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Petition of Manly Eames and others for Thaddeus Greenwood to be placed at the American Asylum at Hartford

Petition of Maria Newell, a Member of the Penobscot Tribe, Praying for Her and Her Mother Catherine Martin to Receive an Allowance

Petition of Mark H. Warren and Others for Disbanding the "C" Company of Light Infatry

Petition of Mark Lowell and Others for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Lewiston

Petition of Marsena Johnson and Others for a Company of Cavalry in the Towns of Bangor and Orono

Petition of Martin Carroll, praying for money owed him by Peol Tomer

Petition of Mary Lawrence in Behalf of Joseph Lawrence

Petition of Mary Necolas and Swassa Neptune, Penobscot Indians

Petition of Mary Nicoli for Her Portion of the Penobscot Indian Supplies in Money

Petition of Mayo Hazeltine and Others, Residents of the Town of Belfast, for the Removal of Joseph Hall from the Office of Sheriff of Waldo

Petition of Members of the Delegation of Waldo County for the Pardon of John Young the 2nd from a Court Martial

Petition of Members of the Penobscot and Passamaquoddy Tribes, Listing Their Reasons for Commencing the Work of Political Reformation

Petition of Members of the Penobscot Tribe for Alterations to the Distribution of the Indian Fund

Petition of Members of the Penobscot Tribe for Funds to Pay Off Debts Incurred While Entertaining Delegates from the St. Johns and Passamaquoddy Tribes

Petition of Members of the Penobscot Tribe for Provisions for a Priest

Petition of Members of the Penobscot Tribe, Granting 100 Acres of Land to the Priest

Petition of Michael L. Patten and Others for a Company of Light Infantry in Cherryfield

Petition of Militia Officers of the 3rd Regiment 2nd Brigade and 2nd Division, for a New Division of the Two Companies of Infantries in the Towns of Troy and Burnham

Petition of Moses Atkinson and Others for an Independent Rifle Company in Durham

Petition of Moses B. Sears to Disband the A Company in the 4th Regiment, 1st Brigade, 2nd Division

Petition of Moses Burlery for the Pardon of James McGerry

Petition of Moses Call for a Pardon

Petition of Moses Carlton and Others for the Pardon of James Marr

Petition of Moses Hammond and Others for a Light Infantry Company in Surry

Petition of Moses Hoyt and Others for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Freeport

Petition of Moses H. Young and Others Regarding a Militia Company in Belfast

Petition of Moses Morril and Others for the Organization of a Rifle Company in Wells

Petition of Moses S. Fox for disbanding a Company of Infantry in the Town of Porter

Petition of Moses Tuttle of Calais for a Pardon

Petition of Moses Woodman Jr. and Others to Disband the A Company of Light Infantry in New Gloucester and Be Organized as a Company of Riflemen

Petition of M. Sherburn and Other for the Organization of an Artillery Company in Phillips

Petition of M.T. Talbot and others in behalf of Moses Elsmore, a blind man, resident of Calais

Petition of Nahum H. Hall and Others To Be Organized as Light Infantry in Ellsworth

Petition of Nathan Dalton for the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Readfield

Petition of Nathan Harris and others for the Pardon of James Lunt

Petition of Nathan Hunt That His Son May Continue at the American Asylum at Hartford

Petition of Nathaniel Andros for a Pardon

Petition of Nathaniel Brown and Others to Form a Company of Cavalry in Calais

Petition of Nathaniel Clifford for a Pardon of Charles Longfellow

Petition of Nathaniel Goodwin and Others for a Company of Light Infantry

Petition of Nathaniel Hutchins and Others to be Organized Into an Independent Company in Augusta

Petition of Nathaniel Kimball and others for the organization of a third Company of Infantry in Biddeford

Petition of Nathaniel Mitchell and Others for the Pardon of Samuel Clary

Petition of Nathaniel Treat and others for the pardon of George W. Innman

Petition of Nathaniel Treat and others for the pardon of Isaac Spencer

Petition of Nathan Lombard by John J. Perry, for aid in educating his son at the American Asylum at Hartford

Petition of Nathan Nickerson and others for Augustus Healy to attend the American Asylum at Hartford

Petition of Nathen Miliken and Others for the Pardon of Arnold Wentworth

Petition of Nehemiah Butler to Disband the "A" Company of Light Artillery

Petition of Nehemiah S. Brainard for His Reward for Prosecuting Joseph Chase for Counterfeiting

Petition of Newal Lewis, Praying for Pay as Agent of the Penobscot Tribe

Petition of Nicholas Hearne and others to be attached to the Saco Company for military duty

Petition of Noah D. Sargent for a Pardon

Petition of Noah Smith and Others for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Calais

Petition of Obadiah Whittier and Others for a Light Infantry Company in Vienna

Petition of Officers and Soldiers of the "O" and "P" Companies of Infantry in the 1st Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 9th Division, to be disbanded

Petition of officers of the 2nd Regiment 1st Brigade 3rd Division, approving of the petition of Benjamin Brawn for a Company of Artillery

Petition of Officers of the "E" Company of Light Infantry of the 1st Regiment, 1st Brigade, 3rd Division to Disband

Petition of Offin B. Palmer for a pardon

Petition of Oliver R. Frost and Others for a Company of Artillery in the 2nd Regiment 1st Brigade 6th Division

Petition of Osgood Carr and Others for a Company of Cavalry in Phillips

Petition of Osman Jordan and Others for their Militia Company to be Set Off From the 2nd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 5th Division to the 1st Regiment, 1st Brigade, 5th Division

Petition of Otis Burgess for the Admission of Hiram Burgess to the Institute at Boston for the Blind

Petition of Otis Burgess, Praying for the Admission of Hiram Burgess to the Institute at Boston for the Blind

Petition of Otis Hewey and Others for the Organization of a RIfle Company in Bucksport

Petition of Otis Patten That a Further Sum May Be Allowed for the Support of His Sister, Mary Jane Patten, at the New England Institute for the Blind

Petition of Otis S. Libby and Others That the J Company of Infantry in the 1st Regiment 2nd Brigade 7th Division be Disbanded

Petition of Otis Small and Others for the Pardon of Hugh Tracy of Bangor

Petition of Otis Small and Others for the Pardon of Hugh Tracy of Bangor

Petition of Parker G. Eaton and others that the Company of Cavalry in Plymouth may be disbanded

Petition of Paschal Brooks to be Discharged from His Bond for Manager of the Steam Navigation Lotter

Petition of Paul Simpson Jr. and Others for Disbanding a Rifle Company in the 2nd Regiment 2nd Brigade 7th Division

Petition of Peleg Chandler and others for the pardon of Isaac Spencer

Petition of Peol Mitchell and Others of the Penobscot Tribe of Indians for Appropriation for the Support of Pirest and Schools

Petition of Peol Poles and Joseph Socbason for an Allowance Out of the Indian Fund to Pay Expenses Incurred in Attending the Seat of Government

Petition of Peol Poles for Aid in Learning the English Language

Petition of Peol Polis for aid in procuring an education

Petition of Peol Sockbasin Neptune for Expenses in Attending the Legislature

Petition of Peol Tomah, Praying for an Allowance of 25 Dollars as Payment for His Services as Delegate from the Penobscot Tribe

Petition of Perry Gilman and 7 Others, Citizens of Unity, for the Pardon of Nathan Farwell

Petition of Peter M. Stover and others to be organized into a Rifle Company

Petition of Philip P. Read for a Pardon

Petition of Philo Hall and others for the Pardon of James Lunt

Petition of Piel Socbasin Neptune Requesting Compensation for His Expenses as Delegate to the Legislature

Petition of R.B. Jennings and Others for an Artillery Company in Livermore

Petition of Reuben M. Kinny and Others for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Georgetown

Petition of Reuben M. Mansur and Others To Be Organized Into a Rifle Company and Attached to the 3rd Regiment 2nd Brigade 3rd Division

Petition of Reuben Rideout, Jr., and Others for a Rifle Company in the Town of Cumberland

Petition of Reuben Weeks and others for the pardon of James Classon

Petition of R.G.W. Dodge and others that the Light Infantry Company may be disbanded and a Rifle Company organized

Petition of Richard F. Newall and 70 Others for the Pardon of Frederick Bartlett of Lincoln

Petition of Richard Lewis and 85 Others, Inhabitants of China, for the Pardon of David L. Morse

Petition of Robert Cleaves for Admission of His Son, Daniel Cleaves, to the American Asylum in Hartford

Petition of Robert Cleaves that his son Daniel now at the Asylum for the Deaf & Dumb may receive further aid from the State

Petition of Robert C. Norcross for a Pardon from a Court Martial

Petition of Robert Goodenow and Others to be Organized Into a Rifle Company

Petition of Robert White and Others for the Organization of the Belfast Light Infantry Company

Petition of Rocksanne Osgood, for Aid for Elisha Osgood, a Deaf and Dumb Person

Petition of Roswell Emery and 44 Others for an Independent Company in Monroe To Be Denominated "the Monroe Guards"

Petition of Rufus Farnham and Others of Tallmage Township that the lands may be surveyed for the use of the schools

Petition of S.A. Kingsbery and Others for the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in China

Petition of S.A. Kingsbery and Others for the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in China

Petition of Sally Hardy for the Pardon of Her Husband, Hosea Hardy

Petition of Samuel B. Chase and Others for a Light Infantry Company in North Yarmouth

Petition of Samuel Blaisdell Jr. and Others to be Formed into a Company of Light Infantry in Franklin and Hancock

Petition of Samuel Brackett and others for the Pardon of James Lunt

Petition of Samuel Dennet and Co. for Remuneration from Expenses Incurred in Apprehending a Fugitive from Justice

Petition of Samuel Fessender and Others for the Pardon of Franklin H. Hussey

Petition of Samuel Gooch That an Investigation May Be Had Into the Conduct of the Sheriff and Attorney for Aroostook County

Petition of Samuel Griffin and 23 Others for a Light Infantry Company in the Town of Charlotte

Petition of Samuel Heath for a Pardon

Petition of Samuel Jordan, a Convict in the State Prison, for a Pardon

Petition of Samuel Morse for Support for His Daughter to Attend the American Asylum at Hartford

Petition of Samuel Morse of Fayette in Behalf of His Daughter, Emmy Ann Morse, to Admission to the American Asylum

Petition of Samuel Osgood for Elisha Osgood, Deaf and Dumb

Petition of Samuel Pray and Others for the Pardon of Simon Ricker

Petition of Samuel Preble and Other Citizens of Woolich for Organization of a Light Infantry Company

Petition of Samuel Prouty, a Convict in the State Prison, for a Pardon

Petition of Samuel Prouty for a Pardon

Petition of Samuel Searle for Compensation for His Services as Agent on the Canada Road

Petition of Samuel Stephenson and others for the Pardon of James Lunt

Petition of Samuel T. Dort and Others for the Penobscot Light Infantry Company

Petition of Samuel True and Others, Inhabitants of Bradford, for the Pardon of Daniel Clark Jr.

Petition of Samuel Wadsworth to Disband the Hiram Light Infantry Company

Petition of Samuel Whitehouse praying for the remission of a fine imposed on him by a Court Martial

Petition of Selectmen of Almond for Arms and Equipment for Militia

Petition of Selectmen of Gardiner for the Pardon of Benjamin Jones

Petition of Selectmen of Sanford & others for the pardon of Calvin Paul

Petition of Sewall L. Boulter for a pardon

Petition of Sewall L. Boulter for a pardon

Petition of Seward Garcelon and Others to be Organized into a Light Infantry Company

Petition of Seward Porter Regarding the State Lottery

Petition of Sidney Shetton and Others for an Independent Rifle Company in Durham

Petition of Silas and Isabel Harthorn for a Pardon to Henry R. Harthorne of Bangor

Petition of Simon Ricker for a Pardon

Petition of Solomon H. Mudge by His Attorney, F.O.J. Smith, Esq., Praying That the Opinion of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court May Be Obtained on Certain Questions

Petition of Solon S. Simons and Other for the Organization of a Company of Cavalry in Fairfield

Petition of Stephen Chase and 31 Others, Citizens of Waldo, for the Pardon of Nathan Farwell

Petition of Stephen Dyer and Others for a Light Infantry Company in Union

Petition of Stephen J. Claridge and Other for a Company of Artillery in the Town of Lubec

Petition of Stephen Jones Jr. and others for the pardon of Joshua Crommit

Petition of Stephen Mitchell and Others for an Alteration in the Limits of The Infantry Company in Lisbon

Petition of Stephen Raynes for a Pardon

Petition of Stuart Kimball and Others for the Pardon of Ira Allen

Petition of Sumner Pattee for a Pardon

Petition of Sundry Inhabitants of Atkinson to Have Gustavus T. Williams Restored to the Rights of a Citizen of This State

Petition of Sybil Adams and 134 Other Ladies of Unity for the Pardon of Nathan Farwell

Petition of the Adjutant General Regarding Disbanding a Company of Cavalry in the 4th Division, 2nd Brigade

Petition of the Citizens of Boothbay for the Pardon of Joseph Huff Jr.

Petition of the Citizens of Bowdoin for the Pardon of Levi Temple

Petition of the citizens of Palermo for the remission of Nathan Longfellow's fine and costs of persecution

Petition of the citizens of Palermo for the remission of Nathan Longfellow's fine and costs of persecution

Petition of the citizens of Palermo for the remission of Nathan Longfellow's fine and costs of persecution

Petition of the citizens of the town of Auburn, opposing the election of Benjamin Libby to the office of Lieut. of the "C" Company of Infantry in the 3rd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 6th Division

Petition of the Citizens of the Town of Freeport for the Organization of a Company in Said Town

Petition of the Citizens of the Town of Parkman for the Pardon of Daniel Robbins

Petition of the Citizens of Waldo County for the Pardon of Noah D. Sargent

Petition of the Citizens of Waldo County for the Pardon of Noah D. Sargent

Petition of the Citizens of Waldo County for the Pardon of Noah D. Sargent

Petition of the Clerk and Overseers of the State Prison for the pardon of Shubael Seeley

Petition of the Directors and Stockholders of the Belfast Bank for the Pardon of James T. Bickford

Petition of the Inhabitants of Bowdoinham for the Pardon of Rufus Sampson

Petition of the Inhabitants of Briston for the Pardon of David L. Morse

Petition of the Inhabitants of Brunswick for Jacob Doughty to Continue at the New England Institutue for the Blind

Petition of the Inhabitants of Castine for an Independent Company Called the Hancock Guards

Petition of the Inhabitants of Eastport for the Pardon of Alex McDougal

Petition of the Inhabitants of Edgecomb, Bristol, and Others,for the Pardon of William Williams

Petition of the Inhabitants of Edgecomb for the Pardon of William Williams

Petition of the Inhabitants of Farmington for the Organization of a Rifle Company in the First Regiment and Second Brigade

Petition of the Inhabitants of Hancock County for the Removal of David Winslow from the Office of Inspector of Beef and Pork

Petition of the Inhabitants of Harmony for the Pardon of Dr. Elisha Knowles

Petition of the Inhabitants of Kingfield for the Pardon of Amos Lander

Petition of the Inhabitants of Lincolnville and Searsmont for the Pardon of Arnold Wentworth of Searsmont

Petition of the Inhabitants of Linneus for the Pardon of James McGerry

Petition of the Inhabitants of Linneus for the Pardon of James McGerry

Petition of the Inhabitants of Montville and Vicinity for the Removal of Joseph Hall from the Office of Sheriff of Waldo

Petition of the Inhabitants of Newport for a Company of Independent Volunteers

Petition of the Inhabitants of New Portland for a Company of Light Infantry in New Portland and Vicinity

Petition of the Inhabitants of Northport for the Pardon of Dr. Elisha Knowles

Petition of the Inhabitants of Somerset County for the Organization of a Rifle Company in Lexington

Petition of the Inhabitants of the State of Maine for the Removal of David Winslow from the Office of Inspector of Beef and Pork

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Town of Alexander for the Pardon of John Gooch

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Town of Alna for the Organization of a Rifle Company

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Town of Chesterville for the Pardon of Joseph H. Rich

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Town of Chesterville for the Pardon of Joseph H. Rich

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Town of Chesterville for the Pardon of Joseph H. Rich

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Town of Enfield for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in China

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Town of Harrison for the Pardon of Lowell P. Chadbourne

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Town of Poland and Its Vicinity, in the County of Cumberland, for the Pardon of Joseph H. Rich

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Town of Poland, Minot, and Its Vicinity, in the County of Cumberland, for the Pardon of Joseph H. Rich

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Town of Prospect for the Company of Infantry To Be Set Off From the First Regiment First Brigade and Third Division and Annexed to the Second Regiment

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Town of Saco for the Pardon of John Patterson

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Town of Sanford for the Admission of Abigail, Phebe, and Sally Pirkins to the American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb

Petition of the Inhabitants of the Washington County for the Pardon of Alex McDougal

