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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-13
FRESH ARRIVAL OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.,
AT ONE DOOR WEST OF M. cUsHING's.

Twill undersigned has just returned from Phla-
delphia with large and elegant assortment of
PATCHES, JEJVELRY,
and other articles in his line, which will be sold
lower than ever. and to which he invites the atten
ton of his friends and the public generally.
His stock consists in part of fine Gold and Silver Watch
cs; Gold Neck, Fob and Vest Chains; Ear and Fin
ger Rings, Breastpns, Miniature Cases, Gold and Sill
vcr Pencils and Pens, Lockets, Bracelets, Clasps,
Keys, Studs, Slides, sc. Also, Silver Table, Des-
scri and Tea Spoons; Sugar longs, Butter Knives,
Salt Spoons, Spcctacles, Thermometers, Magnets,
Microscopes, Spy Glasses, Penknives, Pcriuncry,
Fancy Articles, &c, &c.
TB- Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired
and warranted. GEORGE B. WRIGHT.
S,aunton, Nov. 7, l849.
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EVERY THING THAT'S NICE!

TENHE subscriber has jus, received a fresh supply
a. of Coafectionaries, Fruits, Toys, &c., Sc,
which he is prepared 10 sell on reasonable terms
as they can be had in the Valley. He invites his
friends to call and examine his stock, which con.
sists in part Of the following articles
ALMONDS, PALMNUTS,
FIGS ENG. WALNUTS,
PRUNES, PECANS,
DATES, GROUND PEAS,
RAISINS, FYLBER7S, &c,
together with a supply of CANDIES and other Con
fectionaries-aso variety ofToys, Musical Instru-
mens, Pickles, Brandy Peaches, Preserves. Fancy
Articles, Sugar, Coffee, Honey, &c., &C., all Of
which will sell low for cash, or on short credit
to punctual customers.
WILLIAM MILLER,
Opposite the Spectator Office.
n. B.-FIench Candies, Pop Kisses and Wine
for Parties. w. Nj,
Stanton, Jan. 2, 1850
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JEW ELRY, &c,
AT ONE DOOR EAST OF NJ. CUsHING'S.

TJNIIE subscriber has Just received frem Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. large and well selected
STOCK OF JEWELRY,
Consisting of fine and plain Gold and Silver Watches
Brcastpins, Finger Rings; Gold, Silver and Gilt
Buckles; Ear Rings, Bracelets, Slides Collar Buttons,
Studs, fine Gold Guard and Fob Chains Lockeis,
Gold and Silver Spectaccs, Gold and Silver Thin
bles fine Gold Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Pencils,
Gold Pens, Pen and Pocket Knives, Port Monaie
Souvenirs, Silver and other Cases, Silver Tuck Combs
Darts Coral, Pocket Books, Purses, new article OF
Percussion Caps Pistols, Steel and Gilt Fob Chains,
Pencil Points, Scissors, Shields, Goggles Shawl Pins;
large assortment of Silver Ware, consisting in part
Of Butter Knives, Tea and Table Spoons Forks, Mugs,
Fruit Baskets, Candestcks Casters, Tea and Coffee
Sets Chronicles, Canes Whips, Clocks. and all 9TH
or articles usually kept in the best Jewelry Stores.
EH- Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully
repaired and warranted.
DAVID S. BEAR.
Stanton, Nov. 7, lS49.
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NOTICE.

sold out my stock Of goods shall eep
ii greatly obliged if all who have open accounts
would call and close them up by note.
!. B. BRECKENRIDGE
Staunton, Oct. 81, l649-tE
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NOTICE.

VNHE subscribers having formed a Partnership
under the style and R,m Of RAGLANp s. HoeE,
for the purpose of doing Receiving, Forwarding
and Commission Business in the town of SCOTS.
vile, respectfully solicit the patronage ofthe public.
They are prepared to transact business of this
character as favorably and with as much prompt
ness and despatch as any house in the place, and
pledge themselves to spare no efforts to render sat
lsfaction to their patrons. They are prepared to
furnish SALT, PLASTER AND GRoeERiEs of every
description, at the lowest rates.
j. A. RAGLAND,
THOS. P. HOGE.
Scottsvle, Jan. 9, 1850.
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E@[DA@@@s s1E@ADsa 5000
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

TINE subscribers have now received their full stock
i ofToBACCo, SNUPfS AND SEGARS, which
added 10 their stock of home manufacture enables them
to offer INDUCEMENTS to purchasers TO deal with them
The choicest brands of Tobacco will now be found az
their establishment together with every description OF
Separs. both imported and home made. No pains or
expense will be spared render every satisfaction to
those bestowing their custom their cstabshment,-
Merchants and others will rd TO their interest to ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsew here.
C. T. COCHRAN & 60
Staunton, Oct. II, tS49.
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Commissioners Sale.

