INDEX TO THE PAPERS (Continued)
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| Bedford, Virginia, to Russellville, Kentucky, with his wife Priscilla. |
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| Indenture between Robert Leftwich, Mary Barkley, and Gustavus E. Edwards, April 6, 1820. |
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| Deed of gift from Augustine Leftwich to his grandson, G. W. G. J. Leftwich, son of Robert Leftwich, giving him a negro boy named Winston, April 27, 1820. |
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| Benj. Patton and Robert F. Crittenden, complainants, against N. Patteson, & Co. & Wm. Campbell, defendants, in chancery, (about November 1, 1820). |
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| John Hamilton to Felix Grundy, November 2, 1820, promissory note. |
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| Announcement by Ira Ingram, December 19, 1820, saying that he will handle Dr. Smith's accounts while the doctor is absent on a trip to New Orleans to recover his health. |
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| Antonio Martínez to Joaquín de Arredondo, December 26, 1820, forwarding the petition of Moses Austin to settle in Texas. |
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1821
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| Dinner to George W. Campbell, Esq., January 16, 1821. |
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| Stephen F. Austin to his mother, January 20, 1821, telling how Joseph H. Hawkins has agreed to give him free room, board, and clothing while he is studying to practice law. |
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| Chapman Coleman, deputy for John T. Mason, February 15, 1821, announcing that a marshall's sale will be held of the property of Amos Edwards to pay his debts. |
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| Eldridge B. Robertson bill of sale to Sterling C. Robertson, March 3, 1821, for four negro slaves: Jim Page, Roderick, Jesse, and Andrew. |
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| Release of men captured with Nolan and Pike, March 31, 1821. |
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| Joseph H. Hawkins to Mrs. Maria Austin, mother of Stephen F. Austin, June 27, 1821, explaining that he has agreed to finance Stephen to continue the project started by Moses Austin. |
314
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| Article on Guadalupe Victoria, August 25, 1821. |
317
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| Excerpt from Caudle's West of the Sabine, (entered under October 6, 1821). |
323
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| Agreement between Stephen F. Austin and Joseph H. Hawkins, November 14, 1821, whereby Hawkins agreed to finance Austin in exchange for a half interest in the lands to be acquired in Texas. |
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| Announcement of the formation of a partnership between Samuel Hoit and Ira Ingram to operate an auction and commission store in Nashville, Tennessee, November 24, 1821. |
330
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| Article describing how Jonathan C. Peyton murdered Stephen W. Thompson on November 30, 1821. |
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| Petition from the citizens of Sumner County to William Carroll, Governor of Tennessee, December 5, 1821, asking him to offer a reward for the apprehension of Jonathan C. Peyton for the murder of Stephen W. Thompson. |
335
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| Notice by Governor Carroll, December 8, 1821, offering a reward of $100 for the apprehension of Jonathan C. Peyton. |
338
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| List of books for sale at the Tennessee Book Store by Ingram & Lloyd, December 11, 1821. |
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| Power of attorney from Elizabeth Childress and Sterling C. Robertson to E. B. |
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