Petition of the Inhabitants of Vassalboro for an Independent Company, Called the Vassalboro Light Infantry

Petition of the Inhabitants of Waldoboro for the Pardon of Basil Latalya

Petition of the inhabitants of Washington and Jefferson for the pardon of Jonas Besse

Petition of the Inhabitants of Washington County for the Pardon of John Gooch

Petition of the Inhabitants of Wilton for the Pardon of Hosea Hardy

Petition of the Inhabitants of Windsor Against the Pardon of Solomon Bruce

Petition of the Inhabitants of Windsor for the Pardon of Solomon Bruce

Petition of the Inhabitants of York for the Pardon of Darius Lewis

Petition of the Inspectors of the State Prison for the Pardon of Lovell P. Chadbourne

Petition of the Inspectors of the State Prison for the Pardon of Tobias Wentworth

Petition of the Jurors for the Pardon of John Patterson

Petition of the members of the A Company of Light Infantry in the 1st Regiment 1st Brigade 8th Division, praying that they be disbanded

Petition of the Members of the First Light Infantry Company in the First Regiment Second Brigade and Seventh Division for the Disbanding of Said Company

Petition of the Members of the Legislature from Oxford County for the Removal of David Winslow from the Office of Inspector of Beef and Pork

Petition of the Members of the Legislature from Waldo County for the Removal of David Winslow from the Office of Inspector of Beef and Pork

Petition of the Ministers, Magestrates, and Grande Jurors of the Province of Nova Scotia for the Pardon of Alex McDougal

Petition of Theodor Ingalls for Osgood Bailey to be Sent to the American Asylum

Petition of the Officers of Phillips Artillery That Said Company Be Disbanded

Petition of the Officers of the 2nd Reg. 1st Brig. 3rd Div. for the New Organization of the Companies of Bangor

Petition of the officers of the 2nd Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 6th Division for the "B" Company of Infantry to be transferred to the 3rd Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 6th Division

Petition of the Officers of the Company of Infantry in Dansville for the Formation of a New Regiment

Petition of the officers of the D Company of Light Infantry in the 3rd Regiment 1st Brigade 5th Division that the request of the members of the Light Infantry Company in North Yarmouth be granted

Petition of the Officers of the Militia for the Formation of a New Regiment Attached to the 1st Brigade 4th Division

Petition of the Officers of the Militia in Calais for a Division of the Companies

Petition of the Officers of the Militia in Lisbon for the Formation of a New Regiment Attached to the 1st Brigade 4th Division

Petition of the Officers of the State Prison for the Pardon of Daniel Clark

Petition of the Officers of the State Prison for the Pardon of Elisha McCann

Petition of Theophilus Dame and Others for a Company of Cavalry

Petition of the Passamaquoddy Indians praying for an agent living nearer to said tribe than J. Farnsworth

Petition of the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians for aid to repair their church

Petition of the Penobscot Indians for compensation to be paid Governor and Lt. Governor $50 each annually

Petition of the President and Directors of the Canal Bank

Petition of the Relations of Joseph Sager for the Commutation of the Sentence of Joseph Sager from Death to Perpetual Imprisonment

Petition of the Residents of New Brunswick for the Pardon of David Holland

Petition of the Resodents of Bangor for the Commutation of the Sentence of Isaac Spencer

Petition of the Rifle Company in the 1st Regiment 1st Brigade 3rd Division to Be Disbanded

Petition of the Rumford Selectmen and Others for a Pardon of Daniel Richardson

Petition of the Selectmen of Bradford for Ruth Sterns and Chester Sterns to Continue at the American Asylum

Petition of the Selectmen of Brooks and 29 others for the Pardon of Eleazor Manter of Brooks, County of Waldo

Petition of the Selectmen of Gorham for Israel Harmon to Receive Aid to Send His Son to the American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb

Petition of the Selectmen of Hampden for the pardon of James T. Bickford

Petition of the Selectmen of Hartford in Oxford County, in behalf of Elisha Thomas, for aid from the State to attend the Hartford Asylum

Petition of the Selectmen of Jackson and Others for the Pardon of William Morton

Petition of the Selectmen of Jackson in Behalf William Jack, a Deaf and Dumb Person

Petition of the Selectmen of Jefferson and Others for the Pardon of John Plummer

Petition of the Selectmen of Levant for Orrin Moor to attend the Asylum for the Blind in Massachusetts

Petition of the Selectmen of Lubec That Nancy M. Joy May Be Placed Under the Patronage of the State at the American Asylum in Hartford

Petition of the Selectmen of New Gloucester for the admission of B. Rowe to the Asylum for the Deaf & Dumb at Hartford

Petition of the Selectmen of Nobleboro and the Selectmen of Jefferson and Others, for the Pardon of William Williams

Petition of the Selectmen of Oxford for Ester Lane Chipman to attend the American Asylum at Hartford

Petition of the Selectmen of Scarboro and Others for the Pardon of John Smith

Petition of the Selectmen of the Town of Strong, for the Pardon of John M. Dagget

Petition of the Selectmen of Vassalboro for James Sloot to attend the American Asylum at Hartford

Petition of the Selectmen of Washington and others for the pardon of Jonas Besse

Petition of the Selectmen of Wilton for the Pardon of James Huff

Petition of the Selectmen of Windsor for the Pardon of Jaaziel Harriman

Petition of the Selectmen, Town Clerk, and Town Treasurer of Alexander for the Pardon of John Gooch

Petition of the Thomaston Militia To Be Disbanded

Petition of the Traverse Jurors for the Commutation of the Sentence of Joseph Sager from Death to Perpetual Imprisonment

Petition of Thomas Bartlett and Others for a Grant of Land on the Allegash River

Petition of Thomas B. Marston and Others for an Artillery Company in Waterville

Petition of Thomas Carroll and others for the pardon of David Burnham

Petition of Thomas Davis and Others to be Organized into a Company of Light Infantry in Raymond

Petition of Thomas Dickey and others for the organization of the Avon Guards

Petition of Thomas Dunning and Others for a Company of Artillery in Levant

Petition of Thomas Francis in Behalf of Anne Curtis and Ebenezer Curtis, Deaf and Dumb Persons, for Aid

Petition of Thomas G. Lancaster for the Remission of Penalty Imposed by Military Court Martial

Petition of Thomas Hayden for a Pardon

Petition of Thomas H. Shaw and Others for a Pardon of Temple Joy of Bangor

Petition of Thomas Jackson that his son, Benjamin B. Jackson, may be made a beneficiary of the State at the American Asylum at Hartford

Petition of Thomas O'Brien for the Pardon of Robert Sullivan

Petition of Thoma Sockalexis and Others in Relation to the Education of the Penobscot Indians

Petition of Thomas P. Vose, Clerk and Commissary of the State Prison for an Increase in Salary

Petition of Thomas Sawyer Jr., Former Surveyor General, for payment

Petition of Thomas Sawyer, Surveyor General, for a Warrant in Favor of Henry W. Cunningham, Assistant Surveyor

Petition of Thomas W. Cunningham and Other for the Formation of a Company of Cavalry in Belmont

Petition of Tileston Snow to be Discharged from a Fine from a Court Martial

Petition of Timothy B. Grant and Others for the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Frankfort and Prospect

Petition of Timothy Shaw and Others for a Commutation of the Punishment of James Murphy

Petition of Tobias Wentworth for a Pardon

Petition of Tristan Dagget and others for a Light Infantry Company in Bingham

Petition of Ursuli Gould and others for the pardon of John E. Gould

Petition of Warren Ware and Others for the Organization of a Company of Riflemen in Orrington

Petition of Washington Hall for a Pardon

Petition of Washington Hall for a Pardon

Petition of William A. Boswell for a Pardon

Petition of William A. Hayes and Others for the Pardon of John Patterson

Petition of William Allard for Additional Compensation for Fulfilling a Contract for Stone Work at the Insane Hospital

Petition of William Anson for compensation for drafting plans and maps of the North Eastern Boundary

Petition of William Armstrong for a pardon

Petition of William B. Curtis for Assistance to Send His Daughter, Ann Curtis of Leeds, to the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb

Petition of William B. Curtis That His Son, Washington Curtis, Be Admitted to the American Asylum at Hartford

Petition of William B. Curtis That the Time for Which His Two Children Were Placed at the American Asylum Might Be Extended

Petition of William B. Curtis That Washington Curtis Be Replaced at the Hartford Asylum

Petition of William Briggs and Others for the Organization of a New Regiment

Petition of William Britt, a Convict in the State Prison, for a Pardon

Petition of William Burnum the 2nd and Others of Cherryfield to be Organized as the Narraguagus Guards, a Company of Artillery

Petition of William B. Winsor and Others for a Company in Naples

Petition of William Cates and Others for a Light Infantry in Thorndike and to Disband the Company in Said Town

Petition of William Chick, Praying for Admission to the Institute at Boston for the Blind

Petition of William Crawford for a Pardon

Petition of William Cutis and Others for The Pardon of Edward Tucker Jr.

Petition of William Deming and Others to Disband the Infantry Company in Calais

Petition of William Dennitt and Others for the Pardon of Thaddeus H.M. Weymouth

Petition of William Durgin and Others for the Division of "D" Company in Hiram

Petition of William Eddy in Behalf of Mary Lawrence

Petition of William E. Goodenow and others for the pardon of Joseph Woodman

Petition of William E. Morton and Others for the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Poland, Raymond and Oxford

Petition of William F. Nutt and Others for an Artillery Company in Troy

Petition of William French for a Pardon

Petition of William Goodenew and Others for the Pardon for Richard Relhan

Petition of William Hacket for Horatio N. Hacket, in Relation to the Resolve for the Assistance of the Deaf and Dumb

Petition of William Hutchins and Others for the Pardon of Gustavus T. Williams

Petition of William Jameson and Others to Organize an Infantry Company in Friendship

Petition of William M. Jordan and others for disbanding the C Company of Light Infantry in the 4th Regiment 1st Brigade 4th Division

Petition of William Morton for a Pardon

Petition of William Nye and 62 Others for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Temple

Petition of William Parker and Others for the Division of "D" Company in Hiram

Petition of William Pettingill for the Pardon of John Reeves

Petition of William P. Wingate and Others for a Pardon to Henry R. Harthorne of Bangor

Petition of William Reeves and Others for the Pardon of James Reeves

Petition of William R. Hersey and Others for the Organization of a Company of Artillery in Lincoln

Petition of William Stanley and others for the pardon of William Dyer

Petition of William Tilden and Others for a Division of the B Company in the 1st Regiment 2nd Brigade and 3rd Division

Petition of William True and Others for a Light Infantry Company in Freeman

Petition of William T. Sayward and others for the Pardon of Charles DeForest

Petition of William T. Smith Et Als for New Field Pieces for the Portland Artillery Company

Petition of William Ulmer and Others for a Company of Artillery in East Thomaston

Petition of William W. Lucas and Others for the C Company of Infantry in the 5th Regiment 1st Brigade 3rd Division to be Annexed to the 8th Division

Petition of Witt H. Mills for forming a new Regiment in the 2nd Brigade, 9th Division

Petition of Z.B. Brackett and others for the Pardon of James Lunt

Petition of Zelotes Downs and Others for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Albion

Petitions in Behalf of Ebenezer Burgess, Drusilla Blasdell, Lydia Blasdell, Julian Dodge, and Mary Linscot for Admission to the Institution for the Education of the Blind

Petitions of Dominicus Record and Samuel Brown That Olivia Jane Record May Be Placed at the Hartford Asylum

Petitions of Enoch Furbush for a Pardon

Petitions of the Inhabitants of Nobleboro and Newcastle for the Pardon of Dr. Moses Call

Petitions of the Selectment of Dixmont, Monroe, Plymouth, and Newburgh praying for the pardon of James T. Bickford

Petition to Alter the Lines of Companies and Organizing a New Company in the Towns of Kilmarnock and Lagrange

Petition to Disband a Company of Infantry in Embden

Petition to Disband a Company of Infantry in Madison

Petition to Disband a Company of Light Infantry in Augusta

Petition to Disbanding C Company of Cavalry in 1st Brigade, 2nd Division

Petition to Disband the A Company of Cavalry, 1st Brigade, 2nd Division

Petition to Disband the A Company of Infantry in Monroe and Organizing a Company of Riflemen

Petition to Disband the "A" Company of Light Infantry

Petition to Disband the A Company of Light Infantry in the 3rd Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 1st Division

Petition to Disband the "B" Company of Light Infantry

Petition to Disband the B Company of Riflemen in Dixmont

Petition to disband the "C" Company of Light Infantry in the 2nd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 3rd Division

Petition to Disband the D Company of Infantry, 3rd Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 8th Division

Petition to Form a Light Infantry Company in North Yarmouth

Petition to Form a Light Infantry in Thorndike and to Disband the Company in Said Town

Petition to Form a Rifle Company in Exeter

Petition to Raise a Company of Artillery in the Towns of Burnham, Unity, and Troy

Petition to Send Asa Goodwin to the American Asylum

Petition to Send Emmy Ann Morse to the American Asylum

Petition Zebulon Rowe Jr., and Wife, that Their Deaf and Dumb Children May Receive Instruction at the Expense of the State

Petititon of Captain Benjamin Sivett to Disband the M Company of Infantry in the 2nd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 3rd Division

Petiton of Gorham Davis and Others for a Bradford Light Infantry Company

Phenix INS.CO. of Brooklyn, N. Y - Skowhegan Maine Maps

Philip C. Johnson's Bill for Folding and Transporting Proclamations

Philip C. Johnson's Bill for Services in the Secretary of State's Office

Philip C. Johnson's Bill for Work in the Secretary of State's Office

Philip C. Johnson's Receipts for Clerks in the Secretary's Office

Philip C. Johnson's Vouchers for Purchase of Books for the Library

Plan of Argyle Arranged from Neal's, Leavett's, Irish's, and Alford's Plans Delineated by S.J. Bussell, C.E., James W. Sewall

Plant Ontology, The Amazonian Yachag and the Artist in Trance, Ana Fernandez Miranda-Texidor

Pleasant Street

Pleasant Street

Pliny D. Parsons' Affadavit for State v. Henry R. Harthorn

Points in the Case Against James Marr of Alna

Portage Lake Mill Workers, ca. 1912-1918

Portage Lake Mill Workers, ca. 1912-1918

Portland Daily Press: February 02,1883

Portland Daily Press: February 10,1883

Portland Daily Press: February 13,1883

Portland Daily Press: February 16,1883

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[Portland]. Plan of the Post Road from Colonel May's House to Nonsuch Bridge in Scarborough, Enoch Illsley and Joshua Rogers

Portland Post-Office Receipt for Newspapers and Letters and Box, Paid by Samuel Smith, Esq.

