B. RoGERs. This
gentleman expired near Fulton, on the 18th
inst, aged about fifty years. He was a
Lieut.. in Col. Gentry's regiment Of Mis-
souri, Volunteers during the Florida war,
and was dangerously wounded at the battle
Of Okechobe. lie was subsequently Cap
tain in Doniphan's regiment, and did good
service 4: Sacramento. The deceased was
a mem Der Of the Christian church
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
REGULAR MISSOURI RIVER PACKET.
steamer ROBT. CAMPBELL.

WM. EDDs, Master. ....GEo. w BOYD, Clerk.
IL. 3, This staunch-built, fine and swift pas
as.-,4ss. senger steamer, will run all of the pre-
sent season a regular packet between st. Louis
and Weston, leaving ST. Louis every aleratc Mon
day evening, and Weston each succeeding Satur-
day. Tor freight or passage apply on board or 10
mill MANSON < BARTHOLOW, Agents.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
MULES! MULES!!

A lot of 100 mules for sale cheap, and
Ann years old this spring For further par
NE1-ticulars, those wishing 10 purchase, can in
quire of Dr. Vaughan in Glasgow, or of the sub
half way between Cambridge and Miami
mhl0-lm r. c, VAUGHAN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

CALIFoRNIANs.-Messrs. Jno. II. Bis
well, and ]. j. Martin of Randolph; and
Mr. Stephen G. Mott OF this county, and a
number Of other Missourians, got home yes
terday. We observe the names of some
thirty or forty Mssourians, passengers on
the last trip of the Martha Iewett, from
New Orleans.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
EIEyIOV Al,

NT0NS. A. LEWIS, FRENCH BARBER, has re-
WI moved his shop up stairs, next door to ]. S.
THoMsoN's store, where he is prepared TO favor
old and new customers with a clean smooth shave,
or trim hair in the most approved style.
De- He invites call al his new salcon pledg-
inc prompmess and satisfaction.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
sumo the subject hereafter.
F,RE.-We learn from the Br,as,ricker

FiRE.-|Ye learn from the BrmSrickr
that the Tobacco Factory of Mr.. ]. B.
Barrett, near that place, on the Linneus road,
was burned down, Monday night of last
week, together with quantity Of Bulk To-
bacco, and eight hogheads of priced. Loss
about $25O0--unnsured.