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!. VIRGINIA LINE OF Ys,CIJ-

These vessels are all Of the first class, built in the
city Of Baltimore, expressly for this trade, aud
have superior accommodations for passengcrs.--
They are commanded by experienced Captains,
and qualified for the trade, and who will spare no
excrtion to accommodate. They will be towed up
and down the river by steam. and may he relied
to sail promptly advertised. Merchants going
North or ordering goods from New York, win find
tito their interest chip by this line, it is the
only regular line. and freight viii always be taken
al the lowest rates. and every effort viii be made by
the agents in Richmond and New York, to give sat
ish.ction. unexpectedly ask and hope to succeed
in obtaining full share OF patronage. Goods ship
ped by this line to New York. will be forwarded
free of commission TO New Orleans Mobile, Sava-
nah. Charleston. any other port. The vessels
will be in Richmond at Rockets; in New York at
berth No. |. Coffee House slip, foot of Woll Street.
DAVID CURRlE. Richmond, I
CHAS. ii. plERSON, N. York. -Ase U.s.
No. 81. South Street.
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MrscELLANEoUs.


iH -cnt session. on Thursday. the . ish Of July
4 The Fall and Winter Term viii open on Monday,
September 1T. aud continue five months. Mrs
smith. hereafirr, will he associated in teaching,
with II. j. FOSTER, A. NJ, gentleman Of high
moral worth, well superior Classical and Ma
t.cspaticai Education, and Of much experience in
MISUNDERSTANDING been -aecessively engaged as u
,pr In College, ut w sslisgton City, Teacher IN Fro
fe.sor BENZ IIallpweli's Boarding School, at Alex
aalria. and, reccntly,a as Principal Of the Academy
at New London.
Pupils now becoming members OF THIS insiitu-
ton. will We are confident. enjoy increased tacii-
tie. Tor Improvement. particularly in the Langua-
yes Aneieut and Modern, and Inc varspns branches
ef Maihcmiiics. No material changes viii take
place either in the regulations or discipline oil the
SrLool. VI are grateful for the smiles OF Heaven
,,,,n our efforts and for the increased patronage OF
our friends. (h,vng had, during our present session
more ilan sixty sehoars,) and it - our constant
aim To make the school every way ro,thy of such
pa. yoaage, and desirable for Young Ladies.
IN arcor,lincr with the above announcement, the
i Fall and Winter Session Of our School will com
mence on the 1st Of September ncxt, under the fol
iaving Instructors:
II. j. ..s--rgE, (rrincipaD and Instructor IN An
,;e., nnd Modern ~ ,susges and Mathematics.
NRs. Il. +. SnIrH, (Assoc.-'@l and instr"c'ress
n Frehrh aud English branches.
Miss MITCHELL. instrucire.s in Muse.
RawJ. d. MiTcHrLr., win deliver oecas'opai
Lectures in Moral and Natural Philosophy.
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REAL ESTATE