Portland Post-Office's Bill for the Secretary of State

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[Portland]. Survey of land conveyed by Jedediah Preble to Mr. Barbour

Portraits of Child Care: An Examination of Availability, Quality and Cost, Mary I. Collins

Postage File No. 1 from the Account of the Land Agent

Postland Post-Office Receipt for Postage, Paid by Samuel E. Smith

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Postland Post-Office Receipt for Postage, Paid by Samuel E. Smith

Postland Post-Office Receipt for Postage, Paid by S.G. Ladd

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Postmaster of Augusta William Woart's Bills for Postage of the State

Postmaster William Woart's bills for postage of several state officers

Power of Attorney for Rachel Long to Robert Long

Power of Attorney for Robert Long to W.A. Crocker

Present T/V State of Maine when named USNS Upshur

Preserving Commercial Fishing Access : A Study of Working Waterfronts in 25 Maine Communities, Elizabeth Sheehan and Hugh Cowperthwaite

Prestiss Mellon's Reuqest for a Warrant in Favor of Nicholas Gilman

Priest Murphy's Account of the Penobscot School for Indian Children

Printed Petitions for the Removal of David Winslow from the Office of Inspector of Beef and Pork

Proceedings of the Convention of Editor and Publishers, Relating to Prices for Publishing State and County Advertisements

Program for the One Hundred and Tenth Annual Meeting of the Congregational Conference and Missionary Society of Maine

Protest of Joseph A. Locke, Joseph A. Locke

Public Schools of Washington County

Pulpit Rock, Castine Harbor

Quarterly Report of the Inspectors of the State Prison

Quartzite conglomerate of Battie Quartzite, Henry N. Berry IV

Rachel & Ebenezer

Randall Fernald's certificate on the character of Andrew P. Lewis

Rangeley Region’s Economy: Current Situation and Future Outlook, Lloyd C. Irland

[Raymond]. A grant of land containing six miles and three quarters square granted by the great and general Court held at Boston ye 24th 1766 granted unto Capt. William Raymond and others..., Moses Banks

[Raymond]. A Plot of Raymond in the County of Cumberland, Nathaniel Winslow and Sumner Plummer

[Raymond]. Plan of land between Raymond and Standish

[Raymond]. This Plan Represents a Gore of Land Belonging to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the State of Maine, situated and lying between Raymon[d], and a gore of land formerly called Thompson Pond Plantation., George W. Coffin and Daniel Rose

R. B. Townsend greiving the loss of Capt. Plomer and thanking the Adjunct General for help with his pension, R B. Townsend

Readfield, Waterville, and Monmouth Gun House Bills

Reasons Offered by the Council for the Petitioners for the Committee of the Punishment of Joseph Sager

Receipt for Delivery of Books from Lilly Wait & Co. to Roscoe G. Greene

Receipt for Frederic Mellen for Copying Plans of the State House

Receipt for Money Paid on Loan to the Central Bank and Interest

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Receipt for the Pension of Francis Joseph

Receipt for the Pension of Francis Joseph, Governor of the Passamaquoddy Tribe

Receipt from George Pollard for Drums

Receipt from J. Bailey, Treasurer of Lincoln Law Library Association, for Duty Paid by John S. Abbot to Practice as an Attorney in the Court of Common Pleas

Receipt from Post Office of Portland

Receipt from P. Varnum and John P. Boyd, Managers of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal Lottery

Receipt from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for Flannel Match Rope, Laboratory Stores, and Transportation

Receipt from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for the Eastport Gun House

Receipt from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for the Norridgewock Gun House

Receipt from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for the Wiscasset Gun House

Receipt from the Account of Joseph Sewall, Late Adjutant General

Receipt from the Brunswick Post Office

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Receipt from Thomas Clark, Esq., Agent Appointed to Collect and Pay the Balances Due the State on Account of Fines, Forfeitures, and Bills of Costs

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Receipt of cash returned to the Treasury from Isaac Hodsdon, Adjutant General, out of money received for Military purposes

Receipt of the Return of the Election of Isaac Witham in the G. Company Infantry

Receipts and payments of Cash During the Year 1836, Showing Whom Received and To Whom Paid

Receipts for Registers, Reports, and Maps Purchased by Asaph R. Nichols, Secretary of State

Receipts for Services Looking for Trespass on Maine Lands

Receipts for the Appropriations to Mary Nicolan, Old Capt. Nicolan House, and Peol Poles

Receipts from James T. Hodge's Account of Cash Receieved of Charles T. Jackson, State Geologist

Receipts from Sheets No. 1-13 from the Account of the Land Agent for the Year 1837

Receipts from the 1835 Account of the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians with Jonas Farnsworth, Agent

Receipts from the 1842 Account of A. Redington, Acting Quarter Master General, for Powder & Laboratory Stores

Receipts from the 1842 Account of A. Redington, Acting Quarter Master General, for Purchase and Repairs of Musical Instruments

Receipts from the 1842 Account of A. Redington, Acting Quarter Master General, for Repairs of Artillery

Receipts from the 1842 Account of A. Redington, Acting Quarter Master General, for the Gunhouse in Thomaston

Receipts from the 1842 Account of A. Redington, Acting Quarter Master General, for the Portland and Bangor Arsenals

Receipts from the 1842 Account of A. Redington, Acting Quarter Master General, for Transportation

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for Erecting the East Machias Gun House

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for Gun Carriages

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for Musical Instruments

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for Musical Instruments

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for New Artillery

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for New Artillery

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for Repairing Gun Carriages

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for the Brunswick Gun House

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for the Danville Gun House

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for the Saint Albans Gun House

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for the Wiscasset Gun House

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for Transportation

Receipts from the Account of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for Transportation

Receipts from the Account of A.B. Thompson, Acting Quarter Master General, for Gun Carriages

Receipts from the Account of A.B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for Musical Instruments

Receipts from the Account of A.B. Thompson, Adjutant General, to Repair the Artillery

Receipts from the Account of A.B. Thompson, Adjutant General, with Winthrop Bird

Receipts from the Account of Alpheus Lyon, for the Committee to Purchase Furniture for the Insane Hopsital

Receipts from the Account of A.R. Nichols for Stationary

Receipts from the Account of A.R. Nichols for the Library

Receipts from the Account of Arvida Hayford, Agent of the Penobscot Indians

Receipts from the Account of Asaph P. Nichols, Secretary of State

Receipts from the Account of Asaph R. Nichols, Late Secretary of State

Receipts from the Account of Asaph R. Nichols, Secretary of State, for Stationary

Receipts from the Account of Asaph R. Nichols, Secretary of State, for the Purchase of a Library

Receipts from the Account of Asaph R. Nichols, Secretary of State, for the Purchase of Stationary and Other Incidental Expenses of the Office

Receipts from the Account of Asa Redington Jr., State Treasurer, for the Contingent Fund

Receipts from the Account of Asa Redington Jr., State Treasurer, for the Purchase and Laying Down Carpets in the State House

Receipts from the Account of Benjamin Waterhouse, for Services and Expenses in Making Surveys of Township No. 6 First Range North of Bingham's Kennebec Purchase

Receipts from the Account of Caleb Leavitt, Land Agent, for Surveying Township No. 4 in the 12 and 13 Ranges

Receipts from the Account of Cash Paid Out By W.C. Larrabee in Prosecuting the Geological Survey in Maine

Receipts from the Account of Charles Keene, Agent of the Insane Hospital, for 1838

Receipts from the Account of Charles T. Jackson for the Geological Survey of Maine

Receipts from the Account of Charles T. Jackson, Geologist for the State

Receipts from the Account of Charles T. Jackson, State Geologist, for 1837

Receipts from the Account of C.T. Jackson, for Services and Materials for the Geological Survey

Receipts from the Account of Dan Pineo, Agent to Repair Baring and Houlton Road

Receipts from the Account of David White, Agent for Repairing the Canada Road

Receipts from the Account of Ebenezer Pope with the Penobscot Tribe of Indians

Receipts from the Account of Edward Cobb with the Penobscot Tribe of Indians

Receipts from the Account of Edward Kent, Governor

Receipts from the Account of Edward Webster, Agent to Repair the Canada Road

Receipts from the Account of Edward Williams, Agent Appointed to Protect and Repair State Buildings

Receipts from the Account of Gilman Turner, Late Superintendant of Public Buildings, for January 1841

Receipts from the Account of Gilman Turner, Superintendent of Public Buildings

Receipts from the Account of Gilman Turner, Superintendent of Public Buildings

Receipts from the Account of Gilman Turner, Superintendent of Public Buildings

Receipts from the Account of G. White and P.C. Johnson, for expenses of Tomb and Monument on the Public Grounds

Receipts from the Account of G. White for Payment of Witnesses before a Committee of the Legislature in Relation to the Insane Hospital

Receipts from the Account of Henry Richardson, Agent of the Penobscot Indians, for 1840

Receipts from the Account of Henry Richardson for Paying the Treaty Annuity to the Penobscot Tribe

Receipts from the Account of Henry Richardson, Penobscot Indian Agent, for 1838

Receipts from the Account of Henry Richardson, Penobscot Indian Agent, for 1838

Receipts from the Account of Henry Richardson, Penobscot Indian Agent, for March through December 1837

Receipts from the Account of Henry Richardson, Penobscot Indian Agent, for November and December 1837

Receipts from the Account of Henry Winslow, Late Superintendent of the Insane Hospital

Receipts from the Account of Henry Winslow, Superintendent of the Insane Hospital

Receipts from the Account of Henry Winslow, Superintendent of the Insane Hospital

Receipts from the Account of Isaac S. Small, Surveyor General, for a Road fom The Aroostook Road to Madawaska

Receipts from the Account of Isaac S. Small, Surveyor General, for Surveying Upper Eastern Indian Township

Receipts from the Account of Israel Heald, Agent for the Baring and Houlton Road

Receipts from the Account of Israel Heald, Agent for the Baring and Houlton Road

Receipts from the Account of Jabez Bradbury, Late Agent of the Mattanawcook Road

Receipts from the Account of James W. Webster, Agent for Building a Gun House in the Town of Belfast

Receipts from the Account of Jeremiah Ellsworth to Repair the Canada Road

Receipts from the Account of J.H. Hartwell, Agent to Superintend Building the Insane Hospital, for April through December 1837

Receipts from the Account of J.H. Hartwell, Agent to Superintend Building the Insane Hospital, for January 1838

Receipts from the Account of Joel Bartlett for the Erection of a Gunhouse in Harmony

Receipts from the Account of John Brown, Superintendent of Public Building, for fuel, lights, furniture, and repairs from January 1841 to January 1842

Receipts from the Account of John Brown, Superintendent of Public Buildings

Receipts from the Account of John Reed, Superintendant of Public Buildings

Receipts from the Account of John Richards, Superintendent of Public Buildings

Receipts from the Account of John Richards, Superintendent of Public Buildings

Receipts from the Account of John Williams, Brigadier General for a Draft in the 3rd Division

Receipts from the Account of Jonas Farnsworth, Agent for the Passamaquoddy Indians, for the Years 1834 and 1835

Receipts from the Account of Jonas Farnsworth, Agent of the Passamaquoddy Indians, for 1838

Receipts from the Account of Jonas Farnsworth, Passamaquoddy Indian Agent

Receipts from the Account of Jonas Farnsworth, Passamaquoddy Indian Agent

Receipts from the Account of Joseph C. Small, for Supplies for Surveying Township No. 4 in the Fifth Range West From the East Line of the State

Receipts from the Account of Joseph Kelsey, Late Penobscot Indian Agent

Receipts from the Account of Joseph Kelsey, Penobscot Indian Agent, Relating to the Indian Fund of 1836

Receipts from the Account of Joseph Sewall, Late Adjutant General, for June and December of 1834

Receipts from the Account of Joseph Sewall, Late Adjutant General, for May and August of 1834

Receipts from the Account of Joseph Spaulding, Agent for repairs on the Canada Road

Receipts from the Account of Joshua Tolford, Keeper of the Public Property at Portland

Receipts from the Account of Joshua Tolford, Keeper of the Public Property at the State Arsenal

Receipts from the Account of Joshua Tolford, Keeper of the Public Property at the State Arsenal

Receipts from the Account of J.T. Hodge, for Services and Materials for the Geological Survey

Receipts from the Account of Mark Trafton, Agent for the Penobscot Tribe

Receipts from the Account of Mark Trafton, Penobscot Indian Agent

Receipts from the Account of Mark Trafton, Penobscot Indian Agent

Receipts from the Account of Nathan C. Fletcherfor Purchases Made for the Insane Hopsital

Receipts from the Account of Noah Barker, for Labor and Supplies in Surveying Township No. 2 Indian Purchase

Receipts from the Account of Noah Barker for Surveying in 1840

Receipts from the Account of Philip C. Johnson, the Late Secretary of State, Expenditure of Funds for Contingent Expenses of State

Receipts from the Account of P.H. Rice, Agent to Superintend the repair of the State road from Wilson to Moose Head Lake Piscataquis County

Receipts from the Account of Reuel Williams, Agent for the Insane Hospital

Receipts from the Account of Reuel Williams, Agent to Superintend the Construction of the Insane Hospital

Receipts from the Account of Richmond Loring, Agent to Repair the Road from H.G.O. Barrows in Wilson to Moosehead Lake

Receipts from the Account of Robert P. Dunlap, Governor, for the Geological Survey

Receipts from the Account of Roscoe G. Greene, Secretary of State

Receipts from the Account of Roscoe G. Greene, Secretary of State, for Contingent Expenses

Receipts from the Account of Samuel F. Hussey, Penobscot Indian Agent

Receipts from the Account of Samuel L. Stephenson for the Geological Survey of Maine

Receipts from the Account of Samuel P. Benson, Secretary of State

Receipts from the Account of Samuel P. Benson, Secretary of State

Receipts from the Account of Samuel P. Benson, Secretary of State, for stationary for 1841

Receipts from the Account of Sewall Prescott, Agent to Repair the Canada Road

Receipts from the Account of Silas Barnard, Agent to Superintend the Making of a Road in Argyle Plantation

Receipts from the Account of S.P. Benson, Late Secretary of State, for Contingent Expenses of 1841

Receipts from the Account of Sylvanus Leland, Agent of the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians and Conferring Certain Powers on Said Agent

Receipts from the Account of the Estate of D. Rose, Late Land Agent

Receipts from the Account of Thomas Sawyer, for Surveying Township D in the Second Range

Receipts from the Account of Thomas Sawyer Jr., Surveyor General, for 1840

Receipts from the Account of Uriah Holt, for Expenses in Surveying and Exploring Township No. 3 in the 4th Range

Receipts from the Account of Ward Wittam, Keeper of the Arsenal at Bangor

Receipts from the Account of Washington Woodward, for Expenses in Arresting James Hall, a Fugitive from Justice

Receipts from the Account of W.C. Larrabee, for Services and Materials for the Geological Survey

Receipts from the Account of William Dollard Jr., Agent of the Mars Hill Road

Receipts from the Account of William Wilson for Repairing the Maine Military Road

Receipts from the Account of William Woart Jr., Augusta Postmaster

Receipts from the Account of William Woart Jr., Postmaster of Augusta, for Postage

Receipts from the Account of Witham, Keeper of Arsenal at Bangor for the Erection of a Magazine, Shed, and Fence

Receipts from the Account of Zebulon Bradley, for Labor and Supplies in Surveying Islands in Penobscot River

Receipts from the Accounts of Abner B. Thompson, Late Adjutant General and Acting Quartermaster General

Receipts from the Accounts of Rufus C. Vose, Adjutant General

Receipts from the Penobscot Indian Fund Account with Henry Richardson for 1841

Receipts from the Penobscot Indian Fund in Account with Henry Richardson

Receipts from the Penobscot Tribe of Indians Account with Mark Trafton, Agent, for 1834

Receipts from the Second Account of Ebenezer Pope with the Penobscot Tribe of Indians

Receipts from the Treasurer of Maine for Sale of Public Lands in 1832

Receipts from William Woart Jr., Postmaster of Augusta, for Postage

Receipts of Articles Used on Public Lands in Massachusetts and Maine

Receipts of Asa Redington, Jr., Treasurer, for Sale of Public Lands by John Hodgdon, Land Agent

Receipts of Principal and Interest for Various Banks

Receipts of the Men Employed to Help Lay Out the Road to Houlton

Receipts of William Woart Jr., Postmaster of Augusta

Recommendation for the appointment of Ensign in the "E" Company of Infantry in Scarboro

Recommendation from John O'Brien, Warden, for the Pardon of Harvey Robbins, Jr.

Recommendation from the Selectmen of Appleton for the Pardon of Harvey Robbins, Jr.

