The Morning Star. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 474, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 18, 1843 Page: 3 of 4
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Burr, Joshua,
61,000 5.00
1200 6.00
82,490 12.00
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he dark dmon which France
Bringhurst, George, Block 12. Lot 1 & 2,
TEOS. EARLE. Sen’r.
Bigelow, Charles, Block 10, 3 Lot 7,
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LATEFRENCHFASHIONS.
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$4,340 21 70
2500 2 50
2800 14 00
300 1 50
150 75
600 3.00
500 2.50
Carrabers, Hoesion.
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Agents
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8300 250
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65,000 25.0c
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0550 275
6750 315
f by spirits caught from th it Religious education brought
to the rock of Plymoth by the iron-henrted pilgrim lathers
and whose descend ints neting under the impulse of those
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•450 225
8900 4 50
2,000 10.00
700 3.50
120 60
50 25
150 75
150 75
50 25
120 60
100 50
•6,000 30 00
•100 50
50 25
300 1.50
Bonznno, N, A est. Block 33, Lot 8,
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NEW ORLEANS RATES OF MONEY.
CtrmltA frvm the BiMtlin ef M^rch 9, 1843.
Carraher, Bernard
Coughlin, Jane
Coughlin, John
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GEO ALLEN & CO..
Houston.
61,000 500
Block 19, Lou 4,5, | 11 & 12, 5,000 25 00
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Bennett, Lewis
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Boston, 60
Phiindelphia, 60 days
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Baltimore, Gu days -
Huvana, shor
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lion of public fnith to nations and indeviduals both foreign
sod domestie—the criminal recreancy of jurors in the ac-
q mu l of f ions whose guilt is legible as the mark fixed
upon the brow of Cain—that intemperance which rees to
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Brown, Pamelia, est. Block 18, Lou
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promnptingsstampd upon their character by the virtues
oftheir bonored provenitors, gave to this western conti-
int not a sce ne of civil commnotion, but REPUBLICAN’
AMERICA, with her glorious Union of Sovereign States,
her toleration of-all sects-her system of free schools—
her Government of law—her thousand free presses—her
millions of happy citizens, and her recent eflorts in the
cause of Teinperauce reformation.
A short time since it was my privilege to be hold once
more the happy inlurnces of all these, and as I stood up-
on the soil ol her capitol, saw her temperance armies
come marehing by, their banners in the breeze, shouting
in their joy and feeling like men who had burst the shack -
les of a moa destructive mnonster. And oh, how have I
longed for that day when my countrymen coming up to
lost duty which bcoinrs them would resolve to expel
U State* Trensury Notes
First Municipality, •
Second Muuicipalty,
Third Municipality, r-
BANK
NEW ORLKaNs.
Bank of Louisiana,
Gas Bank, - - .
Mechanics and Traders'
City
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Cousolidated, . . . 23 a 30 dis
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We are authorised to announce Maj James Reuv as a can-
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.28 a 30 cts on the dollar
NOTEs.
murderer of millions ‘T
in her atheistical and revolutionnry iosanity conjured up
ws not exorcised to repose until quiet literary and indus-
M untimnely and on unhonored grave—the daring Hina
phery which invokrs the vengeance of an insulted God,
and the profanity which disgraces .the lonfer in the gutter
and the gentleman in his parior, and all of which as they
rise around ns like clouds already heave their dark mas-
ssupthe horizon ready 10 launch their lightning upon
our free institutions mav be bushed and absorbed by the
mild teachings of the Bible Tas Biste—that book
which incule ites pence, brotherly love and bonrety of pur-
pose. act and lif. — but book the found it ion ofali seience--
TRRAsunY NO TBS.
temple—- upon no pluiform of the Coustitution, pined to
no department of the Government would I s e burning
any of those baleful meteors by whose lurid and 'fitful
lights the ferocious JacobiuJsat down to their unhallowed
feast of the blood of their sovereigns and into whose de-
vouring dunes as swept across the peace morality and
hppiness of the land of Lnfuyette—the impious Voltaire,
' and the indecent Pine, poured tl e oil of their biilliant
and fatal mindg. Rather would I have Texas illuminated
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Adcock, E. M. BIcok 13, Lot 1.
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heard the prophets of old declaring his advent and death,
f< It that the time had come and in bis own sacrifice God's
word Was vindicated, and in the tones of triumph cried
out to the universe "it is Jinuhtd."
