Letter from the Adiministracion grat. de Correos (Administrator of Postal Service) to the Laredo alcalde and ayuntamiento. According to the letter the alcalde is to name another postmaster for the town as Basilio Benavides has resigned.

Badly stained document featuring a list of items, and signatures from local officials.

Baptismal record of María Antonio Dovalina signed by Reverend José María García, the parish priest.

Case of a debt settlement on behalf of a former slave. According to the text the signee, Manuel Francisco Perez, did so against his will.

Copy of a communication, signed by the Laredo alcalde, regarding Victorino Dovalina's protesting against his daughter's marriage. According to the text Dovalina asks for reconsideration though the alcalde supports the couple.

Contract with Juan José Salines to serve as the local school teacher for four years, making 25 pesos a month.

Seven copies of letters from the Laredo alcalde naming individual electors. All of the documents are signed by José Lázaro Benavides, and addressed to different individuals.

Copy of a Letter from José María Treviño to the military commander giving an account of what happened to his wife who was attacked and beaten by Doña Gertrudis Díaz, and asks for justice.

Copy of a letter from the Laredo alcalde to the Governor of Tamaulipas; the notes in the top right corner and bottom of the page make note of the fact that this is a copy of the original. Benavides asks for the legal age for men and women for marriage as there is nothing on the records. According to the letter there is a woman in Laredo of 21 1/2 years old who's parents refuse their consent.

Copy of a truce made between Spanish troops and Indians in Bexar, signed by the commandante militar Antonio Elosura. The note at the bottom of the second page makes it known that this is a copy of the original document.

Copy of correspondence between José Leon Lobo and José María García. This correspondence is signed by the alcalde in Laredo, José Lázaro Benavides.

Copy of the election results for replacement congressional representatives. The text is written on official stationary and is signed by two individuals at the end.

Correspondence regarding José Antonio Orozco and his five cows. The first letter on the document is a letter from José Miguel Benavides to the commandante followed by two responses from Elosua, the commandante. The final correspondence is from the alcalde in Laredo and is signed by three individuals.

Communication from Candela, Mexico to the alcalde in Laredo saying Doña María Catarina Ximenes' barrel has been returned to her.

Description of the criminal Guillermo Flores signed by a man named Garza.

Document outlining the distribution of land in Labor el Pico among the heirs of Miguel García. Breaks in the text are filled with signatures from numerous individuals.

Documents pertaining to the trial of María Gertrudis Díaz for striking María Concepción de Casas. At multiple points there are breaks in the text, filled by signatures of individuals acknowledging the previous statements.

Documents pertaining to the trial of Alejo de la Cruz, accused of murdering José Antonio de la Cruz. There are multiple breaks in the text where numerous individuals signed their names acknowledging the previous statements.

Document sharing the results of the elections for the year 1828. Each page has a list of names with a list of tallies showing how many votes each person received.

Last will and testament for José Antonio García Dávila, signed and acknowledged by local officials.

Letter from Anastasio Bustamente to the Laredo alcalde saying some soldiers had to act as muleteers since there weren't enough and because of this these soldiers should be paid from the transport income.

Letter from Anastasio Bustamente to the Laredo alcalde saying the transport did not get very far due to a lack of muleteers. Bestamente also mentions time wasted looking for a stray mule.

Letter from Antonio Bustamente to the Laredo alcalde asking for the return of mules borrowed to take baggage to Bexar, fatter than when they left Laredo. Bustamente also wants payment for their use included as well.

Letter from Antonio Elosua to the Laredo alcalde saying he has ordered Francisco Cruz to present himself in the alcalde's office.