G9ISS
In obedience 10 decree OF the Circuit superior
Court for Augusta County, pronounced on Tie
22d day Of November, lS49, in case therein pend
ing in which John Porierfeld's Executor is PLAIN
tiand John Porterields devisees and Others are de-
PENDANTS shall proceed TO sell ON Monday the 2o'h
February next. upon the premises, respectively, 10
the highest bidder, the following valuable real es,
tate. Of which said John Porterlield died seized
and possessed, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
situated near the town Of Fishersvile, on branch
of Christians Creek in said County of Augusta,
adjoining the lands of George Conner, Solomon ID.
Conner and others, containing about 295 Acres,
known as the Kouzman tract. There is upon this
tract tolerable good Dwelling House, good Barn,
Stable and other out houses.
ONE OTHER Tract OF LAND,
situated in the same neghborhood, adjoining the
lands of DIR. bold, Lewis Wayland and others,
containing 26l ACRES, by estimation, embracing
l42 Acres, known as the Samuel ii. Bell tract; o9
Acres, known as the Holmes tract, and 5O Acres
taken off the Cline tract, adjoining. There is a
BRICK DWELLlNG-HOUS Barn, and 9TH
er necessary buildings on this tract.
ALSO,-One other Tract Of Land, adjoining
the last mentioned tract, and the lands Of John Me-
Cue and Michael Conner, containing by estimate
1872 Acres, known as the Cline tract, deductng the
50 Acres as above-upon this tract, there is Dwell
ling House, Barn, SC.
These Farms ale situated in most desirable
neighborhood directly between Stanton s Waynes-
borough and the soil well adapted to the Ploduc,
lion of Clover, Grass and all kinds of Gran-all
persons wishing to purchase, can examine the land,
by calling on me before or on the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much of the pur-
chase money as shall be sufficient to pay the costs
of suit and expenses of sale must be paid in hand
Tho balance urvu credit Vfuno, wv, tinee ahu nun
years, the purchaser giving bond and good security
for the deferred instanenis, and the legal title re-
tanned. The crops now growing will be reserved
with the privilege to the tenants TO reap the same.
Possession of the Koutzman place will be given on
the day Of sale, and of the other two tracts on the
lst of March next.
If all of said farms shall not be sold on the said
18th day of February, the sale will be continued
from day to day, until completed.
SAMUEL B. BROWN, Com'r.
Ionuary . 1S50 ids
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-13

BOOTS, SHOES. &c. case Men's Coarse
- Boots; case Mehs and Boys Brogans;
case Mems and Boys Lined and Bound Shoes, also
superior lot of Buffalo Over Shoes, for sale very
low, by L. n. GREEN.
Stanton, Dec. 10, lo49.
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GUNS! GUNS!!

How will you Have Them
M CUSHING has made permanent arrange
W. Rebt 10 receive FRESH OYSTERS reg
uary during the winter, and will be pleased to serve
Them up for his friends and the public generally in
any way they may desire. Also constant supply
of Picked Oysters.
November 81, lS49
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N'eaU EStNbl5Szsssa e2st.
COACH MANUFACTORY.

