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1840-1849

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Letter from Lewis Weld, Principal of the American Asylum, Describing Their Students
Letter from Louis Morrill, in Favor of Organizing Two New Companies of Infantry in Aroostook
Letter from Maj. Gen. C.N. Bodfish, Regarding the Election of Joseph Newland as Ensign of "B" Company of Infantry in Bloomfield
Letter from Maj. M.M. Gould, Regarding the Election of Joseph Newland as Ensign of "B" Company of Infantry in Bloomfield
Letter from Nehemiah Abbot in favor of the pardon of Eleazor Manter
Letter from Samuel Gooch to Alpheus Lyon for His Investigation Into the Sheriff and Attorney for Aroostook County
Letter from William McClintock, Relating to the Petitions for the Pardon of David L. Morse
Letter from W. Osgood and John Howard, Charles Morse's Lawyers, Recommending Morse's Pardon
Lieutenant Governor John Neptune's statement relating to the title to Island Number 73 in the Penobscot River
Memorial of Jedidiah Gordon requesting that his daughter may be continued another year at the American Asylum at Hartford as a Beneficiary of the State
Parlinus M. Foster's Receipt for the repairs at the Anson Gun House
Passamaquoddy Indians in favor of the Committee of the Executive and the Agent
Payroll of the Electors for President and Vice President
P.C. Johnson's Bill for a Press for the State Seal
Penobscot Indian Fund Account for the Appropriations to Mary Nicolan, to Old Capt. Nicolan, and to Peol Poles
Penobscot Indian Fund Account with Henry Richardson for 1841
Penobscot Indian Fund in Account with Stephen Jones
Petition for Admission of Plummer Turner to the American Asylum at Hartford
Petition for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Augusta
Petition for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Lee
Petition for the Pardon of David Hollard
Petition for the Pardon of Jeremiah Farwell
Petition for the Pardon of William Douglass
Petition of 102 Inhabitants of Bristol for the Pardon of David L. Morse
Petition of A.B. Caswell asking that the Petition of Manly Eames and others be taken from the files in the Secretary of State's office and the prayer of their petitions granted