Part of a decree from Governor Fernandez concerning various taxes to be levied by the government.

Article of agreement between Michael Reed and Z.N. Morrel to enter into business together, signed by witnesses Sam T. Allen and Sam Smith. On page [3], additional contract by Z.N. Morrell granting power of attorney to Michael Reed. Both dated January 9, 1836.

Promissory note for Willis Collins issued by Basil G. Ijams.

Printed circular from Governor Fernandez to the Laredo ayuntamiento, informing it that the Congress of Tamaulipas approves several appointments.

Printed circular from the governor of Tamaulipas to the Laredo ayuntamiento concerning expelled Mexicans. According to the circular, Mexicans who were expelled and are now in need may return provided they no longer participate in revolutions.

Copy of transcript for a letter from James W. Breedlove to Stephen F. Austin, in which Breedlove provides a reference for Kinchen Davis.

Copy of transcript for a letter from W. S. Parrott to Stephen F. Austin, in which Parrot appeals to Austin to follow up on a petition made to the Vice Governor of Coahuila y Tejas that would allow him to make changes to a land grant awarded to a man, Mr. Ross, who has died. Parrott holds the power of attorney for the widow. A handwritten note on the second page of the resource indicates that Stephen F. Austin answered the letter from Parrott on February 27. 1831

Copy of transcript for a letter from Horatio Chrisman to Stephen F. Austin, on August 9, 1832, certifying that a copy of a manifest exists in both Spanish and English.

Copy of transcript for a letter from Susan W. Maxwell to James F. Perry, in which Mrs. Maxwell expresses her concern over her husband, whom she has not heard from in eight months.

Copy of transcript for a letter from E. Hall to James F. Perry regarding a draft on a house drawn up by Mr. Somerville.

Copy of transcript for a letter from E. Hall to James Perry, on December 9, 1835, discussing the draft to a house.

Copy of transcript for a letter from Stephen F. Austin to G. and T. H. Borden, requesting that the Bordens print 200 copies of the law entitled "An Act for establishing rules and articles for the government of the Armies of the Republic of Texas".

Copy of transcript for a letter from S. Rhoads-Fisher to Gale Borden, in which Fisher introduces D. Davis D. Baker, a gentlemen handling business affairs on Fisher's behalf. Fisher asks Borden to show Baker a valuable piece of land that would be hard to obtain without influence in the land office.

Copy of transcript for a letter from Henry Austin to Gail Borden, in which Austin introduces Major William S. Frampton and forwards Frampton's interest in purchasing a league of land. Austin requests that Borden grant a Certificate of Reception and Order of Survey, and to add the fees to Austin's account.

Copy of transcript for a letter from Wyatt Hanks to Genl. S. F. Austin, in which Hanks seeks Austin's advice regarding the creation of a corps of cavalry officers in addition to the Texas Revolutionary Army.

Copy of transcript for a letter from S. Rhoads-Fisher to Gale Borden, on February 9, 1836, asking that Rhoads-Fisher help Davis Baker acquire a better standing in the military.

Copy of transcript for a letter from Thomas J. Green to William C. Preston introducing Austin Bryan.

Copy of transcript for a letter from Bartlett Sims to Stephen F. Austin requesting Austin to pay a note Sims owes to Demoss, which Sims promises to pay upon his return to town.

Copy of transcript for invoices signed by Edmund M. J. Hawkins, James Whiteside, and Samuel Marshall.

Copy of transcript for an invoice from La Villebeuvre and Walton to Perry and Somerville for goods purchased and shipped to Texas from New Orleans.

Copy of transcript for an invoice from Hotchkiss and Co. to Perry and Somerville for books purchased.

Copy of transcript for an invoice from J. H. Brewster to Perry and Somerville for hats purchased.

Copy of transcript for an invoice from Victor David to Perry and Somerville.

Copy of transcript for letters from James Cook and Stephen F. Austin to E. R. Wightman. In Cook's letter, he discusses his survey of the land. And in Austin's letter he discusses Williams and Bowman's failure to have their land surveyed and outlines what tract he created since they did not complete the land survey.