The Texian Advocate, established in 1846 by William H. and James F. Smith in Victoria, Texas, holds a distinguished place in journalism history as one of the oldest continuously published newspapers in the state. Over the years, it has embraced modern journalism while remaining committed to local issues, covering a diverse range of content including local news, politics, culture, and events. With a reputation for integrity and thorough reporting, it has played a pivotal role in shaping public discourse in Victoria and beyond. On OldNews.com, you can explore an extensive collection of scans of The Texian Advocate starting 1848, including 183 scans in total. This archive not only showcases the rich history of the newspaper but also features mentions of historical figures, events, and potentially your own family history, inviting readers to delve into the past and connect with their roots.