Santa Anna to Zavala: Announcing the arrival of the Spanish invasion and his plans to meet it. Veracruz, August 4, 1829.

Santa Anna to Zavala: On acceptance of recommendation of Angel Cabrera and on the defeat of the Spanish forces. Pueblo Viejo, August 24, 1829.

Warrant from Captain Chauncey H. Redway to Sergeant Frien O. Payn. The warrant orders Payn to warn the listed persons to appear armed and equipped for Company parade at the house of John Burch at 8 o'clock AM on September 7. Payn is also charged with warning the named persons to appear at the Presbyterian Meeting House in Sacket's Harbor at 8 o'clock AM on September 18 for the general muster.

Copy of transcript for two letters from James F. Perry to James McGarook concerning mining claims in Wyeth County, Virginia, and selling the Austin family property located there.

Copy of transcript for a letter from James F. Perry to Stephen F. Austin discussing the possibility of selling family property in Virginia.

Copy of transcript for a receipt for amounts paid and owed by Richard L. Sutherland to James F. Perry and S. Perry. The document also includes a request from the Perrys to P. T. McCabe, asking for an extension for Sutherland if he is unable to pay McCabe.

Copy of transcript for a dispatch from José María Viesca to Stephen F. Austin.

Copy of transcript for a letter from William F. Roberts to Stephen F. Austin requesting Austin draft an order to Chester Ashley, so Roberts can collect Ashley's debt to him and Austin.

Copy of transcript for a letter from Aylett C. Buckner to Stephen F. Austin offering his advice and assistance for Austin to collect money owed to him from land claims.

Copy of transcript for a letter from Daniel J. Toler and Allen Reynold to Stephen F. Austin concerning lands purchased by Toler and Reynold from Peter Kerr.

Copy of transcript for a letter from Ramon Musquiz to Stephen F. Austin.

Copy of transcript for a partnership agreement between John Cummins and Stephen F. Austin for the development of a silver mine near the Trinity River.

Copy of transcript for an invoice signed by Frances F. Wells for boarding fees owed by Stephen F. Austin.

Letter from Rafael Uribe to the Laredo alcalde saying he is sending papers, and the alcalde is responsible that these get to Tomás García Vela.

Document discussing the election of persons for the annual elections. The document is signed at the bottom by local officials, including the alcalde.

Blank form listing businesses wanting approval. This form is essentially a template to be filled out by local officials.

Letter from J. Carreño to the Laredo alcalde saying the alcalde's contribution of 108 pesos has been sent to the treasurer.

Letter from José Antonio Leal to the Laredo alcalde discussing claims to horses. According to the letter two Lipan Indians are claiming a horse which belongs to their comander, which the sons of Santiago de la Cruz were riding; Leah reports that details are being sent to the alcalde of Mier.

Letter from Francisco Saucedo to the Laredo alcalde saying that Antonio Gonzalez has fled from the service of Nasario Lombrana. Saucedo reports later in the message that Gonzalez admits to his debt and offers to pay.

Letter from Juan Carreño to the Laredo alcalde appealing for supplies and money for troops to defend against a Spanish invasion.

Letter from Nicasio Sánchez to the Laredo alcalde saying Francisco de Castro will be allowed to continue on his journey.

Letter from José Miguel de la Garza García to the Laredo ayuntamiento saying all tithes should be paid promptly by everyone.

Letter from Juan Molano to the alcalde in Laredo exhorting him and all citizens against the attempted Spanish invasion, and those who speak in favor of the invasion.

Document showing statistics for the school in Laredo, including a list of all the children in the school. The students' names are listed on the left side, and the six columns on the right show the different classes taught at the school. The last page gives total statistics and is signed by the teacher, Juan José Salines.