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Kendall asks Dwight for an additional 20 men to garrison in New Salem, as he and his people feel constantly under threat of French attack.

Pomroy inquires about a few of Dwight's troops and their orders for the future.

Relays an order to travel to Northfield and construct block houses within the line from Northfield to Townsend.

King requests money for the payment of his troops.

There are men available for service in Deerfield, and asks for information about the Court's war decisions.

Includes information on the men in Dwight's regiment; "I am morally certain the 6 10th of the Cannada men of your Honble Regt. had rather go a scalping than perform any of the duty assigned them."

Requests men that can act as "pilots" and informs Dwight that the men have heard the enemy moving about the fort, but have not seen any troops.

Contains an arrest warrant for four soldiers accused of mutiny in Colonel William Williams' regiment. Signed by John Stoddard.

Joseph Dwight journal entries that show his day-to-day activities and decisions while out in the field.

Receipt for four pounds of ball.