Daniel Hall was chosen Constable and sworn The following persons were chosen Surveyors of highways and all sworn Viz for District No 1 Samuel Stark jur No 2 Job Rowell No 10 Phineas Bailey Reuben Sawyer Joseph Andrus Frederick. G. Stark was chosen Sealer of Weights and measures The following persons were chosen Hogreeves Viz David Dickey Junr Ebenezer Corning Amos Weston junr The following persons were chosen Surveyors of Lumber Joseph Moor Israel Webster sworn Nathaniel Conant Nathan Kimball Samuel Jackson Peter Emerson Elisha Quimby was chosen Pound keeper and sworn March 29th David Dickey was chosen Surveyor of Brick Voted To raise Three hundred Dollars to pay Town Charges the present year Voted That the Selectmen be directed to make up a Statement of the Town Expences, for the year ensuing, and Report the same at the next March meeting Voted To raise One Dollar and fifty Cents on the poll to repair highways the present year Viz. One dollar summer Tax and Fifty Cents Winter Tax to be worked out if needed Voted To Dismiss the 11th article in the Warrant to the sum allowed him by the Selectmen for Land taken for road laid out last fall The Collectorship was bid off by Israel Webster at 34 per Cent for Collecting and he was chosen Collector accordingly Voted To dissolve this meeting Frederick. G. Stark Town Clerk LICENCES IN 1823 We the subscribers Selectmen of Manchester hereby grant unto Samuel Jackson Licence to retail Spirituous Liquors at his dwellinghouse and Store in said Manchester for and during the term of one year. Manchester March 15th 1823 Amos Weston jur Selectmen of Manchester Recorded March 16th 1823 F. G. Stark Town Clerk We the subscribers do hereby approbate and Licence Elisha Amos Weston jur Selectmen Recorded March 30th 1823 F. G. Stark Town Clerk Manchester April 1st 1823 We the subscribers, Selectmen of Manchester hereby Licence Frederick. G. Stark to retail Spiritous and mixa Liquors, at his house and Store in Manchester, one year from the present date Amos Weston jur Selectmen March 11th 1823 - We hereby licence and approbate Joseph Moor to keep Tavern and to sell spiritous liquors for one year from this date at his house in Manchester Amos Weston Jur Selectmen of Manchester Recorded May 11th 1823 F. G. Stark. Town Clerk State of New Hampshire Hillsborough ss. (L. S.) To Israel Webster, Collector of Taxes for the Town of Manchester for the year 1823 — Greeting You are hereby required in the name of said state to levy and collect of the several persons named in this list of Taxes the sums affixed to their names respectively, and you are to pay to the Treasurer of the Town of Manchester the sum of twenty six dollars, and eight cents which is the amount of this tax bill on or before the first day of March next, and if any persons neglect or refuse to pay said sums affixed to their names You are to follow the rules and regulations of the Law in that case made and provided and this shall be your sufficient warrant for collecting the same Given under our hands and seal at Manchester this thirtieth day of May Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and twenty three Amos Weston jur near Bowman & Moulton farm joining Esq. Starks Land 250 150 95 35 15 200 Saml Head Ezra Kimballs 8 80 40 24 15 6 3 32 Benja Baker near Moses Davis 25 25 13 8 5 2 1 11 Charles Cox 1 part Haseltine Saw 50 30 19 3 40 Mark Dutys heirs joining Nath Bakers farm on the South . . 10 25 13 8 5 2 1 11 Richard Dole join ing Griffin Farm 25 80 40 24 15 6 3 32 Robert Nesmith near Smith . 20 30 15 9 6 2 1 12 Nath' Smith part of his farm 60 30 18 12 4 2 24 Robt Bartley's heirs Meadow Land 4 50 25 15 10 4 2 20 Benja Leach Meadow Land 3 30 15 9 6 2 1 12 George Menter 30 30 15 9 6 2 1 12 Jedidiah Morse 40 100 100 50 30 19 3 40 Havey & Emerson part home farm 30 18 12 4 2 24 Redfield & Adams house near Greeley 60 30 18 12 4 2 24 Richardson of Chester 34 24 24 12 2 1 10 Thomas Patterson saw mill 200 1.20 76 28 12 160 Newell 39 60 80 40 24 15 6 3 32 Adams & Dickey 70 42 217 10 4 56 . . . . |