(To be continued )
44, 1,1 3.2, 1800 9.00
45. lot 10, 3.000 15 LO
* 10% 600 3.00
" 104, 600 3.00
" 105. Lots 1,2, 3.
Conroy, Peter
Campbell, R C 50 acres ol land.
Conley, Micheal, block H, Lot II Block
0 H, 2 Blocks F. 7 & 8,
Chureh, John, r Biock 24 J Lot 1, s (
00 25,018
cm Let m Vroe Town improved.
spiration neither flags nor tires in its upward flight until
huled a kindred spirit by the brightest seraph that stands
before the eternal throne. The science with which I would
enlighten the public is that science which teaches man that
Atheisih is madness, that every avowal of his infidelity is
contradicted by the promptings of his own conscience,
that there is a God before whose bar individuals and
Stales are responsible for their acts, a God "in whose
htnAt are the dtplht of the teat. who buUdeth up and and
polteih down mUmne who nlleth upon the circle of the
earth and the inhahannlt thereof are at gtwhnppere
who bringeth the Prints to nothing and makejh the
indret of the earth at tanili^ Wihinno nic he of our
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thit book whose truth is altestdhy the tens of wain'S and
blood of martyrs, that book whose divine souree the Re
de met auestd when he cried out "il is fni/hed, it it Jin-
what my friends was finished will II his
x Utah on earth, the bloody sweat and agonv in the Garden
ol Gethsemane ? Was It the Peter had finish* d his’de-
Mini ami Julas brirsyedi Oh not thong his more wor- -
thy of the Gopxan were within his bosom and eoused
cry nut -it it Jlni^ bleeding rm
she ernes end siiffe ing ogonies that rent his tool, he look. a.
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Andrews & Swain, Block 23, Lot 8.
33, 3 6,
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2 acres, mill prop'ty
Block 165,
150 75
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THIS airy and commadious establishment has
I been neatly fined ap for the accommodation of
B boarders anditranseient persons.
|| The undersigned pledge themselves that ne pains
shal! be spared to make their guests comfortable. Great pales
h ve been taken to procure honest and auentive servants.--
Their iable will at all times be furnished with every delicacy
the market afords, and a rhoice selection ol wines will be kept
for thuse who may de-ire hem
The above establishment is sii listed in the most pleasant and
retired part at the city.
Being anzious that their goests may be entirely satisfied, they
have mad* considerable reduetiot in the price en board.
H. W. SPRRY, >
A. ANGELL, j
for the proprietress, C
8150, 75
1000 5 00
500 250
3,000 15.00
600 3.00
N. B Two rood saddles and bridles were alo taken, and a
dog named Ceaser. The dog is part bnii breed, of a greyish
with whi e sputa. ; T . E. B’r.
QAM’L MAAS has just .received jer steamer Dayfon, the
• following articles:
German Smoking Tobacco, Chabli{Wine,
• Cognac brandy, Alcohol,
French confectionery, Calfskins, j.
Hau, Morocco,
Linen Osgaburgs, A . Fine snuf,
A general assortment of hardware.
Loaf sugar, Ac Ar, all of which h : offers low for cash, athis
Store, Main street, opposite Long Row,
Houston, 15ih March, 1843. mar 16 d&wtf-391
--- FOR RENT.
A FINE airy, commodious Building on Main Street in the cen.
F tral part of the city. For terms, apply at this Ofice.
Manhwh. 1843 . mar 14
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London, 60day* - ■ . | a 14 prem
Pan*, 60 day* - - 5£60a51.70
New York, 60 days
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trious Germany was made the slaughter house ol Europe,
and then only by the thunders of artillery and great car-
nageat Waterloo a
Heaven forbid th it (r my country is reserved a similar
destiny. Never, oh nover, may these smiling plain be
male the arena whereon these revolutionary factionists
shall play out their sanguiuary dramas. Rather let us
I hope that that REION or Terror, the rumbling of whose
thunders we can now hear bodied forth in the shameless
disregard of their duties by sworn legislators—(he viola-
Union Bank,
State Ban,
Cunal Banking Co.,
Car rollion
T A DIE’S b nneis and caps, richiy trimmed, silk gloves and
J J mitts, ealicoes, &c.
SAMUEL MAAS
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" 81, Lot 66 12,
• 131.
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• F. Loi 7.
