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Report 42: Report on the Petitions for the Division of "D" Company in Hiram
Account of P.C. Johnson, Secretary of State, for Stationary
Indian Fund (Page 9): Rail Road Freight Bill
Report 58: Report on the Representation of Major General Ezekiel Foster to Disband Company A, 2nd Regiment, 1st Brigade, 7th Division
Report 377: Warrant in Favor of Joseph S. Cabot for Interest on a Loan to the State
Certificate of Joel Miller, Warden of the State Prison, on the Conduct of William Morton in Prison
Indian Fund (Page 30): Samuel [Hageltine?], Bill of Ploughing
Receipt for Robert Islely for Postage from the Portland Post-Office
Report 642: Report on the Petition of Jane Titcomb, for Sophronia, Her Daughter, To Be Continued at the American Asylum
General Bill of Cost in Criminal Prosecutions Not Taxed in Any Other Bill, at the Court of Common Pleas in Kennebec, August Term 1830
Report 75: Report on the warrant in favor of Samuel L. Harris, Agent for the settlement of claims against the U.S.
Communication from George Stickney in Relation to the Location of the Gun House in Clinton
Report 222: Report of the Committee on the Resolve in Favor of John Neptune and Francis Loran
Report 107: Report on the account of John W. Smith, Treasurer of Cumberland County
G. Richards's Bill for Measuring Corn
Voucher 8: Sub-Voucher 8: [Ira?] Putnam
File No. 3 from the Account of William King: Bills for Oxen and for Work at the State Lot
Report 709: Report on Petition of James C. Bean and Others for Disbanding a Company of Light Infantry in Rumford, 1st Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 6th Division
Petition of Col. George C. Bartlett and 39 Others for an Alteration of the Local Companies in the Town of Eliot
Report 830: Report on the Warrant for Salaries for the Quarter Ending December 31st, 1827
Report 765: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Robert Ilsley, Esq., Post Master of Portland
Deposition of Isaiah Sampson, Regarding David Winslow, Inspector of Beef and Pork
Account of the Managers of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal Lottery, Class No. 6 for 1830
L. Thompson, report on petitions for the pardon of John Dore
Vouchers from the Account of Philip C. Johnson for Payments to Engrossing Clerks