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Directly from the men with the lives
debating upon  the War question &  who is to
Command the army - I go with her with heights
Command the Army - Gnl Houston has with him Majority
What journey southern this is a bag
Debating judicious & gentlemanly - This is a large
Has a just man contrary love whatever
place & just now containing 2000 inhabitants
Confident high carry on his faith there
Considerable trade carrying on -  has quite the
Character is a south manner of his warm
character is a South American city - very warm -
I heard fever or "character" common after
& [?] Fever - or "Chills & Fever" common - Alas!
of a very by for it. This is a account found there
there is no Sea breeze - And the unacclimated must
from his withdrawal for had with the interim
of a necessity feel it. This is a central point just
Had he faring, him cow only he earns a living
now & was adopted for trade with the indians,
there call in the Ma plateau of America
but the farming here can only be carried on by
a payment of Negroes a water
Americans - & the Cotton plantations by Americans
Man cannot have new praise for them
as proprietors - & Negroes as workmen - The White
5 - 11 MM. Sgt of Major Birmingham is 25 miles on rd
Man cannot stand the Sun  - 5. PM.  Started for Col Austins
deed Rito Migoria just my case.
S. - 11 PM. Got to Major Binghams some 25 Miles on the
Saturday 9th 8 am. Started 5 miles from heights is.
direct Rd.  to Brazeria.  put up here.
a nephew of S.F. Austin. His plantation is on Oyster Bottom--Cotton & Corn look pretty well, but the great drought in the [[unclear]] that some of the crops will be very deficient. The Prairies between the Bottoms at this season are without water
Saturday 9th 8 am. Started 5 miles from [[?]] is
to Col Austins A nephew of S.F. Austin. His  
plantation is on Oyster Bottom--Cotton & Corn look  
pretty well, but there is great drought in the country - so
that some of the crops will be very deficient. - The Prairies  
between the Bottoms at this season are without water

Latest revision as of 01:28, 13 May 2022

debating upon the War question & who is to Command the Army - Gnl Houston has with him Majority Debating judicious & gentlemanly - This is a large place & just now containing 2000 inhabitants Considerable trade carrying on - has quite the character is a South American city - very warm - & [?] Fever - or "Chills & Fever" common - Alas! there is no Sea breeze - And the unacclimated must of a necessity feel it. This is a central point just now & was adopted for trade with the indians, but the farming here can only be carried on by Americans - & the Cotton plantations by Americans as proprietors - & Negroes as workmen - The White Man cannot stand the Sun - 5. PM. Started for Col Austins S. - 11 PM. Got to Major Binghams some 25 Miles on the direct Rd. to Brazeria. put up here. Saturday 9th 8 am. Started 5 miles from ? is to Col Austins A nephew of S.F. Austin. His plantation is on Oyster Bottom--Cotton & Corn look pretty well, but there is great drought in the country - so that some of the crops will be very deficient. - The Prairies between the Bottoms at this season are without water

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