Warrant from Captain Chauncey H. Redway to Sergeant Frien O. Payn. The warrant orders Payn to warn the listed persons to appear armed and equipped for Company parade at the house of John Burch at 8 o'clock AM on September 7. Payn is also charged with warning the named persons to appear at the Presbyterian Meeting House in Sacket's Harbor at 8 o'clock AM on September 18 for the general muster.

Partial statement revoking the power of attorney given to Andrés Farías on behalf of Don Ignacio Pulido.

Statement from Felipe de la Garza with an exhortation to his former comrades in arms to reform the militia.

Document discussing the election of persons for the annual elections. The document is signed at the bottom by local officials, including the alcalde.

Blank form listing businesses wanting approval. This form is essentially a template to be filled out by local officials.

Letter from Juan Carreño to the Laredo alcalde appealing for supplies and money for troops to defend against a Spanish invasion.

Statistics for the school in Laredo, signed by the teacher Juan José Salinas. The tables on the documents shows how many kids are in school, including a breakdown of the number in each class.

List of civilians who have voluntarily contributed to paying the teacher's salary, with the amounts they contributed listed to the far right.

Statement of compliance from Fernando García Dávila saying he has complied with decrees on promulgation and celebration of the Constitution.

Printed announcement and thanks from Antonio Fernández de Córdova for his election to the Tamaulipas state legislature.

Statement from Vitorino Dovalina answering a request for the presence of José María González in Mier.

Letter from Ildefonso Ramón to the Laredo alcalde saying he is turning over 127 pesos to Juan Treviño, the treasurer.

Letter from Nicasio Sánchez to the Laredo alcalde saying Francisco de Castro will be allowed to continue on his journey.

Letter from Juan Molano to the alcalde in Laredo exhorting him and all citizens against the attempted Spanish invasion, and those who speak in favor of the invasion.

Letter from Vicente Arriola to the Laredo alcalde regretting that he is unable to provide armed guard for anyone.

Letter from José Jesús de Herrera to the Laredo alcalde asking for land in order to sustain his family. The document is badly stained though the text is legible; the note at the top of the first page is signed by Teodosio Treviño.

Letter from Ramón Patiño to the Laredo alcalde, informing him that two citizens wish to have a roundup in the former Palofax area.

Statement from citizen José Felipe de la Peña saying that citizen Mariano Arispe denounces persons robbing cattle.

Inventory of the belongs of the deceased Eugenio Hernández, signed by Fernando García Dávila. The document shows a long list of items with their corresponding value listed to the right side of the page.

Statement from Fernando García Dávila saying that Jose María Novaijra claims the right to recognize an orphan girl. The document has a note written at the top signed by Ildefonso Ramón.

Letter from Josef Marcelo Ynojosa to the mayor of Laredo with more on the dispute between Leandro San Miguel and Gertrudis Villarreal.

Request from José Eugenio Navarra to the Laredo alcalde, asking for witnesses necessary for the trial against José Manuel González.

Letter from the commandante militar to the Laredo alcalde discussing a truce agreement made between Mexican troops and Indians in Bexar.

Letter from J. Carreño to the Laredo alcalde saying the alcalde's contribution of 108 pesos has been sent to the treasurer.