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PAPERS OF MrnAREAU BuoNAPARTE LAMAR
No. 2147 [1842? before Nov. 30, REUBEN M. POTTER, SAN ANTONIO? TEXAS]H "The Texian Hunter"; a song. A. Df. 1 p. No. 2148 1842 Dec. 1, M[IRABEAU] B[UONAPARTE] LAMAR, MACON, GEORGIA, TO [THOMAS C. DAVIS AND OTHERS, COVINGTON, GEORGIA] Accepting honorary membership in the Phi Gamma Society; answer- ing their letterH of July [ 16.] Copy? 1 p.
No. 2149
[1842?], ANONYMOUS. "Brief View of the Bill abolishing the seventh judicial district, dis- franchising its judge, and transfer[r]ing the judge of the fourth to a distant section of the Republic." Copy? 9 p. No. 2150 1843 Jan. 24, SAM HOUSTON, WASHINGTON, [TEXAS] TO [WILLIAM] BRYAN, NEW ORLEANS, [LOUISIANA] Order for dry goods, furniture, groceries, carriage, and wagon. Fac- simile of A. L. S. 4 p. Including appended list and note of T. J. Green; list dated Jan. 26, 1843; Green's note, October, 1855. No. 2151 1843 May 4, JAMES WEBB AUSTIN, [TEXAS] TO M. B. LAMAR, GALVESTON, [TEXAS] 96 Austin, 4. May 1843- My dear General, I have this moment learned that you are at the Island, & as Dr. Marsden sets out for Galveston in five minutes, I have only time to drop you a very hasty line. I should have written to you when you were last in the Country, but could not ascertain your whereabouts untill I recd. your letter informing me that you were then on the eve of returning to the U. States. Besides, I was daily ex- pecting to see you here, & was much disappointed when I found you were not comin~ up. Upon the main subject of your letter, I have but one answer
"Printed in Telegraph and Texas Register, Nov. 30, 1842, and in Bolton and Barker, With the Makers of Texas, p. 176.
"No. 2146. "A. L. S.
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