Voted To Allow Nathaniel Baker 7 Dollars in full for his account 7.00 Voted To Allow Israel Merril's account amounting to 5.29 The meeting repaired to Mr. Quimbys to sell the Town Paupers &c The meeting being opened in Mr. Quimbys southeast room the Collectorship was sold at Auction to John Young at 2 pr Cent for Collecting The Towns poor was then sold on the following Conditions The purchaser to keep the person struck off to him. free from any Expense to the Town one year from this 16th of March 1819 Cloathing and Doctors bills excepted Abigail Davis was struck off to Jonathan Young at 49.50 Benjamin Smith was struck off to Joseph. B. Hall. “39.50 Paulina Smith was struck off to John Stark jur 12.00 Old Mrs Porter was struck off to James McQuesten " 38.00 Old Arwin and Wife was struck off to Jonas Harvey James Arwin was struck off to Jonas Harvey Samuel Porter was struck off to Asa Heseltine 66 "75.00 nothing who agreed to cloath him and give the town ten Dollars The Porter Farm was Lett at auction to Job Rowell a 12.75 Recorded by Frederick. G. Stark. Town Clerk - Manchester, March 16th 1819 We the subsribers do hereby Licence Nathaniel Moor to sell Rum or spirits at his House in Manchester for the term of one year from date Ephraim Stevens jur John Stark 4th Select Men We hereby Licence Frederick G. Stark to sell all Kinds of Spirits and Mixd Liquor by great or small quantities one year from the 16th day of March 1819 Samuel Moor Ephraim Stevens jr Select Men of Manchester We hereby Licence Joseph Moor to keep a Tavern at his House in Manchester one year following this 13th day of April 1819 Samuel Moor State of Newhampshire Hillsborough ss Select Men To Joseph Baker - Constable in the town of Manchester geeting We command you in the name of the State of Newhampshire to win all the Leagal Voters In sd. Manchester To meet at the Meeting House In sd Manchester on tuesday the thirteenth Day of April Next At one of the Clock in the afternoon To act on the Following Articles - Viz 1st To choose a moderoator to Govern sd Meeting 24 To se What the town will Due with Alexander Arwine and family 3th To se if the Town will support David Stevens and others In A Sute Brought Against them By Esq Kidder and Robert Hall for cutting they Say wood and other stuf on there Land 4" To Se if the town will chuse one or more persons as a committee to Examinen Into Esq. John Stark Selling the Land He Sais Was Nonresedent and se if he sold that Land Lawfully and report the same to the town 5th To se How much Monney the town will raise to repair the Meetinghouse and to act on any other thing that may come before the meeting and make Due return of this Warrant with your doings thereon at or Before the Day of Holding said Meting to Us - Given under our Hands and Seal at Manchester this 27th Day of March A. D. 1819 Hillsborough SS. Samuel Moor Ephraim Stevens ju Sellect Men of Manchester Manchester March the 29-1819 in obedence to the within Warrant I have, warnd all the Legal voters to meet at the time place within menched by posting up at the meeting house in Manchester a true atested copy of the within Warrant as the law directs Jessee Baker Constable At a special meeting of the Inhabitants of the town of Manchester held at the Meetinghouse on Tuesday the 13th of April 1819 agreeable to the foregoing Warrant John G. Moor was chosen Moderator Voted that the person who bid off the Arwine family shal beholden to support them Voted That the petition upon which the third article was inserted in the warrant be produced and Lodged with the town Clerk to be recorded This Vote being disputed the house was polled and there were 23 in favour and 29 against it so the motion did not prevail Voted To dismiss the 3rd Article Voted That the Selectmen be the committee contemplated by the 4th Article Voted to dismiss Voted Captain Stevens be sole agent to examine into Esqr. Starks selling the Nonresident Land the 5th Article Voted to Dissolve this Meeting A true Record Attest Frederick. G. Stark. Town Clerk |