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Report 24: Report of the Committee of Council upon the Petition of Johnson Williams and others of the town of Waterville praying to be organized into a Company by name of the Waterville Light Infantry
Report 12: Motion and Report of the Committee in relation to the appointment of a Land Agent
Report 13: Motion and Report of the Committee upon the subject of appointing a land agent upon the Schoodic River
Report 14: Report of the Committee of Council upon the Petition of Thomas Fowler and others, for the Division of the Company in the Town of Unity
Report 15: Report of the Committee of Council upon the Petitions of John Gowen and others of Appleton Plantation, and of Benjamin Simmons and others of Hope, Praying for the Division of the Company in said places
Report 16: Report of the Committee of Council upon the Petition of Luther and William Crosby praying that they and others may be set off from the South and annexed to the North Company in Fairfax
Report 17: Report of the Committee of Council upon the Petition of Mark Dennett, praying that a more equal division be made between the Company under his command and that under the command of Capt Hames B Thornton Junior, in the town of Saco
Report 18: Report of the Committee of Councl upon the Petition of Jeremiah Bailey and others praying for the division of the Company in the town of Westbrook commanded by Captain Richard Cobb
Report 19: Report of the Committee of Council upon the Petition of Solman Goodwin and others praying for the division of the Company in the town of Rumford
State of Maine v. John N. Fairbanks Sentence
Warrant 10: Warrant for the Payment of Certain Salaries
Petition 9: Petition of Elisha Bodwell and others for a Light Infantry Company
Petition 8: Petition of Johnson Williams and others of Waterville for a Company of Light Infantry by the name of "Waterville Light Infantry"
Remonstrance Against the Petition for a Light Infantry Company in the 4R.2B.2D
Annual Return of the Third Regiments of Infantry in the first Brigade and sixth Division of Militia commanded by Colonel Elisha Allen for the year 1820
Petition of Alvan Higgins and Others for a Company of Light Infantry in the Town of Belfast
Report of the Adjutant General in Relation to Petitions
Petition 6: Petition of John Gowen and others of Appleton Plantation, and of Benjamin Simmons and others of Hope, for division of the Company in said places
Note from Mark Wood Clark to Gov't William King on Samuel Drew's Company
note to Adj Gen Sam Coney enclosing the Petitions of Appleton and Hope companies
Petition 8: Petition of Elijah Bates and others for a Light Infantry Company in the Town of Bates in 4R.2B.2D.
Petition 4: Petition of Mark Dennett and others praying that certain Privates may be set off from the Company commanded by Capt James B. Thornton Jr and annexed to that commanded by Capt Mark Dennett
Petition 5: Petition of Perkins Black and others for a Company of cavalary to be attached to the 4R.2B.4D.
Enclosing the Petitions of Luther Crosby and others praying to be set off from the South and annexed to the North Company in Fairfax
Petition 5: Petition of Luther and William Crosby praying that they and others may be set off from the South and annexed to the North Company in Fairfax

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