Domingo de Berrio at San Miguel to D. Jose Migl. Sanches Navarro. Regarding a robe for the Rt. Reverend Rivera which writer has sent on the mules of Manuel Carillo of Saltillo with instructions to turn it over to Don Jose Camacho who, he supposes now has it. Is charging the robe on D. Miguel's account; will try to find in the archives or in the registry of Santa Rosa the document executed by the Sr. Cura Zamora; if it cannot be found in either he will try to find it here even if it does cost something, since "they don't take a step, or make a stroke of the pen gratis"; proposes a plan for finding Jose de la Cruz Suares and Raymundo Mosqueda; nothing in particular from Spain; no goods received in this section from there; news of an unpleasant nature is likely to arrive, however, 1802, April 1:

Domingo de Berrio at San Miguel to D. Jose Migl. Sanches Navarro. Regarding a robe for the Rt. Reverend Rivera which writer has sent on the mules of Manuel Carillo of Saltillo with instructions to turn it over to Don Jose Camacho who, he supposes now has it. Is charging the robe on D. Miguel's account; will try to find in the archives or in the registry of Santa Rosa the document executed by the Sr. Cura Zamora; if it cannot be found in either he will try to find it here even if it does cost something, since "they don't take a step, or make a stroke of the pen gratis"; proposes a plan for finding Jose de la Cruz Suares and Raymundo Mosqueda; nothing in particular from Spain; no goods received in this section from there; news of an unpleasant nature is likely to arrive, however, 1802, April 1:, Box: 1, Item: 2078. Sánchez Navarro Collection of Documents for a History of Texas and Coahuila, 30605850. Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin. https://archives.lib.utexas.edu/repositories/4/archival_objects/300934 Accessed September 27, 2026.