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1840-1849

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Petition of Thomas H. Shaw and Others for a Pardon of Temple Joy of Bangor
Petition of Thoma Sockalexis and Others in Relation to the Education of the Penobscot Indians
Petition of William B. Curtis That His Son, Washington Curtis, Be Admitted to the American Asylum at Hartford
Petition of William Cutis and Others for The Pardon of Edward Tucker Jr.
Petition of William E. Morton and Others for the Organization of a Light Infantry Company in Poland, Raymond and Oxford
Petition of William F. Nutt and Others for an Artillery Company in Troy
Petition of William Nye and 62 Others for the Organization of a Company of Light Infantry in Temple
Petition of William W. Lucas and Others for the C Company of Infantry in the 5th Regiment 1st Brigade 3rd Division to be Annexed to the 8th Division
Petition to Disband the B Company of Riflemen in Dixmont
Philip C. Johnson's Receipts for Clerks in the Secretary's Office
Philip C. Johnson's Vouchers for Purchase of Books for the Library
Readfield, Waterville, and Monmouth Gun House Bills
Receipts for the Appropriations to Mary Nicolan, Old Capt. Nicolan House, and Peol Poles
Receipts from the Account of Alpheus Lyon, for the Committee to Purchase Furniture for the Insane Hopsital
Receipts from the Account of Gilman Turner, Late Superintendant of Public Buildings, for January 1841
Receipts from the Account of Henry Richardson, Agent of the Penobscot Indians, for 1840
Receipts from the Account of Henry Richardson for Paying the Treaty Annuity to the Penobscot Tribe
Receipts from the Account of Henry Winslow, Late Superintendent of the Insane Hospital
Receipts from the Account of Henry Winslow, Superintendent of the Insane Hospital
Receipts from the Account of Jeremiah Ellsworth to Repair the Canada Road
Receipts from the Account of Nathan C. Fletcherfor Purchases Made for the Insane Hopsital
Receipts from the Account of Noah Barker for Surveying in 1840
Receipts from the Account of Philip C. Johnson, the Late Secretary of State, Expenditure of Funds for Contingent Expenses of State
Receipts from the Account of Samuel P. Benson, Secretary of State, for stationary for 1841
Receipts from the Account of Thomas Sawyer Jr., Surveyor General, for 1840