1. Islandora Repository
  2. Archives and Manuscripts Collections
  3. Broadsides collection

Broadsides collection

Buaas
Bustamente, Anastasio. See S782 note.
The Campaign Intelligencer
Carrier's Address
Carrier’s Address
Celebration of the Fourth!
Certificate of shares
The Consolidated Fund was established June 7, 1837, to help finance public debt., BC OB 1836-1839, Texas History, Focus on Texas history
Certificate of Stock in the Town of Swartwout.
Chief Collector of the War Tax for the State of Texas
Christmas Carol
Circular
Circular
Circular from the Committee of Safety of the Jurisdiction of Austin
Circular from the Committee of Safety of the Jurisdiction of Austin, dated October 3, 1835, reporting the advancing Mexican troops from Béxar., BC DB 1835, Texas History, Focus on Texas history
Circular of Pryor Lea
Circular to Assessors and Collectors
Circular to Assessors and Collectors
Circular. To the Voters of Travis County
Citizens of Texas
Ballot for the Republic of Texas presidency. Sam Houston defeated David G. Burnet in the election., BC OB 1840-1849, Texas History, Focus on Texas history
The Citizens of the jurisdiction of Columbia--to their Fellow Citizens of all Texas
The citizens of the jurisdiction of Columbia issued this broadside on August 20, 1835, calling for a consultation to convene at Washington-on-the-Brazos on October 15, 1835., BC DB 1835, Texas History, Focus on Texas history
Civil Commandant of the Colony forming on the Colorado and Brassos Rivers, in the Province of Texas . . .
Upon returning to New Orleans after an initial survey of Texas in the summer of 1821, Stephen F. Austin issued this permit stating the terms under which Austin would admit settlers to the colony. The formal procedure for an immigrant seeking admission to Austin's Colony required that he present himself to Austin upon arrival, register his name, and take an oath to support the federal and state constitutions. He thus became an applicant and was given a permit to select land. The settler then was required to give notice of his choice of land within thirty days and to petition for the land. Instructions were then issued to the surveyor to survey and plat the land and, upon payment of fees, the commissioner issued the title., BC DB 1820-1829, Texas History, Focus on Texas history