Bedford county, at Auction.-By virtue of 0
decree Of the county court Of Bedford, pronounced
at its October term, 1851, in the case of"Anderson
vs. Stcptoc," the undersigned viii, on Saturday the
22d day of November, 1851, upon the premises OK
pose 10 sale, by way of public auction the Tract Of
Land in said cause mentioned, situated in Bedford
county. near Otter River, adjoining the lands Of
Edwin Moore, james NOEL and Others, confirming
fysk G21 ACRES, more or less being the
RI. land allotted to the widow Of tho latc Jesse
Anderson, as DOVER.
Said Land Is situated in about ] miles Of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and is said be
productive and valuable; the improvements are
cammodous and well suited for family residence.
TERMS-A sufficient amount in cash, viii be
required to pay the cost Of suit and-expcnsc of
sale, say $50; the residue to be paid in equal in
staiments of one and two years be secured by
bond with good security, and the title retained until
the whole purchase money il pnid.
Possession given lst Urinary next.
JOHN n. ANDERSON. L.
CHARLES r. SLAUGHTER. com'r',
%
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VIRGINIA, tO-wit.-At Rules holden
Y in the Clerks office of the Circuit Court
of the Corporation of Lynchburg, on Monday the
9th Of October, 1851:
VIM. Ii. Erck, Piaintiii,
against
Charles L. Wells, Defendant
IN CASE.
The object Of this suit is TO recover oil the De-
PENDANT the sum OF $751; with legal interest thereon
from the 18th day of July, 1851, till paid 1T
appearing. by affidavit, that the Defendant not
resident Of this State, the motion Of the Plain
tiff by his attorney, il is ordered that the said De-
PENDANT do appear within one month after due pub
LEGATION Of this order and do what il necessary TO
protect his interest and that this order be publish
ell once aweek, for four successive weeks, in the
Lynchburg Virginian, and posted at the front door
of the Cocrt House in said Corporation, on the
firstday of the next Corporation Court.
A Copy--Teste.
DAVID ROBES, Clerk.
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A Earsgc assortment orErccerics.

7. IN EhN Elk,
Oct 93-ts Granite Rnildings. Cnbell House
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N large assortment of fine French Extracts
for the handkerchief. Pomades for tho hair CO
logne Waters. French. German and English; Flor
da and Lavender Waters; Toilet Bottles; some rers
fine Hair Brushes. Combs. Dressing Cases. and nj
most every article suited for the toilet c lady o.
Gentleman. Many of the articles are Of the nlosi
choice kinds. and will doubtless pl-s,e the 70,
iastidious. For sale by
Oct I3-ts JOHN Fl. SEAY. Druggist.
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DEANNETs, HATS AND CAPS

- Wcare NOW receiving and have Tor sale
1000 Negro Blankets,
100 pair Alacl>inaw do suitable for tents, SC.
100 do fine duiile do
so dozer good Wool and California Hats,
10 " cloth Gaps.
Those having hands to clothe will please Gull.
For sale low.
Oct a-ts McCORKLE. SIMPSON &JONES.
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Il EGRO Clothing and Bianket-

' We have in store and for sale, large lot Of
heavy Woolcns and Blankets; als., some very SUI
perior Bed Bianke;s all of which will -e very
low Nov 3-fsl MILLER & COMPTON.
CAST sTEEL AXEs-2o b,lxes R. Al.
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ea VALUABLE TAvERHPROp.

~ ofrr for sale TRACT OF LAND con-
taipihg near RGJo acres, principally in wooes,
portion Of which Is good Tobacco bind The
Iirpber consists Of pine. oak md ponIar and is
Worth innrc than ask for fic hand Tits land -
uhon three miles from Harawic .vie the rad 70
which trasf- tiirnagl h. gl,r bridge across larrrs
Eivcr WI soon be conpleirl. which will na'e he
IAH9i accessible md sginric6tly near 70 haul tho
wool wish alsp 10 -eii tl,c timber ~ 1900 acres.
about X niles finn the hcnd ~ TIE I've River
pond, where canal Bfas rpay land. f'ii. lard
y yeii tisherrd With ria" poplar. vinle opk md
hickory. md a SAW MILL might be ioeatcd about
tile eesirc III TIE track ID" creek. I" which all
tie lonher might be brought with convenience.
being down hill MI Tho wny. wish also 10 sol the
Timber on Tract of lnnd of the same quantity. w.
ing in part cn the River, and adjoining the hndltn
which reside. For tlc lind rear fiardwict syille
] ask $3.50. ia ca-b.) ! viii take for fh- tim
her. either specified per tree, OF portion Of
the timber as the purchaser rnny prefer Address
(post pad) Tye Rive Warehouse, NcIson Comfy.
Aug Is-ts CLIFFORD CABELI'
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JOHN TIIOMFSUI, JH.,
OF lG-i1lN Gnnni. sinn.rl.

