A series of letters that discuss: appointments by Gobernador Bucareli of Canales, Valles, and Concha to alferez and alcalde ordinario, alcalde ordinario ordinario, and alcalde ordinario respectively; the death of Jesus Lacedor when he became lost in the fields on December 22, 1779 and need for quadruplication of paperwork in order to certify his death administratively; trip being made by Melchor de Lorca to the capital to see Bucareli in order to defend his honor; relieving Melchor de Lorca as gobernador and installing Gonzales Santianez; Vidal de Lorca defending his honor and presenting authorized certification for his sake and the sake of his children; receipt of above letter and certifications (not included) and their submittal to the royal auditor; authority given to Verridi to relieve Vidal de Lorca of his duties and asks for Vidal de Lorca's peaceful cooperation. (O. Velez, January 1989)

A series of letters and index of letters that discuss: acknowledgement of receipt of index of letters 79-81, giving Garza leave and choosing someone to fill his vacancy, commitment to governor of Texas to supply troops if the French attempt an expedition on that coast, vacant posts due to the promotion of Frevino and the death of Gonzales Huerta, index of letters 79-81. (O. Velez, January 1989)

A series of letters between different inhabitants of the Nuevo Alferez, application filed by Prieto and Jesus Flores under the government of Gonzales de Sannanes, authority given to Herrera to act on applications mentioned above, acknowledgement of the receipt of applications by Serrano and his intention to take action on them once he has the possession of the government of Nuevo Leon, sub tenencia post left vacant now that Frevino is being promoted and his possible replacement by Yson, Fernandez, or Perea and their military service records, the proposed appointment of bochet de Onis to Alferez Segundo. (O. Velez, January 1989)

A Series of letters between Vaamonde and virrey that discusses secularization of the Concepcion and Purificacion missions because of the small number of Indians in the Former and civilized nature of those within the latter and also points out that the mission of San Christobal is completely run by the colegio de Zacatecas except for military's role in preventing runaways, the method to be used in filling a vacant military chaplain post as per a royal announcement made in 1784 in San Lorenzo in the current case of a vacancy in the military group mentioned above, an order requesting that Castaneda appear before the virrey, and Vaamonde's capture of the hostile Indian Pedro Josse and Vaamonde's subsequent petition for promotion. (O. Velez, January 1989)

A Series of letters between Vaamonde and virrey conde that the San Christoval mission and Indian Lorenzo as recipient of money, petition for retirement filed by Garza and subsequent approval, receipt of index of letters 68-69, promotion of Frevino to Alferez, petition by Indians for new mayor (Salinas) and their complaints with Santa, audience granted to Indian Servantes to discuss the mayoral situation mentioned in preceeding letter. (O. Velez, January 1989)

A series of letters among the authors that discuss: the promotions of Ramon and Castaneda to capitan, the dedication that Ramon has shown in his career, military service record of Ramon and the qualifications offered in support of his petition for promotion, procedures for adjusting the salaries of Dufay after he was given retirement status, virrey's acknowledgement of receipt of index of letters 60-63, letter 60 relates that prompt transmittal of information on the salary adjustment of Dufay will not be possible, note from virrey acknowledging receipt of index of letters 65-69. (O. Velez, October 1988)

A Series of indexes of letters with short descriptions of the contents and occasionally a complete letter included such as number 15 which relates how Gracia and others did not fulfill their obligations to protect effectively against Indians, index of letters 71-73, 71 concerns the seizure of Nata's goods, 72 concerns power given to virreys and gobernadores to allow conscripts and others the permision to travel to Spain, 73 concern the application for promotion of Ramon and hiring of Castaneda; index of letters 68-69, 68 concerns reports filed by Giral and his expeditious processing of these matters, 69 concerns money spent by Dufay in combating Indians at mision of San Christobal; index of letters 65-67, 65 concerns the account of Dufay, 66 concerns the correspondence sent to intendiente de Potosi, 67 concerns a royal decree and its circulation; index of letters 60-63, 60 concerns a report on Indians of San Esptoval, 61 concerns the work of Dufay in capturing Indians, 62 concerns criminal Cases of Indians and 63 concerns Garcia. (O. Velez, November 1988)

3 indexes of letters sent to virrey the first numbered 1-4, and includes the first and second letter. The last involving Alvarado and his case before the fiscal prosecutor and the delays in expediting it. Second index covers letters 7-10, includes letters 7 and 9, the Former concerns a royal decree on exemptions from tax and the latter concerns the seizure of goods belonging to busamante. Third index covers letters 20-21 none included. (O. Velez, November 1988)

Series of letters between Vaamonde and conde virrey concerning: Vaamonde's petition for promotion and his request for clarification of its status, virrey's response that no definitive decision can be made until proceedings into alleged misconduct of vaamonde are completed, virrey's assurance that he will not be the one to make judgement on the proceedings, a request for an audience with the virrey in order to defend himself against the accusations, acknowledgement of the receipt of a decree concerning where applications for deeds should be made and his intention to have it made known to all those in his jurisdiction. (O. Velez, November 1988)

A Series of letters written by Vaamonde and virrey concerning a promotion sought by Vaamonde and a dispute over a tax (Media with the way his petition for promotion was subverted by rumors and innuendos, his feeling that the dishonor caused to him and his family by his continuation in his current post may be the cause of his resignation, virrey's response that no action can be taken until the legal proceedings related to the case are concluded, Vaamonde's procurement of inspector Nava to conduct thorough investigation of their allegations of impropriety and thus clear his name, the impossibility of his being able to provide for family and other obligations if he is not exempted from the, media annata tax imposed on his salary, cites his predecessors exemption from tax and seeks the Same, virrey's response that his request is reasonable but that the matter is not within his domain, Vaamonde's contention that the area under his control is unproductive and does not provide a supplement to finances of Nuevo Leon. (O. Velez, November 1988)