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1830-1839

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Communication from William W. Turner, in Relation to James O'Brien, a Pupil at the Asylum at Hartford
Report 730: Warrant in Favor of George S. Smith, Washington County Treasurer
Report 726: Warrant in Favor of Joseph Chandler, Postmaster of Augusta
Report 727: Warrant in Favor of George Rogers, for Work in the Secretary of State's Office
Report 728: Warrant in Favor of George Sawtell for a Pension
Report 729: Warrant in Favor of Thomas Todd, Treasurer of Cumberland County
Joseph C. Greene's Bill for Drafting a Plan for Impressing State Seal
Report 723: Report of Joseph Philbrick, Treasurer of Somerset County
Report 724: Warrant in Favor of John O'Brien, State Prison Inspector
Report 725: Report Approving the Bond of John Hodgdon, Land Agent
Communication from George S. Smith, Treasurer of Washington County, Forwarding His Account
John O'Brien's Bill for Services as Inspector of the State Prison
Report 721: Warrant in Favor of Timothy Hall, Jr., for a Pension
Report 722: Warrant in Favor of Ebenezer Dunlap for a Pension
Vouchers to the Account of Thomas Todd, Treasurer of Cumberland County: Bills of Cost at the Supreme Judicial Court in the November Term of 1833 and at the Court of Common Pleas in the October Term of 1833
Account of George S. Smith, Washington County Treasurer
Account of William M. Boyd, Treasurer of Lincoln County
Ebenezer J. Jackson's Request for a Pardon
Statement of Fees Taxed for Sundry Person in Bills of Costs by the Judicial Courts in the County of Washington, Remaining Due to Such Persons and Within Three Years After Being So Taxed
Statement of Fees Taxed for Sundry Persons in Bills of Cost by the Judicial Court of the County of Washington Not Remaining Within Three Years After Being So Taxed
Statement of Fees Taxed for Sundry Persons in Bills of Cost by the Judicial Court of the County of Washington Remaining Due to Such Persons and Within Three Years After Being Taxed
Account of Samuel Sevey, Underkeeper in the Gaol 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 is Chargeable to the State from September 2nd 1833 to January 13th 1834
John Reed's Bill for Services in Taking Care of the Public Buildings
Report 720: Warrant in Favor of John Reed, for Services in Taking Care of the Public Buildings
Receipts from the Penobscot Tribe of Indians Account with Mark Trafton, Agent, for 1834