Daily Bulletin. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 37, Ed. 1, Thursday, January 13, 1842 Page: 4 of 4
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" NOITERN STANDARD.
v HSuqdfsrsiendprotiCKe topublish at Clarkesville Red Hiver
(Txasj.a weakly cewapeVwhK'th'e above title. 'v ' s
'iiHe.paper win oe wiifaoy UHRhrs jle morse.
-' ilt Is designed to represent "the peculiar interest of the great sec-
tioaqk country bordring.uponjtne RecTRiver antf stretching down
towatds the1 counties of Milam' and Robertson Nacogdoches and
Shelby so far as it may be compatible with the general interests of
tfce Republic and it will endeavor to represent the Views wishes
nod necessities of the people of that section-in such manner as to
five ihem due weight in the consideration of the country and the
ictionof their government. It will look to that people for its prin-
cipal support; though its conductor proposes to.fill it With such mat-
ter as to render it an agreeable visiter to nearh every farm-house'
id the Republic
-'One of the undersigned is a practical printer and has had long
experience in the ITusiness and in the publication of a newspaper.
The other with an inclination for editorial life will devote such
ability as he has to the conducting of this paper and sedulously en-
deavor to make it interesting and instructive ; and will at all times
maintain so far as his judgment and capaciiyserve a high stand for
the press making it useful and profitable to those Irom whom if
any it will derive sustenance. Both of them have been for six
years in Texas have pirtaken in some of i ts hardships and believe
they have a general knowledge and appreciation of its Wants.
The StaKdakD will present to its readers the earliest items of
news derived through the ordinary channels and by means oi nu
"nierous correspondents of high character throughout the country
accompanied with such remarks as the facts may give rise to.
It will freely corament-upon all pol.tical movements coming with-
in (itsconsideration and its. stand in such matters will be high and
Jfearless of results especially eschewing the narrow bigotry of the
tool.'and the fierce invective of the panizan and endeavoring at
all times to deserve confidence by the purity cf its principles and
the straight-forward unflinching yet moderate lone of its ex-
pression;. Having in view the true interests of the people ; receiving dicta-
tion from no man or set of men; yielding blind support to no aspi-
rant for public honors and jeliding itself to the petty interests of no
rliqoe it will look wtih confidence-to that people for support.' x
If sustained it will not act upon chimerical dr overstrained no
f ions of propriety political or moral but. will essay to define that
true medium of correctness which really does exist and point out
any infraction of its'dictates ; and- particularly it will avoid being
influenced'by. any hasty "prejudice or unsound and Ill-considered
scheme which may agitate for the time the section of country in
Which it.is located endeavoring coolly to scan the merits of all im-
portant propositions before giving them support.
The paper will present as soon as the necessary arrangements
can be made a selection of superior literary matter from the best
American and English periodicals with occasional extraefs from
Valuable literary and scientific works; placing before its readers in
lieu of the old advertisements which occUpy so large a space in
most of the papers of the day interesting reading matter which
they could not otherwise obtain without serious expense and diffi-
culty. '
'-As 'soon as" the press and materials can be procured the firs
number will be issued on a super-royal sheet it will.be furnished
tfj'jStlbscribers at Six Dollars per annum payable in all cases in
advance
'The'price of the paper is only one dollar per annum more than
that of the weekly papers of the .city of New Orleans which is by
no means commensurate with ihe difference in the expense of pub-
lication and extent of circulation.
t ' CHARLES Dz MORSE
r Ian 13 1812. M. CARROLL WING.
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FOR SALE
QMS Household Furniture Kilchen.Utensils.etc;
i4UiM;usnaws.ana fumpbins;
40 bushels Turnips ;
12 Pea's;
10 " Seed Potatoes. . . .
. 40 " i Beets'. ' ..-
SO- " Corn
2tonsT3ay;
1 stack Pea Fodder;
barrel Sugar-houscMolasses;
' " Pickles; l-bbl. Vinegar.
V ''Applylifamediately;to
"Austin5 Jan. 12 1842.
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. FOR SALE.
rfHHj-vTJine Acre Lot Well known ;& the residence of the" under-
JL?psignedwith the improvements Upon" it including three dwel-
ling'.rooms a kitchen storehouse stable and cellar.' The situation
is the finest-about"Austin ; the improvements are sufficient for con:
forle'tesifa'en'cej thelotis in fine brderTiaving been'cultivatedj
J" ;-fltif!it'one yeWand abdut naif of it two-years is all 'under 'fenci
dis oLthericuitichaijacterflf 'soil.
Thejilace.fe'ready'foOinmediate occupancy -everv .thing about
1tsid&tggw& bideTvThe:weIf iipon the premises affords excel-KWjwater-and
in greater quantity than' any-other in'br near'Aus
'WicaliollB?Js ' be-madfLiMDinBedliitely. ' zP I
. ' Ttnos reasonable. v ' . i
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Small quantity of Cotton Gardening1 Implements. Carpenter's"
Tjrols etc.. Waggon. Mules or-Hoises received in exchange.
UilAKLESv Ub MORSE.