M O1ICE.-By virtue Of arrec sof the
IV Circuit Court, for the county Campbell.
pronounced Mt is last October term, the epsc 81
Mosby and Speed, neansi Mnriin nd Others.
viii commissioner, appointed by aid Court Tor
that purposr. on Thursday die 20thdy 81 Novcm-
Der nest, (fiair md II nnt the air Day. sun
days excepted proceed 10 scll Of Polio AUCTION,
on the premises the tract parcel osand IN raid
Iecrec mentioned. containing 500 ares more or
less, lying Big Otter river in the oupty afore-
said. and adjoining the lands of Tbnns Drsm-
James Dcaring.
TERMS.--sJ0 cash. upd the balauc in two
qual annual instruments, the pnrchaser,iyiDg bonds
and good security, and the title rctnind until the
whole u paid J. u. LEFTWItH, Com.
Oct Q3--to0n tas
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dive.
Alexander. Tricobaphe. liquid hair-dyel
Ethereal oil OF Burning iiuid:
Ca.nnhinc.
Liule's White oil for .pr1in-. bruises, &c /
Hoof lnd's German Biticrs.
Essence Mustard.
Cherry Peetoral, ere.
Nov. Cts
4 MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WON
N DER. DIR. j. 8. HOUGHTON'S PEpSlH
The true DIGESTIVE FLUID or GASTRIC
IUIcE-A o,.eqt Dvsrepsid Cuer.-Prcparedfrom
Kennel or the fourth Stomach of the OK after Dir
reet;ous of Baron L;e5ig. the great Physiological
Chcni.,. bv g. S. HorGHTON. NJ D., No. |
North Eighth Street. Philadelphia, Pa
This Is truly wonderful remedy for indigestion
Dyspe9sia. Issaaict. Lirer Complain, Consffpa-
fien aad Dolly, Curing after Natures own
Method by Natures owa Agent, the Gastric
juice.
rys Half tea.poonfu Of PEPsis, infused in wa.
ter viii digest or dissolve FIVE pounds of Roast Beef
in about two hours, out Of the stomach
Digc $ ion.
DsagsTros is chiefly performed in the stomach by
the aid off fluid which freely exudes frors the in
per coat Of that organ when in state ofheslth, cal
led the Gastric Juice. This fluid is the Great Sol
seaf Of tie Food, TIE Purifying, Preserrinr, and
sfinniaiiae agcn, of the stomach and intestines-
Without il there can be no digestion--no conversion
Of food into blood and nutrition of the body but
rather foul torpid, painful and destructive condi-
ton Of the whole digestive apparatus Aweak,h hail
de,d or injured stomach produces no good Gastry
Iuicc- and hence the disease distress and debilitc
rI;cb cr.n.
PenSiu and Rcnnet.
Psrsrs is the chief element, or great Diges,iag
Principle of the Gastric Juice. 1t viii .weeten Pu-
,rd meat more aiectually than saleratus, and viii
rctard putrefaction more powerfully than alcohol
7, also b;phv stimulating to the nervous system,
and ~ III. stomach and other digestive organs. Ii
q; f,,J 4, front abundance in the solid parts Of the
.,a,,rh ,nd in the stomach of animals a.
49, s.Ir q. +, Ia the material used bv farm
~ -, - t..o.. called Rennet the Effect Of
h; II ha. arg been The special wonder of the dali
nv The curdling of the milk is the first process OF
d;yc.,;on. Rennet posscsses astonishing power
rbe stomach of a calf will cnrdle nearly one
,hor.,rd time. II, avn weight Of milk. Ba-
~, + ;h;o s,a,es that. Zone part OF the Pep.in
I;-..lsl e. 49,, ,housapd mart. OF winter. will di.
-. -, M o,h.r Good j. Diseased stomach.
~a.,.a -, ao5 Gastric Ju;ce Repnet or Pepsin
P'o' ,T,sn G-ort niscovervt
IT,, 49,. D;res,;vc Flu;d. or GASTRIC JUICE.
nc ""S - -, - -. az .,,,,y,
can DC o1,aiHea lo Tb ,nr, s;res,i, =
-.iNs neaNAy S.o"e" ~ fsx,r,r,sJ fror m,
pie, sr'f'i nai "a, 49,, ,.,,, eo,,n;no
stomach "a Alihais -, 80 "a H., 49,
an Artificial Dig i'u,a, -. ~ e.
urai eastT1cr'nee, IN -, .,'h.,;,,,,. ror I,
nshing complete ana ,;ss;aI .,;ra.,i,
BY the AID OF ffrsls, OF .n's r,os nysprp.
rhia' inc pa,n' com,, ,,sJ .nr SPEEDILY nruov-
IN ,,,s1 A. Tury WOULD nEBYa HEALTHY sIoN-
e,-,Le f,od ia propcrlv converted into blood; the
III, \; ,a,r;.hcd: rood health and vigor are rapid
Il, ;,n,ar,cd 70 the whole organization: md the di-
share with the rest in this happy re.
~
'"''' Scientific Evidence.
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As n Dyspepsia Curer,

