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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

In the House of Representatives on the
18th, thirty-four private bills were passed,
including one to relinguish TO the State Of
Ohio the unfinished part of the Cuberland
road in that State.
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Cambridge, Jan. 90, '53, If.
Trustees sale of Real Estate.

WHEREAS, Reuben Messerly did, on the Sd
w day of April, 1919, execute deed of trust
to the undersigned, to secure a debt specified
therein, on the Z Of the n Z and the f of the
S ! of Section 81, Township 40, Range II, con-
tanning lG0 acres. Now as said debt remains I'M
paid will, on
TUESDAY, 22ND. FEBRUARY,
Sell said Lands to the highest bidder for cash, in
the town Of New FRANKLIN, Howard county
Due attendance will be given by Robert Coleman
or JERE KINGSBERRY, his Agent
January 20, lS53-4w.
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ARRAY AT RoAxoKE.-An atiray &C.
cured at Roanoke on Tuesday, between Mr..
Chapman, tavern keeper at that place, and
a Mr.. Foster, stage driver, in which the lat
ter was dangerously injured, but %a' alive
at last accounts. Chapman fed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

NEGROES IN CANADA.-Some of the Cana
dian papers are taking ground against the
influx of negroes into the Province, viewing
it as present injury to their property, a
drawback to their social progress, and a
source Of much future trouble.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF RANDOLPH, :
In the Randolph Circuit Court, NO.

COUNTY OF RANDOLPH, {
In the Randolph Circuit Court, No.
vember 8, 1852.
Zilpha Jane Moore, formerly Zilpha Jane Hunt,
Henry Lassiter, Isabella Hunt, and James Pipes,
guardian for H. H. Hunt, Sarah E. Hunt, Fran
ces Hunt, and Margaret E. Hunt, minor heirs Of
Nathan Hunt, deceased, Plaintiffs,
Against
James NJ Hunt and Daniel E. Hunt, Defendants.
Upon petition for partition.
THIS day came the plaintiffs by their attorney,
l. and filed their petition for partition of the
real estate Of said decedent, to-wit:
The northeast Or of section 26, township 81,
range To- containing eighty aeres east half of south
east quarter of section &c, township "a, range 10,
containing eighty acres; the southeast Or of north
west or of section 90, township 81, range To- con-
tanning forty acres; the west half of southeast or.
of section 90, township 81, range Is, containing
eighty acres; and the east half of southwest Or. Of
section 20, township 81 range 49, containing eighty
acres. Ant. it appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
court that said defendants are not inhabitants Of
the State of Missouri il is therefore ordered that
unless said defendants appear at the next term OF
this Court, TO be held on the second Monday in
May next, and answer the petition herein, all or
der will be made for the distribution Of the lands
aforesaid amongst the heirs of said decedent, ac-
cording to their respective rights; and it is further
ordered that copy of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in this State, according to
law; and the Further proceedings in this cause are
continued until the next term OF this Court.
A copy, attest, JOHN. ALLIN, elk.
January 20,-Sw.
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New Conasssros HousE.---Ii will DC
seen by reference to their advertisement, in
another column, thar Messrs, THOMPSON &
MNAIn have entered into the Commission
business. They are prompt business men,
and will consult the interest of their patrons.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

PLAxK RoAD.-it will be seen by refer
ence to our advertising columns that call
has been made upon the Stockholders
The Contractors are at work, and making
active engagements to increase their force
and finish their contract at as early day as
possible.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF RANDOLPH, !
En the Randolph Circuit Court, No.
yeImber 8. 1852.

STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF RANDOLPH,
El the Randolph Circuit Court, No.
vember 8. 1852.
James Pipes, guardian to Hamilton)
H. Hunt, Martha f.. Hunt, Mar
garet e. Hunt and Sarah E.Hunt, ,r,o, = -.-
minor heirs of Nathan Hunt, de- ,;,on
ceased, Plaintiffs,
against
James M. Hunt, Defendant.
THIS day came the plaintiffs by their attorney,
l. and it appearing that the defendant is not
resident of the State of Missouri, and thatahe at
tachment herein has been levied the interest OF
the defendant in the following lands to wit: =.
The southeast or. OF section &c, township 81,
range Is, containing one hundred and sixty acres;
the east half Of northeast or. Of same section,
tanning eighty acres. and the east half of south
west quarter section, containing eighty acres,
in the county of Randolph; the northeast
quarter OF section 2S, township CO, range %.
containing eighty acres, in the county of Grun-
dy; and the northwest or of section 90, township
90, range %, containing one hundred and sixty
acres; the west hf of southwest or. of section 90
township 60, range p, continuing eighty acres; the
east half Of northeast Or Of section 10, township
81, range 81, containing eighty acres; the north
east Or. of section %, township g., range %,
tanning one hundred and sixty acres; the west half
Of northeast Or Of section 10, township O., range
o. containing eighty acres; the west half Of north
west quarter of section 27, township g. range %,
containing eighty acres to pay and satisfy the sum
of six hundred and ninety dollars and twenty-sev-
en- cents, with interest and costs of suit.
1t is therefore ordered that unless the defendant
appear and answer the plaintiffs action, at the
next term of this Court. TO be held on the second
Monday in May next, judgment will be rendered
against said defendant for the amount claimed as
aforesaid, and that an order will be made for The
sale of the land attached as aforesaid to pay said
judgments and 1t is further ordered that q copy Of
this order be published in some newspaper in this
State, according to law, and the further proceed
ings in this cause are continued until next term.
! 4 copy attest, JOHN ]. ALLIN, CLK-
January 20-Sw
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The Mails-KeWs.

Much to our establishment this morning,
we found the mail had got in and brought us
the latest dates. We have room for sum-
mary of the most important items.
John Petit has been elected United States
Senator from Indiana. He is a sorry fellow.
Senator Upham, Of Vermont, is dead hav-
ing died very suddenly, at Washington, on
the 18th inst.
Mr.. Clayton, has been chosen Senator by
the Delaware Legislature.
w. G. Crosby, wing, is elected Cover
nor Of Maine.
Congress is talking aIou! the Pacific
Rail Read.
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NEW FIRM!

ID E. & NJ. T. POWELL, have this day asso-
d. ciated with them MIR. LEWIS II. DUGoINs,
and will continue business, under the name and
stvle Of POWELL& co.
January l. 1853
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Valuable Tobacco or Hemp Farm,

ON D-hLII On MIN t. -
sSXe | have a valuable farm, near Cam T!:.a
SSE bridge, Saline county, Mo-, contain Iii
Il ing about 206 acres, well adapted to The
growth of Tobacco or hemp, which | will sell on
reasonable terms. There are Go acres in cultiva-
ton, with good tobacco barns and other out
houses, well watered and timbered
If not sold before the LIST of March, will rent
to good tenant.
B. L. POWELL.
Cambridge, Jan. 90, '53, If.
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TonAcco.-The past week has been one
Of great activity in this market: 1t is sup
posed that ere million pounds have been
purchased. The prices vary from SO 90 to
5000, as the article may SUI: strip or manu-
featuring purposes. OF the latter kind we
have considerable-MrsJ. C. Hutchison Of
Yellow Creek had fine sample in The 9th
er day. Prices are again going down.
lBrunswickcr.
The Brunswick Tobacco market has
ranged above ours. We have inquired Of
some OF our buyers The reason, and we learn
the Brunswick trade always opens higher,
but an Average Of the purchasers at the two
points, gives the highest price 10 our mar
ket. The Bruns,ricks,; initiate the lame
Captain, by taking good start, but are be-
hind in the outcome.
The Keytsvie buyers have also been do
ing n brisk business. Mr.. Crawiord's
house in that place purchased some $4,000
pounds last week, at an average Of about
So so per hundred, and declines further
purchases for the present.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

AN EARLV SrARr.-Mr. John T. Doxey
is already announced a candidate for the
County Clerkship of Charlton county. The
election takes place in August.
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A CALI.

