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Miniature of Report 59: Warrant in Favor of Gilman Turner, Superintendent of Public Buildings
Report 59: Warrant in Favor of Gilman Turner, Superintendent of Public Buildings
1840
Miniature of Report 65: Warrant in Favor of John Hobbs for a Pension
Report 65: Warrant in Favor of John Hobbs for a Pension
1840
Miniature of Report 63: Warrant in Favor of Jeremiah Goodwin for His Salary as Treasurer
Report 63: Warrant in Favor of Jeremiah Goodwin for His Salary as Treasurer
1840
Miniature of Report 75: Warrant in Favor of Benjamin P. Chapman for a Pension
Report 75: Warrant in Favor of Benjamin P. Chapman for a Pension
1840
Miniature of Representation of Henry T. Knowles, Stating That a Company of Infantry Should Be Organized in Chandlerville
Representation of Henry T. Knowles, Stating That a Company of Infantry Should Be Organized in Chandlerville
1840
Miniature of Account of William D. Williamson, Commissioner of Banks
Account of William D. Williamson, Commissioner of Banks
1840
Miniature of Petition of Joshua F. Elliot and Others, Praying That David Devereux May Be Admitted into the Institute for the Blind in Boston
Petition of Joshua F. Elliot and Others, Praying That David Devereux May Be Admitted into the Institute for the Blind in Boston
1840
Miniature of Petition of James Page and Others for Support for John W. Page to Attend the American Asylum at Hartford
Petition of James Page and Others for Support for John W. Page to Attend the American Asylum at Hartford
1839
Miniature of Petition of Jane Titcomb for Admission of Her Son, Augustus Titcomb, to the American Asylum in Hartford
Petition of Jane Titcomb for Admission of Her Son, Augustus Titcomb, to the American Asylum in Hartford
1839
Miniature of Jane Titcomb's Letter to Samuel Merrill, Relating to Her Son's Admission to the American Asylum in Hartford
Jane Titcomb's Letter to Samuel Merrill, Relating to Her Son's Admission to the American Asylum in Hartford
1839