Dr. HOt GHTONS preparation OF fEPSlN has
produced the most marvellous efce's, curing Of
De5Gi'y. E,nacta ion Nerrous Decline. and Dgspcp-
'ic Consumption, supposed to be the very verge
Of the II is impos .be to give the details Of
in the limits othis advertisements hnt anthem
tcated certificates have been given of more tlinn
Two HUNDRED RsmsRKABLE CURES. in Philadel-
phia, New York. and Boston alone These were
nearly all desperate cases. and the
only rapid and wonderful, but permanent.
Ii is n great Acrroas An ain'c. md particularly
useful for tendency TO Bilious disorder Liver Com
plaint, Fever and Aguc, or baGy treatcd Fever and
Asue and tho c, effects of Quininc, Mercury, ard
other drugs upoa the Digestive organs, after long
sickness. Also, for excess in eating. and the toe
free use of ardent spirits. 1t almos, reconcilcs
Hc,flyk with Igfempcr0rre.
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VIRGINIA, to-wit.-At Raics holden

GoGoIS s. PAcE,r.e
Oet 03-w4y
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MCDANIEL & LEE.

GALL AND SEE.-JOHN T. WRIGHT
~ has Just returned from the North with the lar
cest cheapest and best stock of G. FOLD AND SH-
YER WITCHES. Jewelry of all kinds. Books,
Stationery. Paper Hangings, &c, &c.. ever seen in
Lynchburg He believes that any wanting
Goods, in his line, will be perfectly satisfied with
his assortment and prices Sent 2g--fs
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CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE ON REA-
- sonable terms at Juditif's Dam, Of IA horse
power. Locomotive-Boer of approved coustruc-
ton. has only months. Apply to John D.
Adams, Judith's Dam Capt. s. McCorile Lynch
burg, or the undersigned ID. S. WALTON.
Sept I5--fs
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'A1 Pen.;u and Rcnnet.

Tho true Digestive Fluid or GASTRIC JUICE.
can be nb,ninrd from NATURES ef supply
-,le heaithy stomach The pure digestive prinei-
ME. pxrsIs, may really lie extracted from the
stomach oe animals resembling man, t'''s forming
n artificial Digestive Fluid, precisely like the nat
nral Gastric,Jnice in :ts chemical powers, and fur
nishing complete aud perfect substitute Tor It.
By the aid Of PrrsIs. or this artificial Digestive
Fluid, the pains and evils Of ispicEsTfos' pfsrff
sIA .sp LIVER coMfLAISr ARE SPEEDILY fkMoF-
IN ,rsr As THEY WOULD BE BIT HEALTHY sToN-
aoH-thc food is properly converted into blood; the
BODY is nouri.hed; good health and vigor are rapid
" impaired to the whole organization; and the di-
restre organs share with the rest in this happy
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NEW YORK vyIa.E IsAaLsNG

