adjust the Account according to the mode pointed out at the same time recommended that application be made for your honors. sanction. Your Petitioner therefore prays that he may have the liberty of paying the balance which remains due to the State, in like manner as he received payment from the United States; which, considering the benefit derived (through him) by the New Hampshire Troops — he conceives himself Justly entitled to And Your Petitioner will Wm Gardner ever Pray Portsmouth December 6th 1792. – [8-74] [Road from Dover to Northwood.] Agreeable to An Order of the Hon" General Court passed at Dover in June Last Appointing We the Subscribers A Committee to Layout A Road from Said Dover to the main Road in Northwood And haveing attened Upon Said Buissness do hereby Return Said Road As follows viz Begining at the Courthouse in Said Dover And thence Running South 67 degrees West 18 Rods thence North 83d West 36 Rods Nearly As the Road is Now trod And Improved, thence North 77d West 58 Rods thence North 89d West 46 Rods thence South 55d West 72 Rods thence South 85d West 44 Rods thence South 68d West 54 Rods thence North 75d West 40 Rods thence North 39d West 86 Rods thence North 78d West 72 Rods thence South 74d West 40 Rods thence South 79d West 40 Rods thence North 85d West 32 Rods thence North 53d West 68 Rods thence West 72 Rods thence South 73d West 52 Rods then Left the old Road And Runing South 73d West 14 Rods to Madbury Line thence South 78d West 26 Rods thence North 64d West 182 Rods to the old Road by maul Hansons Barn thence North 16a West 92 Rods thence North 63d West 122 Rods thence North 44d West 60 Rods to moses Renneys thence N 43d West 100 Rods thence North 61d West 126 Rods thence North 51d West 56 Rods to Barington Line thence North 51d West 216 Rods thence South 82d West 68 Rods thence North 54d West 140 Rods to Isaac Waldrons thence North 68d West 80 Rods thence North 42d West 72 Rods thence North 21d West 28 Rods to Barington meetinghouse thence North 39d West 46 Rods thence North 48d-West 36 Rods thence North 17d West 80 Rods thence N 3rd West 36 Rods thence North 5d West 40 Rods thence North 184 West 76 Rods to Abraham Waldron's thence North 47d West 218 Rods thence North 75d West 46 Rods thence North 64a West 20 Rods West 60 Rods thence North 65d West 60 Rods thence North 68d West 60 Rods thence South 76d West 150 Rods thence South 60d West 30 Rods thence South 72d West 110 Rods to the province Road thence South 83d West 42 Rods thence North 67d West 32 Rods to Major Samuel Hales thence North 15d West 40 Rods thence North 71 West 16 Rods South 49d West 16 Rods thence South 77 West 48 Rods thence South 72d West 38 Rods thence North 714 West 212 Rods thence North 82d West 54 Rods thence North 47a West 68 Rods thence North 67d West 40 Rods thence South 89 West 116 Rods thence South 69d West 90 Rods thence South 88 West 48 Rods thence North 71d West 94 Rods thence North 26a West 80 Rods to Capt Caverleys thence North 55d West 70 Rods thence North 67d West 124 Rods thence North 75d West 80 Rods thence South 82d West 55 Rods then Left the provence Road And Runing North 85d West 52 Rods thence South 74d West 20 Rods thence South 80d West 56 Rods thence South 63d West 48 Rods thence South 44d West 52 Rods thence South 77d West 46 Rods thence North 82d West 28 Rods thence South 62d West 38 Rods thence South 39d West 46 Rods thence South 59d West 42 Rods thence South 79d West 40 Rods to Northwood Line thence South 79d West 41 Rods thence South 79d West 38 Rods thence South 76a West 468 Rods to Northwood Road between Collo John Harvey house And Barn the aforesaid Road is four Rods Wide Being two Rods on Each Side of the Above Discrbed Line Which is humbly Submitted together With A plan of said Road Accompanying the same Barrington Sept 15th 1792 State of New 1 Hampshire In the House of Representatives Dec 6 1792 The foregoing Report having been read & Considered Voted that it be received and accepted. Sent up for Concurrence John Sam Sherburne Speaker In Senate Dec 7, 1792 read and concurred J Pearson Sec [8-75] [Report of "committee to consider the time proper for the revised constitution to take effect." - Ed.] [8-76] [Road from Conway to Shelburne.] Agreeable to An Order of the Hon" General Court passed in December 8th ye 1791 Appointing Us the Subscribers A Committee to Lay Out A Road from Conway to Shelburne And Report A Plan of the Same) And Also At June Sessions 1792 the Above Said Committee Where Desired to obtain Information Respecting the propriety of Laying A Road from Said Shelburne to Percy And Report the Same at the Next sessions of the General Court And haveing Attended Upon Said Business do Report A Plan of Said Road from Conway