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JOHN H. STERRETT, Caprain
Steam Boat Lady Byron.
Honson, March 1Gth,1843. mar is dir
7’s thr yierchanti and inhere nJ the City »f Hmulun • -
Whereas, there has been a general diagatistaclion shown by
a number of merchant* in this city, to the advance of certain
charges, also to the Steamer Dayton not making trips more fre-
quem, for the accommodation o( ihe public; We, the owner* of
the Dayion offer to the Mercha. is of Housion, or any one else
to dispose of our interest in said boat, to be valued by disinterest-
ed persons or will sell her less (han cost to any person who may
wih to embark in the Steamboat businest.
D. S KELSEY.
_ march 18__________S, W.TIOHNER. _
L’IFrY Hatapers fresh German Putatoes, just received and for
‘ sale by 3 SAM I. MAA8,
Houston, March 15,1943, Mam St., opposite Long Row.
march 18d&wt-3-1
TWENT Y I M LLA RS REWARD
{XT AS stolen from the subscriber on the 6th day of March,
V V 1843, two horses, by John Burke and W illiam Sheppard.
Deseription As follows, tit:— Burke is a man of about 5 feet
9 inches high, red face, and is very talkative, non a greenish
blanket coat and white hat. Sheppard is of dark complexion,
wore a blue coat, a Mexican Palmetto hat with a blaek band,
and grey pantaloons; is ahout five feet nine Inches high, and is
a Blacksmith. One of the horses is a dark brown, nine or ten
years old, with a large and oldish looking head; and the other
is a dark iron grey, boh gentle work horse*—neither of them
very large, and neither oi them branded.
A reward of twenty dollars will be paid to any person or per-
arms who will apprehend the theives. and secure the horses so
that I can get them agin. Thev have probably taken the road
to Red River, information of them will be received at Mr. B.
I a it dis
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didate for theoffireof Colonel forihe 1st Reg‘t2d Brig. T M,
at the nex election on the first Monday in April next. n.^
march 9 ide _________________________ -'
ISrWe are asthorizedtoaunvunceMajEB.NicHOLS, as a
randidaie tor Lieut. Colonel of the 1st teziment 2nd Brigade,
T M , al the election on the first Munday in April neat
march 1J d&w tde 380____■
/ Mrssrt. Cruger 4- Moore—
1 GENTLEMEN— Upon my arrival yesterday morning, I heard
that a report was in cireuntion in this city, and believed by
m iny persons, that Capt. Kelsey and 8. W Tichnor owners of
the Dayton, had infueneed’me in laying my boat up at the Ship
Yard, so that they might have the entire control of tle trade
between Houston and Galveston. I have to say to those per-
sons who eirculated 'he report that it is fale. I have no inter-
e- in the Datum--neither have I been induced by her running
to lay mv boat up. To repair the Byron, my means have been .
limited, bui through the assistance of 8. W. Tiehnor(oneofthe
ownersoi (lie Dayton, and also half owner of the Byron) I will’
he able to have her in the trade again by the 15th April. But
I warn it undersiood, when I do commence rat ning that boat, I
shall charge the rates that may be customary at the time, whe-
th. r abve or below those formerly charged.
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Burgess, Wm.H., Block 20, 2 Lol 10,
", Block, 41, Lou 3, 8, 9,10&11,
J - 186. 6 Lots,
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- 57. - 3,
M 140, “11,
O TOUGH TON S BITTERS, asuperior article to any ever
• offered in thi market, manufactured and sold by
dec 3 dAwtf-3ti6_______J.D, GROEBECK.
Pay your Thick!
A List of properly upon whi h the City’Taxes have not
been paid for the year 1842, for the City of Housion.
Allen, Charlett M , Block 57, Capitol, 85,000, 825,00
" " Loi i, 100 50
Block 89, Lots 2, 3,4 & 5, ‘ 300 1.50
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nine of our noblest hearts and loftirst intellects to the very
level "of the beasts that perish." Let her do this and
I soon would we hear from every side voices of gladness
wert as the tones of Noah's dove announcing the subsi
ding of that fi oj whose black and bitter waters have
overwhelmed the hopes and pride of so many families.