Nov G-wiw
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-20

Gen. VIM y. Campbell. twhig) has l'ce'
elected Governor. over the present ineu'm
bsut, Gov. WIN I'roustiale. The Congress
innal delegation. it 10 supposed. will stant
~ folluws:
let. District Andrew Johnson CAnd 70
formerly re- elected.
81, Albert G. Wadkins, (whig,) re-
elected.
81. JOSIAH NJ. Anderson. iwhiy.) 70,
elected.
9Th John n. Savage. (dsn.) rs.ehossn
without opposition.
5ah. George W. Jonss received the whole
Union vote. and no opposi'io" was made 10
BY the anti compromise men.
oh. Janice 'lhonss. (Unioa,) -. elected
7th. Meredith r. Gentry, (whig.\ ~.
elected.
Sth. Zen. VIM. Cullom. (whig,) again.
9Th. lslsm q. Harris. sort Of gradual
seeessisaist. Il 10 claimed. 10 rs.elsetsd. ~.
esivring but nosniaal opposition.
losh. Frsjsrich p. Stanton, (dsm.) 10 n.
c1seesd.
llsh. G. H. Williams. (~hig.) bed no op'
postum.
N Lesis!aauss win b. whis on Joint
ballot, whieh eseurss Unhpu 1snatos i,
~ phes u 1'ss~ry. (seeessioAiaa,) WHO'S
tsem has ssparsd. NJ. 'l'sr~sy wss also 1
sandidats fcs shs Sssss Dsaaas. aud ~,
4steaAsA, lslAs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-20

rmv Nxw foRx CuBA EXPEDITIONS
The announcement made by one Of The
New York papers that two or three vessels
have sailed with munitions Of war from that
city, letter to the Philadelphia Enquirer
says, 10 correct. though doubted by some
of those Who are engaged IL raising sup.
plies. The letter adds;
1.-Two vessels. one containing coal, and
the other two thousand mnsksts, clothing
and ammunition, sailed soon after III" news
of the sh.oting NJ Havana. These ve.s~is
were lreiyhted by foreign capitalists. and
carrying \ foreign nag--in fnct, they are
not American vrsssls. Among other things
they took nut 500 barrels Of -four packed in
sacks. They are To proceed I" n point well
know 10 Lopez. and over which the Spanish
Government ran hive no actual c"nrol. TX
c~is by n FRET outside. have reasons /" be.
lisvs that large steamer. on Sunday night
last, sailed from this neighborl,ood with y
large body of men. During the night boxts
passed hrtwssn her and tho shore ~ many
~ Any t;mes. These statements are given
on the best authority. Little can bs ex
p~ct-d from those who are seemingly most
active IN favor Of Lopez here. They are
not entrusted with the secrets Of the great
none, puwsr Tint 10 nj w"rk--con6netl 10
y single Cuban. whose family has had ito
hlo.sl spilled l.y Spain. The excitement in
shis city is ~ great ~ ever. aud 10 ~ likely
10 con,iuus. The success NJ l."p~s 10 b~-
lisvs,l in, and his capture universally
doubted,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-20

"Gex. SAX. HovsroS 10 expected IN
New York in Octnhsr. an . Temperance
tour. lie is announced 70 lecture through.
out the State "-Csseissaii Enquirer.
This il certainly new mod~ Of election
ssring for the Presidency.
II will be remembered. however. that the
General has taken two freesoil tours over
the North. One directly aAer bis Oregon
vote and the other after bic votes for the
abolition Of tho slxve trade Ia the District
Of Columbia snd the admission Of Cslifor
mia. Added to thess. hs 10 in favor n
gratu,tous distributi"n Of the public lands
TO all psrsnns not worth $500. This last
will take like wild Ore In that section Of
The CMi,n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-20

