Petition of Joseph Luxey and four other Mi'kmaq men who are permanent settlers at Roseway River, Long Island, Shelburne County. They have lived in one location for the past 25 years and are the fathers of 24 children. They ask a grant of the Island. Licence of Occupation granted for 200 acres.

Petition of Andrew Mews on behalf of the Mi'kmaq people residing near the Gut of Annapolis, defending the right of the Mi'kmaq to hunt porpoise.

Petition from Joseph Gloade and other Mi'kmaq of the County of Annapolis for a law to prevent the killing of moose in the month of March.

Petition of Francis Speir, a Mi'kmaq from Merigomish, Pictou County, asking for agricultural implements for the Mi'kmaq.

Petition of the Chiefs and Captains of the Mi'kmaq on Nova Scotia for aid to make farms.

Letter from Edward Cutler to Rupert George reporting distress among Bear River Mi'kmaq, portrayal of Charles Gload's farm and allegations made against Chief Mews.

Letter from W. Henry to Rupert George reporting on population of the Mi'kmaq in the county of Sydney, with a petition to W.M. Dodd for help from the Eskasoni Mi'kmaq and a list and number of inhabitants.

Bills and receipts for supplies for Mi'kmaq, including those of Charles Glode and George Bertaux.

Report from Clerk of Hants County reporting on Mi'kmaq there.

Letter from Angus MacDonald to Rt. Rev. Dr. Fraser, Bishop of Halifax, reporting on success of Indian farming in Cape Breton.

Petition to Lord Falkland from Joseph Battis, John Battis and Francis Cope for a piece of land adjoining the town at Guysborough.

Petition of Charles Boggs, Shubenacadie, requesting that the £25-0-0 that he is to expend for the building of a barn for the Mi'kmaq, may now be sent to him. Related correspondence.

Bills and receipts for supplies for Shubenacadie Mi'kmaq in 1845.

List of Mi'kmaq at Shubenacadie requiring farm help.

Agricultural accounts, Indian Affairs.