Voted Likways to Pay Mr Taggert for Priching one Day in Said Town Last year out of the Present Dito.

Likways voted to pay Mr Wabster for Priching one Day in Said Town Last year out of the Present Dito.

Likwayes voted to Pay Mr Cook for Priching one Day in Said Town Last year out of the Present Dito

ent

Voted to Dismis the Sixth Articul in the Warrent at Pres

Voted on the Seventh Articul in the Warrent that the Person Who takes Elisebath Marcey Shall furnish her with the After Mentioned Articuls (viz) One pare of Shows, one Pare of Stockens. one pare of Shifts, one Petticot, one Good Humspon Gound, one Henkerchiefe and two Aprons.

Voted Daniel Hall is to Ceep the above Marcey with Victules Washing and Lodging, Suficant and to furnish her with the Above Articuls in Good Season for her Comfort to the Setesfacttion of the Present Select Men for one year from the Above Date he being the Loest Bider for her, and if the above Mercey be furneshed with the Said articuls in Good Secon then the above hall is to Receive three Pounds twelve Shillings Lawfull money out of the Insuing Assessment.

Voted on the Eight Articul in the Warrent five men for a Committee of Safty for the Insuing Year (viz)

Voted Col. John Goffe, Cap. William Parrham. Cop: Alexander Macmurphy, En" Samuel Boyd, and EnTM Samuel Stark, bee the affore Said Committe.

Voted that the Constable warn the Town meetings for the Insuing year as Youesal.

Voted that the present Select Men pay the one Hallf of the Charges that has alreadey arisen Concerning a fifth act Maid for the Clearing of Great Cohass Brook in Said Town.

Likways Voted Cap: Alexander Macmurphy, Lev: Samuel Moor, and Lev: John Parham a Committee to Inspact and See that Said Brook is Sufacently Cleared So that the Ealwives May not be Incumbred in their Seasons of Runing ind Said Brook accordin to the true Intant of the act.

Recorded this 12th Day of August 1776

David Starret Town Clerk

1

Province of New Hempshire Hillsborough s s

(Seal) To Joseph George Constable for the Town of Derryfield

Greeting You are hereby Required to warn a meeting of the freehoulders Inhabitants of Said Derryfield that they meet at their Meeting House upon the first Monday of April next at two of the Clock after Noon to Act on the following Articuls.

1-ly to Chouse a Moderator to Regulate Said Meeting

2-ly to See What Method the Tow Will take to Recover the Money Due to Said Town upon the Notes Given by former Constables, and to See if the Town Will Make aney Abatment to the Said Constables Who May Pray for Abeatment.

3-ly to See if the Town will Alow the Men Aney ConSiderration that Want from Said Town to Caimbridge Upon the First Alarm And this Shall Be Your Sufacant Warrant Given Under Our Hands and Seal at Derryfield Afore Said this 4th Day of March 1776

David Starret
Ezekiel Stavens

Recorded this 12th Day of August 1776

Select Men

David Starret Town Clerk

Hillsborough 8 s Derryfield April the 11th Day 1776

this May Certifi that I have Geven warning to the free Houlders Inhabitants of Said Town by posting a Coppy of the warrent

Certifed by me, Joseph George, Constable

Recorded this 12th Day of August, 1776

Hillsborough ss

David Starret T: Clerk

Derryfield April the 1th Day 1776

at a Meeting of the free Houlders Inhabitants of Said Town Legely Called and Convined ond Said Day.

Voted Col: John Goffe Moderator of Said Meeting.
Voted

on the Second Articul of the Warrent to Impower the present Select Men to Exeming the Notes Due to Said

Town Which Ware Given by former Constables and to Recover the Money Due on Said Notes, and to Satel With any other Constables which hant mad a proper Setelment and make A Report to the Town

Voted to Ajourn this Meeting till the 10th Day of April Instant at Levin John halls House

Derryfield April the 10th Day 1776.

Agreable to the Above Vote we the present
Select Men Met With Ebenezer Stevens Con-
stable and Exemined his Note and order and
findes Due to the Town upon Them.
as Likwayes Samuel Boyd his Note and finds
Due on Dito .

