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1820-1829

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Receipts for the Account of Joshua Tolford for Superintending Public Property at the State Arsenal
Bill No. 1 from Nathaniel Cobb to William W. Thomas for Carpeting for the Reception of General Lafayette
David Richardson and Others for a Company of Cavalry
Petition of the Chiefs of the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians for Removal of the Agent

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Request to Enroll in a New Company of Cavalry in Colonel Rawson's and Col. Hall's Regiments
Taylor Brewer's Bill for Plough
Petition of Joshua Chamberlian Junior and Others for a Company of Riflemen in the Town of Brewer
Samuel Dudley Bill for Ploughing on Old Town Island
Daniel Jack and William Jack Applications Relative to the Deaf and Dumb

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Petition of William Ames and Others for a Company of Artillery in the Second Brigade and Second Division
Meeting of the Field Officers of the 2nd Brigade and 7th Division to Select a Brigadier General for Said Brigade

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Record of the Proceedings Had at the Town of Sullivan for the Choice of a Brigadier General in the 2nd Brigadier 7th Division

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Letter from J.H. Gallandet Regarding His Institution for the Deaf and Dumb

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John Butterfield Bill for Ploughing
Certification of the Selectmen of Frankfort for the Pension of John Careton 2nd
Sapped Mohawk Bill for Work and Canoe Up River
Additional Receipts for Work on the State House
Agreement to Furnish Horses and a Coach for General Lafayette
Benjamin Allen Application Relative to the Deaf and Dumb

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Petition of Weare D. Parsons and others Praying that a Company of Light Infantry May Be Raised in the Town of Parsonsfield and Vicinity and Attached to the Second Regiment Second Brigade and First Division
Report 381: Appointment of an Agent to Open or Clena and Make Passable the Kennebec Road, North of the Million Acres in Somerset County
Report 438: Report on the Warrants in Favor of Sundry Persons

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Report 439: Report on the Warrants for the Payments of the Payrolls of the Legislature and the Roll of Accounts

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Petition of James W. Ripley and Benjamin Webber, Praying that Sundry Persons Residing on What is Called the "Academy Land" in the County of Oxford May Be Attached to the Company of Militia in the Town of Lovell
Authorization of the Committee to Provide a Small Library of Moral and Religious Books for the State Prison

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