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Miniature of Report 63: Report on the Inventory of the Property of the State Prison
Report 63: Report on the Inventory of the Property of the State Prison
1842
Miniature of Report 61: Report - Warrant in Favor of Nathan Cutler, Treasurer of Franklin County
Report 61: Report - Warrant in Favor of Nathan Cutler, Treasurer of Franklin County
1842
Miniature of Inventory of the Property of the State Prison
Inventory of the Property of the State Prison
1842
Miniature of Account and papers connected therewith of Thomas Sawyer Jr., late Surveyor General
Account and papers connected therewith of Thomas Sawyer Jr., late Surveyor General
1842
Miniature of Report 576: Report Unfavorably on Petitions of J.S. Keith, C. Chipman, Selectmen of Waldoboro, and T. Jackson for Aid to Deaf & Dumb
Report 576: Report Unfavorably on Petitions of J.S. Keith, C. Chipman, Selectmen of Waldoboro, and T. Jackson for Aid to Deaf & Dumb
1841
Miniature of Petition of the Selectmen of Levant for Orrin Moor to attend the Asylum for the Blind in Massachusetts
Petition of the Selectmen of Levant for Orrin Moor to attend the Asylum for the Blind in Massachusetts
1842
Miniature of Petition of John Attean and others, members of the Penobscot Tribe, to keep their current Agent
Petition of John Attean and others, members of the Penobscot Tribe, to keep their current Agent
1842
Miniature of Report 66: Report on the Petition of Joseph Polis
Report 66: Report on the Petition of Joseph Polis
1842
Miniature of Letter from Lore Alfred, relating to the petition of Joseph Polis for funds to rebuild his home
Letter from Lore Alfred, relating to the petition of Joseph Polis for funds to rebuild his home
1842
Miniature of Petition of Thomas Jackson that his son, Benjamin B. Jackson, may be made a beneficiary of the State at the American Asylum at Hartford
Petition of Thomas Jackson that his son, Benjamin B. Jackson, may be made a beneficiary of the State at the American Asylum at Hartford
1842