-o-
vTHE undersigned having bought the interest Of
Il JAMES MARsTELLER, in the concern of HAIR
Dy g. MARsrELLER, beg leave to inform the pub
lic that they have increased their Stock, and will
continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their
line-such as
Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons,
and Buggies,
in the most fashionable style, ofhe best materials,
ention given to all kinds Of repairing. From the
specimens OF work sent from our shop, we fatter
ourselves to have given satisfaction, and viii, de-
termination to merit continuance OF the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned
pledge themselves 10 renewed efforts to please
Shop near the Bank.
HARDY g. BROTHERS.
May l6, le49.
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BARE s. STERRETY.
Merchant TaiIOrs,

GRATEFUL TO their friends and the public for tho
~ liberal patronage they have received, would
specially announce that they have just received the
finest stock Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND vESTINGS,
ever brought to this MARKET and which having been
purchased in Philadelphia by ofthe firm, on advan
agcous terms they now prepared to make into
cry variety of garment for gcntlemens wear, at the
shortest notice.
They have also received The FALL AND WINTER
FASHIONS for lS49 and feel arrantcd in saying from
their experience in business that all work executed by
them will be done in the neatest and fashionable
style.
N. B.-BARE & SrERnErr have purchased in the
Northern Market, handsome variety Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of all kinds, which they will sell at prices which cannot
fail to please, and the workmanship will be warranted
ALSO-SHiRTs, Bosems, CRAvArs, SUsPEsbEas,
&C., &C. Call and sec at the Brick building above the
Virginia Hotel
Staunton, Oct. II, lSi9
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rail Road.

SUBSCRIBERS to the Stuck of the Louis Rail
~ Road, under tie act Of March 5, lS49, are re-
CURED to pay into the Bank of the Valley in Staun-
ton five dollars per share the LIST day of January
and Five Dollars per share on the lst day Of Feb
yuary, 1850. BY order of the Board.
JOHN GARRETT, Treas.
December IL, lS49.-tf.
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mp .ahster's .AH-heaIng Ointment
OR WORLDS sALvE.

The preceding figure il
given to represent the IN
SENSIBLE PERSPlRA-
TON. 1t is the great b.
VAC.UATION for the inn
puritics OF the body. il will
be noticed that a thick clou-
dy mistissuesfrom allpoints
Of the surface, which indi-
Gates the wonderful process
going forw ard within. This
Precipitation flows uninter-
ruptedly when we are in
health, but ceases when we
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-13
II. N. GREEN

II. N. GREEN
LAS Just received the following articles which
IL will be sold low-viz case superior Mole
Skin and Buena Vista Hats 2 Bales each of 78,
A and 90 Brown Cottons and "A Osnaburgs
500 yds low priced Satinetts, and ga Pulled Lin
sey lot 10 and II Mackinaw and plain Bed
Blankets; lot of superior Negro Blankets, very
cheap; Bale Of Tickings from III to 20 cts per
yard | bale Cotton Batting and Candlewick.
Staunton, Dec. 10, l849.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-13

FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

THE undersigned take this method of informing
their friends and the public generally that they
have just received the
Fail and Winter Fashions
and are now prepared to make work in the most
fashionable style for the season. They have remov-
ed 10 the frame building one door above Robt Cow
ans Book Store, where they will be ready TO attend
to all orders punctually. All work entrusted to
them will be executed in the nealest manner and
warranted 10 give satisfaction.
o. Country Produce and Wood taken in ex-
change for work. G4
w. J. s. J. G. POTTER.
Staunton, Sept. 10, l649.
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TO BrickIayers, Carpenters, &c.

To BriCkIayers, Carpenters, &c
-setee-
A n appropriation having been made by the Leg
IN sla,ure with which TO erect a large additional
building at the Western Asylum, notice is hereby
given that sealed proposals for the work. addressed TO
"Court of Directors, Of Western Asylum" will be
received until Saturday the 29rd day of February,
1850. A plan and specifications may be seen on
application 10 r. r. Blackburn, Architect, on and
after the 18th of February.
FRANCIS T. STRIBLING,
Physician and Superintendent of w. A.
January %, lS50.--tdl.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-13
Valuable Real Estate i'm Market.

January 2. lS50.-tds.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14
ANNOu NoLMENTs.