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X virtue of n execution toTnie directed by D.'LaVgbhna Jus-
tice ofthe Peace in and for ihe county of Tfavijf Lkave.fevlerf
upbtfand will expose at public'sale in front of the cotfnty clerk's 6f-
cash without appraisement all the right title and inferest which
Wm. S. Beaty has'in Jots Tfo. 11 'ahd 12 in Ijlock No. 09;witb tH1
improvements" thereon in the city of Austin; levied on as the pro-
Eerty of said Beatv to satisfy one execution in favor-of Calvin -Ah
ot. s. W. PIPKIN Dept'ySh'fl:
Austin Jafluary'6 1842. ltdStw
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY TAKEN!
THE Person who has" taken away without leave from the fate
President's dwelling one mittre. one pillow one bolster atii'
two linen slieefct marked ' Lamar" will return the same without
delay otherwise a prosecuton will be inslitU'ed the present Execu-
tive not being disposed to enconragc such practices.
Austin. Dec 27lh I84L 8-3t
JUSTICE'S COURT. ""
AttachT7ienl-Debl seventy dollar
J1 HE attachmpnt levied uponone yoke of Oxen one a reddish
brown and white commonlv called a pied the oiher black and
white spotcd; one yoke ring and staple; one cow and calff the cow
brown.and white spotted; one spoiled sow; not marked one sett of
whippletrees Iron and iron Pot one Iron Wedge two dogs about
six months old yellow one brown Spanish horse saddle bridle and
blanket Executed the 2Sth Nov. 1811
JAMES A WELLS Dep'ty. SherifTF- C
La Grange 11th Dee. 1841. G-iw
DAILY BULLfiTJU
Published and Edited by SAMUEL WHITING
The undersigned this day issues the first nnmber of the Daily
Bulletin for the purpose of giving day by day a synopsis of the
proceedings in Congress skeletons of debates whieh are of general
interest and furnishing the news of the day as it is received in an-
ticipation of the weekly papers. To this will be added occasional
comment upon public proceedings- notices of public men and a
'general and spiriledpresentation of events to interest thekfeadhg&:!t
community during the session 01 L-ongress.
It is presumed that the close of one Administration and the induc-
tion of another will furnish much to interest the country at large;
and it is also presumed that accurate notices of men and things at
such a period with such literary Variety as may be within control
of the publisher will make the BuLLhfin a desirable visitant at the
"residence of tho3e citizens of the country whose vocations require
their attention at home but who feel that interest in the administra-
tion of affairs and the revolution of events which constitutes and
characterises the man of intelligence.
The Bulletin will contain such selections from Foreign Journal"
as will be calculated to interest its readers and every effort will be
made to give it varietv zest "and character.
The piper as first issued will be small but as nearly all of it will
be filled with original and selected matter it will contain as much
reading material as sheets of larger surface. Should circumstan-
ces indicate the propriety of enlarging its size and the patronage
extended warrant such a course thai alteration can at anv time be
made. rmnr27 SAM. WHITING.
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TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDAY 74 Fulton corner o
Gold street New-Yoik.
The subscribers grateful' for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
them for the last year would respectfully call the attention ofPrinl
ers Publishers and Editors generally to their hew and extensive
Specimen Book recently issued which Will .be found to contain as
extensive and well Melected an assortment of Type of ever descrip-
tion and size as can be found at any other similar establishment in
this country. f
Having furnished offices for most ofthe Ieadifig. journals through'
out the United States during the last year the can refer for the uti-
lity of the Type manufactured by them to actual consumers.
The universal approbation bestowed on articles manufactured at
this foundry while under the direction of Connor & Cook the thor-
ough revisons and extensive additions which have been made by"
ihe subscribers and the long experience of the Senior Partner in the
manufacture of Type enables them to guarantee efaiire satisfaction'
to purchasers; as a.11 articles sold by them are subject to a strict
scrutiny not only as to the quality of the metal but as to general ap--pearance
ranging dressing and properly assorting.
Spanish French and Ponuguese accents furnished to ordering
every care and attention paid to putting up orders for .the Soutk-
American and Mexican markets. . t J
The'sUbsc'ribers are ndw fitting up (having recently iflrported from
Germany and.France) a great number of entire new flowers and bor-
ers whiph will be issued in a supplement totheir.ptesentSpecimea-
Book.anU which they trust will meet general approval. Presses of
the mosl'approve'd kind? aud every article necessary fof a complete.
Printing Office kept constantly on hand and furnishedat ihe'shbnesr
notice at manufacturers' prices. Editors and publishers.wisbingtft
establish aNewspaper.Bookor Job Printing Office WillDefufnished
with an estimate in detail for the same by lMormidyds of thy sia
of the1aper or the particular style and quantity of work"to be exe-
cuted r - WM. .HAGAR-A C9.4
r"A Specimen Book of the Foundry has.beea deft with.MajS.
"Whiting and the Editor of "the Austin City Gazette Austin'Texaa;
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Whiting, S. Daily Bulletin. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 37, Ed. 1, Thursday, January 13, 1842, newspaper, January 13, 1842; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth80091/m1/4/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.