Recommendation of Charles Morse and Others for the Pardon of David Holland of Wilton

Recommendation of Joshua Brackett, a Deaf and Dumb Person, for Aid

Recommendation of Warren Burr of Argyle to be Appointed Agent to Make a Road from Orono to Howland

Recompence to Eldad Stubbs, Prosecutor, in State v. Baughan at the Court of Common Pleas in Lincoln County, December Term 1830

Reconnaissance bedrock geology of the Wayne quadrangle, Maine, Alison S. Lathrop

Record of the Conviction of Doctor Frederick Bartlett

Record of the proceedings had at the town of Auburn on the 24th day of August 1842, for the Choice of Officers, to fill vacancies in the Third Regiment, First Brigade, Sixth Division

[Reenlistment] of Alden Bradford fifteenth Senatorial District

Register of the Council, 1880

Remonstrance Against the Acceptance of the Resignation of Horatio G. Balch as Washington County Sheriff

Remonstrance against the election of Foster Wentworth as Ensign of the Sixth Division

Remonstrance Against the Formation of a Company of Cavalry in Belmont

Remonstrance Against the Organization of a New Company in Biddeford

Remonstrance Against the Petition to Disband the Greene Light Infantry Company

Remonstrance of A.K. Walker and Others Against the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Frankfort and Hampden

Remonstrance of A. McKenney and others against the Petition of E.S. Woodbury and others

Remonstrance of Capt. Alden Sprague Against Granting a Company of Light Infantry in Georgetown

Remonstrance of Capt. George Bassett and Others Against the Petition of Ephraim Currier and Others for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Corinna

Remonstrance of Capt. Walker and Others Against the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Frankfort and Hampden

Remonstrance of CO.P. Bayley Against Granting an Artillery Company in Troy

Remonstrance of George W. Cummings against the formation of a new Regiment in the 2nd Brigade 9th Division

Remonstrance of Gov. Attean and Others Against All Innovations Upon Elections of Governors and of the Penobscot Tribe of Indians

Remonstrance of Henry S. Thompson and Others Against the "Limington Guards"

Remonstrance of James W. Webster and others against the division of the 3rd Division

Remonstrance of Jesse Smart Haines and Others Against a New Company in Burnham and Troy

Remonstrance of J. Merrill Against Dividing the 3rd Division

Remonstrance of John Anderson Against the Effort to Remove David Winslow from the Office of Inspector of Beef and Pork

Remonstrance of John M. Foss and others against the election of Joseph Merrill as Ensign of the "E" Company of Infantry in Scarboro

Remonstrance of Lt. John Will the 2nd and Ensign John Bates Against the Organization of an Artillery Company in Avon

Remonstrance of Moses Varney Regarding the Brooks Light Infantry Comapny

Remonstrance of Samuel Gibson and Others Against the Pardon of Edmund Higgins

Remonstrance of the Inhabitants of Brewer against the division of the Militia of said town

Remonstrance of the Selectmen of Amity to rescind the Order of Council of October 20th, 1841

Remonstrance of Thomas McLelland and Others Against the Effort to Remove David Winslow from the Office of Inspector of Beef and Pork

Remonstrance of William Averill and others against the Pardon of Isaac Spencer

Remostrance of Members of the Penobscot Tribe Against Peol Tomer Representing the Penobscot Tribe in the Legislature

Remostrance of Peol Sockbasin and Peol Poles Against Peol Tomer Representing the Penobscot Tribe in the Legislature

Removed Closeness: A Phenomenological Inquiry into the Black Tap Dancing body Across Geographies, Space, and Time, Truly A. Austin

Rental Register : 1944-1946; Congress Realty Co. - Proprietors of Portland Pier

Replevin Bond for Stephen E. Phipps, 1853, Almon S. Richards

Report 100: Report on the Account of Holden and Appleton

Report 100: Report on the Communication of Jabez Mowry and Others Regarding Baring to Houlton Road

Report 100: Warrant in Favor of Israel Heald, Agent of the Baring and Houlton Road

Report 100: Warrant in Favor of The New England Institutue for The Education of the Blind

Report 100: Warrants in Favor of Alpheus Lyon for Going to Houlton and Monticello to Investigate the Sheriff and Attorney for Aroostook County

Report 101: Appointment of William B. Sewall to Take an Inventory of Property in the Secretary of State's Office

Report 101: Report on the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Fayette

Report 101: Report on the Return of Daniel Goodenow, Late Attorney General

Report 101: Warrant in Favor of Jonas Dyer for Interest on His Loan to the State

Report 101: Warrants for the Secretary of State's Clerks

Report 102: Communication from Solomon Parsons and Others in Relation to Granite to be Used for the Public Buildings

Report 102: Report in Favor of Franklin H. Hussey for a Pardon

Report 102: Report - Warrant in Favor of G.S. Carpenter

Report 102: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Cony for Interest on His Loan to the State for Constructing Public Buildings

Report 102: Warrants in Favor of The Secretary of State's Clerks

Report 103: Report on the Petition of David Hunter the 2nd, of Clinton, for His Daughter to be Sent to the American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb

Report 103: Report on the Warrants in Favor of the Several Chaplains to the House and Senate

Report 103: Report - Warrant in Favor of Sanford Kingsbury and James White

Report 103: Warrant in Favor of Washington Woodward for Expenses in Arresting James Hall, a Fugitive from Justice

Report 103: Warrants in Favor of The Secretary of State's Clerks

Report 104: Report on the Petition of A.B. Caswell and Mauley Eames for Thaddeus Greenwood to be Placed at the American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, Refering to the Next Council

Report 104: Report on the Petition of David Plumer and Others for a Company of Light Infantry in Scarborough

Report 104: Report on the Warrant in Favor of A. Redington, Adjutant General

Report 104: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Joshua Tolford for Safe Keeping the Public Property at the State Arsenal

Report 104: Warrants for Salaries

Report 105: Report on the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind

Report 105: Report on the Warrant in Favor of John Brown, Librarian

Report 105: Report on the Warrant in Favor of the Secretary of State for the Purchase of Stationary, Etc.

Report 105: Report Relating to the Commutation of the Sentence of Joseph Sager and Fixing the Time for His Execution

Report 105: Warrant in Favor of John H. Hartwell, Agent for the Construction of the Insane Hospital

Report 106: Report on a Petition of Seward Porter Regarding the State Lottery

Report 106: Report - Warrant in Favor of Arvida Hayford Jr., Agent of the Penobscot Indians

Report 106: Warrant in Favor of Philip C. Johnson, Secretary of State, for the Purchase of Stationery

Report 106: Warrant in Favor of the Executors of the Late Land Agent

Report 107: Report on the Bond of Arvida Hayford, Agent of the Penobscot Indians

Report 107: Report on the Bonds of Stephen Webb Jr. and Mishack Humphrey, Late Cumberland County Commissioners

Report 107: Report on the Warrant in Favor of James Irish, Land Agent

Report 107: Warrant for the Payroll of the Board of Internal Improvement, 1st Session

Report 107: Warrant in Favor of Philip C. Johnson, Secretary of State, for the Purchase of Stationery

Report 108: Appointment of James Crosby, Bangor & Asa Davis, Old Town, Commissioners of the Penobscot Boom

Report 108: Report on the Bond of John McKeen and Others, Cumberland County Commissioners

Report 108: Report on the Return of Votes for Senators

Report 108: Report on the Various Petitions for Aid in the Education of the Deaf and Dumb

Report 108: Warrant in Favor of Philip C. Johnson, Secretary of State

Report 109: Report on the Bond of Isaac Hodsdon, Clerk of the Judicial Courts in Penobscot County

Report 109: Report on the Payroll of the Council

Report 109: Report on Votes for Representative to Congress

Report 109: Report - Warrant in Favor of Joe Porus, Joe Socabeson, Peol Newell

Report 109: Warrant in Favor of Philip C. Johnson, Secretary of State

Report 10: Report on the Account of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer

Report 10: Report on the Petition of Alvin Piper and Others, members of a Company of Riflemen in Favor of Disbanding Said Company

Report 10: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Charles Rice, Esq., Penobscot County Treasurer

Report 10: Report - Warrants in Favor of James McKeen, William R. Keith, Iddo Kimball, Elisha Snow, Isaac Hodsdon, and John Brown

Report 10: Warrant in Favor of George S. Smith, Treasurer of Washington County

Report 10: Warrant in Favor of John O'Brien, Warden of the State Prison

Report 110: Report on a Pardon of James Dunlap of Windsor

Report 110: Report on the Petition for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Pownal

Report 110: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Day and Fraser for Printing

Report 110: Report - Warrant in Favor of Edmund Currier, Treasurer of York County

Report 110: Warrant in Favor of Philip C. Johnson, Secretary of State, for Clerk Hire

Report 111: Report on the Account of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer

Report 111: Report on the Returns of Votes for Representative to Congress in York District

Report 111: Report on the Warrant in Favor of George Littlefield for Loss of a Horse While on Military Duty

Report 111: Report - Warrant in Favor of William R. Smith & Company

Report 111: Warrant in Favor of Bowen C. Greene, for Services in the Office of the Secretary of State

Report 112: Report on the Petition of Isaac Rhines for the Pardon of George S. Rhines

Report 112: Report on the Petition of Thomas G. Lancaster of Hancock for the Remission of Penalty Imposed on Him by a Court Martial

Report 112: Report - Warrant in Favor of Joseph Burton & Samuel Wood Jr.

Report 112: Warrant for the Salaries of the Subordinate Officers of the State Prison

Report 112: Warrant in Favor of Samuel L. Harris, for Services in the Office of the Secretary of State

Report 113: Report on the Resolve and Account of Thomas Sawyer Jr.

Report 113: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Erastus Foote, Attorney General for Prosecuting Trespass on Public Land

Report 113: Warrant in Favor of Calvin Blake, Treasurer of the East Somerset Agricultural Society

Report 113: Warrant in Favor of Joseph Warren as Assistant Librarian

Report 113: Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, State Treasurer, to Defray Expenses of Blind Pupils at the New England Institute

Report 114: Report of the Committee on Pardons on the Petitions of William A. Hayes and Several Others for the Pardon of John Patterson

Report 114: Report on the Warrants in Favor of the Engrossing Clerks

Report 114: Report on the Warrants in Favor of the Engrossing Clerks, Not Accepted

Report 114: Report - Warrant in Favor of Gilman Turner, Superintendent of Public Buildings

Report 114: Warrant in Favor of Francis B. Morgan, Treasurer of Hancock County

Report 114: Warrant in Favor of H.L. Nichols for Labor in the State Library

Report 115: Report on the Papers Relating to the State Prison

Report 115: Report on the Remission of Sentence of a Court Martial of John Hanson of Penobscot

Report 115: Report - Warrant in Favor of Gilman Turner, Superintendent of Public Buildings

Report 115: Warrant in Favor of Paul L. Chandler for Services as Clerk in the Secretary of State's Office

Report 115: Warrant in Favor of William Woart, Jr., Kennebec County Treasurer

Report 116.75: Council Adjournment

Report 116: Report on the Warrant for the Purchases of Books for the Legislature

Report 116: Report: Warrant in Favor of James Tilton, Treasurer of the Penobscot Agricultural Society

Report 116: Warrant in Favor of James G.L. Foster for Services as Clerk in the Secretary of State's Office

Report 116: Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer

Report 116: Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer

Report 117: Report in Favor of the Commission to Revise the Laws

Report 117: Report on the Warrants for Salaries

Report 117: Report Relating to the Transfer of Property in the Adjutant General's Office and Receipts of Joseph Sewall and A.B. Thompson

Report 117: Report - Warrant in Favor of the Officers of the Governor

Report 117: Warrant in Favor of William T. Vaughan, Treasurer of the Cumberland County Agricultural Society

Report 118: Report in Favor of Aaron Capen for Arresting Ira Batchelder, a Fugitive from Justice

Report 118: Report on the Accounts of Silas Barnard, Agent to Superintend the Making of a Road in Argyle Plantation

Report 118: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William Tozier for a Pension

Report 118: Report - Warrant in Favor of Benjamin Chadbourne &Alexander G. Turner

Report 118: Warrant in Favor of John Richards, Superintendant of Public Buildings

Report 119: Report in Favor of Stephen M. Richards for Informing on and Prosecuting David Holland for Possession of Counterfeit Coin

Report 119: Report on the Accounts of the Adjutant General

Report 119: Report on the Bond of Nehemiah Peirce, Agent for Making the Mattanawcook Road

Report 119: Report - Warrant in Favor of John Kilby, Treasurer of the Washington Agricultural Society

Report 119: Warrant in Favor of James B. Cahoon, State Treasurer, for Interest on the Public Debt

Report 11: Report on the Account of John H. Hartwell, Agent to Superintend Building the Insane Hospital

Report 11: Report on the Bonds of A.R. Nichols and Levi Bradley

Report 11: Report on the Petition of Nicholas Hearne and Others

Report 11: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Alanson Mellen, Treasurer of Oxford County

Report 11: Warrant in Favor of Peol Sockbasin Neptune, as Agent of the Penobscot Tribe

Report 11: Warrant in Favor of Zebulon Bradley, Agent Appointed to Investigate the Doings of Jonas Farnsworth, Passamaquoddy Indian Agent

Report 120: Report in Favor of Henry Winslow, Superintendent of the Insane Hospital

Report 120: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William M. Boyd, Esq., Treasurer of Lincoln County

Report 120: Report - Warrant in Favor of Ann J. Parsons

Report 120: Warrant in Favor of Joshua Tolford, Keeper of the Public Property at the State Arsenal

Report 120: Warrant in Favor of Parker Boies, in Trust for the Family of Bartholomew Bois

Report 121: Report in Relation to the Blind

Report 121: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nehemiah Pierce, Agent for Making the Mattanawcook Road

Report 121: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Williams for His Salary as Commissioner of the Treasury

Report 121: Warrant in Favor of William R. Smith and Company for State Printing

Report 121: Warrants for Salaries

Report 122: Report in Favor of the Deaf and Dumb

Report 122: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William King, Esq., Commissioner of Public Buildings

Report 122: Warrant in Favor of Glazier, Masters, and Smith Company for the Reports of the Judicial Courts

Report 122: Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris

Report 122: Warrant in Favor of The Secretary of State's Clerks

Report 123: Order that William King, Commissioner of Public Buildings, Report Expenditures to the Next Council

Report 123: Report - Warrant for William S. Greene

Report 123: Warrant for the Payroll of the House of Representatives

Report 123: Warrant in Favor of James B. Cahon, State Treasurer for His Salary

Report 123: Warrant in Favor of Roscoe G. Greene, Secretary of State, for Contingent Explenses

Report 124: Report on the Roll of Accounts Number 21

Report 124: Report on the Warrant in Favor of the Maine Wesleyan Seminary

Report 124: Report - Warrant in Favor of Daniel Williams

Report 124: Warrant in Favor of Henry Johnson, Augusta Jailkeeper

Report 124: Warrant in Favor of the Clerks of in the Office of the Secretary of State

Report 125: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Timothy Boutelle, Esq., Treasurer of Waterville College

Report 125: Report Relating to the Bond of Joshua Gould, Esq., Clerk of the Courts for Somerset County

Report 125: Report - Warrant in Favor of Hannah Simmonds

Report 125: Warrant for the Payroll of the Senate

Report 125: Warrant in Favor of William Woart Jr., Postmaster of Augusta, for Postage

Report 126: Report on the Settlement of Accounts of Roscoe G. Greene, Secretary of State

Report 126: Report on the Warrants for Interest on Loan

Report 126: Report - Warrant in Favor of William Anson

Report 126: Warrant for the Payroll of the Senate

Report 126: Warrant in Favor of James B. Cahon, State Treasurer, for the Public Debt

Report 127: Report on the Settlement of Accounts of John Hodgdon, Land Agent

Report 127: Report on the Warrant for Interest on Loan from William Chadwick

Report 127: Report Relative to the Survey of the Public Lands

Report 127: Report - Warrant in Favor of P.C. Johnson

Report 127: Warrant in Favor of Benjamin C. Meguire and Benjamin Partridge, Night Watchmen for the Public Buildings

Report 128: Report in Favor of A.B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for Alteration and Repair of Artillery

Report 128: Report on the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Lewiston

Report 128: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Joshua Gage, Esq., Treasurer of Kennebec County

Report 128: Report - Warrant in Favor of James White, Treasurer of State

Report 128: Warrant in Favor of Reuel Williams, Commissioner of Public Buildings

Report 129: Report for a Company of Light Infantry in Cornville

Report 129: Report in Favor of A.B. Thompson, Adjutant and Acting Quartermaster General, for Musical Instruments and Colors

Report 129: Report on the Return of the Banks for June 1829

Report 129: Report - Warrant in Favor of James White, Treasurer of State

Report 129: Warrant in Favor of Joseph Chandler, Postmaster of Augusta

Report 12: Report on Petition of William S. Stanley and Others in Relation to the Pardon of William Dyer

Report 12: Report on the Account of Daniel Rose, Late Land Agent

Report 12: Report on the Bond of William H. Barill

Report 12: Report on the Petition of Governor Attean and Others for an Appropriation for Support of a Priest and Schools in the Penobscot Tribe

Report 12: Warrant in Favor of Joe Socabison for Expenses Attending the Legislature

Report 12: Warrant in Favor of Thomas Nickerson, Kennebec County Jail Keeper

Report 130: Report in Favor of A.B. Thompson, Adjutant and Acting Quartermaster General, for a Gunhouse in Orland

Report 130: Report on the Organization of a Company of Cavalry in Plymouth

Report 130: Report - Warrant in Favor of James White, Treasurer of State

Report 130: Warrant on the Payroll of the Council

Report 131: Report - Appointment of William Newcomb

Report 131: Report in Favor of A.B. Thompson, Adjutant and Acting Quartermaster General, for a Gunhouse in Limerick

Report 131: Report on the Organization of a Rifle Company in Exeter

Report 131: Report on the Warrant in Favor of the Warden of the State Prison

Report 131: Warrant in Favor of John Reed, Superintendant of Public Buildings

Report 132: Report in Favor of A.B. Thompson, Adjutant and Acting Quartermaster General, for Transportation and Laboratory Stores

Report 132: Report on the Organization of Light Infantry in Sedgwick

Report 132: Report on the Warrant in Favor of the Gardiner Lyceum

Report 132: Report - Warrant in Favor of Arvida Hayford, Agent of the Penobscot Indians

Report 132: Warrant in Favor of Joseph Sewall, Late Adjutant General

Report 133: Report in Favor of A.B. Thompson, Adjutant and Acting Quartermaster General, for Repair and Construction of Gunhouses

Report 133: Report on the Warrant in Favor of the President and Directors of the Canal Bank

Report 133: Report Relative to the Model of Conveyance of Those Engaged in the Geological Survey

Report 133: Report - Warrant in Favor of Joseph Lahno & Sabattus Neptune

Report 133: Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, Esq., Treasurer of Cumberland County

Report 134: Report on the Bond of A. Caswell, Clerk of the Judicial Courts for Franklin County

Report 134: Report on the Return of Votes for Members of Congress for Hancock and Washington District

