The Austin Papers, Vol. 1 Pt. 1

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AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION.

CARPENTER'S PRICES

Flat Creek 10 July 1806 Dr.

Moses Austin

to making 60 lights sash $12½ [$0.12½) _____________________ to settin and putying 60 lights glnss_______________________ 25t• Sept to filling 2 Waggon wheels $5____________________________ 10 Oct. to filling 1 Wnggon Wheel 5$------------------------------ gn Nov. to 140 feet ½ inch plank 1$15______________________________ 18th to weather boarding 80 feet_______________________________ to 26 feet Berge [Birch?] Boards Double $6_______________

7.50 1.20

10.00 5.00 2.45 1.30 1.56

1807.

14 Feb to filling 2 Cart Wheels 5$-------------------------------- 10.00 entrd 17 to 155 feet¼ inch plank 2$-------------------------------- 3.10 21 to two days work at the mill 2$-------------------------- 4. 17 Mnrch to Laying 250 feet flooring 2$50___________________________ 6. 25 to 300 feet i inch plank 1$75______________________________ 5. 25

$57.61

2 days Work at Dam 1$50___________________________

3.00

60.61 Ent.a. on Moses Austins Books Ma-rch 23- 1807 Rugles a/c Settled

FREDERICK BATES To MosES AusTIN, ET AL

St Louis May 30, 1807.

To Messrs ELISHA BAKER MOSES AUSTIN

DARIUS SHAw and JOSEPH W IDTTLESEY

GENTLEMEN,

When I had the pleasure of seeing you at St Louis, you presented me a Paper containing an association of 67 Individuals as a Military School; and desired, on their behalf an establishment of the said association, on the principles under which the society was first founded.- You also tender your services to the President of the U. States, under the law authorizing him to accept of volunteer com- pames.- During our conversation it did not occur to me, that you had neg- lected to nominate your officers, and i.n a subsequent interview with Mr Austin, I remarked to him this omission.- At that time, the law had not been officially communicated, and I had erroneously imagined that the President would make the ap- pointments, in conformity with the Recommendations of the Com- pany.- But the enclosed Prodan will inform you of the conditions under which he will accept your offers, and the Manner in which the commissions will issue.

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