Letter from Governor Haldimand to Thomas Townshend in Quebec expressing regret at the delay in delivery of gifts to the natives. Haldimand also expresses his hope for a reduction of costs for the Department of Indian Affairs.

Letter from Haldimand to Charles Bembridge whose forces were positioned in the Garrison of Quebec. Haldimand gives directions for 3000 pounds of sterling to be paid to Colonel Campbell, Superintendent of Indian Affairs.

Letter from Haldimand to Sir John Johnson concerning the number of military persons needed at posts.

A letter from General Henry Hope to Sir John Johnson concerning the purchase of rum and settling the outstanding debt of it.

A letter from Sir John Johnson to Guy Lord Dorchester, Governor of the Colonies of Quebec. In this letter, Johnson requests 2000 pounds to pay costs of the Indian Department.

A map of the country of the Five Nations belonging to the province of New York and of the Lakes near which the Nations of Far Indians live with part of Canada taken from the map of the Louisiana. Folder 1

Notice written by General Haldimand to John Porvel, paymaster of His Majesty's Forces. General Haldimand gives orders to pay Lieutenant Campbell, Superintendent of Indian Affairs in the Provience of Quebec, 5000 pounds of silver.

Order from H. Hamilton to Henry Caldwell approving payment of expenses and salary to John Campbell in Quebec.

Hand-bound document written in French, entitled "Relation du Voyage faict en l'annee 1645 au Nom du Roy au pays des Algoumequins dans la Nouvelle France ou Canada, et de la manière de vivre des Sauvages" (Narrative of the Voyage made in the year 1645 in the Name of the King to the country of the Algonquins in New France or Canada, and the manner of living of the savages). Thirty pages in length, signed G.H. at the end of the document. Illustrated with five pen and ink drawings.