Map shows early nineteenth century Ohio and Muskingum Rivers, the location of Fort Harmar in Ohio and its surroundings. Archeological ruins of an Indian settlement are detailed. Relief shown by description. Scale not given.

Map shows counties, War of 1812 battle locations, areas of Native American habitation, waterfalls, and "pictured rocks." Includes two columns of text which provide statistics, description, and history of Michigan Territory. Relief shown by hachures and spot heights. Scale [ca. 1:1,988,000].

Map shows major cities, state boundaries, Russian possessions, areas of Native American habitation, North West Territory, Arkansas Territory, and Michigan Territory; Missouri Territory extends to Pacific coast and the 54° [40'] line of latitude. Includes text in panels at left, right, and bottom of map ["North America," "North America," "No. 3"]. Relief shown by hachures. Scale [ca 1:25,000,000].

Map shows early nineteenth century geography, political boundaries, and cities in North America. Relief shown by hachures. No scale indicated.

This map shows the eastern United States, with each state labeled and outlined using various colors. Major cities, bodies of water, and geographic features are marked (with relief shown by hachures). The names and locations of some Native American Indian tribes are also noted. An inset in the lower right corner is labeled "Continuation of Florida on the same scale as the Map.

Map shows early nineteenth century geography, political boundaries, and major cities in the United States. Inset: "Continuation of Florida on the same scale as the map." Relief shown by hachures. No scale indicated.

Map shows Wisconsin/Michigan, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, and portions of Spanish Territory, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Expedition routes, areas of sandstone, rock salt, limestone, coal, lead mines, and locations of Native American nations and villages are indicated. Includes text in two panels flanking map: "Arkansas Territory" [description]. Relief shown by hachures and pictorially. Scale [ca. 1:5,000,000].

Map shows major roads, major cities and towns, Native American settlements, and areas of Native American habitation for the eastern United States, western U.S. territories, intendencies of New Spain, and Upper and Lower Canada; Michigan Territory, North West Territory, Arkansa[s] Territory, and Missouri Territory. Relief shown pictorially. Scale [1:7,603,200].

Map shows early nineteenth century geography, cities, and political boundaries of North America. Relief shown by hachures. No scale indicated.

Geographical, Historical, And Statistical Map Of Arkansas Territory. Map Of Arkansas And Other Territories of the United States Respectfully inscribed to the Hon. J.C. Calhoun Secretary Of War By S.H. Long Major T. Engineers. No. 35. Drawn by S.H. Long Maj. U.S. Engineers. Engraved by Young & Delleker.

Statement of a land dispute between Manuel Francisco Perez and Teodoia Yzaguirre, from Vitorino Dovalina; numerous individual signatures are located at the end of the paper. The document is badly stained and has a note at the top acknowledging the receiving and copying of the original for the town's records.

Last will and testament from Manuela González, signed and acknowledged by numerous individuals including Ildefonso Ramón. The note at the top of the document acknowledges the receiving and copying of the original to keep in the town's records.

Letter from Gaspar López to the Laredo ayuntamiento saying that Don Pedro José Lanuza will act as governor of Nuevo Santander, and that troops under de la Garza have been dismissed.

Letter from Gaspar López to the Laredo ayuntamiento saying that Laredo citizens are not to join the army being raised by Felipe de la Garza.

Personal letter from José Ignacio Ronquilla to José Lázaro Benavides concerning a business transaction.

Letter from José Lázaro Benavides to the mayor of Laredo saying that Miguel Bel and Cristóbal Treviño have been apprised of regulations regarding roundups.

Letter from José Mateo Flores to the mayor in Laredo with information regarding persons supposed to be in his jurisdiction.

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

Promissory note from Jesús Vidaurri to Don Manuel García. The visible printed text is not associated with the context of the promissory note; the document has slight tears along the right edge and a smaller piece is taped to the paper with printed text.

Second will and testament from Maria Petra Sánchez and settling of the estate. There are numerous signatures in between breaks in the text and a note at the top of the document acknowledging the receiving and copying of the original to keep in the town's records.

Statement from Teodosio Treviño in Laredo saying that María Dolores del Rivero has given power of attorney to Christian Rejeu. The document itself is covered with tape on three of the four edges, and is signed at the bottom by individuals acknowledging the statement from Treviño.

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

Statement from Vitorino Dovalina saying that Laredo has complied with the decree of April 15, 1822. The note at the top of the page mentions independence from Spain and is signed by José Lázaro Benavides.

Statement from Vitorino Dovalina giving the oath of office to two officials. The note at the top of the page acknowledges the receiving and copying of the original for the town's records.