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1830-1839

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Account of Zebulon Bradley, for Work on the Baring to Houlton Road
Representation of Members of the House of Representatives, to Revoke the Commission of Joseph Osgood
Petition of Louis Kraws, a Convict in the State Prison, for a Pardon
Account of Nathan Heywood, Under Keeper of the Gaol in Belfast in the County of Waldo, for the Support of Persons Therein Confined on Charges or Conviction of Crimes and Offences Against the State from August 20th 1831 to April 19th 1832
Account of Nathan Heywood, Under Keeper of the Gaol in Belfast in the County of Waldo, for the Support of Persons Therein Confined on Charges or Conviction of Crimes and Offences Against the State from April 20th to August 24th 1832
List of the Statute Laws Wanting to Complete the Set in the Library of the Department of State
Report 492: Appointment of James Stackpole as Agent to Collect Fines, Etc.
Balance Due Mark S. Blunt, Treasurer of Somerset County
Balance Due Henry Rust, Treasurer of Oxford County
Note on Errors in the Account of William M. Boyd, Treasurer of Lincoln
Balance Due Henry Smith, Treasurer of York
Memorandum of Articles Belonging to the State of Maine Deposited at Solon in the Care of Elijah Coolegde
Report 379: Payroll of the Council
Expenses for Preparing the Grounds Around the State House
John Webber's Bill for Assisting the Council in Settling the Accounts of the Late Land Agent
Petition for the Pardon of Joseph Woodman
Petition of the Inhabitants of Washington County for the Pardon of Elijah Howes
Account of Thomas Todd, Treasurer of Cumberland County, for the Amount of Costs in Criminal Prosecution in the October Term of the Court of Common Pleas for 1833 and in the November Term of the Supreme Judicial Court for 1833
Note on the Collections of Purchased Books for Use of the Legislature
Note Relating to the Purchase of Books for Use of the Legislature
Samuel Cony and members of the Committee on Indian Affairs recommend denial of the Penobscot Tribe's request for funds for travel

Samuel Cony and Executive Council
Note Stating the Report and Account of Abijah Smith Has Been Sent to Washington
Report 583: Report on Warrant in Favor of Athens for Supplies and Transportation of Soldiers
Report 584: Report in Favor of Passadumkeag, Greenbush, and Lowell, for Error in State Tax
Report 585: Report on Warrant in Favor of James P. Philbrick, for Storing a Cannon for Oxford Troops