Letter from Francisco Lojero to the Laredo ayuntamiento, saying he is sending 4 copies of printed decrees 65 and 68.

Letter from Rafael Ramirez to the Laredo alcalde replying to a vote. According to Ramirez, the alcalde can take care of the matter himself; no intervention of authority is needed.

Deed for Michael Reed written and signed by Guillermo H. Steele. On verso of second page, W.D. Thomson, clerk for Milam County, certifies that he has received the deed as of August 21, 1837; Levi Pennington, clerk for Williamson Country, certifies that the deed was filed in his office as of April 4, 1857[?].

Letter from Francisco Lojero to the Laredo ayuntamiento, informing it that he is sending copies of various decrees and two circulars from the government.

Letter from Eduardo Davila to the Laredo ayuntamiento, refusing to recognize Francisco Lojero's appointment as head of the Northern Department. Davila claims that only congress can appoint these individuals.

Letter from Francisco Lojero to the Laredo ayuntamiento, informing it that if the ayuntamiento refuses to recognize him, have them sent to the capital to answer to the governor.

Letter from Francisco Lojero to the Laredo ayuntamiento, inforiming it that he is sending a circular from the governor on the installation of judges.

Letter from Francisco Lojero to the Laredo ayuntamiento, announcing his appointment as the head of the Northern Department.

Copy of transcript for a letter from James F. Perry to Mrs. Maxwell, in which Perry acknowledges receipt of Mrs. Maxwell's letter inquiring about her husband. Perry also explains that he has delayed in responding in the hope that he would receive news of Maxwell or her from him personally. Perry informs Mrs. Maxwell that proceeds from the sale of several of her husband's items that were left with Mr. Somerville in San Felipe, will be sent to the family directly. Perry promises to write immediately if he hears any further news.

Copy of transcript for a letter from Ramón Músquiz, on December 26, 1834, discussing the appointment of Samuel M. Williams to a state government position, and listing others who have been nominated for other positions.

Weekly newspaper from the Brazoria, Texas area that includes local, state and national news along with notices and advertising.

Copy of transcript for a letter from Gail Borden to Mr. Cole, in which Borden explains that he has been unable to perform the surveying task that Cole requested for reasons that will be explained by his proxy, Mr. Cave. Borden also assures Cole that Cave is capable of doing the work.