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Tuesday 3rd - Our party enjoyed themselves much on the [[Sascusty?]] last night the glass went round, the song was sung, but not one from the Americans of the party - | Tuesday 3rd - Our party enjoyed themselves much on the [[Sascusty?]] last night the glass went round, the song was sung, but not one from the Americans of the party - They are very fond of convivial parties, but odd truth, more than tippling & smoking - My raising but obtained a [[?]] of the mission. | ||
The Alamo was a Mission, a Military Post, and Presidio | The Alamo was a Mission, a Military Post, and Presidio where convicts were sent to & settled up by Emigrants from the Canary islands San Anto founded in 1715 who spoke Spanish & were first located on the X | ||
Weather has come in rainy and cloudy - making roads heavy. And it would appear that such changeable weather is hardly in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant. | Weather has come in rainy and cloudy - making roads heavy. And it would appear that such changeable weather is hardly in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant. | ||
We have no positive information, but it is suspected that the Texan Commissioners if they have started, have gone by way of Matamoros. In the East it is believed that there will soon be peace, in the middle [[?]] they hope only, but | |||
Latest revision as of 04:22, 9 September 2022
Tuesday 3rd - Our party enjoyed themselves much on the Sascusty? last night the glass went round, the song was sung, but not one from the Americans of the party - They are very fond of convivial parties, but odd truth, more than tippling & smoking - My raising but obtained a ? of the mission.
The Alamo was a Mission, a Military Post, and Presidio where convicts were sent to & settled up by Emigrants from the Canary islands San Anto founded in 1715 who spoke Spanish & were first located on the X Weather has come in rainy and cloudy - making roads heavy. And it would appear that such changeable weather is hardly in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant. We have no positive information, but it is suspected that the Texan Commissioners if they have started, have gone by way of Matamoros. In the East it is believed that there will soon be peace, in the middle ? they hope only, but