TOR SHERIFF
~ W. are authorized To nnuounce BIRD lOi-
land. asa tnudldntr tor the Office nf SHERIFF
If HARRISON ouulY. Mt the ncu August election.
GIVE arc autboriged To- announce WILLIAM
cox ns tunildtr iur ~. oilier 90 SHERIFF of
llarrsnn County, al the uc,t August electi"n
~ W. are authorized IN announce lolI\ I
NoMAt h. n cauddalc iar thr office Of SHERIFF
90 ilnusun County nj tie neat tusu-l ceeiian.
Es- W nu' authorzcd 20 announce Rlt HARD II.
W ti.hEE ~ o Candidate Tor ilr uHicr of SHERIFF
IF Harrison county. NJ the next August election
or We arc authorized to announce WILLIAM 4
FIELDS rs candidate inr tle oticr II SHERIFF
Of llurrisnn county. at 10" newt August election
or W. nr- au'horized tn announce : Il PERRY
candidate tor the office oi SHERIFF OF Hanson
county at the ensuing Ausu., election.
ron DISTRICT cLEHE.
Gg- W. arr nnihefked to announce JOIN +
VI IIlliR>Pp0N rs candidate for tlI niihc
DISTRICT COT RI, lor the county Of Harrison. al
the uru August election.
Or We ar authorized To announce ALEXANDER
SANDERS asa cnnd,dnie for CLERK OF The MS
fRiCf COZ RI. fif the rouuiy of HARRISON. At the
neat Augn.i ciecu,n.
a. W urr nutloti.cd Ia aunounce T.. Il FORD. a.
taudtilic uf CLERK oi Oh, plSiit 7 con KF.
81 the County If Harrison at thc uc,f tusnsl election
pr W. are authorized tn auuuuncc Capt JAMES
VI ol RIlN asa candidate for lhe ahee ot liRk
af tte DISTRICT cot RE- oiihc county Of Harrison.
OF the newt august election
n-y- W. ar authorized 10 nnaouace WILLIAM
WALTON. - g. olsdblaa. inr DISTRICT CLERK.
Of Pamela county, at tte NEXT august election.
IoR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
nv- We ntc auhorl-rd 10 nununupce HOW ARD
NJ KN~lblt as candidate fer ul MY 81 RNll
OR OF HARRISON county at thr ny,i August eirc.ipu
Gy- uo are authorized TO Announce SAM II J.
TAYLOR ~ D candidate nf cor My 81 ~
or 'or th. cpuni, Of Harrison ri the next August
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

] gave you yesterday what was under.
cannot get five Northern votes, in either
House Of Congress.
Everything is to depend, frem tins day,
on the course Of Kentucky, Tennessee and
,lissouri--not upon their members alone
upon the people of those States Ii they
90 for the Southern movement, then we
shall have dsunion and ms much of war as
will answer the purposes either Of North.
ern or Southern fanaiicism.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

uEkn On NAVIGATION uN IuG TRINITY,
TINE above town hl, been l.ud oil at pofter~
] BMfl en- the west bank ot the TRINITY TIE
immense advantages held ont to the merchant,
farmer, mechanic, and professional man, iu
search of location. arr -uth u.s. viii Impress
every person N 1t, favor, who values health a
rich -o aud genial climate
The merchant viii here hud a tract Of country
loo mile, IN extent, dependent upon tins point
tot supplies.
The farmer can purchase good land IN tie
immediate vicinity, al from 30 cents 10 one dol
lar per acre, the title iudispuabIr; consisting of
cholcc black and mulatio colored soil timber
and prairie In point oi richness fully equal TO
the American bottoms ou the Mi.sis-ippt or
the bottom lands ON the Red and Arkansas nv
crs. ailordinr an excellent stock range both
summer and winter. afd wellealcua;cd ior the
growth ot corn, cotton, wheat, rye, oats, and
garden vegetables
The mechanic and professional man, can pur
sue their several occupation, with profit aud
vii have the advantage Of rapidly Increasing
population,
There :, sufficient water poAer ior mill and
manufacturing purpose.
This being The nearest hlaf To the foot Of the
raft, and accessible The greater part OF the wear
To- boats OF lghi draugii', Affords the most dcsl-
rablc depot ipr ~iorme goods destined for upper
Texas and tie adJoiuing eialc- ui NcW MeNiru.
The road. from Shreveport, mouth Of Mil
Greek. and kiumicu On Red RIVER also from
Pans. and DonAnm, iuier.eci the road leading,
to porirrs BIuh IA and near kugsbofoneh
prairie
The TRINITY bottom, at this point j. scarcely
bait mic WIDE, with but one slough, over
whlci, good bridge ha, been bmli
Whereas at c,cry other crossing the bottom
is from ihrcc tu five mile, Nidc, aud cut up with
mnumemhlc soulh- \ direct line from
ClarkspIile prauc 10 Austin, would cross the
Trinity VA the immediate vicinity Of Porlpf's
Blum
Th- route now having good and perfect
straight ROAD between these points W,ll make %
the most popular huc of travel "a the west
Persons dc~irou- IT purchasing lots, viii
please Apply Zoo the ,ul-crber.
r H. PORTER ~ The Bluff
Doe 10th. l~t- No ~
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PROSPECTUS ~ The EIGHTH VOLUME ~
THE SOUTHERN CltTIVAToRi
A N-~ihiy Journal, Is,o,ssi 3. sAs iaisrsts Of
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE.


