Letter from the Laredo alcalde to Governor Fernández, agreeing to send animals belonging to the army. The alcalde says that other animals will be auctioned according to the law.

Letter from the local tax collector, Agasito Galván, to the Laredo alcalde, asking for accounts on sales of wild horses.

Letter from José María Girón to the Laredo ayuntamiento, announcing that he is back in office in Matamoros. There is a short statement following Girón's signed by Eduardo Davila.

Correspondence between José María Gonzalez Cuellar and the Laredo alcalde concerning a horse claim by Calisto Benavides. Cuellar mentions that Benavides claims a horse that is now in Laredo, and is to be given to Juan de Jesús Avalas. The text on the final page is the reply from the alcalde, sent with Antonio Chapa.

Printed circular from Governor Fernandez to the Laredo ayuntamiento, announcing that José Ignacio Gil has been replaced by Julián Antonio del Fierro as legal counselor.

Printed circular from Governor de Cárdenas to the Laredo alcalde, saying the ex-governor of San Luis Potosí, Vicente Romero, should be apprehended to answer charges of violating the constitution.

Letter from Martín Perfecto de Cos to the Laredo ayuntamiento, acknowledging the declaration of Laredo supporting the central government. This document is badly torn on all edges, and has tape covering a few places on the page.

Letter from Juan María Castillon to the Laredo alcalde, informing him that José María González must pay 40 pesos for the land he has received.

Documents that relate to the case of Julian Moreno vs. Salvador Cuellar dated July 25, 1833. Documents include witness testimonies, and signatures from local officials acknowledging previously made statements.

Letter from José María Flores to the Laredo alcalde concerning a horse claimed by José María Sánchez was also claimed by Pedro Vela, and given to him.

Declaration of income for Enrique García stating his income, to be used for tax purposes. The document is signed by the alcalde, García, and Juan Francisco Farias.

Letter from the comandante militar to the Laredo alcalde, informing him that Salvador Cuellar should be in the barracks jail, not in his jail.

Printed circular from the governor of Tamaulipas concerning the Bishop of Michoacán being named Secretary of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs.

Correspondence between Nicolás Valdes and the alcalde of Gigedo concerning a criminal named Victoriano Valdés. The first letter is from Ildefonso Ramón in Laredo to the alcalde in Gigedo where the alcalde is asked to send Victoriano Valdés to Laredo to answer on charges involving a servant, followed by a letter from Valdes to the Laredo alcalde saying Valdés is in Monterrey. The final letter is the original from July 8.

Letter from the comandante militar to the Laredo alcalde, asking that Aniceto Velos, in prison for a misdemeanor, be placed at his disposition because he is a deserter and should be sent back to Matamoros.

Letter from Juan Longoria Serna to the Laredo ayuntamiento, informing it that the council has sworn to uphold legitimate authorities.

Letter from José Antonio Cervera to the Laredo alcalde, informing him that José María Lombrana is going to Laredo to get some animals with the indicated brand. The noted brand can be seen on the left side of the first page and just below the end of the letter.

Receipt for five pesos signed by Luciano García to be delivered to the justice of the peace in Laredo.

Letter from Comandante José Antonio Flores to the justice of the peace in Laredo, asking towns to send their quotas of enlisted men.

Letter from the comandante militar to the Laredo ayuntamiento, saying he is sending a list of men who have not reported for duty.

Letter from José María Salinas to the Laredo alcalde, asking him to keep Manuel Casos in the Laredo jail to avoid trouble with his lover's husband in Bexar.

Rough draft of a collection of official correspondences dated from June 13, 1830 to July 10, 1830. The correspondence cover topics such as the Spanish invasion, land grants, payments to the militia, and economic matters.

Correspondence between José María Flores and the Laredo alcalde, informing him that a horse sold to Don José Flores belongs to Francisco Sales and was stolen by Indians. The text on the fourth page contains the alcalde's response to Flores.

Letter from Comandante Lafuente to the justice of peace in Laredo, claiming a horse in possession of Basilio Benavides which belongs to Ventura Gonzalez.