Report 134: Report Relative to the Votes for Establishing Franklin County

Report 134: Warrant in Favor of Alanson Mellen, Treasurer of Oxford County

Report 134: Warrant in Favor of John Smith, Treasurer of Readfield, for Rations and Powder to Soldiers for the Year of 1839

Report 135: Report - Appointment of an Agent of the Houlton and Baring Road

Report 135: Report on a Warrant in Favor of Columbus Dunn, for an Animal Bounty, Agreeable to a Resolve Passed on March 18th, 1840

Report 135: Report on the Bond of Charles Keene, Agent to Build the Insane Hospital

Report 135: Report on the Organization of A Company of Infantry in the Town of Stow

Report 135: Report on the Return of Votes for Members of Congress for Kennebec District

Report 136: Report - Appointment of an Agent of the Canada Road

Report 136: Report on a Warrant in Favor of Barlow Dyer, for Wheat Bounty in Amity, Agreeable to a Resolve Passed on March 18th, 1840

Report 136: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Henry Smith, Esq., Treasurer of the County of York

Report 136: Report Relative to the Manner of Numbering Milita Companies

Report 136: Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer

Report 137: Report on a Warrant in Favor of Emerline Maddocks Due to Injuries to Her Late Husband Who was Active in the Organization of Madawasica

Report 137: Report on the Bond of Joseph A. Dean, Clerk of the Judicial Courts for The County of Hancock

Report 137: Report on the Bond of The Penobscot County Commissioners

Report 137: Report - Warrant in Favor of J.B. Libbey

Report 138: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Jeremiah Smith for Interring the Remains of Charles Waterhouse, Late Clerk of the House of Representatives

Report 138: Report - Warrant in Favor of Samuel L. Harris, William B. Hartwell, E.D. Hoskins, J.G. Sawyer, S.R. Thurston

Report 138: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Pike, Treasurer of Kennebec County

Report 138: Warrant in Favor of Henry Richardson, Penobscot Indian Agent

Report 139: Report in Relation to Public Buildings

Report 139: Report on a Warrant in Favor of John A. Dill, Agreeable to a Resolve Passed on March 11th, 1840

Report 139: Report - Warrant in Favor of P.C. Johnson, Secretary of State

Report 139: Warrant in Favor of Edward Kent for the Continuation of the Geological Survey

Report 139: Warrant in Favor of Heman Nye for a Pension

Report 13: Report in Favor of Richmond Loring, Agent to Repair the Road from H.G.O. Barrows in Wilson to Moosehead Lake

Report 13: Report on a Pardon for Nathan Vining

Report 13: Report on the Bond of George W. Brown

Report 13: Report Relative to the Land Agent

Report 13: Warrant in Favor of Joseph McKeen, Treasurer of Bowdoin College for the Medical School

Report 13: Warrants in Favor of John Neptune and Peol Tomah, as Agents of the Penobscot Tribe

Report 140: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Asa Bailey for Board and Key Fee of Several Convicts on Their Way to the State Prison

Report 140: Report on the Warrants in Favor of the Cumberland Bank and Merchants Bank for Loans and Interest

Report 140: Report - Warrant in Favor of James White, Treasurer of State

Report 140: Warrant in Favor of Elijah L. Hamlin, Board of Internal Improvements, Toward Exploring and Surveying Aroostook River

Report 140: Warrant in Favor of John Francis and Sebattis Neptune

Report 141: Report on the Bond of the Washington County Commissioners

Report 141: Report on the Petition of Jeremiah Swan and Others for Alteration in Companies

Report 141: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Deacon Sockbasen and Joseph Lolah Solme for Expenses at the Seat of Government as Agents for the Passamaquoddy Indian Tribe

Report 141: Report - Warrant in Favor of James White, Treasurer

Report 141: Warrant in Favor of Timothy Hall Jr. for a Pension

Report 142: Report in Relation to the Blind

Report 142: Report on the Communication of Samuel Moore in Relation to Disbanding a Company of Cavalry

Report 142: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Daniel Stone, Esq., Treasurer of Kennebec County

Report 142: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Ebenezer Jones, Agreeable to a Resolve Passed on March Eleventh, 1840

Report 142: Report - Warrant in Favor of James White, Treasurer

Report 142: Warrant in Favor of George Santelle, Pensioner,

Report 143: Report on the Petition of Charles M. Jones and Others to be Assigned to the South Company in Paris

Report 143: Report on The Warrant in Favor of John Morrill, Agreeable to a Resolve Passes on March 16th, 1840

Report 143: Report - Warrant in Favor of James White, Treasurer of State, for Payment of Sundry Persons

Report 143: Warrant in Favor of George S. Smith, Treasurer of Washington County

Report 143: Warrant in Favor of John H. Hartwell, Agent to Build the Insane Hospital

Report 144: Report on the Communication of Capt. Daniel Crocker Requesting New Enlisting Orders for His Company

Report 144: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Roscoe G. Greene, Secretary of State, for Publishing Vol. 3 or the Public Laws

Report 144: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Samuel Holden, Agreeable to a Resolve Passed on March 16th, 1840

Report 144: Report - Warrant in Favor of William Hern

Report 144: Warrant in Favor of Charles Keene, Agent to Build the Insane Hospital

Report 144: Warrant in Favor of Joseph Philbrick, Treasurer of Somerset County

Report 145: Report on the Account of Peter Goulding, Agent for the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians

Report 145: Report on the Petition of the Selectmen of Scarboro and Others for the Pardon of John Smith

Report 145: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Wilmet W. Walker, Agreeable to a Resolve Passed on March 16th, 1840

Report 145: Report - Warrant in Favor of E. Atkins

Report 145: Warrant in Favor of Benjamin C. Atwood, for Building a Bridge Over Moose River

Report 145: Warrant in Favor of George Brooks for His Pension

Report 146: Report on a Pardon of Gustavis S. Williams

Report 146: Report on the Petitions for Pardons

Report 146: Report on the Petitions of Jesse Smart and Others for a Division of the Militia Companies in Burnham and Troy

Report 146: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Ebenezer Otis, Agreeable to a Resolve Passed on March 16th, 1840

Report 146: Report - Warrant in Favor of the Town of Penobscot

Report 146: Warrant for the Payroll of the Executive Council

Report 147: Report on the Bond of the Kennebec County Commissioners

Report 147: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Elisha Hilton, Agreeable to a Resolve Passed on March 16th, 1840

Report 147: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Isaac Smith, Esq., Agent for the Road Leading Through the Notch of the White Hills

Report 147: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, Esq., Treasurer of Cumberland County

Report 147: Report - Warrant in Favor of Freeman H. Morse

Report 147: Warrant in Favor of Ebenezer Dunlap, Pensioner

Report 148: Report on a Pardon of Calvin B. Johnston of Sebec

Report 148: Report on a Pardon to William Williams

Report 148: Report on the Return of Votes for Representative to Congress for Oxford District

Report 148: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Ira Fish, Agreeable to a Resolve Passed on March 16th, 1840

Report 148: Report - Warrant in Favor of Joseph Hill, Thomas Eames, Nehemiah Allen

Report 149: Report Authorizing the Treasurer to Subscribe for Bank Stock

Report 149: Report on the Bond of the Hancock County Commissioners

Report 149: Report on the Warrant in Favor of N.D. Hyde, for Erroneous Taxation in 1835

Report 149: Report on the Warrant in Favor of the Agents for Making the Canada Road

Report 149: Report - Warrant in Favor of Greenlief White

Report 149: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Pike, Treasurer of Kennebec County

Report 14: Appointment Committee to View Penobscot Boom Corporation

Report 14: Report - Appointment of James Record, Lieutenant of the "C" Company of Infantry in the 3rd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 6th Division

Report 14: Report in Favor of the Inspectors of the State Prison

Report 14: Report on the Bond of Sewall Watson, Clerk of the Judicial Courts of Hancock County

Report 14: Report on the Warrant in Favor of the Deaf and Dumb

Report 14: Warrant in Favor of Joseph McLellan, Postamster of Brunswick

Report 150: Report on the Bondo f the Somerset County Commissioners

Report 150: Report on the Returns of Banks

Report 150: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Daniel Rose, Land Agent

Report 150: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Thomas W. Smith, for Erroneous Taxation in Township A 2, R 13, Called Lake Que

Report 150: Report - Warrant in Favor of Alfred Redington

Report 150: Warrants in Favor of Thurston Card, Pensioner

Report 151: Report on the Petition of Simon Elliot and Others to be Attached to the Militia Company in Pemaquid

Report 151: Report on the Public Buildings

Report 151: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William Thompson for Expenses for His Sickness While a Member of the Legislature

Report 151: Report - Warrant in Favor of Stuart Foster

Report 151: Warrant in Favor of Larkin M. Leland, for Informing on and Prosecuting Alpheus M. Meader for Possession of Counterfeit Coin

Report 151: Warrant in Favor of Nathaniel Cushman, Pensioner

Report 152: Report on the Communication of General Isaac Hodsdon Regarding a Militia Company in Milo

Report 152: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Joshua Tolford for Caring for Public Property at the State Arsenal

Report 152: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Robert Martin, Messenger of the Senate

Report 152: Report - Warrant in Favor of P.C. Johnson, Secretary of State

Report 152: Warrant in Favor of Peol Tomer and Captain Atian

Report 152: Warrant in Favor of S.S. Whipple, Surveyor General

Report 153: Report on a Pardon of Nancy Johnson of Bangor

Report 153: Report on the Petition of Capt. William Nason and Others for Disbanding and Dividing Companies, and the Petition of Col. Charles Savage and Others for Dividing the Company in New Sharon

Report 153: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Henry Richardson, Agent for the Penobscot Indians

Report 153: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Jabez Bradbury, Agent on the Mattanawcook Road

Report 153: Report - Warrant in Favor of Rufus McIntire

Report 153: Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, State Treasurer

Report 154: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Daniel Rose, Late Warden of the State Prison

Report 154: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Jonas Farnsworth, Agent for the Passamaquoddy Indians

Report 154: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William H. Codman for Services Under the Direction of the Secretary of State

Report 154: Report - Organization of a Rifle Company in the 3rd Regiment, 1st Battalion, 8th Division

Report 154: Warrant in Favor of A. B. Thompson, Adjutant General

Report 154: Warrant in Favor of William M. Boyd, Esq., Treasurer of Lincoln County

Report 155: Report on the Warrant in Favor of John G. Chase of Monroe for the Loss of His Horse While in the Service of the State, March 1839

Report 155: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nathaniel Low, Esq., Late Postmaster of Portland

Report 155: Report on the Warrants in Favor of Francis O.J. Smith, Esq., Deputy Secretary of State

Report 155: Report - Organization of the Avon Guards

Report 155: Warrant in Favor of James Pomroy, Pensioner

Report 155: Warrant in Favor of Mark S. Blunt, Somerset County Treasurer

Report 156: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Jacob H. Clement for Trouble and Expenses in Arresting Theodore Paul Charged with Larceny

Report 156: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nathaniel Mitchell, Postmaster of Portland, for Postage

Report 156: Report on the Warrants in Favor of William Allen Jr., and Others for Investigating the Accounts of the Warden of the State Prison

Report 156: Report - Organization of a Light Infantry Company in the Towns of Milford and Bradley

Report 156: Warrant in Favor of Charles Keene, Superintendant of the Insane Hospital

Report 156: Warrant in Favor of Joseph McLellan, Postmaster of Brunswick

Report 157: Clerk Hire in the Office of the Secretary of State

Report 157: Report on the Bond of the Oxford County Commissioners

Report 157: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Frederic Mellen for Copying Plans of the State House

Report 157: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Levi O. Farnham for the Destruction of His Gun and Bayonet

Report 157: Report - Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Penobscot

Report 157: Warrant in Favor of Levi Bradley, Treasurer of Penobscot County

Report 158: Report for the Admission of Susan Glass and Seven Others into the Hartford Asylum

Report 158: Report on the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Waldoborough

Report 158: Report on the Petition of Otis Patten to Have His Sister, Mary Jane Patten, Continue at the New England Institute for the Blind

Report 158: Report on the Report of the Inspectors of the State Prison

Report 158: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William Allen Jr., for Erroneous Taxation in 1833 and 1834

Report 158: Report - Organization of a Light Infantry Company at Farmington

Report 159: Notice to Amos Nichols, Esq., Late Secretary of State, to Settle His Accounts

Report 159: Pay Roll of the Adjourned Session of the 11th Council at Augusta

Report 159: Report - Disbanding the "C" Company of Light Infantry in the 2nd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 3rd Division

Report 159: Report on the Bond of John Gleason, Passamaquoddy Indain Agent

Report 159: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Stephen Rowell, Fisher Adams, Sarah Adams, and Asahel W. McMahon

Report 159: Warrant in Favor of Jonas Farnsworth, Passamaquoddy Indian Agent, Paid by Jonas Farnsworth

Report 15: Instructions to Jonas Farnsworth, Agent of Passamaquoddy Indians

Report 15: Report Giving Instructions to the Superintendant of Public Buildings

Report 15: Report in Favor of Henry Richardson, Penobscot Indian Agent

Report 15: Report on the Bond of Charles Cobb, Clerk of the Judicial Courts for the County of Cumberland

Report 15: Report on the Pardon of John E. Gould

Report 15: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Oliver Perkins for a Pension

Report 160: Notice of Samuel Cony, Adjutant General, to Present His Accounts to the Next Council

Report 160: Report Disbanding the "B" Company of Cavalry in the 3rd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 6th Division

Report 160: Report on the Petition of Nathaniel Hutchins and Others for a Light Infantry Company in Augusta

Report 160: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Gilman Turner, Superintendent of Public Buildings, for Repair of Public Buildings and Furniture

Report 160: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Samuel F. Hussey, Agent of the Penobscot Tribe of Indians

Report 160: Warrant in Favor of Nicholas Pierce, Pensioner

Report 161: Report Disbanding the Light Infantry Company in Raymond

Report 161: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Chadbourne and Rawson for Costs in the Action of State vs. John Curtis

Report 161: Report on the Warrant in Favor of the Medical School

Report 161: Warrant in Favor of Abner Knowles, Inspector of the State Prison

Report 161: Warrant in Favor of George W. Parsons of Portland for the Support of His Blind Son

Report 162: Report on Petition of Charles B. Crowell and Others

Report 162: Report on Public Buildings

Report 162: Report on the Account of Jonas Farnsworth, Agent for the Passamaquoddy Indians

Report 162: Report on the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Bath

Report 162: Report on the Petition of Nathan Hunt of Gray, That His Son Remain at the American Asylum

Report 162: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Joel Miller, Esq., Warden of the State Prison

Report 163: Report on the Bond of Jesse Huse, Franklin County Judicial Court Clerk

Report 163: Report on the Bond of John Mahan, One of the Managers of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal Lottery

Report 163: Report on the Payroll of the 1st Session of the 20th Council

Report 163: Report on the Petition of Abel Holt and Others

Report 163: Report on the Petition of Samuel Griffin and Others for a Light Infantry Company in the Town of Charlotte

Report 163: Report Relating to Lotteries

Report 164: Report on the Account of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer

Report 164: Report on the Cond of Hugh J. Anderson, Esq., Clerk of Courts in Waldo County

Report 164: Report on the Payroll of the Executive Council

Report 164: Report on the Petition of Paul Simpson Jr. and Others

Report 164: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Samuel F. Hussey, Penobscot Indian Agent, for Supplies

Report 164: Warrant for $500 in Part for the Erection of a House for Religious Worship for Passamaquoddy Indians

Report 165: Report in Relation to the Blind

Report 165: Report on a Pardon for Ephraim Hunkley and Oliver Hinkley

Report 165: Report on the Account of Isaac C. Haynes, Penobscot County Treasurer

Report 165: Report on the Petitions of the Officers of the Compan7 in the Towns of Harrison and Otisfield; of Jacob Kimball and Others; of Jonathon Palmer and Others; of Jonathon Somes and Others; of Rufus Lane and Others; of Benjamin H. Higgins and Others; of Asa Witham and Others; of Elisha Vose and Others; of Elijah Scribner and Others; of Sanford Hills and Others; of Daniel Cleaves and Others; of A.F. Symonds and Others; of Harrison W, Pike and Others

Report 165: Warrant in Favor of Henry Ingraham, One of the Inspectors of the State Prison

Report 165: Warrant in Favor of Joseph Carter

Report 166: Report in Relation to the Deaf and Dumb

Report 166: Report on the Communication from Abner B. Thompson, Esq., Relative to Investing Money in Bank Stock

Report 166: Report on the Communications of William Vance, Esq., Referring Them to the Next Council

Report 166: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Henry Richardson, Agent for the Penobscot Indians, for the Penobscot Indian Fund

Report 166: Report Relative to the Survey of the Public Lands

Report 166: Warrant in Favor of Mark Trafton, Agent for the Penobscot Indians

Report 167: Report on the Bond of William Trafton, Clerk of the Judicial Courts, York County

Report 167: Report on the Organization of a Company of Riflemen in Hartford and Sumner

Report 167: Report on the Petition of John Wilkins for a Refund of Part of the Money Paid for a Tract of Land in Township 4 EPR O.I.P.