4 France, my friends, h.is h id her REION or terror,
I bit it is past. Texas, warned by the horrorsthat Gov-
emnment underwent, I trust will avoid the ncessity of a
si nil tr ordeak France, like Texas pl anted the tree of
lirert v; but so deep in its trunk had been mink (henge
, o alid nt v, th it its brnnehe s w nher d and its leaves were
bl is;* d I'he milnt French peopl, after a revolption
wih uphraved the very elements of society. Sat down to
r pose beneath its shnd-: poisoned, however, by the in-
f umo which Atheism. Upis-like had spread, they slept
on y w reum ot erimne, and awoke totheconsummation
uf no nd atronci r s Pans went mad under theinfuence
ol Rebu-phti’s tioddess of reason, whos-darkling shrine
was uily crumnsoned with the blood of the bravest, th.
lovrist, and the best. The bible was branded as a book
of lies-t ebbath banished by legislative enactment —
Tn h-nest md virmous constituted. The prey upon which
in • gutlotine was fed. Christendom Mood aghast uem-
bimg furthe r-salt, for the cinders ofthis miighty volcano
of passiun i ll far and wide, and the patriot and Christian
eaen trembird lest at some new outbreak their own
lanis should be blacken'd and seorched'by this molten la-
va of viceand sin । Bonaparte ended that REIGN or
terror by concentruting upon himself its fiery and fierce
mieriuls Seeing however, th nt the cry of its vetevans
wisfor rapine and violence, and rather than crimson the
soil of sudny France with French blood, shed by Frrnch
arms, he led them to die npon the field of Mnrngo and
whiten with their bones the bleak hills and dark valleys of
patriotic Russia. He became the French revolntion per-
sonified, and this perhaps will remain after all his con-
qusts—all nis genius, and all his waste of life and treas-
ure, the only usifoldeed performrdby that magnificent
to
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; BOARDING-HOUSE,
• ' Main /Street—oppotite ihe Telegraph Office.
1 VR8 FLEMI NG respectfullyrinforme her friende and th« pub-
-le thatshe has re-openei her Hous and solicis . ehen at
--PMDI PD‘OTAA0
Travelling famiies can be eomfortably accommodated.
1 rioutlon, 29th Dec. 1812. . dee 29 03
NEW ORLEANS AND GALVeIsTON
STEAM PACKET
NEPTUNECarr Wm RoLLss,
.-n a TIT ILL run regularly between the
V Y above port*
Vhis yessel is 660 ton* burthen, 200
teet fp length, has an engine of 250
horse power, and is considered the
---most magnificent boat ever built in
the United States. Whi’eatthe North she was thoroughlyover-
hauled and repaired, and now offers inducemens to the public
not snrpassed by any other vesel:
Fsbobt—Wet barrels, 31 ; Dry barrel*. 75 cis.. Backs cof.
fee. 75 c.; Measuremem zoods, 20 ets,
nPaSAGf— Cabin and Siate rooms, $25; Steetage, 815; On
MPC k , 8be-
SPECIE.
Dollars and halfdollara - par a
Duues aad hsif dime* • par a 1 prem
American gold • - aldo
Soverengns • - . 4 84 a 4 87g
Twenty Iran* piece* - 3 95-a 3 87
Doubloon, Apansh 16 06 • 16 15
Do Patriot - 15 53 a 56
EXCHANGE.
AGENrS: GEO. ALLEN & CO., Houston.,
T* or H H. WILLIAMS A CO,, Galveston,
Dec 27,1812.___dec 27 d& wit 369
GALVESTON AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET.
THE WELL KNOWN AND FAVORITE STEAM SHIP
NEW YORK—Jso T. Watur, Commander,
( VXT ILL run regularly between the
VV above ports. The New York
while at the North was overhauled
and put in complete order with new
wrought iron shafis, Ac , and has ac-
__________commodations for Cabin and Sieer-
age passengers unsurpassed by any steamer ia the United
States, with State Rooms and lower Cabins. '
Fmbobt*:—All measurement goods taken at 184 e per foot J
Wet barrels, 81; Dry barrels, 75 ets; Coffee per sack, 75 cts;
Gvods taken by weight. | ct per pound; Conton, $i per bale to
New Orleans. All goods not mentioned taken in proportiun to
the above rates,
PaSSEGB State rooms, 825; Ceh’re Cabin, with same privi-
leges as in Stale rooms, $20; Steerage Cabin, S12; Deck pas-
sage, S8. '
For freight or passage, apply to
11. H. WILLIAMS A CO.,
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