4 FArALssr.--A Western newe(P
Publishes the following: knew m ~
that believed that "what was I" b.
he" tic lived IN Missouri. and wasA
day going ou, several miles through .
gi"" infested IN easiy times by very =. !,
Indians. IT, nlwsys took his "" - y
hot this time h- f"snd thss come II ~
ily had tskem il ont. A. he would =
without II. HE friends tantalised =
saying that he was In M danger .! =
diana, TINT he wouM mot die I'LL M
came anyhow. "tss." sn.s tl'e o'i ~
"bat suppose I was I" meet AZ lu''sess
kis time had ersSs, il wouldn't ~
have ny sss 7"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-20

Apvuck TO rus MwppLesoNR.--A cor
respondent NJ the Ptilssirlrhia Ledger,
vim signs himself " Bomehody," asks--
" Docs nyhxly know anyl.odyi II they
d., ! wis. anybody would tel somebody
t. tell anybody IN mind ""b"d,'s business
bat their own. Aud then everybody would
ss., along much better. and f+el more pleas.
ant. II nnb.siy medsilssi Wit, Whist was M.
bndy's bssiness hut his own" Very ssMsl
III aud gcsd advice. brit which cosld MT
~ driven into sows ps"pls with slsdgs
hammer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-20

A L.wyss's 1'oAsr.--At n recent din.
nsr Of a Is"viuci.. Law Snci-ty, the Y'rssi.
dent called "l~'W = sesior solicitor present
In givr NJ ,"sse the rersAm ~hom he ron.
snlrved shs h~ss fii<nd Of ths profession.
"v'hen." responded the sly I'D foz, " IN
give you The man WIN asahes his own
will"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-20

Tna FLvsAs Earssssssr.-Thers 10
sA~ss di-csts y ~ Frerrh pAps.s n IN
~ reported flying experiment, 10 wAisk
~ sllsded ~ osi.sr day. CalisaIM N.Y.
shs whole thing il hoax. asd "a. - ~
Gazette d. Frases. As 49, =
~ lrHd'~t ststese xetsS e 6tNt
.s&sses. tbs es<astss ~ ~ - ssoy .1a1111i.
We should hnb 81
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Ma. EpiIox;
Mystery after my ate'y continues I" oh
ot,s~us. the extraordinary mud strange
svr.ts" which have ." much puzzled INC fo'
the last few w-eks. TIE seeming indif'er
enec and p ofound silence Of the editors OF
the Patriot, in regard to these perPl-s'ne
questions, while THU kind Gisnd Sol
sly j.. c,incss such sympathy for them. II
I" generously assisting the paper with h''
pen. his counsel, aud 0drice, IL n my stcry
4 stiil greater mystery. 10 Soi's article II
defence OF the editor de faeio IT editor d
jsre Tor, more appropriately now. editor
defvac,) Of the Star state Patriot. and
the unk""wW clique VIII" are now sue
cori,,x thns hebs!.Mnxdsi nu.ance to ."
risty. Why did ne not answer my ~
tesr"gatories, since hs processes :" c'e"'',
comprehend the events and n,"vem'e"ts con
meet. d with the Patriot. which seem, 10 mc
inc x,Iicablei agree with HIM however
that the editors defunrt had an absolute
right Of rxpatisti0n." (eveu il he mean'
srpa rintion); provided thy had arranged
the " little prcliminarirs y, hut their Is'lure
10 d. that, furnishes divers reas"'s for zeal
ous enquiries after them. ] believe with
him. nls.,. that modesty is con'mendnhIe v
hut | Cannot. 10 h. does. nti''hul" to mott
c.ty the Withholding Of the names OF the
editors of the Patriot from the public. Is II
not. rather, the result OF an am'sblo weak
ness "a fear cf responsibnnyi
I sssure YOU. Mr. Editor, that ! entertain
no luminosity towards Sol Sly. Jr.. for his
reply to me. hut on the contrary highly np.
preciats The generosity which he displays IL
hi. article; and only hope. belic' ing him 10
be kind. hea'ted phiIanth'"pis'. that hs ma,
show more sympathy i"r me, and 'eli"vr
my mind by revealing the various ~, steiics
which hnv. been troubling me. Among the
r~.t. he will please Inform the why the long
piece ~ p,~try written Tor the last Patriot.
dedicated I" Paul PRIV. Jr. did not npp"ar.
tn. editors promised to make the rn,'i",
" \ general museum " Tor all " literary curl
ositi-s," and | think their readers have II
right Ia that production.
II Sol will give "A satisfactory explanation
of the sudden Disappearance Of til. EDITOR
iefunct Of the Patriot. and the mysicri"n'
operations of III. paper since that event.
promise I" heartily accept his advice, a"'
cease my investigations.
PAUL PRY. JR.
r. S.-The above. Mr., Editor. you viii
rleas. insert. instead Of the article intended
for YOUR last weeks paper, hut unI"'tn'
uxfrlv crowded out T. J.. ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-20