to Shelburne As is herewith Exhibited Said Road is Layed out four Rods Wide, And haveing Also veiwed And obtained Information Respecting the propriety of Laying A Road from Said Shelburne to Percy do Report As our opinion that A good Road may be had from Said Shelburne to Percy And Think it would be for the Public good for Said Road to be Layed out Which is humbly Submitted by your Humble Servants Nathan Hoit Eben' Smith Committee State of New Hampshire S In the House of Representatives Dec 19th 1792 Upon reading and considering the foregoing report Voted that the same be received & accepted -& that a Bill be brought in accordingly Sent up for Concurrence J. Macgregore Speaker P T In Senate Dec 24 1792 read & concurred J Pearson Sec [8-77] [Report of Road Committee.] Exeter Decemb′ 21t 1792 — Sir We beg leave to observe to Your Excellency, and the Honble Legislature, That in pursuance of a Vote of the Gen' Court of the 21t of June 1792. the undersign'd employ'd themselves for several days in ye Month of Sept last exploring the Country from Amoskeag bridge through Derryfield, Londonderry, Windham, & Pelham to the State line on the way to the bridge at Pautuckett falls, And in viewing the Several different roads and Routs Shewn and Recommended by the Inhabitants living on & Near the respective routs - by which we are fully of Opinion that a road may be obtained by a Shorter rout, and better traveling, than any one now used But for want of An Actual Survey and accurate admeasurement, of some of the proposed routs, the undersigned have Not as yet been able to make their final determination upon the premises, However if the Hon Legislature Judge it expedient to give, a Longer time, till June Next to accomplish the undertaking we will endeavor to Compleat ye business of our Said Mission. With sentiments of respect, We have the honor to be His Excellency President Bartlett Nath' Peabody Robert McGregore [8-78] [Petition for More Courts, 1793.] To the Honorable the Senate and the house of Representitives in General Court convened at Concord on the first Wednesday of June 1793 This petition humbly sheweth that the subscribers, inhabitants of Canterbury, Loudon, Northfield, Bow, Pembroke & Concord, Labour under many difficulties By reason of the Courts of Judicature being held at the extreme end of the County Viz It-That the Inhabitants are obliged to travel from 40 to 60 Miles to attend said Courts 2d That by Reason of such distance, the said inhabitants are subjected to a heavy & unreasonable Tax. — 3d-That said inhabitants do not obtain equal Justice, by Reason of their not having Jurymen from said Towns 4th That the distance from the place where the said Courts are held is such, that the Justices Residing in Said Towns cannot conveniently attend the Court of Sessions also many other Difficulties which can plainly be made to appear; and as your honors at their last Sessions in December last taking under your wise consideration the many difficulties the Inhabitants in the extreem parts of the County of Hillsboro' labour'd under, saw fit to Grant them redress, Your petitioners therefore pray your honors to Grant them redress in like manner, or in such other way as your honors think Best, & your petitioners as in duty bound will ever pray Anthony: S: Stickney Robert Curry David Kimbal Stephen Haines Jno Bryent Samuel T Gilman perkens pike Thomas Curry David Gregg William Stickney P. Green Richd Bartlett Peter Green Jr [8-79] [Papers Received from Colonel McGregore.] A List of papers recd of Col Macgregore Jany 29th 1793- and are as follows viz Book P marble cover page 1. Acco for Town Bounties &c. do Q. Dr Acct for pay of Militia that turn'd out on the battle of Lexinton E. Haskells receipts - sundry papers deld by Joseph &c page 1 Fernalls minutes - page 1 Remarks on the Accos &c-including answers to remarks &c Sundry papers indorsed - Copy Letter to E. Haskell Esq Com, Oct° 4-1788 Do Amt / for dld the Commissioners Do Acct of N. Hampshire taxes these accounts to be made out forthwith by the Hon State Come Do Statement of Account settled with Mr Gorham paid by Colo Scammell pd 1776 & 1777 450 Dollars alpha 1779 Money Do No 2 Charges exhibited by the State of N. Hampshire Not Stopped Do Copy-Acct for monies to be chargd the N. Hamp Line by J Pearce P. M. General Do N° 3 Accot of Monies to be chargd to the New Hampe Line — Do Copy Acc° of Town bounties pd by Towns Classes &c to Cont1 Soldiers in militia in course of late War 1782 Do Town Bounties &c Do Ferralls Letter to J. T. Gilman D° Allowd 1783 Copy of Acc' sent to John Peirce Esq Pay M. General Do J. T. Gilman letter Do Gen1 of Expenditures Do Acct Bounties pd by Towns &c to Con' Soldiers Wrapper (says) Sundry papers — |