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Miniature of Report 681: Report on the Petition of E. Foster and Others Relative to the Officers of B Company
Report 681: Report on the Petition of E. Foster and Others Relative to the Officers of B Company
1837
Miniature of Communication from A. Bailey, Enclosing a Petition for the Pardon of Nancy Masena
Communication from A. Bailey, Enclosing a Petition for the Pardon of Nancy Masena
1836
Miniature of Petition for a Company of Artillery in Palermo and Montville
Petition for a Company of Artillery in Palermo and Montville
1836
Miniature of Asa Bailey's Bill for Keeping Prisoners on the Way from Alfred Gaol to the State Prison
Asa Bailey's Bill for Keeping Prisoners on the Way from Alfred Gaol to the State Prison
1837
Miniature of Schedule of the Subordinate Officers of the State Prison and the Amount Due on the Quarter Ending March 31st 1837
Schedule of the Subordinate Officers of the State Prison and the Amount Due on the Quarter Ending March 31st 1837
1837
Miniature of Report 761: Warrant in Favor of Asaph R. Nichols, for the Purchase of a Library
Report 761: Warrant in Favor of Asaph R. Nichols, for the Purchase of a Library
1837
Miniature of Report 762: Warrant in Favor of Asaph R. Nichols, Secretary of State, for the Purchase of Greenleaf's Maps
Report 762: Warrant in Favor of Asaph R. Nichols, Secretary of State, for the Purchase of Greenleaf's Maps
1837
Miniature of Account of Joseph Philbrick, Somerset County Treasurer
Account of Joseph Philbrick, Somerset County Treasurer
1837
Miniature of Report 836: Warrant in Favor of John O'Brien, Warden of the State Prison for Salaries of the Subordinate Officers
Report 836: Warrant in Favor of John O'Brien, Warden of the State Prison for Salaries of the Subordinate Officers
1837
Miniature of Report 840: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Pike, Kennebec County Treasurer
Report 840: Warrant in Favor of Daniel Pike, Kennebec County Treasurer
1837