Woodin's account of potatoes supplied to Mi'kmaq at [St.] Margaret's Bay.

Jonathon and John Tremain's account of a hatchet for Mi'kmaq.

Receipt signed by P. McCondachie for potatoes supplied to the Mi'kmaq at Sheet Harbour. Payment received from M. Wallace.

Invoice from Forsyth, Smith & Co. for cloth purchased by M. Wallace for the use of Mi'kmaq.

Letter from the Justices in Sessions at Colchester representing the condition of Mi'kmaq in that district. requesting relief for forty Mi'kmaq living in or near Truro.

Letter from T. Chamberlain to Wentworth recommending the bearer of the letter, the widow of Mi'kmaq Francis Paul, requesting that she be given a little meal and a tin kettle and any other relief thought proper.

Letter from George Oxley reporting the distress of some Mi'kmaq in the neighbourhood of Ramsheg [perhaps Ram's Head or Ramsey, or a place name no longer in use.] requests relief for letter bearer, Lewis Tony, and other Mi'kmaq named and described.

Letter from Alexander Waugh to Gov. Wentworth regarding the condition of poor Mi'kmaq around Tatamagouche. Notes that at least one family, that of Francis Wilmot Sr., was formerly from Antigonish. Requests food and clothing.

Sundries delivered to poor Mi'kmaq by Jonathon Crane at Kings County.

Account of supplies to Mi'kmaq by Mr. Smith of Douglas in 1802 and 1803 by order of Commissioners.

George Oxley's account of supplies to Mi'kmaq at Ramsheg in 1802 and March 1803.

Henry Watkey's account for stocking a gun to Bones, a Mi'kmaq. Paid 4 May 1803.

Account of Hartshorne and Tremain for goods supplied to the Committee for Indians, 1801-1803.

Account of Hartshorne and Boggs for gunpowder supplied to the Indian Committee, 1802-1803.

Account of Tremain and Boggs for blankets supplied to the Commissioners for Indians.