firm & unshaken course pursued since you have had the honor lo preside over this slate as chief magistrate as also lhal of Lhc Garrisson Lo which I am aLLachcd and assure you Lhal Lhc course by you pursued has wo11 all Philanthropists Lo your person & conduct, a11d hope that you may ever retain Lhc same confidence you now hold and subscribe myself Yr ObL. humble Scrvl. ·
V crry Respectfully G. B. Jameson Engineer
I3y David Murphree elk ·
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Executive Department San Felipe de austin Feb. 16th 1836
To Capt. Philip Dimill Sir,
Without Knowing your views on lhe subject, I have senl you a Commission as public slorc Keeper at your own residence, by the advice of the advisory commillee and for the public good, I solicit you to accept, which I hope you will do, as the public stores al Coxes point, I am informed arc very much exposcd- y ou will cause, all public property now at the said point or that may hereafter arrive there, lo be conveyed to your warehouse and there safely Kept, subject to the order of the competent authority. I have given order Lo Cols. Neill & Fannin, & Lt. Thornton Lo draw on you for supplies, out of the said stores, and you will reporl your proceedings to this department. James W. Robinson acting Governor
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