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Miniature of Report 461: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nehemiah Glass for Compensation for an Injury While on Military Duty
Report 461: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Nehemiah Glass for Compensation for an Injury While on Military Duty
1826
Miniature of Copy of State of Maine vs. James Storer
Copy of State of Maine vs. James Storer
1825
Miniature of Report 479: Report on the Account of Samuel Call, One of the Agents of the Penobscot Tribe
Report 479: Report on the Account of Samuel Call, One of the Agents of the Penobscot Tribe
1826
Miniature of Samuel Call's Bill from Amos M. Robert's Bill for Food
Samuel Call's Bill from Amos M. Robert's Bill for Food
1825
Miniature of Jacob Dunbar's Bill for Hauling Four Indians and Sundry Articles from Bangor to Old Town
Jacob Dunbar's Bill for Hauling Four Indians and Sundry Articles from Bangor to Old Town
1825
Miniature of Report 447: Report on the Accounts of Reverend Elijah Kellogg
Report 447: Report on the Accounts of Reverend Elijah Kellogg
1826
Miniature of Report 449: Report on the Account of Oliver Herrick, Esq., RE: Trespass on Public Lands on the Dead River
Report 449: Report on the Account of Oliver Herrick, Esq., RE: Trespass on Public Lands on the Dead River
1825
Miniature of Selectmen of Monroe Certification of the Pension of Elisha Douglass
Selectmen of Monroe Certification of the Pension of Elisha Douglass
1825
Miniature of Report 489: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Samuel Whittier for Boarding Two Penobscot Indian Chiefs
Report 489: Report on the Warrant in Favor of Samuel Whittier for Boarding Two Penobscot Indian Chiefs
1826
Miniature of Letter from Nathan Libby Regarding His Pardon and Certificate of Warden Daniel Rose as to the Conduct of Nathan Libby in State Prison
Letter from Nathan Libby Regarding His Pardon and Certificate of Warden Daniel Rose as to the Conduct of Nathan Libby in State Prison
1825