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Miniature of Treasurer's Account, East Somerset Agricultural Society
Treasurer's Account, East Somerset Agricultural Society
1846
Miniature of Report 93: Report on the warrant in favor of John Eaton, Almira Alden, and Amos Colson
Report 93: Report on the warrant in favor of John Eaton, Almira Alden, and Amos Colson
1846
Miniature of Voucher, G. H. O'Riley
Voucher, G. H. O'Riley
1846
Miniature of Report 85: Report on the warrant in favor of Moses Hammond
Report 85: Report on the warrant in favor of Moses Hammond
1846
Miniature of Treasurer's Account, Aroostook Agricultural Society
Treasurer's Account, Aroostook Agricultural Society
1846
Miniature of Report 95: Report on the warrant in favor of James White, Treasurer, and Alfred Redington, Adjutent General, for clerk hire
Report 95: Report on the warrant in favor of James White, Treasurer, and Alfred Redington, Adjutent General, for clerk hire
1846
Miniature of Report 105: Report on the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
Report 105: Report on the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
1840
Miniature of Report 104: Report on the Petition of A.B. Caswell and Mauley Eames for Thaddeus Greenwood to be Placed at the American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, Refering to the Next Council
Report 104: Report on the Petition of A.B. Caswell and Mauley Eames for Thaddeus Greenwood to be Placed at the American Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, Refering to the Next Council
1840
Miniature of Petition of John Anderson and Others Praying That a Child of Gustavus Holmes of Portland May Be Continued at the Asylum of the Deaf and Dumb in Hartford
Petition of John Anderson and Others Praying That a Child of Gustavus Holmes of Portland May Be Continued at the Asylum of the Deaf and Dumb in Hartford
1840
Miniature of Petition of William B. Curtis That His Son, Washington Curtis, Be Admitted to the American Asylum at Hartford
Petition of William B. Curtis That His Son, Washington Curtis, Be Admitted to the American Asylum at Hartford
1840