IL oestlssas" 10 secssed by the Star
gLau Rs4ios. With hsvi,y held. during the
.-asalA - - sfopi"iona He is charged
v il bssey sailsd himself secsssiouiss !"
s,y &c.. whilv IN .sh.ts he isn'sd bel'ev.
,ag u 8. d.,etrlbs A. we are referred IL
- ,ss ~ ~ pr stas to whom be told that
he ~ ~ rteognlSs hss doctrine. riAy
frola assnh ~ .os i,s deemed inappropriate,
is.s1ssh - tlsst print. psrsrvcreA. aud with
an ssf Gia.aeA, !. syaia ask'g him thu
quxoa,oa. W aiA MA deem il "scrssAry to
noglse1A iassneyato.y Of the Patriot. PIE.
sisssly, f~ two rsasoas: One was. tlss ~
ele SHw had slsscd. aud sach report was
tot dsalalsd to injars Nix. CaSr; l~sHusr
tsnss via knew him. aud with wl,"" b.
tsid sosvvrss da'i"y thu canvass. were eat
.ns1 With bic position, and with his cleo
don Aeosies reason WIS. that il would
notts rssssmsd. " Mr.. &. was n d-"ng"sas.
nd we~ld - likely to create difference
bst6eA hlmsslf aud The editor Of news.
psu13 particularly ~ W are informed by
,hs lstdos lh.t ~ wss very anxious 70 have
Aisasns /" plaasd spon The ssesssio" ticket"
WAN M. Camp was here. during the
c.ayaap. ~ ssllrd upon Us. ard we Ind =
esSssaioa cid. Lin lie told Ms very
eae131y that be was Tot uniting tho South
se1iask sts tanatical encroaehms"ts Of the
NsstA II my more assaults wers made
apss ~ installations. he was for resistance.
40 ~ - IT. late compromise measures
weee essesrwsd, no remarked to W that
al.Assst - believed injustice had been
dose d, ~ WAS not Tor Disturbing them.
lhss ~ ~ syrssd bat in relation 1"
The sixAt y ssess,ion. no wns not ~ sstis
fae>esy u ~ could have dssirsd. Hs did
notsts ~ conversation. deny the right Of
..essiea bet biz idess sppss'ed To us
ssene ~ isdsosiss. In esnvsrsstion
vJknss ( i>aas asees sssisiaet"ry s"lusio"
onf e,tal6as wsA ohsainsd. and they were
go y = ssppnfs bin for 'As Legislature.
VI 4 aaasssd thss tbsy would mot have
ao1t =. s4l-ss ~ hsd fully sa.isasd thsn.
oSrssauvsrsast.a viii Mr. Z. was very
.lsose ~ NJ. c. sssssss us that We ix'lsd
~ oet M; shas - never ds"isd
u = q = Doaee - eeeods In eass The