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Report of the Superintending School Committee of the Town of Union, in Obedience to a Resolve of the Legislature of the State
Report of the Superintending School Committee of the Town of Bath, in Obedience to a Resolve of the Legislature of the State
Petition of Joseph Kelsey and Others for the Commutation of the Sentence of Isaac Spencer
Petition of the Resodents of Bangor for the Commutation of the Sentence of Isaac Spencer
State v. Michael Foster, Copies of Judgement
John Smith's Request for a Pardon
Communication from Mark Trafton to the Council, Regarding His Travel as Agent of the Passamaquoddy Tribe
List of Notes in Jonas Farnsworth's Hands, Not Collected, Belonging to the Passamaquoddy Indians
Petition of Joseph King and Others for an Independent Company in Whitefield
Account of Samuel Holbrook, Keeper of the Prison in Wiscasset in the County of Lincoln, for the Support of Persons Therein Confined on Charges or Conviction of Crimes and Offences Against the State and Which By Law is Chargeable to the State from September 2nd 1838 to January 7th 1839
Account of Benjamin L. Pomroy, Keeper of the State's Jail in Machias in the County of Washington, for the Board of Prisoners Therein Committed for Offences Against the State from September 22nd to December 19th 1838
Account of Benjamin L. Pomroy, Keeper of the State's Jail in Machias in the County of Washington, for the Board of Prisoners Therein Committed for Offences Against the State from June 22nd to September 21st 1838
Account of Benjamin L. Pomroy, Keeper of the State's Jail in Machias in the County of Washington, for the Board of Prisoners Therein Committed for Offences Against the State from March 8th to June 21st 1838
Account of William Brown, Keeper of the State's Jail in Machias in the County of Washington, for the Board of Prisoners Therein Committed for Offences Against the State from September 24th to October 21st 1836
Petition of Members of the Penobscot Tribe for Provisions for a Priest
Petition of Members of the Penobscot and Passamaquoddy Tribes, Listing Their Reasons for Commencing the Work of Political Reformation
Priest Murphy's Account of the Penobscot School for Indian Children
Thomas White's Petition for the Office of Messanger
Account of Charles Keene, Agent of the Insane Hospital, for 1838
Account of Henry Richardson, Penobscot Indian Agent, for 1838
Account of A.R. Nichols for the Library
Account of A.R. Nichols for Stationary
Penobscot Indian Fund in Account with Henry Richardson
Account of Henry Winslow, Superintendent of the Insane Hospital
Hancock County D.C. Criminal Bills of Cost, April Term 1839