The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . Hilton Constable of newmar-ket Query: AVhicli end of an heiferstail is the top ? The record continues at greatlength to show that in compliancewith the law, appraisers were ap-pointed who in discharge of their dutyfixed her value at 19s, and then thefollowing bill of particulars wasfiled, orddered payded and record-ded. December ye 8th 1767 the cost of crying Said heifer £ s cTat 3 places three publick Days 0=2==4 Clerks fee for Entering 0=0=6 Josiah hiltons travail in hav-ing her Cryed Entered
The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . Hilton Constable of newmar-ket Query: AVhicli end of an heiferstail is the top ? The record continues at greatlength to show that in compliancewith the law, appraisers were ap-pointed who in discharge of their dutyfixed her value at 19s, and then thefollowing bill of particulars wasfiled, orddered payded and record-ded. December ye 8th 1767 the cost of crying Said heifer £ s cTat 3 places three publick Days 0=2==4 Clerks fee for Entering 0=0=6 Josiah hiltons travail in hav-ing her Cryed Entered & 0=8=6 to keeping Sd heifer from ye first of July Last 0 = 5=6 Wewmarlcet on the Lamprey 45 to ye Justice fees for thiswarrant ye oaths & approv-ing this acet 0=1=6 1=1=0Lawful moneyI approve of ye above account Walter Bryant Justice of ye Peace Of course the town had to standthe deficit and it is only fair to sup-pose that Walter Bryant, who ap-proved the account, got his rakeoff. It may interest the faithful follow-ers of Nimrod, who, during the twoweeks recently closed of open sea-. Methodist Church son for deer, daily, under the ableleadership of mine host Willey, haveclimbed the hills and far awayonly at nightfall to gather under hishospitable roof to fight their battlesover again and to tell how near, howvery near they came to— seeing atrack, to learn that at a parish meet-ing, regularly called on March 23,1747, for the election of officers forthe ensuing year for such importantposts as sealer of leather, haywards, lootlayers, tything men, etc., we find David Litfoot (the right man inthe right place) to Inspect disor-derly Person for Killing deear out ofseason. Again, March, 1774, Cap*Neal elected deer keeper and onMarch 29, 1779, Voted that Lieu*Asa Folsom and Mr. Joseph Doe bedeer keepers according to a late actof this state Another curious entry shows thatthe people of this parish were alive toother kinds of spiritual things be-sides those supposed to be taught byP
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