Which Sum we Received from Said Boyd in full. as Likwayes John Griffen his Note and finds Due on Dito .

of Which Sum we Received but .

as Likways Ezkil Stavens his Note and finds, Due on dito. .

£0 2 5 3

. 0 16 7 0

0 6

6

We likways Exemened Captn William Parhams.
Orders Signed by the Select Men and Mr
Cokes Recepts for Priching in Said year and
the County Treasurers Recept in Said year

and finds, them to amount to the Sum of £30 6 2 0 and an abatment of Aaron Crombie's poll Rate

and we Received from Said Parham in Cash
Which Sums Amounts to the Whole of his List
Axcep the Provence Tax for Said year Which
Was

the Whole of the Cash which we Received from the affore said Boyd Griffen and Parham uppon this Setelment is . .

Colony of New Hampshire Derryfield April the 10th Day 1776

0 4 1 0

3 12 0 0

1 7 2 2

then Meet According to Ajournment the Moderator and Clerk Present and the Meeting Called then the Above accoumpt was Read and Alowed by a Vote of the Town.

Likways voted to Abate George Hoggs Rates

which is in Ebenezer Stevens List which is . 0 9 2 0 Then Voted Said Stevens to be Clear of his

Lis and finds the Town to be Indabted to

Said Stavens
Voted to Abate to John Griffen Constable,
Denise Boultens Rates which is .
Dito Jacub Bartlets Rates which is

Dito William Carrs Suns poll Rates which is then Voted Said Griffen to be Clear of the List commeted to him and finds Said Town to Be Indabed to Said Griffen

Voted to Abate to Ezekil Stavens Dito Moses

Senters Rates Which is .

Dito William Halls Rats Which is
Dito William Browns Rats Which is
then Voted Said Stavens to be Clear of the List
Commeted to him and finds the Town in-
debted to Said Ezekil Stavens.
Voted Samuel Boyd Clear of the List Com-
meted to him.

.

Voted Capt William Parham Constable to be
Clear of the List Commited to him Except 3 12 0 0
Which Sum Said Constable is still acconteble for to the
Town.

Recorded this 12th Day of August 1776

pr David Starret Town Clerk

State of New Hampshire Hillsborough s s

(Seal) To M' Joseph George Constable for the Town of Derryfield

Greeting You are Hereby Required to Warn a Meeting of the free Houlders Inhabitants of Said Derryfield that they Meet at their Meeting House uppon the 20th Day of Septem

ber Instant at Two of the Clock in the After Noon on Said Day

1-ly to Chouse a Moderator to Regulate Said meeting.

2-ly to Chouse a Man to Serve as a Grand Juror, at the Superior Court of Judicature to be held at Amhirst on the fourth Tuesday of September Instant.

3-ly to Draw two Men Out of the Superior Box to Serve as Petit Jurors at Said Court,

4-ly to Chouse a man to Serve on the Grand Jury at the Next Court of General Sessions of the peace to be Holden at Amhirst in and for Said County on the Third Day of October Next,

5-ly to See if the Town will Alow the petit Jury Men pay as yosal who May have to attend at Court or Sessions for the Insuing year,

and this Shall be your Sufeacant Warrent Given Under our hands and Seal at Derryfield this 9th Day of September 1776 David Starret Town Clerk

David Starret
John Parham

Select Men

Coloney of New Hampshire, Derryfield September the 20th Day 1776

this May Certifi that I have posted this warrent According to the Yousal Costam Certified by me,

Joseph George, Constable

Recorded this 2th Day of October 1776

David Starret T: Clerk

Coloney of New Hampshire, Derryfield September the 20th Day 1776

at a Meeting Legely Called and Convained on Said Day. Voted Colon John Goffe Moderator for Said Meeting, Voted Levin John Hall for to Serve on the Grand Jury at the Superior Court of Judicature to be hald at Amhirst agreable to the above warrant then Drew out of the Box Mr John Harvey & Mr Joseph Farmer to Serve on the petit Jury at Said Court.