A CALL.
T'HE Stockholders of the Glasgow and Hunts
j. vile Plank Road Company are hereby noti-
fed that call of five dollars per share of the CAPT.
tai stock. has been ordered by the Board of Presi-
dent and Directors, payable on the first day OF
February, 1853. Stockholders will please make
payment accordingly TO N. B. Coates, Treasurer,
Huntsville, or to the Secretary at Glasgow.
+. A. SAVAGE,
Sec'y G. & II. P. r. Co.
Glasgow, Jan. 90, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

The Clubs on our books will expire a
follows:
Roanoke Club, No. 8, Volume H.
Floretta Club. No. 20, Volume Il.
New Franklin Club, No. 50, present Volume.
East Fork Club. 70. 10, Volume H.
Penney's Club, No. 81, present Volume.
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Steam Boat Accidents.

The past year has been fruitful in steam
boat accidents on the waters Of the Vest
The whole number of accidents resulting in
the loss of life, or the sinking Of the vesse
CT
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, ass
COUNTY OF RANDOLPH, -
Ia the Randolph Circuit Court, No
yeEnber o, 1862.

ltsd OIIIIII, fIdIIIlIN, ITnon an a.
against ttPIa
Elijah D. w. Anderson, Defendant, 'a'HDien''
THIS day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and
l. it appearing that the defendant is not resi-
dent Of the State of Missouri, and that the at
tachment herein has been levied on the west half OF
southwest or. Of section 81, township 30, range
13, as the property of said defendant, 10 pay and
satisfy the plaintiff the sum of forty-one dollars
aud seventy-six cents, with costs Of suit:--It is
therefore ordered that unless the defendant appear
and answer the plaintiffs action at the next term
of this Court, 10 be held on the second Monday in
May next, Judgment will be rendered against
said defendant for the amount claimed aforesaid,
and that an order will be made for the Sale of the
land attached as aforesaid, to pay said judgment;
and it is further ordered that copy of this order
be published in some newspaper in this State &C
cording to law. A copy, attest
Jan 20-Sw. JOHN ]. ALLIN, elk.
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A Coon OpINIoN.-The Editor ofthe AL
ton Courier, strong democratic paper, thus
speaks of Missouri:
missouri, aside from that city, (St.
Louis, J is no home for Printers. Give a
"Puke" a small "patchin" of tobacco and
corn ground, and handful of "niggers,"
and he is in paradise, far beyond the reach
or need of newspapers"
Our subscription list, at One Dollar in
Advance, gives the lie to the above.
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REFERENCES.


Taylor s. Murphy, -
s Patton & Gorham,
+. T. Guenn,
McCampbell, Coates & Smith, Huntsville.
Samuel 4 Gilman,
Wight {; Taylor,
D. c. Garth, Esq,
Lewis Collier, Esq,
David Tatum & Co.,
Hanenkamp, Gilpin, & Co., G, ror,.
Russell & Bennett, '' A1'
L. J. Gay & Co. t
G. N. Douglass 6 Co.,
Johnson s. Ewin,
Boon, Duncan & Smith, Fayette.
VIM. r. Snelson,
John Schafroth,
Nelson & Co.,
John Wiley, Esq.
w. Wayland & Co., Roanoke.
VIM. Upton & Son,
]. w. White, Esq,
Fore & Gorham, Floretto.
Glasgow, Jan. 10, 1858.
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THE I'll N Els.
CITY OF GLASGOW.
Club Subscribers.

Thursday Morning, January 90, 1858.
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DEB.

