INDEX TO THE PAPERS (Continued)
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| that all of Mexico has declared its independence. |
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| Affidavit by Francis B. Stockton, Blakeley, Alabama, March 21, 1822, concerning the efforts of Isaac Jordan and a Mr. Patterson to open a road to cross the Perdido near the mouth of the River Styx, forming a more direct route from Pensacola to Blakely. |
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| Andrew Erwin to George Newton, March 22, 1822, reporting that the Texas Association commissioners are entering the Gulf of Mexico on their way to Vera Cruz. |
400
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| Thomas Reilly to a gentleman in New Orleans (Joseph H. Hawkins?), March 27, 29, April 4, 1822, reporting his difficulties in landing at Vera Cruz because the port was in Royalist hands, while the mainland was in control of the Republicans. |
401
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| Mayor of Nashville to the Heirs of Elijah Robertson: deed for Lot No. 58 in Nashville, Tennessee, March 28, 1822. |
405
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| Quit claim deed from Howell Tatum to the Heirs of Elijah Robertson, for Lot No. 92 in the town of Nashville, March 28, 1822. |
408
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| Extract from a letter from William Taylor, recently appointed United States Consul for Vera Cruz, April 7, 1822. |
411
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| Report that, on March 19, 1822, the U. S. House of Representatives voted to acknowledge the independence of the late Spanish Provinces in America. Printed in the Nashville Whig on April 10, 1822. |
412
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| Thomas Reilly to (Joseph H. Hawkins?), April 13, 1822, warning foreign vessels to find out if they can land before sailing for Vera Cruz. |
414
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| Certificate for one share of stock in the Texas Association, issued jointly to Seth and Ira Ingram, April 26, 1822. |
416
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| Thomas Reilly to Joseph H. Hawkins, April 26, 1822, acknowledging the Hawkins letter of introduction for Andrew Erwin but showing no desire to
help him. |
419
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| Thomas Reilly to Joseph H. Hawkins, April 26, 1822, saying it is probable that Erwin and Leftwich may receive a grant. |
424
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| Stephen F. Austin to Joseph H. Hawkins, (about May 1, 1822), reporting that Erwin and Leftwich already have their petition before Congress. |
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| Haden Edwards and Robert Leftwich, (entered under May 1, 1822), indicating that Edwards kept Leftwich with him in Mexico City, and that Edwards also lent $500 or $600 to Austin during that time. |
429
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| Letter from Andrew Erwin, May 11, 1822, describing their trip from Vera Cruz to Puebla. |
430
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| Iturbide parades before Congress, (about May 20, 1822). |
436
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| Joseph H. Hawkins to Stephen F. Austin, May 30, 1822, introducing Seth Ingram, a surveyor. |
437
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| Joseph H. Hawkins to Stephen F. Austin, May 31, 1822, explaining why he took a share in the Texas Association. |
438
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| Coronation of Iturbide, item published in Nashville on June 16, 1822. |
442
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| Letter from (Andrew Erwin?), July 18, 1822, describing plans for the coronation of Iturbide. |
443
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| Indenture between Eldridge B. Robertson and Marvel Lowe, July 18, 1822, selling Lowe 640 acres in Robertson County, Tennessee, owned by himself, Elizabeth Childress, and Sterling C. Robertson. |
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