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What would be the first chess book published in Mexico? AC

Although the first chess clubs in Mexico appear to date from the second half of the nineteenth century, there are references to meetings and gatherings of chess and soon began the life of independent Mexico, by 1821. But documentary evidence chess publications made in Mexico has only been found from 1846.
According to the list of books donated by Don Andrés Clemente Vázquez National Library of Mexico, had reached our books from foreign country as far back as 1760, but published in Mexico, 1846, is the oldest.
In letters from General Pedro Maria Anaya, who was president of Mexico and the famous defender of the convent of Churubusco, 1847, during the invasion of the army of the United States of America to Mexico, we know that he studied the book of Philidor since 1830 and met with other soldiers in 1836, but not a formal club, but small gatherings of friends.
The son of President Thomas Jefferson, Nicholas Trist, Mexico negotiator on the treaty that will eventually cost more than 50% of Mexico, writes that followed playing chess during his stay in Mexico with the future General Robert E. Lee, leader of the Confederate Army in the Civil War and the son of a hero of the Independence of the United States. Well
hard to find documentary evidence of the history of chess in Mexico before the second half of the nineteenth century, but the task has been facilitated by the proliferation of books and documents scanned (scan) and circulating worldwide.
complete collections of magazines such as "Checkmate" in Cuba in 1964-1977, or the British Chess Magazine, or French and German review that lasted more than 60 years of continuous publication, is a real treat for collectors Dejavu books or PDFs, and are causing a revolution in the understanding of the history of chess. Just as I was very happy to finally have these collections mentioned, as sought by me in past years, I'm scanning the entire collection of Mexican Chess Magazine, 1933-1935, who led my grandfather, the General Medical and Raul Francisco Vargas Basurto, so that it is possible that many Mexicans know chess, and many collectors around the world.
of Mexican Chess Magazine published in the nineteenth century by Don Manuel Marquez Sterling Loret de Mola, I've only managed to get three different numbers, seven that are supposed to have been published, but in Internet network communication are the wonders of thing every day and hopefully be able to obtain the missing numbers.
The advantage of digital books is now collecting in a few dozen DVDs can you have 20 000 different chess books, which had occupied before booksellers and librarians require a large space for their care and conservation. Some books are a few copies, in contrast with scanning thousands of copies of rare books are already in possession of avid collectors.