| 52 | | The Deputys Ordered to attend to hear a proclamation in Regard to the Marshes |
| 53 | | Letter to the Lvt Governor from Menis, and the wife and Children of Jackish the Indian Sett at liberty |
| 55 | | The Conditions of peace Signed by the Indians |
| 56 | | Three Boys that were taken prisoners by and Ransomed from the ffrench Examined |
| 58 | | Mr Winniet order'd to give Back John Tayleors obligation, and two Indians Sign the Articles of peace |
| 59 | | Two more of the Indians Sign the Articles |
| 60 | | Letter from the Indian Cheifs to the Governor |
| 61 | | One of the Indian prisoners make his Escape, and a motion made to Send a party up the River objected against |
| 62 | | The ffrench mens Memorial about Sowing their Seed advised |
| 63 | | Day of Thanksgiving |
| 64 | | Mr Winniet ordered to give Back Melansons obligation |
| 65 | | Letter to the Lvt Govr from the Indian Cheifs |
| 66 | | Prudane Robisheau &c Examined Upon oath |
| 68 | | Letter from the Lvt Govr of Cape Breton In favour of Joseph Dougas |
| 69 | | Permitt from Major Cosby in favour of Said Dougass read |
| 70 | | Monsr Moutton a Surgeon made prisoner |
| 71 | | Letter from the Indian Cheifs promising to Behave peaceably |
| 72 | | The members of the Council &c take the oath of fidelity, and letter craving a preist to be Sent to the Inhabitants of Pigiguit |
| 74 | | Joseph Dougas's petition read &c and Mrs Rice order'd to pay mr Oliver & Capt Blower |
| 76 | | James Michells petition advised |
| 77 | | The ffrench Examined about Repairing their Marshes |
| 78 | | Motion made to Execute one of the Indian prisoners |
| 80 | | Mr Winniet and his Crew Examined |