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lCOS lo UGARTECHEAJ
[Martin Perfocto de Cos, Matamoros, lo Domingo cl,~ Ugartechca, Bexar, May 5, 1835, sentencing two deserters to be sent to Texas. I
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[G. Flores, Bexar, to Domingo de Ugartechea, Bexar, May 5, 1835, refusing lo furnish him with documents belonging to the office of administrador since Lhe military has no right to interfere in execution of duties.]
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[PERRY to AUSTIN]
Peach Point May 5 1835
Dear Brother
We received your letters of the 4 and ]0 March· We are verry much disapointed to learn that you are still detained in Mexico; when Mr. Grason returned we had no doubt but you would have been in Monclova long since hut it apears we are still disapointed and now we can make no further calculation on anything We have rejoiced beleaving you ware on your road home but for the future we will beleave nothing until1 we see you, such procastination and disapointments are truely vexatious distressing- if we knew what lo do for your releaf it would be don but we know not. I rec a letter from Mr. Williams from i\lontclova staling he had solisted the Governor and the Congress lo interfer for your releaf which he had no doubt would be don, all of which I hope has been forwarded, write lo us what can be don for your spedy discharge if money will answer any purpose we will leave nothing undon Lo obtain it, although our faith is verry much shaken still we hope ear this reaches l\'lexico you will be on your way home. I shewed your letter to Mr. Grason he i8 now in this
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