To Joseph Farmor Constable of the Town of Derryfield Greeting

you are Hearby Requered in the Name of the Goverment and People of this State To Leve and Colect of the Several Parsons Named In this List Hear will Committed To you Eatch one his Respective proportion there In Set down the first List as they Stand in this Book being To Colect the Beaf Rate and you are to Collect and pay unto us the Select men of Derryfield one half By the twenty fifth Day of June Next In order to purchas Beaf Cattle whitch we are Called upon for By the State that is the one half of Sa List and the other half of Beaf Rate you are to Collect and pay unto us the Select men By the first Day of September Next for the use aforesaid to Be paid in Bills of the New Emmition or Bills of the old Emition Estimateing forty pounds of the old Bills Equell to one Pound of the New Emition

Note this List Before mentioned for Beaf is not Recorded in this Book

and you are also to Collect the Second part of this List Called the Continantal Rate and pay into the State Treasury in in manner following (viz) you are to Colect the first Collom of the Continantal List and pay into the State treasuery to gether with the Recept we Received from the Collecter for the Beaf we Proucded (produced) the year Past whitch amounts to the one half of our Continantal Tax whitch you must pay in By the Last Day of June next the Sum with the Recept that

you are to Pay is one hundred and Sixty five pounds Six Shillings and three Pence, and you are to Colect and pay of Said Continantal List Eighty two pounds therteen Shillings and two pence into the Treasurey of this State By the fifteenth Day of September Next and Eighty two pounds thirteen Shillings and two pence more you are to Collect and pay into the Treasurey By the Last Day of November Next. the whole to Be paid in bills of the New Emition or in notes of teen pound or five pound issued by the authorrity of this State Called Soldier Bounty Notes whitch ware Dated Before the Last Day of April 1777 Estimating one pound of Said Notes Equill to one pound of Said Bills or in Sutch of the Notes Issued By the authority of Said State Commonly Called Depretiation Notes Equill to one pound Seventeen Shillings and Six pence of the Said new Bills. these Notes Called Depretiation are to be Sutch as ware Due on the thirty Sixth Day of December 1780 You are also to allow Compound Intrist on Said notes provided the aforesaid Notes is payd into the Treasurey By the Last Day of June Next or in Bills of the old Emition Estimating forty (.) for one of the New

the whole Sum of this Rate 3 hundred and thirty pounds twelve Shillings and Six Pence

You are also Requered to Collect and pay unto the affore Said Treasurey in Spetie the Sum of twelve pounds Eight Shillings By the fifteenth Day of September next and the Remander of Said List you are to pay to us Said Select men By the first Day of february next and if aney parson or parsons Named in these thrce Lists Shall Neglect or Refuse to pay the Sum or Sums they are Respectevely assesed you are to observe and follow the Directions of the Law of this State in Levying and Collecting the Same Hear of fail not

given under our hands and Seal at Derryfield this fifteenth Day of may 1781

John Hall Jonathan Russ
Samuel moor Select men

Recorded this 26th Day of february 1782.

pr me Asael Smith T: Clerk