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[UGARTECHEA to POLJTTCAL CI-llEFl
The Military Commander of Coahuila and Texas-To the
Political Chief of Bexar.
The orders of the Commanding General for preventing the civic Militia from leaving this city are positive and peremptory; they allow no alternative, and must he obeyed, anxious as I feel to remain within the hounds of moderation, my duty as a soldier compels me to carry out the instructions recci\'ed from my superior officer. Which I have the honor lo say to Your Lordship, in answer to your note just received, availing myself of this occasion lo lender you, once more, the expression of my particular esteem and consideration. Goel and Liberty-Bexar, May 16th, 1835- lJ o'clock P.M. Domingo de llgarlechca
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[BEAN lo BER R Yl
Mr Radford Berry Esqr Nacogdoches May the 16th 1835
Sir there is three soldiers of the Cavalrey their names is as follows-Rafail cle la Crus Anto. Villa-Casemiro Carsia that 1 will answer for those men But they arc under your alhority lo Do the Duty of Solgers when cald on by this Auntemente
Remaning Rcspectifully yours P. E. Bt·an
[Addressed:]
Radford Berry Esqr Nacogdoches .
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