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where they intend to make a settlement and apprehending that they will be exposed to Indian depradations in that unsettled region I beg leave respectfully to suggest to you the propriety of detaching the company of rangers now under your command to protect them. Should you think proper to comply with this request I will ascertain the time those people intend leaving Braunfels and inform you of it. I have heard that it is probable that Coln Harney the Commander of the station at San Antonio will probably despatch Major Hays with his company on that service-if that should be the case the service of the company under your command will not be required
I have the honour to be most respectfully Your obedient servant
J PINCKNEY HENDERSON
To Major B. L. Beall April 13. 1846 To be recorded
[Endorsed:]
No. 4 ACCOUNT OF MAJOR THOMAS G. WESTERN (Copy) Austin April 18, 1846 Received of Major Thomas G. Western late Superintendant of Indian Affairs of the Republic of Texas-The books, papers, stationary and office Furniture, in his possession belonging to the said Bureau
(Signed) CHARLES MARINER Acting Secy of State A true Copy of the Original
CHARLES MASON Private Secretary
July 11/46 [Endorsed:]
Copy of evidence upon which the account of Major Thos G Western was approved July 11/46 Recorded 1-11-46
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