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Report 859: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nicholas Pierce for His Pension
Testimony of Ezra Hutchins Relating to the Conduct of Samuel Call, Esq., as Agent of the Penobscot Indians
J.J. & C. Brown's Bill to Samuel Call, Esq., for Hauling Goods for the Penobscot Indians
Report 858: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Seward Porter for the Payment of Money Raised in the Steam Navigation Lottery, No. 1
Report of the Committee on Military Affairs on the Communication from Captian Ingols Butterfield
Testimony of Edward Kent Relating to the Conduct of Samuel Call, Esq., as Agent of the Penobscot Indians
Application of Seward Porter for the Payment of the Amount Raised by the First Class of the Steam Navigation Lottery to Him Out of the Treasury
Certification of Ebenezer Dolans for the Pension of Thurston Card
Certification of John Gordon and Others for the Application of Seward Porter for the Payment of the Amount Raised by the First Class of the Steam Navigation Lottery to Him Out of the Treasury
Certification of the Selectmen of Belmont for the Pension of Nathaniel Cushman
Joseph Carr's Bill to Samuel Call, Esq., for Storage and Wharfage of Penobscot Indian Goods in Autumn of 1827
Petition of Alexander Libby for a Company of Riflemen in the Town of Warren
Report 856: Report on the Account of the Managers of the Lottery for the Benefit of Steam Navigation, No. 1
John Roberts' Bill to Samuel Call, Esq., for Storage of Indian Goods for One Year
Report 855: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Ralph C. Johnson,, Treasurer of Waldo County
Report 855: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Ralph C. Johnson,, Treasurer of Waldo County
Thomas Bartlett's Bill to Samuel Call, Esq., for Food
Thomas Bartlett's Bill to Samuel Call, Esq., for Taking Census of Penobscot Indians and Dividing Their Goods
John Butterfield's Bill to Samuel Call, Esq., for Ploughing Land on Old Town Island
Petition of William McLon Junior and Others for an Independent Militia Company in that Part of Thomaston Called Wessaweskeag
Petition of the Inhabitants of Dennysville for a New Company in the Division of the Now Standing Company in That Town
Report 853: Report on the Resolve Relating to the State Arsenal
Testimony of Thomas Bartlett Relating to the Conduct of Samuel Call, Esq., as Agent of the Penobscot Indians
Waldo T. Pierce's Bill to Samuel Call, Esq., for Food, Powder, Cloth, and Other Goods for the Penobscot Tribe
Report 850: Report on the Warrant in Favor of John Brooks, Esq., Treasurer of Hancock County

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