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Miniature of Voucher, [presumably Samuel Harris?]
Voucher, [presumably Samuel Harris?]
1844
Miniature of Account of John Gleason, Late Indian Agent for the Passamaquoddy Tribe
Account of John Gleason, Late Indian Agent for the Passamaquoddy Tribe
1839
Miniature of Communication from Levi Barker and George Beau, in Opposition to the Petition for an Independent Company of Riflemen in Wells
Communication from Levi Barker and George Beau, in Opposition to the Petition for an Independent Company of Riflemen in Wells
1839
Miniature of Petition of James Howe and Others for a Company of Light Infantry in the 1st Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 8th Division
Petition of James Howe and Others for a Company of Light Infantry in the 1st Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 8th Division
1839
Miniature of Petition of Ambrose Davis and Others for a Company of Light Infantry in Washington, Patricktown and Palermo
Petition of Ambrose Davis and Others for a Company of Light Infantry in Washington, Patricktown and Palermo
1838
Miniature of Report 365: Report on the Bond of Joseph A. Deane, Clerk of the Judicial Courts for Hancock County
Report 365: Report on the Bond of Joseph A. Deane, Clerk of the Judicial Courts for Hancock County
1839
Miniature of Report 358: Warrant in Favor of John O'Brien, Warden of the State Prison
Report 358: Warrant in Favor of John O'Brien, Warden of the State Prison
1839
Miniature of Report 368: Report Recinding the Order Requiring Monthly Returns from Banks
Report 368: Report Recinding the Order Requiring Monthly Returns from Banks
1839
Miniature of Communication from Benjamin H. Mace, Relating to His Pardon
Communication from Benjamin H. Mace, Relating to His Pardon
1839
Miniature of Noah Barker's Accounts for Surveying Townships No. 9 in the 4th Range, No. 8 in the 5th Range, and No. 11 in the 5th Range
Noah Barker's Accounts for Surveying Townships No. 9 in the 4th Range, No. 8 in the 5th Range, and No. 11 in the 5th Range
1839