EDITED ny DANIEL LIE, Nj
Frustrated ei,i Numerous Elegant and Costly
Engrariags Trims: Ore Dollar
mr. Annum, IN odrGnee.
IN the First of January, 1850. the dr.' mum
Der oftbe Eianrn VoLrxs NJ the SOUTH.
ERN CUITIVAuOK will be issued In send
ng forth another Prospectus, It ~ deemed un-
necessary to make any new PROMISES. ii
en- years Of continued, untagging. earnes, effort
10 improve and adyanre the Agriculture Of tho
South have not sufficiently established the char
nc,er pf the work, nothing that can he said on
this occasion viii contribute 90 such result
The publisher desires that his future effort. in
That great aud noble cause shall bc Judged by
hl. past 1t Is has purpose to make the Gu
rlvAtoR equal, IN every respect, to what Z, is
now what the planters of the South want--.s.
medium for the communication Of the thoughts
and Opinions Of practical men, that they may
successfully teach each other Whatever l. if.-
poriant TO their interests aud their profession
Planter, Of the soulh,--the future destiny
of the SorrHs8a CUL1nAroR is committed To
your keeping and care. You, aud you alone,
can sustain II, and as it IS exclusively devoted
- ,our interests, your aid Is confidently in.
,pkrd. II Won deem 1t worthy n generous and
liberal support, let IL not suffer for The want of
that support II it is Of value, 1t should be in
the hands Of every man Who boasts the proud
vocation of filling the soil and the Publisher
looks to hi, friends and TO TIA. friend, Of the
wort To ad him in extending H. circulation.
Il wii be- published monthly. a. heretofore.
On tine p1prr j. qunrto form, each number Ton.
lmuiug rlNrEE\ PAGES of closely printed
matter, 9 10y - inches square, forming a vol
ume IN the course Of the year Of lgl pages
with % complete Index.
TrENs One copy, oue year 81 Six cop
jos, one year, 81: twenty-five COPIES, nnc year,
$50; one hundred copies, one wear. S7s
The cash mus, invariably ACCOMPANY the
order
All persons who obtain subscribers are earn.
est, requested to forward them ut The earliest
convenient day. so As TO reach US by the j., of
Jluuary IT possible. Direct all letters to
WILLIAM = JONES
letters enclosing 'ncney, postpaid, will
be at the risk If the Publishers
iugusia, Geurgia. Ociobtr /, Ista.
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or The following Is taken from sub
mission whie print It appears To be the
writer. o,in,ou tbnt the time ha, arrived
-, -. ..l......,.,. A... .;,,l.,.
..,
or 'he I mon o. gone NJ 'u'h ''"'' " y
sacrlege to ntok" the name OF Washing
ton. to- sanction the sacrifice The spon.
,,,.,r. ,,o,o,o,ut of Southern Senator.
go. ..,..,.
WIZ ''' ''''' CUM
"f'e'p'"ir''' ' ''' '''''''''
'NnIN"ieN' 'eh, ~ I''o'
Ten. iaNl"f WI Z" !" h'cn'''"h" 10
morrow Z" a'iena ui' ceremonies 81 ''''
LAYING OF The corner stone OF N" mo'"'
meni TO W ashnsion m tlHt Guy
The attendance 81 me ifeSiheh'' M" IN.
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4 4 tR ID.
nOCTDR ". PATRICK p LANINGiiAN,

- having had an experienced practice in the
medical profession for the last thirteen year IN
the states Of Mississippi and Louisiana, respect
fully tenders his professional services 10 the
citizens Of Harrison county
Re.idence--SoRellc place, hse and half
miles north Of Marshall nal Y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

