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Miniature of Petition of the Citizens of the Town of Parkman for the Pardon of Daniel Robbins
Petition of the Citizens of the Town of Parkman for the Pardon of Daniel Robbins
1836
Miniature of Certificate for the Pension of James Barstow
Certificate for the Pension of James Barstow
1837
Miniature of Report 669: Warrant in Favor of Valentine Cook for His Pension
Report 669: Warrant in Favor of Valentine Cook for His Pension
1837
Miniature of Certificate of Royal M. Clark, Treasurer of the Penobscot County Agricultural Society, of the Funds Deposited in the Treasury of Said Society
Certificate of Royal M. Clark, Treasurer of the Penobscot County Agricultural Society, of the Funds Deposited in the Treasury of Said Society
1836
Miniature of Report 641: Report Referring Petitions for Admission of A.F. Holice, J. Harmon, A. Perkins, P. Perkins, and S. Perkins to the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb
Report 641: Report Referring Petitions for Admission of A.F. Holice, J. Harmon, A. Perkins, P. Perkins, and S. Perkins to the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb
1837
Miniature of Report 643: Report on a Pardon of Nancy Masena of Portland
Report 643: Report on a Pardon of Nancy Masena of Portland
1837
Miniature of Report 144: Warrant in Favor of Charles Keene, Agent to Build the Insane Hospital
Report 144: Warrant in Favor of Charles Keene, Agent to Build the Insane Hospital
1838
Miniature of Report 150: Report on the Bondo f the Somerset County Commissioners
Report 150: Report on the Bondo f the Somerset County Commissioners
1838
Miniature of Petition of John O'Brien for the Pardon of Nancy Johnson
Petition of John O'Brien for the Pardon of Nancy Johnson
1838
Miniature of Petition of Otis Patten That a Further Sum May Be Allowed for the Support of His Sister, Mary Jane Patten, at the New England Institute for the Blind
Petition of Otis Patten That a Further Sum May Be Allowed for the Support of His Sister, Mary Jane Patten, at the New England Institute for the Blind
1838