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1840-1849

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Communication from George W. Parsons requesting assistance to enroll his child in the Institution for the Blind
Communication from G.W. Bachelder related to the election of the Second Division of the Maine Militia
Communication from H.S. Favor, Col. of the 3rd Regiment 1st Brigade 7th Division, relating to the election of Samuel Lamprey
Communication from Isaac James in relation to the case of James T. Bickford
Communication from James Hersey the 3rd, in relation to the election of Benjamin Libby to the office of Lieut. of the "C" Company of Infantry in the 3rd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 6th Division
Communication from Maj. Gen. George W. Bachelder requesting the order of Council October 21, 1840 for organizing a Light Infantry Company in Augusta be countermanded
Communication from Maj. Gen. Joseph C. Stevens in favor of disbanding the D Company of Infantry in the 1st Regiment 2nd Brigade 9th Division
Communication from Maj. Gen. Joseph C. Stevens, in relation to disbanding the D Company of Infantry in the 1st Regiment 2nd Brigade 9th Division
Communication from Major General Berry, 4th Division, in relation to the Order of Council June 26, 1840
Communication from P. Barnes and John Anderson requesting for Albus A. Parson's to be places in the Institution for the Blind
Communication from P. Barnes, informing that they will not be sending an application for the season
Communication from Phinehas Barnes, regarding an application for the school of the blind
Communication from Rufus Davenport, Agent of the Penobscot Tribe, relative to payment for Joseph Polis
Communication from Samuel F. Hersey, in favor of the petition to divide the Militia of Brewer
Communication from Seth May in favor of the pardon of Benjamin Hodges
Communication from the Adjutant General, Recommending to rescind certain orders of Council
Communication from Thomas O'Sullivan, a Catholic Priest, asking for an appropriation from the Penobscot Fund for his services as priest
Communication from William F. Leavitt to John Fairfield
Communication from William H. Mills regarding the petition of Isaac H. Williams et al. to the Adjutant General
Communication from William Willis, relating to his account as Bank Commissioner
Communication in regard to a fish dam constructed by [Staples and Mitchell], lease held by Penobscot Tribe
Communication of Edwin Small relative to an election in Thorndike
Communication of E. Wilson, relating to the claim against Forster Bryant in the hands of Mr. Crist of New York City
Communication of Levi Bradley, Land Agent, relating to lumbering on public lands
Communication of Reverend Thomas D. Sullivan, relating to compensation for his services as Priest to the Penobscot Tribe