CorroN We have dates from New Orleans to the
81 instant For the week ending March 1t, 1850
bales had h'rn .od W. copy The following cla-.iG.
cation from The ca,aaeectai Bsii,fia which show. a
decline of IT,
Va Orieaa. Uasvf-afip4
inferior. 9!a "a Midilng Fair, il'Gll.
Ordinary. 10 q l0l Fair. .---. ~ a. ~.
Nidline. 49, u u ~ t.ool fatf. nominal.
Gpod Nmdhng- ll.all. t.oo.l aud Fine. nominal.
fLouR.--uhla. > % Illinois, > 20 a So extra
- i.ouis. g Is.
torftr - The sale. Of the week rmhracc 1890 bags,
~ prices rang ug from II q Ito winch shows falling
od Of mill r from the highest poini The decline a,
New orb is stated at L.. The late intelligence FROM
Eurnc however, has causcd a reaction IN the New
\ nrk market
Srcs -lufenor At q n ~ common at - 81
Far ut - I, aud Primr to Choice at q a Dc
Mot,ssrs Inferior ct ia IS, Common to Fair At
lG q 20 pnue az ~. a2lc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

Z Feb III -Aiicrihe reception Of petitions
reports from committees, aud resolutions
/ the Senate resumed the consideration of IA,
Presidents message, transmitting the con
! stituiiop of California.
! Mr. Butler addressed the Senate in oppo.
sition To the separation of the question nj
t the admission of California from tn, othe,
agitaiing questions of the day-it would be
unwise. He desired to say to the majnritg,
not to place the question of California. adj.
mission m a situation in which the be-, and
"ls"st men IN the country would have no
control over II. lie did not lHakc the sal.
Walton of the mon. under ANY cirrum.
stances, the great aud paramount question.
liz desire was to save the MON. II il
could be done at the same time that the
nights and interests of his constituents are
saved. lie wanted 10 secure both together.
onr WIS yaluclc>~ without the other He
aIludcd to Nr. CLAW remark, YESTERDAY.
in relation to the allegiance which he rec.
oanUcd, and expressed his surprise that the
Senator had boldly declared that be- Owed
no allegiance to the South He was pr.
P'''' '' i'', MN say h' owed .' al'eet
'"', :" VIZ "''.' ~ an '"'l,' '"'lA hu'
'"' 70 near MN declare ti"l he owed 40
'''' - ''', ,,- ~, ''''' l''''''''', S,'u"'
- ~. ''N "''' l's','9 S''I' maj he 'noosl'
"''' ,""'' wv" ne "%' ''' Sa'' II, ne
' ." '''' ne "'A'''"le'1'o q" sP'ein''
81" H'n'' !" any 'ee''". Ula' ne ach-
'''" ,'"N'', "l'-'''''' ""IF 10 ''' S"N''-
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TUCKER 4 DUNN.


7 K + : II AR X V l.!
WE have lp>i received. ard viii positively
" sci low. the following articles, to wit.
\ lot of
Ready- :iade Cio,sne.
consisting Of every variety of Coats. Pants,
Vests, Drawers, Shirts Hose, &c. A lot Of
UrrdWar,,
consisting of Nails, assorted Stoves, superior
heavy {. \ Hoes, iIaud.saw. Files, Locks.
Cotton cards rroH.i~ Tack-, &r., &c
\ good supply of heavy
OsHah.rgs ard 'Nteefiags:
also, hight stock ot Prints. NEW siy,c,) Print
ed Jackonet., l-ish Linen. &c
Powder, Shot, Lead, Caps, Rope, Spices,
Pepper. Starch &c, Sc
ms 21~lNl WARD e. WILSON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-14

AUSTIN STREET
s-S THE snh,criher~, having GREET
S~S-l ed in the town Of Marshall
rs>xM6&sassa foundery ipr the casting of
plough, exclusively, beg leave 20 solicit the
patronage Of their friends, and residents Of
Tcsas, AND viii thankfully receive their orders
Tor the same.
Connected cath this establishment there Is
blacksmith shue. wagon, carriage. as we'll
~ iin maruaetory, tae propectors of which
wtll also hc grateful lot liberal share of pub
hy patronage.
COLEMAN d ALLEN.