Map shows major early nineteenth century Mexican cities and towns, mines, roads, presidios, military posts, and areas of Native American habitation. Includes map key of Mexican states and notes; text, "Mexico," in left, right and lower panels with geographical, statistical, and historical information. Inset: [Map of northernmost states of Mexico]. Relief shown by hachures. Scale not given.

Map shows 1824 Mexican state division lines. Map indicates state names, geography, and some cities. Relief shown pictorially. Scale [ca. 1:15,000,000].

Map shows 1824 Mexican state division lines. Map indicates state names, geography, and some cities. Relief shown pictorially. Scale [ca. 1:15,000,000].

Five documents from the Provincial Assembly and military commander. The documents discuss the suspending of the naming of officials and the preparation of troops; orders are given from the commander to form the militia, to which the Provincial Assembly says it cannot; the commander accuses the Assembly of disobedience, however they say they are preserving states' rights.

Letter from José Bernardo Gutiérrez to the Laredo ayuntamiento telling them to allow military commander to round up unclaimed horses. The document's heading reads: "Gobernacion del Estado Libre de las Tamaulipas."

Message from Juan Francisco Gutiérrez to all citizens concerning Tamaulipas' statehood.

Printed document from the Mexican minister of war containing information on settling disturbances in southern Mexico.

Multiple documents pertaining to separate sectors of governance including commerce, militias, the Constitution, and legislature elections, and treasury matters. The documents compiled range from October 1824 to February 1825.

Letter from Felipe de la Peña to the alcalde in Laredo with reasons why María del Refugio Villarreal refuses to go with her mother; de la Peña mentions sexual relationship with her step-father.

Manifest from the Mexican Congress to the Mexican people concerning the publishing of the declaration of the Federal Republic. The document is signed at the end by José Antonio Fernández and mentions that it is was copied in Aguayo on March 6, 1824.

Printed statement from José Mariano de Michelena warning against General José M. Lobato, and appealing to the people to support the Congress.

Copied statement from the Provincial Assembly in Aguayo concerning the formation of militias in the State of Tamaulipas. This document says that it was copied from the original on March 16, 1824 in Aguayo.

Letter from Ramón Patiño to the Laredo alcalde detailing a conflict between Enrique Flores and José María González involving a debt owed to Flores, who wants it to be repaid.

Notice of circular on reasons for statehood of Tamaulipas, developed by the "Diputacion del Estado Libre de Las Tamaulipas," from Juan Francisco Gutiérrez to the Laredo ayuntamiento.

Letter from Gaspar de Ochoa to the Laredo alcalde reminding the commander in Chihuahua that Jose Ignacio Ronquillo's time limit is up.

Printed issue of the Gazette with a government document on the action of Vicente Guerrero in Cuernavaca, and his response to the actions.

Pamphlet of observations on the message sent by the representatives of Nuevo León to the Mexican Congress. The pamphlet has a note at the end saying that printing was done by Mariano Ontiveros.

Printed statement from the President and Executive powers in Mexico with postal regulations and exemptions.

Statement from Lucas Fernández to the Laredo ayuntamiento saying one of the regidores should act as secretary to read council proceedings.

Letter from José María Neyra to the alcalde in Laredo saying he is acting on a land case between Catarena Jimenez and Rosalía Guerra.

Letter from José Miguel Ramírez to the Laredo alcalde answering a previous inquiry concerning a branded sheep that is missing.

Statement from the Provincial Assembly to all citizens concerning the need for maintaining a state army. The document is signed at the bottom by Lucas Fernández, president of the Assembly.

Letter from José Vivero and Pedro de Hombre to the Laredo ayuntamiento saying the parish priest has been told to invest all funds into repairing the old church instead of building a new one.

Printed statement from the National Palace praising the Congress for its actions in the political crisis.