ADDITIONAL CLAIMS.

E.

The UNITED STATES in account with the STATE OF MAINE, Dr. For expenditures incurred on account of her Northeastern boundary, in accordance with resolves of the legislature, and under the authority of the Governor and council, as follows:

To amount paid for the services and expenses of agents;

as per account No. 1.

3,964 34

To amount of expenses in making surveys upon the
Northeastern frontier in 1838; as per account
No. 2.

4,059 50

To amount paid for the services and expenses of Commissioners in relation to the Northeastern boundary, in 1842; as per account No. 3.

3,000 00

To amount of miscellaneous expenditures; as per account No. 4.

5,802 00

To amount of pensions and allowances paid under resolves of the legislature, to individuals for injuries received while engaged in the service of the state in protecting the Northeastern frontier; as per account No. 5.

To amount of allowances paid under resolves of the legislature to towns and individuals, for services rendered and expenses incurred on account of the Aroostook expedition in 1839; as per account No. 6. To amount of expenses of the civil posse during the year 1841, subsequent to the 30th of September; as per account No. 7.

To amount of expenses of the civil posse during the year 1842; as per account No. 8.

Aggregate,

2,892 00

747 06

394 90

442 45

$21,302 25 Cr.

By amount received from the United States; as per account No. 9.

2,910 59

$18,391 66

[No. I.]

The UNITED STATES in account with the STATE OF MAINE, Dr. For the following items paid from the treasury for services and expenses of agents, on account of the Northeastern boundary; 1. To amount paid to John G. Deane, per resolve of February 23, 1828; for his services and expenses in obtaining necessary and useful information relative to the Northeastern boundary, amount paid Charles S. Daveis, per resolve of February 25, 1828; for services and expenses incurred in obtaining evidence in relation to British aggressions,

2. “

amount paid Jonah Dunn, per resolve of Feb-
ruary 11, 1829; for his travel and attendance
at the seat of government in March, 1828, to
represent the situation of settlers on the Aroos-
took river,

amount paid Abijah Smith, per report of coun-
cil of December 9, 1831, for expenses incur-
red, in visiting prisoners in the jail at Freder-
icton, under an order of council of November
7, 1831,

amount paid John G. Deane and Edward
Kavanagh, per resolves of February 25 and
27, 1832; for services and expenses as agents
under resolve of March 31, 1831; in relation

100 00

748 59

58 00

103 42

6. To amount paid Gorham Parks, per resolve of March 8, 1832; for his services and expenses as agent to Massachusetts, under resolve of January 24, 1832,

118 00

amount paid William P. Preble, per resolve of
March 4, 1833; for his expenses as agent to
Washington, under resolve of January 19, 1832,
amount paid A. B. Thompson, per report of
council of December 23, 1837; for expenses
incurred in visiting the eastern line of the state,
by order of the Executive,

amount paid Charles S. Daveis, per report of
council of December 26, 1838; for his ser-
vices and expenses as special agent to Wash-
ington, under an order of council of April 25,
1838,

228 88

76 31

898 50

amount paid Richard H. Vose, per report of
council of March 25, 1839; for his expenses
as special agent to Massachusetts, per order of
the Executive,

46 88

11.

amount paid Jona. P. Rogers, per report of

council of March 25, 1839; for services as
special agent to Fredericton, in regard to the
imprisonment of the land agent of Maine,

100 00

12.

13.

amount paid John D. McCrate, per report of
council of April 29, 1839; for services and
expenses as special agent to Washington,
amount paid John T. P. Dumont, per report
of council of May 2, 1839; for services as
special agent to the Aroostook, by order of the
Executive,

300 00

100 00

council of February 28, 1840; for services
and expenses as agent to Temiscouata lake,
and elsewhere, on special service,

15. To amount paid James L. Child, per reports of
council of May 1, 1839 and March 3, 1840;
for services and expenses as agent for purchas-
ing supplies in Boston in 1839,
amount paid Isaac Hodsdon, per resolve of
April 16, 1841, for expenses of journey to
Fredericton in 1837, to obtain information in
regard to the liberation of Greeley,

16. "

Aggregate of account No. I,

186 50

101 00

78 78

$3,964 34

[No. II.]

The UNITED STATES in account with the STATE OF MAINE, Dr.

For the following items paid from the treasury, for expenses in making surveys upon the Northeastern frontier, under resolves of the legislature, entitled "resolves in relation to the Northeastern boundary," approved March 23, 1838.

1. To amount paid John G. Deane and others, for

services and expenses as commissioners, &c.,
under resolves of March 23, 1838, for ascer-
taining, running and locating the Northeastern
boundary line of Maine; as per report of coun-
cil of January 1, 1839,

amount paid John G. Deane and others, per
resolve of February 22, 1839; balance due for
services and expenses,

amount paid Francis Eneas, per resolve of
March 5, 1839; additional allowance for ser-
vices and expenses while in the employ of the
state, under the commissioners, &c., as above,
amount paid William P. Parrott, balance due

1,398 30

2,050 87

45 00

him for services and expenses as surveyor, em-
ployed by the commissioners under resolve of
March 23, 1838; as per report of council of
February 25, 1841,

265 33

5. To amount paid William Anson, per resolves of March 10, 1842, and March 22, 1843; for compiling and drafting maps for the state in 1838 and 1839; under direction of the commissioners to run the Northeastern boundary line of the state,

Aggregate of account No. 2,

300 00

$4,059 50

[No. III.]

The UNITED STATES in account with the STATE OF MAINE, Dr. For amount paid to Edward Kavanagh, William Pitt Preble, Edward Kent, and John Otis, Commissioners appointed under "Resolves in relation to the northeastern boundary of this State," approved May 26, 1842, for their services and expenses under said commission, paid per reports of council of December 31, 1842; and March, 1843, and resolve of the Legislature of March 20, 1843; to wit; $750 to each,

$3,000

[No. IV.]

The UNITED STATES in account with the STATE OF MAINE, Dr. For the following miscellaneous expenditures from the treasury, on account of the Northeastern boundary.

1. To amount per report of council of October 18,

1828; for the relief of John Baker's family,
while he was in jail at Fredericton,

2. amount paid John Baker, per report of coun

212 00