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1840-1849

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Certificate of Benjamin Carr, Warden, and Job Washburn, Chaplain, on the Conduct of Daniel Clark in the State Prison
Certificate of Benjamin Carr, Warden of the Maine State Prison, on the Conduct of Temple Joy in Prison
Certificate of Benjamin Carr, Warden, on the Conduct of Charles Morse in Prison
Certificate of Benjamin Carr, Warden, on the conduct of James Lunt at the State Prison
Certificate of Calvin Blake, Treasurer of the East Somerset Agricultural Society
Certificate of James Tilton, Treasurer of the Penobscot Agricultural Society
Certificate of M.R. Ludwig, Surgeon of the Maine State Prison, of the Condition of Arnold Wentworth
Certificate of M.R. Ludwig, Surgeon of the Maine State Prison, of the Condition of Arnold Wentworth
Certificate of Peleg Benson, Treasurer of the Kennebec County Agricultural Society
Certificates of Henry S. Jewett and Henry S. Groves on the character of Andrew P. Lewis
Col. Morrill Requesting the Organization of an Infantry Company in Weston
Communication from A.B. Thompson, Adjutant General, Regarding His Account of Expenditures
Communication from A.B. Thompson, Relative to the Company of Light Infantry in Augusta
Communication from Capt. Hartnell T. Baker requesting the C Company of Light Infantry in the 3rd Regiment 2nd Brigade 2nd Division to be disbanded
Communication from Charles J. Jackson, State Geologist, Relating to Nicholson B. Devereux's Bill for Woodcut Engravings
Communication from Col. E. Garder respecting the B and C Company of Light Infantry in the 3rd Regiment 2nd Brigade 2nd Division
Communication from Elijah Garder respecting the B and C Company of Light Infantry in the 3rd Regiment 2nd Brigade 2nd Division
Communication from Frye Hall, Treasurer of Waldo County, Relating to Mistakes in Bills of Costs in His Account
Communication from Henry Richardson, Agent for the Penobscot Indians, Requesting a Warrant for the Penobscot Indian Fund
Communication from Henry Richardson, Penobscot Indian Agent, Requesting a Warrant to Pay for Ploughing
Communication from Isaac C. Haynes, Relating to His Account as Penobscot County Treasurer
Communication from John Folsom and Others in Relation to Capt. Walker's Remonstrance Against the Petition for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Frankfort
Communication from John Paine in Relation to the Pardon of Daniel Clark
Communication from Joseph T. Copeland, Recommending William Pullen and William S. Bennet to Fill Vacancies in the 8th Division
Communication from Joseph T. Copeland, Respecting the Election of Jeremiah H. Hilton as Ensign for the 8th Division