Report 167: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nicholson B. Devereux for Woodcut Engravings for the 3rd Annual Report on the Geology of Maine

Report 167: Report Relative to Accounts in the Office of the Secretary of State

Report 167: Warrant in Favor of Frye Hall, Waldo County Treasurer

Report 168: Report in Favor of Joseph Bradley for Arresting Richard Batchelder

Report 168: Report on a Pardon for John Jordan

Report 168: Report on the Communications from Abner B. Thompson, Esq., and Frederick Hobbs in Relation to Debtors to the State

Report 168: Report on the Organization of an Artillery Company in Frankfort

Report 168: Report - Warrant in Favor of Alfred Redington

Report 168: Warrant in Favor of Valentine Cook, Pensioner

Report 169: Report in Favor of John Burnham for Apprehending Richard Batchelder, a Fugitive from Justice

Report 169: Report on the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Oxford

Report 169: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Frye Hall, Esq., Treasurer of Waldo County

Report 169: Report - Warrant in Favor of Alfred Redington

Report 169: Warrant in Favor of The State Treasurer for the Deaf and Dumb

Report 16: Report in Relation to the Penobscot Indians

Report 16: Report on the Account of Asa Bailey, Cumberland County Jailkeeper

Report 16: Report on the Bond of Joseph G. Cole, Clerk of the Judical Courts for the County of Oxford

Report 16: Report on the Order Relative to the Salary of the Late Superintendant of Public Buildings

Report 16: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Joshua Gage, Esq., Treasurer of Kennebec County

Report 16: Report That James O'Brines Term for Admission Into the American Asylum Be Extended

Report 170.5: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Joshua Tolford, Keeper of the State Arsenal

Report 170: Report Disbanding an Artillery Company

Report 170: Report on a Pardon for Benjamin Downing, Jr.

Report 170: Report on the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Readfield

Report 170: Report on the Petition of Amos Townsend Regarding the Norridgewock Female Academy

Report 170: Report on the Petitions of Stephen Bordman for the Pardon of Arnold Wentworth

Report 170: Report - Warrant in Favor of Alfred Redington for Powder, for Colors, and Musical Instruments, for Labor at the Arsenal at Portland, for Erecting the Gun House at Thomaston

Report 171: Report Disbanding an Infantry Company in Calais

Report 171: Report in Favor of Joseph Loring, Agent to Repair the Baring to Houlton Road Across Indian Township

Report 171: Report on the Communication from Jabez Mowry

Report 171: Report on Various Petitions for Pardons

Report 171: Report - Warrant in Favor of P.C. Johnson

Report 171: Warrant in Favor of Herbert Savage, Pensioner

Report 172: Report on a Pardon to John Smith

Report 172: Report on the Account of Benjamin Carr, Warden of the State Prison, for Salaries of Subordinate Officers

Report 172: Report on the Deaf and Dumb

Report 172: Report Organizing a Light Infantry Company in Vienna

Report 172: Report - Warrant in Favor of Samuel P. Benson

Report 173: Report on the Account of Nathan Cutler, Franklin County Treasurer

Report 173: Report on the Bond of the Piscataquis County Commissioners

Report 173: Report on the Petition of Daniel Lovell for a Pardon

Report 173: Report - Warrant in Favor of the Officers of the State Prison

Report 173: Warrant in Favor of the State Treasurer, for Money Paid on Loan and Interest

Report 174: Report - Disbanding the "H" Company of Infantry in the 2nd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 5th Division, and the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Said Regiment

Report 174: Report Fixing the Time fo Execution of James Murphy

Report 174: Report on a Pardon of William A. Boswell

Report 174: Report on the Account of Samuel Burbank, York County Treasurer

Report 174: Report on the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Harrington

Report 175: Report on a Pardon of Robert Sullivan of Calais

Report 175: Report on the Account of Alanson Mellen, Oxford County Treasurer

Report 175: Report on the Petition of Nathaniel Goodwin and Others for a Company of Light Infantry; and the Remonstrance of J.H. Haines and Others to a New Company in Burnham and Troy

Report 175: Report - Organization of a New Regiment in the Sixth Division

Report 175: Report Relative to the Erection of a House of Worship for the Passamaquoddy Indians

Report 176: Order in Relation to Inspectors of Lime and Lime Casks

Report 176: Report on a Pardon to Edmond Higgins

Report 176: Report on the Bond of Jacob Smith, Clerk of the Judicial Courts in Lincoln County

Report 176: Report on the Petition of Jacob Pettengill and Others

Report 176: Warrant in Favor of Joel Miller for Payment of The Salaries of the Subordinate Officers of the State Prison

Report 176: Warrant in Favor of Nicholas Pierce for a Pension

Report 177: Appointment of Jabez True, Esq., of Bangor, Commission on the Penobscot Boom

Report 177: Order in Relation to Tools Belonging to the State

Report 177: Report on a Pardon of Daniel Clark Jr. of Bradford

Report 177: Report Regarding the Bank of Portland

Report 177: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Seavey, Pensioner

Report 177: Warrants for Salaries

Report 178: Report - Appointment of H.G.D. Barrows, Agent

Report 178: Report on the Communication of Joshua Rowe, a Prisoner in Wiscasset Gaol, to be Discharged

Report 178: Report on the Pardon of Noah D. Sargent of Monroe

Report 178: Warrant for Salaries

Report 178: Warrant in Favor of Charles Jarvis for Examining the United States Mars Hills Road

Report 178: Warrant in Favor of the Treasurer of the State for Deduction of the State Tax of Kennebunkport

Report 179: Appointment of Burnham, White, & Parlin, to Meet the Land Agent at Bangor (May 5th, 1842)

Report 179: Report on the Pardon of William McGann, Formerly of Bangor

Report 179: Report on the Warrants in Favor of Samuel F. Hussey for Indian Funds

Report 179: Warrant in Favor of John O'Brien, for the Salaries of the Subordinate Officers at the State Prison

Report 179: Warrant in Favor of Lewis Bisbee, Pensioner

Report 17: Report on Indian Affairs

Report 17: Report on the Bond of Lemuel Goodwin, Inspector General of Pot and Pearl Ashes

Report 17: Report on the Bond of Thomas Clark, Clerk of the Judicial Courts in Oxford County

Report 17: Report on the Petition of Jonathan Parks and Others Regarding a Portion of the Stumpage Paid from N.S. Hooper for Timber Cut on State Lands on the Aroostook River

Report 17: Report - Petition of David Stevens Jr.

Report 17: Warrant in Favor of Frye Hall, Treasurer of Waldo County

Report 180: Report - Appointment of Directors to the Washington County Bank

Report 180: Report of the Managers of the Steam Navigation Lottery

Report 180: Report on the Account of Daniel Pike, Kennebec County Treasurer

Report 180: Warrant in Favor of John Neptune, Jo Sockbasin, and Peol Molley

Report 180: Warrant in Favor of Samuel Burbank, York County Treasurer

Report 181: Report - Appointment of Jabez Dagget, Agent of the Mars Hill Road

Report 181: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Samuel F. Hussey, Penobscot Indian Agent, for Supplies

Report 181: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William J. Condon

Report 181: Warrant in Favor of Deacon Sockbasin

Report 181: Warrant in Favor of Mark S. Blunt, Somerset County Treasurer

Report 182: Report - Appointment of J.S. Turner, Steward of the Insane Hospital

Report 182: Report on the Organization of a Rifle Company in Durham

Report 182: Report on the Warrant for Salaries

Report 182: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Abner Paine, Treasurer of Charleston Academy

Report 182: Warrant in Favor of James Barstow, Pensioner

Report 183: Report - Appointment of Mrs.Betsey Bartlett, Matron of the Insane Hospital

Report 183: Report on a Pardon to Samuel Prouty of Boothbay

Report 183: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Edward Russell, Esq., Secretary of State, for Monies Paid Out

Report 183: Report on the Warrant in Favor of John Webb, as Special Committee of The Council in Visiting the Penobscot Indians

Report 183: Report Relative to the Division of Militia Companies in the 6th Regiment, 1st Brigade, 3rd Division

Report 184: Report on the Account of Edward Russell, Esq., Secretary of State, for Stationary, Etc., to July 1st 1829

Report 184: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Micah J. Talbot for Services as Special Committee of the Council in Visiting the Penobscot Indians

Report 184: Report - Warrant for the Pay Roll of the Council

Report 184: Warrant for the American Asylum

Report 184: Warrant in Favor of John Hobbs, Pensioner

Report 185: Report on the Bond of Joshua S. Turner, Steward of the Insane Hopsital

Report 185: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Gilman Turner, Superintendent of Public Buildings

Report 185: Report on the Warrants in Favor of the Clerks in the Secretary of State's Office

Report 185: Warrant in Favor of Edwin Smith, Inspector of the State Prison

Report 185: Warrant in Favor of Glazier, Masters, and Smith, for 420 Volumes of the Maine Reports

Report 186: Report on the Bond of Samuel F. Hussey, Agent for the Penobscot Indians

Report 186: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Gilman Turner, Superintendent of Public Landings

Report 186: Report - Warrant in Favor of Atherton Clark, Treasurer of the Piscataquis Agricultural Society

Report 186: Warrant in Favor of Bethel Academy

Report 186: Warrant in Favor of John Carleton the 2nd, Pensioner

Report 187: Report on the Accounts of Amos Nichols, Late Secretary of State

Report 187: Report on the Committee to Visit the Penobscot Indians

Report 187: Report - Warrant in Favor of James White, Treasurer

Report 187: Warrant in Favor of Israel Heald, Agent for the Baring and Houlton Road

Report 187: Warrant in Favor of James B. Cahon, State Treasurer, for Clerk Hire

Report 188: Report on the Warrant in Favor of N.C. Fletcher, Chairman of the Committee on the Insane Hospital

Report 188: Report - Warrant in Favor of Joshua S. Turner

Report 188: Warrant in Favor of Charles Keene, Agent to Erect the Insane Hospital

Report 188: Warrant in Favor of William W. Quimby, Pensioner

Report 189: Report on the Bond of Roscoe G. Greene, Secretary of State

Report 189: Report on the Bond of Samuel B. Crabtree, Agent of the Baring and Houlton Road

Report 189: Warrant in Favor of William M. Boyd, Lincoln County Treasurer

Report 18: Report on the Account of A.B. Thompson, Acting Quartermaster General

Report 18: Report on the Account of Jonas Farnsworth, Passamaquoddy Indian Agent

Report 18: Report on the Bond of William T. Hillard, Clerk of the Judicial Courts for the County of Penobscot

Report 18: Report on the Petition of Reuben M. Mansur and Others To Be Organized Into a Rifle Company and Attached to the 3rd Regiment 2nd Brigade 3rd Division

Report 18: Report on the Petition of Thomas Robinson and Others in Relation to the Pardon of John Patten and John Patten Jr.

Report 18: Report on the Warrant in Favor of John Neptune and Joseph Socbasin, Penobscot Indians

Report 190: Report on a Pardon to Peter Brawn Jr.

Report 190: Report on the Bonds of Rufus Porter and Calvin Whiting, Inspectors of Beef and Pork for the County of Cumberland

Report 190: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William R. Smith, for Printing the Revised Statutes

Report 190: Report on Warrants for Salaries

Report 190: Report Relative to the Pardon of Jaaziel Harriman of Windsor

Report 191: Report on the Report and Account of Sewall Prescott, Agent of the Canada Road

Report 191: Report on the Warden in Favor of Henry Winslow, Superintendent of the Insane Hospital

Report 191: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nathaniel Ingersoll, for a Pension

Report 191: Report - Warrant in Favor of Charles B. Smith, Treasurer

Report 191: Warrant in Favor of James B. Cahoon, State Treasurer, for Surplus Revenue

Report 192: Report on the Select Committee Appointed to Meet the Land Agent at Bangor

Report 192: Report on the Warden in Favor of Henry Winslow, Superintendent of The Insane Hospital

Report 192: Report on the Warrant in Favor of David Sevey for a Pension

Report 192: Warrant in Favor of James B. Cahoon, State Treasurer, for Interest on The Public Debt

Report 192: Warrant in Favor of Mark Trafton, Agent for the Penobscot Indians

Report 193: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Henry Johnson, Kennebec County Jail Keeper

Report 193: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Herbert Savage for a Pension

Report 193: Report Relative to the B Company of Artillery in Belfast

Report 193: Report - Warrant in Favor of George B. Moody, Charles C. Cushman, John L. Cutler, Joseph Granger, James P. Vance,Thomas Robinson, and Parker Turk

Report 193: Warrant in Favor of Levi Bradley, Treasurer of Penobscot County

Report 194: Report on the Organization of a Company of Cavalry in Woodstock

Report 194: Report on the Return of Votes for Representative to Congress from Kennebec District

Report 194: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Philip C. Johnson for Transporting Blank Valuation Books

Report 194: Report - Warrant in Favor of Rufus Davenport

Report 194: Warrant in Favor of Oliver Perkins, Pensioner

Report 195: Nicholas Pierce's Request for a Warrant for His Pension

Report 195: Report on the Organization of a New Regiment

Report 195: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nathan Stanley, Agent for Repairs of the Mars Hill Road

Report 195: Report - Warrant in Favor of Joseph Pouis, Joe Sockbeson

Report 195: Warrant in Favor of Warren Hathorn, for Postage as Acting Colonel of the First Regiment, Second Brigade, Fourth Division

Report 196: Report on the Organization of a Company of Artillery in Garland

Report 196: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Oliver Perkins for a Pension

Report 196: Warrant for Salaries

Report 196: Warrant in Favor of Gideon Robinson

Report 197: Report on Applications for Assistance for the Deaf and Dumb

Report 197: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Parker Boies

Report 197: Report - Warrant in Favor of Benjamin Carr, Warden

Report 197: Warrant in Favor of John Bent for Publishing the Laws of 1832

Report 197: Warrant in Favor of Samuel Burbank, York County Treasurer

Report 198: Report on the Admission of Julia Ann Dodge to the New England Institute for the Blind

Report 198: Report on the Report of Daniel Rose, Esq., Land Agent

Report 198: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Daniel Williams, State Treasurer

Report 198: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Joshua Gage, Esq., Treasurer of Kennebec County

Report 198: Report - Warrant in Favor of P.C. Johnson, Secretary of State, for the Library

Report 198: Warrant in Favor of the Treasurer of the Town of New Portland

Report 199: Report on a Pardon to Nathan A. Farwell

Report 199: Report on the Bond of Jabez Dagget

Report 199: Report on the Communication from A.B. Thompson Relative to Investing Money in Bank Stock

Report 199: Report on the Warrant for William Woart for Postage

Report 199: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Thomas Clark

Report 199: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Pike, Kennebec County Treasurer

Report 19: Report in Favor of Thurston Card for His Pension

Report 19: Report on the Petition of James Marr of Alna for a Pardon

Report 19: Report on the Petition of Stephen Stewart and Others of Newport for an Independent Company

Report 19: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Timothy Hall, Jr., for a Pension

Report 19: Report - Pardon of George W. Innman

Report 19: Report - Warrants in Favor of the Treasurer of the American Asylum, for E.L. Hamblin

Report 1: Report - Appointment of Messenger to Council

Report 1: Report of the Committee Appointed to Prepare a Code of Rules

Report 1: Report on the Committee to Prepare Rules for the Executive Department

Report 1: Standing Committees Appointed by the Governor

Report 200: Report - Account of L. Bradley, Land Agent

Report 200: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Thomas Sawyer, Jr., Surveyor General

Report 200: Report Requiring New Bonds from the Managers of the Lottery for the Benefit of Steam Navigation

Report 200: Warrant in Favor of Hall Clements for Costs and Damage by Reason of Two Suits of Miller and Glidden

Report 200: Warrant in Favor of Hezekiah Prince Jr., State Prison Inspector

Report 200: Warrants in Favor of Francis O.J. Smith and Nehemiah Pierce, Agents to Examine the Canada Road

Report 201: Report in Relation to Fines, Forfeitures, and Bills of Costs

Report 201: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nathaniel Mitchell, Esq., Postmaster of Portland, for Postage

Report 201: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nathan Stanley, Agent for Repairing the Marshill Road

Report 201: Report - Warrant in Favor of J.S. Turner, Steward and Treasurer of the Insane Hospital

Report 201: Warrant in Favor of Edsil Grover for Expenses of His Sickness While a Member of the House of Representatives

Report 201: Warrant in Favor of Luther Severence for Printing

Report 202: Report on the Account of Edmund Currier, York County Treasurer

Report 202: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Joel Whitney, Samuel Redington, and Joseph Johnson, Agents for Making the Canada Road, North of the Bingham Purchase

Report 202: Report - Warrant in Favor of the County Treasurers - Hancock, Oxford, Somerset, Penobscot, Piscataquis

Report 202: Warrant in Favor of Mark Trafton, Penobscot Indian Agent

Report 202: Warrant in Favor of Samuel P. Benson, Secretary of State

Report 203: Report on the Communication of Thomas Clark, Appointed Under the Resolve "Relative to Fines, Forefeitures and Bills of Costs"

Report 203: Report on the Organization of a Company of Riflemen in Bangor

Report 203: Report on the Special Committee on the Insane Hospital

Report 203: Report - Warrant in Favor of Jabez Dagget, Agent

Report 203: Warrant in Favor of Oliver Perkins for a Pension

Report 203: Warrant in Favor of The Secretary of State's Clerks

Report 204: Report on the Petition of Daniel Donovan, of Whitefield, That his Daughter Catherine Maybe Sent to the Institute for the Education of the Blind

Report 204: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nehemiah Pierce, Esq., Agent for Opening the Mattanawcook Road

Report 204: Report - Warrant in Favor of D. Williams, W.F. Hallet

Report 204: Warrant in Favor of Joseph Adams for Costs in State vs. Amos Nichols

Report 204: Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, Late Treasurer of the State

Report 204: Warrant in Favor of William Pope for Expenditures in the Exploration and Survey of the East Machias River

Report 205: Report on a Communication from the State Treasurer in Relation to Interest Received by Him on a Loan

Report 205: Report on the Warrent in Favor of Alpheus Lyon for Services as Committee On the Insane Hospital

Report 205: Report Relative to Gunhouse Land in Eastport

Report 205: Report - Warrant in Favor of W.J. Condon

Report 205: Warrant in Favor of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General

Report 206: Report in Favor of the Committee on the Insane Hospital

Report 206: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Mark S. Blunt, Esq., Treasurer of Somerset County

Report 206: Report - Organization of a Company of Light Infantry

Report 206: Warrant in Favor of Frye Hall, Waldo County Treasurer

Report 206: Warrant in Favor of Joshua Tolford, Keeper of the Public Property at the State Arsenal

Report 206: Warrant in Favor of the Canal Bank for Interest on a Loan to the State

Report 207: Report Giving Instructions to the State Treasurer Relative to the Balance Due from the Managers of the Steam Navigation Co.

