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| + | [Top left corner] | ||
| + | After 5 days, return to | ||
| + | SECRETARY OF STATE | ||
| + | State House, | ||
| + | AUGUSTA, MAINE | ||
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| + | [Center] | ||
| + | The enclosed was turned over to this department Jan. 21, 1942 by Joseph C. Wilson, Caretaker of Museum, who found the papers in an old shoe. | ||
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| + | Report (dated March 10, 1852) submitted by Commitee on Indian Affairs to which was referred Treaty of Peace with Passamaquoddy Indians | ||
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| + | Certified copy of Treaty of Peace with Passamaquoddy Indians, with certification. | ||
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| + | [Written lightly in red pencil sideways on left] | ||
| + | Council Reports | ||
| + | 1852 | ||
| + | March 10, | ||
Revision as of 22:52, 21 January 2020
[Printed on envelope]
[Top left corner] After 5 days, return to SECRETARY OF STATE State House, AUGUSTA, MAINE
[Center] The enclosed was turned over to this department Jan. 21, 1942 by Joseph C. Wilson, Caretaker of Museum, who found the papers in an old shoe.
Report (dated March 10, 1852) submitted by Commitee on Indian Affairs to which was referred Treaty of Peace with Passamaquoddy Indians
Certified copy of Treaty of Peace with Passamaquoddy Indians, with certification.
[Written lightly in red pencil sideways on left] Council Reports 1852 March 10,