Stephen Fuller Austin to Samuel May Williams, April 4, 1835

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IdentifierMS1923-0002_1407DateApril 4, 1835CreatorsStephen F. AustinSubjectCottonLegal affairsColoniesCopyright StatementNo Copyright – Non-Commercial Use OnlyNotesPrinted in Barker, editor, Austin Papers, Volume III, page 60.DescriptionLetter from Austin asking for advice on terms of a contract offered for delivery of cotton to Vera Cruz. Austin writes that he hopes to make something to refund his losses, that he is still detained but hopes to leave by the last of the month, that he is living with Mr. West who will look after his mail, that the government is friendly to him, counsels calm at Monclova, and writes of fees in his first colony.LanguageEnglishRecipientSamuel May Williams

CollectionSamuel May Williams papers

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Stephen Fuller Austin to Samuel May Williams, April 4, 1835