Report 207: Report on the Select Committee on Instruments

Report 207: Report on the Warrant in Favor of C. Rice, Esq., Treasurer of Penobscot County

Report 207: Report - Pardon of Eli Whitney

Report 207: Warrant in Favor of Abner B. Thompson, Acting Adjutant General

Report 207: Warrant in Favor of Banks

Report 208: Report on the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Temple

Report 208: Report on the Organizations of a Light Infantry Company in Parkman

Report 208: Report on the Petition of Tobias Wentworth for a Pardon

Report 208: Report on the Return of Votes for Representative to the 21st Congress for Hancock and Washington District

Report 208: Report - Pardon of Joshua Eaton

Report 208: Warrants in Favor of the Treasurer of the State

Report 209: Report on the Accounts, Etcs., of Samuel Cony, Esq., Acting Quartermaster General

Report 209: Report on the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Lee

Report 209: Report on the Petition of Jesse Smart and Others for a Division of the Companies in Troy and Burnham

Report 209: Report - Warrants in Favor of John Merris, George A. Starr, Joshua Patterson

Report 209: Warrant in Favor of James L. Child and Samuel A. Barrister, for Services Rendered to the State

Report 209: Warrant in Favor of William Condon, Advance Pay for Printing

Report 20: Report on Account of Thomas Sawyer Jr., Surveyor General

Report 20: Report on the Account of George S. Smith, Washington County Treasurer

Report 20: Report on the Bond of Charles Fox, Clerk of the Judicial Courts in Cumberland County

Report 20: Report on the Petition of Thomas Carle and Others

Report 20: Report on the Transactions of Daniel Rose, Esq., Late Land Agent, Regarding Trespass on the Dead River

Report 20: Warrant for Salaries

Report 210: Report Disbanding an Infantry Company in Windham

Report 210: Report on a Pardon to Andrew P. Gilman of Camden

Report 210: Report on the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Frankfort

Report 210: Report on the Pardon of Enoch Furbish of Augusta

Report 210: Report - Warrant in Favor of John Fairfield

Report 210: Warrant in Favor of Mark S. Blunt, Esq., Treasurer of Somerset County

Report 211: Report Disbanding the Company of Light Infantry in Belfast

Report 211: Report on the Organization of a Company of Artillery in Lincoln

Report 211: Report on the Subject of the Northeastern Boundary

Report 211: Report on the Warrant in Favor of the Legal Representative of Enoch Lincoln, Late Governor, Deceased

Report 211: Report - Warrant in Favor of Samuel B. Crabtree, Agent of the Baring and Houlton Road

Report 211: Warrant in Favor of Gilman Turner and William M. Saunders

Report 212: Report Disbanding a Company of Cavalry

Report 212: Report on Several Communications from William Vance, Esq., Agent for the Baring to Houlton Road

Report 212: Report - Warrant in Favor of E.S. Crockett

Report 212: Warrant for the Payment of the Roll of Accounts

Report 212: Warrant in Favor of John Baker for Costs in His Representaion on Aggressions on the Northeastern Boundary

Report 212: Warrant in Favor of Rufus C. Vose, for Gunhouses in Hallowell, Saco, and Bowdinham

Report 213: Report Disbanding a Company of Riflemen in Dixmont

Report 213: Report on a Pardon to Philip P. Read of Danville

Report 213: Report on John Godfrey's Account, in State vs. Joshua Chamberlain

Report 213: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Joshua Tolford, as Keeper of the State Arsenal

Report 213: Report - Removal of Waldron Dockham and Appointment of Silas Lane Jr., as Captain of "B" Company of Infantry, 2nd Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 3rd Division

Report 213: Warrant for the Payroll of The Council

Report 214: Report on the Petition of John D. Lord and Others Regarding Working Hours on the Insane Hospital

Report 214: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Messrs. Shirley and Hyde for 350 Copies of Greenleaf's Report

Report 214: Report - Organization of a Light Infantry Company in the Town of Windham

Report 214: Warrant for the Payroll of the Executive Council

Report 214: Warrant in Favor of Sewall Prescott, Agent of the Canada Road

Report 215: Report on the Petition of Joseph Povis

Report 215: Report on the Warden in Favor of B.C. Green, S.L. Harris and J.F. Johnson, Clerks in the Secretary of State's Office

Report 215: Report on the Warrants in Favor of the Inspectors of the State Prison

Report 215: Warrant for Salaries of Public Officers

Report 215: Warrant in Favor of Nehemiah S. Brainard for Prosecuting Joseph Chase for Counterfeiting

Report 215: Warrant in Favor of Samuel Burbank for the Balance Due to Henry Smith, Late Treasurer of York County

Report 216: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Augusta for Expenses at the Funeral of the Late Governor Lincoln

Report 216: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Jeremiah Ellsworth Agent for Repairs on the Canada Road

Report 216: Report - Warrant in Favor of Greenlief White, Jonas Parlin, and John Burnham

Report 216: Warrant in Favor of George C. Getchell for Copying

Report 216: Warrant in Favor of Roscoe G. Greene, Secretary of State, for Purchasing Greenleaf's Reports and Fairfield's Reports

Report 216: Warrant in Favor of the Warden of the State Prison for the Payment of the Subordinate Officers

Report 217: Report on the Account of Thomas Norton

Report 217: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William King, Esq., Commissioner of Public Buildings

Report 217: Report on the Warrent in Favor of P.C. Johnson, Secretary of State

Report 217: Warrant for the Payroll of the Senate

Report 217: Warrant in Favor of Charles Keene, Agent for Building the Insane Hospital

Report 217: Warrant in Favor of Roscoe G. Greene, Secretary of State

Report 218: Report on the Resolve Relating to the Blind

Report 218: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, Esq., Treasurer of Cumberland County

Report 218: Report - Organization of a Light Infantry Company in the Town of Raymond

Report 218: Warrant in Favor of Abner B. Thompson, State Treasurer for Transportation of Public Property to Augusta

Report 218: Warrant in Favor of Benjamin C. Atwood, for Building a Bridge Across Moose River

Report 218: Warrant in Favor of the Payroll of the 2nd Session of the 20th Council

Report 219: Report on the Bond of the Lincoln County Commissioners

Report 219: Report on the Petition of Joshua Soule and Others to be Organized into a Company of Artillery

Report 219: Report on the Petition of William Nason and Others for Disbanding a Company of Light Infantry in the 2nd Reg. 1st Brig. 1st Div.

Report 219: Report - Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Gray and Windham

Report 219: Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, Treasurer of Cumberland County

Report 219: Warrants in Favor of Reuel Williams, Commissioner of Public Buildings and Abner B. Thompson, Treasurer of State

Report 21: Report on Petition of Levi Gilbert

Report 21: Report on Petition of Thomas Sawyer Jr., Former Surveyor General

Report 21: Report on the Bond of James Adams, Clerk of the Judicial Courts for Penobscot County

Report 21: Report on the Plan, Etc., for the State House

Report 21: Report Rescinding an Order of the Council of May 1838 in Relation to a Company of Light Infantry in Augusta

Report 21: Warrant in Favor of William M. Quimby for His Pension

Report 220: Report on the Communication of William Lincoln Administrator of the Estate of the Late Governor Lincoln

Report 220: Report on the Division of the "H" Company in Milton

Report 220: Report on the Organization of Light Infantry in Castine

Report 220: Report on the Petition of Mary Necolas and Swassa Neptune, Penobscot Indians

Report 220: Warrant in Favor of Samuel Burbank, Treasurer of York County

Report 220: Warrant in Favor of the Clerks in the Office of the Secretary of State

Report 221: Report in Favor of Moses Curtis and Elisha Osgood, Deaf and Dumb

Report 221: Report on Joshua Chamberlain's Account as Penobscot Indian Agent

Report 221: Report on Senatorial Votes

Report 221: Report on the Division of the Infantry Company in Township 6

Report 221: Report on the Organization of a Company of Riflemen in Madison

Report 221: Report - Warrant in Favor H.G. D. Barrows, Agent

Report 222: Report Disbanding the "C" Company in Eliot

Report 222: Report on the Organization of an Artillery Company in Phillips

Report 222: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Thurston Card for a Pension

Report 222: Report - Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Bingham

Report 222: Warrant for the Payroll of the House of Representatives

Report 222: Warrant in Favor of John L. Megguier for Services in the Secretary of State's Office

Report 223: Report Disbanding the Light Infantry Company in Gorham

Report 223: Report - Disbanding the Riflemen of Company "A", 1st Regiment, 1st Brigade, 9th Brigade

Report 223: Report in Relation to Sundry Accounts Which Appea to be Unsettled

Report 223: Report on a Communication from S.H. Mudge and Company on the Cumberland and Oxford Canal Lottery

Report 223: Report on the Organization of a Rifle Company in Lexington

Report 223: Warrant in Favor of Francis B. Morgan, Hancock County Treasurer

Report 224: Report - Disbanding the "A" and "B" Companies of Light Infantry in the 2nd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 8th Division

Report 224: Report on the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Belfast

Report 224: Report on the Organization of a Rifle Company in Westbrook

Report 224: Report on the Petitions of David A. Godwin and Elisha Knowles for Pardons

Report 224: Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer

Report 224: Warrants in Favor of the Clerks in the Secretary of State's Office

Report 225: Report and Warrant in Favor of Gen. Joseph Lock, Agent to Erect a Gunhouse in Farmington

Report 225: Report on the Bond of Jonas Farnsworth, Esq., Agent for the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians

Report 225: Report on the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Vassalborough

Report 225: Report on the Organization of a Rifle Company in Newport

Report 225: Report on the Petition of Asa Warran and Others

Report 225: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Pike, Kennebec County Treasurer

Report 226: Report Appointing Daniel Emery and Edmund Mann to Examine the Affairs of the Penobscot Tribe of Indians

Report 226: Report on the Bond of the Managers of the Steam Navigation Lottery

Report 226: Report on the Comunication of James Baker

Report 226: Report on the Organization of an Infantry Company in Weston

Report 226: Warrant in Favor of Abner B. Taylor, Penobscot County Treasurer

Report 226: Warrant in Favor of Samuel Porter for the Steam Navigation Lottery

Report 227: Order that the Secretary of State Furnish the Clerks of Court with Copies of Thomas Clark's Report on Fines, Forfeitures, and Bills of Costs

Report 227: Report on the Account of Hon. Abijah Smith, Agent to Visit Maine Citizens in Jail in Frederickton N.B.

Report 227: Report on the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Waldoboro

Report 227: Report on the Payroll of the Council

Report 227: Report - Warrant in Favor of Joseph Smith, Tobias Churchill Jr.

Report 227: Warrant in Favor of Henry Richardson, Penobscot Indian Agent

Report 228: Report on Petitions for a Commutation of the Punishment of James Murphy

Report 228: Report on the Accounts of the Managers of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal Lottery

Report 228: Report on the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Belfast

Report 228: Report - Warrant in Favor of G.S. Carpenter

Report 228: Warrant in Favor of Henry Richardson, Penobscot Indian Agent

Report 228: Warrant in Favor of Joel Miller, Warden of the State Prison

Report 229: Report on the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Minot

Report 229: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William King, Esq., Commissioner of the Public Buildings

Report 229: Report - Warrant in Favor of P.C. Johnson

Report 229: Warrant for Paying the Salaries of the Subordinate Officers of the State Prison

Report 229: Warrant in Favor of John G. Deane, for Running and Locating the Northeastern Boundary Line

Report 22: Report - Appointment of James Thompson, Lieutenant of the "A" Company of Infantry

Report 22: Report on the Petition of Joshua Patterson, Inspector of the State Prison

Report 22: Report on the Petition of Mark H. Warren and Others for Disbanding the "C" Company of Light Infatry

Report 22: Report on the Representation of Colonel George Lewis Relative to the Artillery Company C, 1st Brigade, 4th Division

Report 22: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William M. Boyd, Treasurer of Lincoln County

Report 22: Warrant in Favor of Charles Waterhouse

Report 230: Report of the Managers of the Lottery for the Benefit of Steam Navigation

Report 230: Report on the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Poland, Raymond and Oxford

Report 230: Report - Warrant in Favor of George W. Cummings, Miles Staples

Report 230: Warrant in Favor of Charles F. Jackson for the Geological Survey of the State

Report 230: Warrant in Favor of William J. Condon, Printer to the State

Report 231: Report on the Account of Roscoe G. Greene, Secretary of State, for Stationary, Etc.

