Matamoros 5th Augt. 1834
Robt M. Williamson Esqr.
My dear Sir. My last respects to you were care of Mr. Meyer,
requesting you to do me the favor of forwarding me by said gentleman
the 4th vol: of the "Novisimo Febrero," which I lendt to you in
1832 in Anahuac. I have received no answer, nor have I seen since
Mr. Meyer, who as yet has not returned; therefore if you have not
delivered to him said Book, please to do it to the Bearer Doct. Cameron,
or if the Book is not to be had pay him 5$ the price thereof.
The political situation of the Interior is in a dreadful state, and
the whole country inveloped in a chaos,—The Bearer of this who is
well informed of all that passes around us will explain you many
things also a letter I have written to David G. Burnet Esqr at
Lynchburg, Duplicate of which I have directed to Mr. Saml. M. Williams
in your place via Bejar to the care of Mr John McMullen.—from
sd letter you will learn particulars, and meantime I would
recommend to the people of Tejas Union and mutual forbearance,
sacrificing smaller interests for the great grand one, and burrying past
strifes in eternal oblivion, is the desire of
Jorge Fisher [Rubric]