On the - inst, in Charlton county, SAMUEL
DINsMoRE, an old resident.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

James Pipes, guardian to Hamilton
H. Hunt, Martha +. Hunt, Mar
garet e. Hunt and Sarah E.Hunt,
minor heirs of Nathan Hunt, de-
ceased, plaintiffs,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-13

We think we have taken the correct
course, and intend to give il an honest and
energetic trial. If we are forced TO "retire
to the poor house." we imagine the BrulS-
Uicker and its conductors, in striving 10 send
Ills there, will shed but few tears. But they
need not get themselves in "wceping
mood" very soon, for we already have con-
tract with hundreds of subscribers to fur
nish them the TIMES for one year, for
which they have paid their dollar-and our
list is daily increasing But should it get
no larger, we shall still be able to go ahead.
The Columbia Smiirel encourages the
BrunSWickcr by benevolent smile, after So
Letting subscribers in our town at one dol
lar in advanced 1t is wrong for us, but
right for it
The st. Louis Republican commends the
BrunSwicker, also, and calls the editor a
sensible man," because that same editor
assists in keeping up its circulation by the
high price of his own paper. The "sensi-
bic" editor ought, by all means, return the
Republicans "ticklc," and urge his patrons
TO form clubs of ten, at one dollar in adj
vance, and scold us for urging club Of q
thousand, on the same terms.
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What Becomes Of the Specie.

The scarcity of specie, just now, creates
considerable inquiry as 10 what becomes Of
it, and very general idea prevails that the
small notes in circulation, drive the specie
ont. This may be true, to some extent, but
the true cause is, the demand for silver, for
expectation. The New York Bank Report
er, of December "a, quotes Spanish Dollars
at from to per cent premium; Mexican
Dollars at from to Al per cent premium;
and American Halves and Quarters at from
3 10 81 per cent premium. This demand
for silver, in 1851 amounted to $43, 900, 600.
At the last session Of Congress, an act was
passed adding 6 per cent alloy to the silver
coinage, thus, depreciating its value; yet
from the lst January, 1852 TO the 3lst De-
cember, same year, 526,000000 in specie
were exported. Silver is like every thing
else-it will go where it commands the
highest price, and but few persons would
resist the temptation Of premium of OF
7 per cent for their silver, payable in Colo
at that! So long as the foreign demand fol
specie continues, and it will bring such {
premium, payable in Gold, it will continue
to grow scarcer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-13
Medical Convention.

II
In accordance with previous notice, a
Convention of physicians of Howard county
assembled in Fayette on the evening of the
lst inst, for the purpose of organizing a
county Medical Society, when on motion,
DR.. VIM. B. Warts was called to the Chair
and DR.. |. P. VAUGHAN appointed Secre-
tary.
A committee consisting of Drs. Vaughan
and Maughs was appointed to prepare
Constitution and BYLAWS for the regulation
of said society, and reported the same to
the Convention, which was received and
adopted; after which the convention was re-
solved into "The Medical Society of How
ard County," and proceeded to an organi-
cation.
DR.. VIM. B. Watts was unanimously cho-
sen President, and DR.. Vaughan continued
as Secretary.
| A resolution was passed instructing the
Corresponding Secretary to address the
physicians Of this and the adjacent counties,
soliciting their cooperation and union with
this society. The President appointed the
following committees to report at the next
meeting of the society, viz:
l. A committee upon Practical Medicine,
consisting of Drs. VIM. R. Snelson, Camp
bell and Harvey.
2. A committee on Surgery, consisting Of
Drs. Vaughan, Smith and Blake.
8. A committee on Obstetrics and Obstet-
rical Diseases, consisting of Drs. Hamm
Rucker and Cropp.
4. A committee to report on the Medical
History Of Central Missouri for Me last q
gears, consisting Of Drs. Vaughan ant
Smith.
5. A committee to report upon the EPi
idemic Diseases Of Howard County for tn
: last tlro gears consisting of Drs. Manghs, ]
B. Snelson and ]. A. Lewis.
On motion, the Secretary was instructed
to act as Committee of Publication.
The Society then proceeded to the election
of its other officers:- Drs. Maughs of Fay
cite, and Childs of Roanoke, were elected
Vice Presidents, and DR.. j. B. Snelsol
Treasurer.
A motion was made 10 select Glasgow a
l the place, and the lst Saturday in Marcl
= next, at o'clock, P. NJ, as the time for tn
2 next regular meeting of the Society; whicI
being carried in the affirmative, the Societ
t adjourned to meet at the place and dat
above specified.
/, VIM. B. WATTS, Pres.
7 ID l-,rc,,.- Coo'y
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Ma gee Seminary.

