Manuel de Esparadas (capitan) and Rafael Martinez Pacheco (gobernador). Correspondence between Espada and Pacheco concerning establishment of peace and beginning of mission work among the coastal Indians in Texas.

Manuel de Espadas (capitan). Letter to governor outlining lack of grain for troops and mistake made attempting to withdraw some from the mission supply after governor had prohibited its use for La Bahia but rather for Bexar.

List of gifts presented to lipan Indians at San Antonio mission and accounts of goods purchased to supply other gifts for Indians.

Antonio Gil Ibarvo (capitan). Report that Frenchman Luis Deblame is trading with Indians of area and request information on Spains relationship to France and how to proceed concerning Deblame

Rafael Martinez Pacheco (gobernador). Report of lipan Indians stealing horses and death of lieutenant Curbelo in recovery attempt. Also reports that Indians are warring among themselves and time is good for expedition against them.

Juan de Ugalde (comandante general). Fowarding copy of report of fuscal real providing detailed review of history of peace negotiations and arrangement of gifts and supplies for comanche Indians.

Antonio Gil y (capitan). Report that gifts for Indians have not arrived and particularly those promised to chief quichais, who refuses to go to Bexar to receive them. Requests that gifts be sent to Nacoguoches.

Proceedings concerning the rights of citizens to unbranded cattle.

Francisco Amangual (armero). List of weapons and prices for Bexar presidio.

Citizens at San Fernando to gobernador Martinez Pacheco. Letter of citizens of San Fernando to governor protesting the order to round up all stray cattle and brand them, on grounds that there are not sufficient horses or supplies to do the job.