Report 231: Report on the Bond of John Reed, Superintendant of Public Buildings

Report 231: Report on the Organization of a RIfle Company in Bucksport

Report 231: Report on the Warrants in Favor of Elliot G. Vaughan and Thomas Clark, Clerks in the Secretaty of State's Office

Report 231: Report - Warrant - Payroll of the Council

Report 231: Warrants for Thurston Card and Herbert Savage for Pensions

Report 232: Report - Disbanding the Light Infantry in the 1st Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 7th Division

Report 232: Report on a Pardon for Richard Relhan, Alias John Johnson, of Portland

Report 232: Report on the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Palermo, Liberty, and Washington

Report 232: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Thurston Card for His Pension

Report 232: Warrant in Favor of the Deaf and Dumb at the American Asylum

Report 233: Report - Disbanding the "E" Company in the Town of Porter

Report 233: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Freedom Academy

Report 233: Warrant in Favor of Gershom Hyde and Company for Purchase and Distribution of Greenleaf's Reports

Report 233: Warrant in Favor of Shilometh S. Whipple, Surveyor General, for Surveying and Lotting Public Lands

Report 233: Warrant in Favor of William M. Boyd, Treasurer of Lincoln County

Report 234: Report on the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Whitefield

Report 234: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Bowdoin College

Report 234: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nathan Stanley, Agent for Repairs on the Mars Hill Road

Report 234: Report Relative to a Pardon of Isaac Spencer of Bangor

Report 234: Report Relative to a Pardon of Isaac Spencer of Bangor

Report 234: Report - Warrant in Favor of James White, Treasurer

Report 234: Warrants for Salaries

Report 235: Report on a Pardon of Hugh Tracy of Bangor

Report 235: Report on a Pardon of Hugh Tracy of Bangor

Report 235: Report on the Organization of a Rifle Company in Bowdoin

Report 235: Report on the Warrant in Favor of P.C. Johnson for a Press for the State Seal

Report 235: Report - Warrant in Favor of James White, Treasurer

Report 236: Report of the Inspectors of The State Prison

Report 236: Report on the Communication of Mark Trafton, Esq., Late Land Agent

Report 236: Report on the Warrant for Salaries

Report 236: Report - Warrant in Favor of Edward Webster

Report 236: Warrant in Favor of John O'Brien for the Salaries of the Subordinate Officers of the State Prison

Report 236: Warrant in Favor of John O'Brien for the Salaries of the Subordinate Officers of the State Prison

Report 237: Report On the Account of S.P. Benson, Late Secretary of State for Contingent Expenses of 1841

Report 237: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Rufus McIntire, Land Agent, for His Salary

Report 237: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William Chadwick for Interest on Loan

Report 237: Warrant in Favor of Colonel S.H. Long, U.S. Engineer, for a Survey of a Route for a Railroad from Quebec to the Atlantic

Report 237: Warrant in Favor of William Woart, Jr., Postmaster of Augusta

Report 237: Warrant in Favor of William Woart, Jr., Postmaster of Augusta

Report 238: Report on the Bond of John Hodgdon, Land Agent

Report 238: Report on the Bond of Peter Goudling, Agent for the Passamaquoddy Indians

Report 238: Report on the Warrant in Favor of H.W. Judkins for Conveying Papers

Report 238: Report - Warrant in Favor of J.B. Hosmer, Treasurer, American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb

Report 238: Warrant in Favor of Joshua Patterson, State Prison Inspector

Report 238: Warrant in Favor of Joshua Patterson, State Prison Inspector

Report 239: Report on Eastport Academy's Application for Benefits in Favor of Education

Report 239: Report on Eastport Academy's Application for Benefits in Favor of Education

Report 239: Report on the Bond of Nathan Stanley, Agent to Repair the Mars Hill Road

Report 239: Report on the Warrant for the Purchase of Stationary

Report 239: Report - Warrant in Favor of Nathaniel G. Marshall

Report 239: Warrant in Favor of Asa Redington Jr., State Treasurer, for the Deaf and Dumb

Report 23: Report Disbanding a Company of Light Infantry in North Yarmouth

Report 23: Report on Petitions of John Boston, James Fitch, John Sulivan, Lewis Kraws, Manuel de Selvin, and Benjamin Austin

Report 23: Report on the Account of Edward Webster, Agent to Repair the Canada Road

Report 23: Report on the Bond of Joseph Hill, Inspector of Beef and Pork

Report 23: Report on the Petition of Horace Blackman and Others to be Organized into a Company of Light Infantry in Orono and Eddington

Report 23: Warrant in Favor of Joshua Tolford, Keeper of the State Arsenal

Report 240: Report on the Account of Samuel Call, Late Penobscot Indian Agent

Report 240: Report on the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in China

Report 240: Report on the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in China

Report 240: Report on the Pardon of Joseph Berry of Portland

Report 240: Report - Warrant in Favor of Arvida Hayford, Agent

Report 240: Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, Treasurer of Cumberland County

Report 241: Report on a Pardon in Favor of Elisha Knowles

Report 241: Report on the Account of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer

Report 241: Report on the Application of the Maine Charity School for Benefits Under a "Resolve in Favor of Education"

Report 241: Report on the Application of the Maine Charity School for Benefits Under a "Resolve in Favor of Education"

Report 241: Report - Warrant in Favor of the Treasurer of Lincoln County

Report 241: Warrant in Favor of Asa Redington Jr., State Treasurer, for Money Paid to Joseph Soccobason

Report 242: Report in Relation to a Settlement With John Reed, Late Superintendant of Public Buildings

Report 242: Report in Relation to a Settlement With John Reed, Late Superintendant of Public Buildings

Report 242: Report on a Pardon to John Douglass

Report 242: Report on the Bond of Edmund Webster, Agent of the Canada Road

Report 242: Report on the Communication of Rufus K. Goodenow, Clerk of the Judicial Courts in Oxford County

Report 242: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Albert Hansen for His Pension

Report 243: Report on a Pardon to Eliza Perkins

Report 243: Report on the Applications of Several Academies for Benefits Under a "Resolve in Favor of Education"

Report 243: Report on the Applications of Several Academies for Benefits Under a "Resolve in Favor of Education"

Report 243: Report on the Bond of Stephen B. Patteen, Clerk of the Judicial Courts of Aroostook County

Report 243: Report on the Communication of Reuel Williams, Commissioner of Public Buildings

Report 243: Report on the Return of Votes for Senators

Report 243: Report on the Warrant in Favor of The Nequemkeag Bank

Report 244: Report on the Communication of Jeremiah Bradbury, Esq., Clerk of the Courts in York County, on Balances Due for Fines, Forfeitures, and Bills of Costs

Report 244: Report on the Warrant in Favor of John Burnham for the Erection of A Gunhouse in Orland

Report 244: Report - Warrant in Favor of Daniel Pike, Treasurer of Kennebec County

Report 244: Warrant for the Erection of a Gunhouse in Eastport

Report 244: Warrants in Favor of Salary Officers

Report 244: Warrants in Favor of Salary Officers

Report 245: Report on the Account of Edmund Currier, York County Treasurer

Report 245: Report on the Accounts of William Vance, Agent for the Baring to Houlton Road

Report 245: Report on the Classes No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal Lottery

Report 245: Report - Organization of a Company of Artillery in Brewer

Report 245: Warrant in Favor of Asa Redington Jr., State Treasurer, to Pay the Balance of Principal and Interest on Requisition Loans

Report 245: Warrants in Favor of Philip Johnson and Ariel W. Mann, Secretary of State's Clerks

Report 246: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Benjamin Carr, Warden of the State Prison, for Salaries of Subordinate Officers

Report 246: Report on the Warrant in Favor of the Town of Calais for Building a Road from Milltown Village to Baring

Report 246: Report - Transferring the "G" Company in the 3rd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 6th Division to the 2nd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 6th Division, in the Town of Turner

Report 246: Warrant in Favor of Rufus C. Vose, Quartermaster General, for Transporting Military Supplies

Report 246: Warrant in Favor of the President, Directors, and Company of the Union Bank

Report 247: Report - Disbanding the "A" Company of Cavalry in the 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, and the "A" Company of Light Infantry in the 1st Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 1st Division

Report 247: Report on the Pardon of David Holland of Wilton

Report 247: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Timothy Boutelle, Esq., Treasurer of Waterville College

Report 247: Warrant in Favor of the President, Directors, and Company of the Bank of Portland

Report 247: Warrant in Favor of William Woart Jr., Augusta Postmaster, for Postage

Report 247: Warrant in Favor of William Woart Jr., Augusta Postmaster, for Postage

Report 248: Report - Disbanding the "A" Company of Riflemen in the 4th Regiment, 1st Brigade, 1st Division

Report 248: Report on the Petition for the Pardon of William Moreton

Report 248: Report on the Petition of Josiah Butler and Others Regarding Repair of the Canada Road

Report 248: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Cony for Interest on a Loan by Him to the State

Report 248: Warrant in Favor of Elijah L. Hamlin, Land Agent, for Exploration and Survey of the Aroostook River

Report 248: Warrant in Favor of Elijah L. Hamlin, Land Agent, for Exploration and Survey of the Aroostook River

Report 249: Report on the Account of Joseph Loring, Agent for the Baring and Houlton Road

Report 249: Report - Pardon of Sewall L. Boulter

Report 249: Warrant in Favor of Reuel Williams for the Principal and Interest on a Loan by Him to the State

Report 249: Warrant in Favor of Rufus C. Vose, Adjutant General, for Erecting the State Arsenal in Bangor

Report 24: Report on Account of Sylvanus Leland, Agent of the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians and Conferring Certain Powers on Said Agent

Report 24: Report on the Petition of Joseph T. Copeland and Others to be Organized into a Company of Light Infantry in New Portland and Vicinity

Report 24: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nathan Cutler, Esq., Late Officiating Governor

Report 24: Report - Pardon of Henry S. Jones

Report 24: Warrant in Favor of John Reed, Superntendent of Public Buildings

Report 24: Warrant in Favor of Peol Tomah for Services as Delegate

Report 250: Report on the Pardon of Ivory Goodwin

Report 250: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Daniel Williams, State Treasurer, for Clerk Hire

Report 250: Report - Warrants for Salaries of Public Officers

Report 250: Warrant for the Payroll of the 6th Session of the 18th Executive Council

Report 250: Warrant in Favor of John Reed, Superintendant of Public Buildings

Report 251: Report Disbanding the A Company of Cavalry in the 8th Division, 1st Brigade, 1st Regiment

Report 251: Report on the Pardon of Elizabeth Leach

Report 251: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Abner B. Thompson, Adjutant General, for Clerk Hire

Report 251: Report on the Warrant in Favor of William M. Boyd, Esq., Treasurer of Lincoln County

Report 251: Report - Warrant in Favor of Frye Hall, Treasurer of Waldo County

Report 251: Warrant in Favor of Samuel Moulton

Report 252: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Peleg Benson, Treasurer of the Kennebec County Agricultural Society

Report 252: Report - Settlement of the Accounts of A.B. Thompson, Late Acting Quartermaster General

Report 252: Warrant in Favor of St.Albans Academy

Report 252: Warrant in Favor of William M. Boyd, Lincoln County Treasurer

Report 253: Report Authorizing the State Prison Warden to Enlarge the Yard of the Prison

Report 253: Report in Relation to the Kennebec Dam Company

Report 253: Report on the Pardon of Moody Walker of Wilton

Report 253: Warrant in Favor of Joseph Chandler, Late Postmaster of Augusta

Report 253: Warrant in Favor of Rufus C. Vose, Adjutant General, for Erecting the State Arsenal in Bangor

Report 254: Report on the Communication of Dr. Jackson Regarding the Instruments of the Geological Survey

Report 254: Report - Warrants in Favor of R.F. Perkins

Report 254: Warrant for Salaries

Report 254: Warrant in Favor of Herbert Savage for a Pension

Report 254: Warrants in Favor of James Crosby and William Willis, Bank Commissioners

Report 255: Report on Accounts for Clerks in Secretary's Office

Report 255: Report on the Account of Daniel Pike, Kennebec County Treasurer

Report 255: Report on the Account of Daniel Rose, Land Agent

Report 255: Report on the Committee to Examine the Baring and Houlton Road

Report 255: Warrant in Favor of Peleg Benson Jr., Treasurer of the Kennebec County Agricultural Society

Report 256: Report - Disbanding the "A" Company of Artillery in Paris

Report 256: Report on the Account of William M. Boyd, Lincoln County Treasurer

Report 256: Report on the Votes for Representatives to Congress

Report 256: Warrant in Favor of Doctor Edward Reynolds for Medical Attention Upon the Blind Assembled at Augusta

Report 257: Report on the Appointment of Robert Elliot, Lieutenant of the "C" Company of Infantry in Knox

Report 257: Report on the Bond of Jabez Bradbury, Agent to Finish the Mattanawcook Road, Approved

Report 257: Report on the Report of the Inspectors of the Maine State Prison

Report 257: Warrant in Favor of Edward Williams for the Public Buildings

Report 257: Warrant in Favor of the Titcomb Belgrade Academy

Report 258: Report Appointing Asa Mayhen Captain of "C" Company of Infantry in Buckfield

Report 258: Report on the Bond of Benjamin M. Merithew, Pilot of the Penobscot Bay

Report 258: Warrant in Favor of Henry Ingraham, Inspector of the State Prison

Report 258: Warrant in Favor of John Cunningham for Travel and Attendance as a Member of the House of Representatives

Report 258: Warrants in Favor of Jabez Bradbury, Agent of the Mattanawcook Road

Report 259: Report on the Communication of Thomas O'Sullivan, Catholic Priest, for The Penobscot Indians

Report 259: Report - Warrants in Favor of Thomas Card, Herbert Savage, Alexander G. Turner

Report 259: Warrant in Favor of Ephraim H. Lombard as Informant and Prosecutor of Joseph H. Rich, for Passing Counterfeit Coins

Report 259: Warrant in Favor of Mark Harris, Cumberland County Treasurer

Report 259: Warrant in Favor of William T. Vaughan, Treasurer of the Cumberland Agricultural and Horticultural Society

Report 25: Report - Bond of Charles Cobb, Clerk of the Judicial Courts for Cumberland County

Report 25: Report in Favor of John Neptune of the Penobscot Indians for $10

Report 25: Report on the Petition of Sarah B. Truet of Portland for a Pardon

Report 25: Report on the Petitions of Thomas P. Vose and Ezekial Stearns for an Increase in Salary

Report 25: Warrant in Favor of Gilman Turner, Superintendent of Public Buildings

Report 25: Warrant in Favor of Lewis O. Cowan for Performing the Duties of Adjutant General

Report 260: Report on the Committee Appointed to Examine into the Situation of the Penobscot Indians

Report 260: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Henry Richardson, Agent of the Penobscot Indians

Report 260: Report - Warrant in Favor of the Council

Report 260: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Stone, Kennebec County Treasurer

Report 260: Warrant in Favor of The State Treasurer for the Roll of Accounts

Report 261: Report on the Proposition of Messrs. Glazier, Masters and Smith for Furnishing Maine Reports

Report 261: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Henry Richardson, Agent for the Penobscot Indians

Report 261: Warrant in Favor of Benjamin Carr, One of the Committee to Examine the Baring and Houlton Road

Report 261: Warrant in Favor of Levi Bradley, Penobscot County Treasurer

Report 261: Warrant in Favor of The State Treasurer for Payment of Revolutionary Pensioners

Report 262: Report in Relation to the Monument of the Public Ground

Report 262: Report on a Pardon to Abner True

Report 262: Report on the Account of Alanson Mellon, Oxford County Treasurer

Report 262: Warrant in Favor of The State Treasurer for Payment of School Funds

Report 262: Warrant in Favor of Thomas Crocker, One of the Committee to Examine the Baring and Houlton Road

Report 263: Appointment of Messrs. Burnham, Parlin, and Stickney - Committee to Inspect Improvements on Kennebec Dam

Report 263: Report Disbanding the Light Infantry Company in the Town of Denmark

Report 263: Report on the Petitions of Samuel Jordan, Cornelius Roche, John H. Russell, and George Rounds for a Pardon

Report 263: Warrant in Favor of Joshua Tolford, Keeper of the State's Property in Portland

Report 263: Warrant in Favor of Samuel Daggett, Edmund Holt, and Emery M. Newhall, for Testimony and Prosecution of Hosea Hardy and James Huff

Report 264: Appointment of Joseph Sewall of Bath , John Lee of Bucksport, Charles E. Bartlett of Berwick - Committee on Penobscot Boom

Report 264: Report on a Pardon to Simon Ricker

Report 264: Report on the Petition of Benjamin Brown, Ellsworth Jail Keeper, for the Board of Levi Scott

Report 264: Warrant in Favor of Abner Taylor, Penobscot County Treasurer

Report 264: Warrant in Favor of Glazier, Masters, and Smith for 50 Laws of Maine

Report 265: Report Disbanding the "A" Company of Riflemen and "B" Company of Infantry in the 1st Regiment, 1st Brigade, 2nd Division

Report 265: Report on the Petition of Samuel Blaisdell Jr. and Others to be Formed into a Company of Light Infantry in Franklin and Hancock

Report 265: Report on the Return of Votes for Senators

Report 265: Report on the Settlement of the Account of Reuel Williams, Esq., Commissioner of Public Buildings

Report 265: Warrant in Favor of the Clerks in the Office of the Secretary of State

Report 266: Report on the Appointment of Eleazer Coburn Jr., Ensign of "B" Company of Infantry in Bloomfield

Report 266: Report Transferring the "B" Company of Infantry from the 2nd Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 6th Division to the 3rd Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 6th Division

Report 266: Warrant for the Payroll of the Seventh Meeting of the 18th Executive Council

Report 266: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Pike, Treasurer of Kennebec County

Report 266: Warrant in Favor of Joshua Tolford, Keeper of the Public Property at the State Arsenal

Report 267: Report on the Petition of Charles P. Brown and Others to Be Organized into a Company of Light Infantry in Dixmont

Report 267: Report Relating to the Blind

Report 267: Report Transferring the "H" Company of Infantry in the 3rd Regiment, 1st Battalion, 6th Division to the 2nd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 6th Division

Report 267: Warrant in Favor of William Boyd, Lincoln County Treasurer

Report 268: Report Disbanding the "A" and "B" Companies of Infantry and the "C" Company of Riflemen in the 3rd Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 3rd Division

Report 268: Report on the Petition of Penobscot Indians for Occupation of Certain Lands in Orson Island

Report 268: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Emery, Agent to Examine into the Situation of the Penobscot Tribe

Report 268: Warrant in Favor of Heman Nye for a Pension

Report 269: Report Disbanding the "A" and "B" Companies of Light Infantry in the 1st Regiment, 1st Brigade, 9th Division

Report 269: Report on the Petition of the Passamaquoddy Indians for the Appointment of a New Agent

Report 269: Warrant in Favor of Edward Mann, Agent to Visit the Penobscot Tribe of Indians

Report 269: Warrant in Favor of Roscoe G. Greene, Secretary of State, for Publication of the 3rd Vol. of Public Laws

Report 26: Report in Favor of Joseph Polis, of the Penobscot Indians, for $20

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