This Institution is situated on the head Of
Dark's Prairie, Southeast corner of Macon
county, in remarkable healthy section Of
country, has excellent buildings, and is in
successful operation. JAMES II. BLEwETT
is Principal, to whom, or Rev. JAMES DY-
sART, President of the Board of Trustees,
desiring information can communicate. The
first session ofthe Male Department opened
in December, and the Female Department
will be ready to receive pupils from dis
lance in the spring, when their boarding
house will be completed. The course of stu
dy is complete, from the Preparatory Depart
ment TO the Senior Class, at terms as low as
any good Institution can afford. We hope
the institution will grow and prosper, till it
shall take rank among our best colleges and
Seminories. The country adjacent is settled
| by intelligent and public spirited citizens,
who deserve great credit Tor their enter
prise on the subject of Education, and We
trust the founders of Magee Seminary will
live to witness its benefcent effects upon tn,
rising generation.
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Howard High School.

The Eight Annual Catalogue of the Off
GERS and Students of Howard High School,
located at Fayette, for the year 1852, is on our
table. Rev William T. Lucky, its found
er and builder up, is Superintendent, and
for the present Principal of the Male De-
paYtment. Rev. Carr w. Pritchett is Prin-
cipal of the Female Department. Miss
Pritchctt, Miss Anderson and Mr.. Benz F.
D;mitt Assistants. Rev. NikolluS Dauber
and Lady Teachers of instrumental Music.
Mr.. Dauber also Teacher Of Modern Lang
uages.
The whole number of Pupils is 1888, di-
vided as follows: Males l72-Females,
1865. They come from all sections Of the
State, we observe by the summary, which
shows that the good name and fame Of How
ard High School is not confined 10 home at
mosphere. The course of study, says the
Catalogue, lis esigned TO be thoroughly SCI
eniiic, as well as practical, and the reports of
examining committees, extracts from which
are published, show that this has been the
case. Tie steady increase and growth OF
this school, is the best evidence Of its use
fulness and the best commentary upon its
management. The first Catalogue issued,
shows a total of only so scholars; second,
l43; the third, Ill; The fourth, 22l; the
fifth, 242; the sixth $50; the seventh 3l2;
the eighth, and last, 338. This is steady
and rapid increase, alike tlattering to the
Superintendent of the school, and gratifying
to the friends of Education. We commend
Howard High School to those having youth
to Educate, as second to no Institution.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-13

poured, destroying in many instances, the
history of the sleeping dead.
noticed one erected in 1912, the grave
of Henry Dunster, first President OF Harv-
ard College. There may be others of ear
lier date but was unable 10 decipher them.
Some, JUDGED most of them have such in
scrptions as this "Here lyes We buried ye
body of Mrs. - wife TO Mr.. - who
deceased, &c."
Mount Auburn Cemetery, cmphatically
the Getty of the Dead" of more recent
growth, bedecked with perennial flowers and
ever-greens, its beautiful entrance and gate
way costing $4,000, enclosed with mag
nifcent iron palisade, costing $4,000
would seem indeed to constitute resting
place for the dead Within are found upor
beautiful and costly monuments many ia
miliar names such as Bowditch, Spurzheim
Ashmun, and Parker.
But have already been too tedious anC
will close with few of the ondits of pres
ent times. The lovers of theatrical and mu
steal entertainments, in the "City of Notions
have been RECALLED this season, with the pres
ence of Lola Montez, Alboni, Mad. Sontag
Mad Thllon and Julia Bennett, and tn
fashionable are looking with great anxiet.
for the appearance of Forrest. The far
famed "Uncle Toms Cabin" has been dra
matized and is now being acted wit
crowded houses at the Boston Museum
Theodore Parker still attracts multitudes t
hear his absurd theories and Doctrines
Thackeray, the European author, is holdin
forth to crowded honses. The ring present
ed to Gen. Pierce is now being exhibite
in the city and attracting considerable after
ton. 1t is massive and beautiful piece
workmanship.
Yours, Respectfully, H. c. c.
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1853 NEW ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
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