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Miniature of Report 89: Reports - Warrants in Favor of Nathaniel Cushman, James Barstow, David Searey, John Hobbs, George Brooks, and Oliver Perkins
Report 89: Reports - Warrants in Favor of Nathaniel Cushman, James Barstow, David Searey, John Hobbs, George Brooks, and Oliver Perkins
1842
Miniature of Report 95: Report - Warrant in Favor of the Treasurer of Vassalboro Academy
Report 95: Report - Warrant in Favor of the Treasurer of Vassalboro Academy
1842
Miniature of Report 99: Report - Warrant in Favor of the Treasurer of Waterville Liberal Institute
Report 99: Report - Warrant in Favor of the Treasurer of Waterville Liberal Institute
1842
Miniature of Report 100: Report on the Account of Holden and Appleton
Report 100: Report on the Account of Holden and Appleton
1842
Miniature of Report 111: Report - Warrant in Favor of William R. Smith & Company
Report 111: Report - Warrant in Favor of William R. Smith & Company
1842
Miniature of Report 109: Report - Warrant in Favor of Joe Porus, Joe Socabeson, Peol Newell
Report 109: Report - Warrant in Favor of Joe Porus, Joe Socabeson, Peol Newell
1842
Miniature of Bill of Costs at the District Court for the Western District in Cumberland County, February Term 1842
Bill of Costs at the District Court for the Western District in Cumberland County, February Term 1842
1842
Miniature of Report 117: Report - Warrant in Favor of the Officers of the Governor
Report 117: Report - Warrant in Favor of the Officers of the Governor
1842
Miniature of Petition for Catherin Donovan to continue at the Institution for the Blind in South Boston
Petition for Catherin Donovan to continue at the Institution for the Blind in South Boston
1842
Miniature of Petition of Jane Titcomb in behalf of her son, Augustus Titcomb, for continued support at the Hartford Asylum
Petition of Jane Titcomb in behalf of her son, Augustus Titcomb, for continued support at the Hartford Asylum
1842