Documentary History of the State of New York, Vol. IV
3dly That in every Township whether laid out under Grant from the Governor of New Hampshire or that of New York a proper quantity not exceeding five hundred acres be reserved in some convenient part of the district as a Glebe for a protestant Minister and also a proper quantity not exceeding two hundred and fifty acres for a Schoolmaster.
4thly That the Residue of the said Lands which either have not been granted at all or which having been granted have notwithstanding been without any actual Settlement or Improvement pursuant to the conditions of the Grants should be granted and disposed of to such persons as shall be desirous to take up the same upon the following terms and conditions vizt
That each Grantee over and above the usual annual Quit Rent to be reserved in every grant of 2|6 Sterling per hundred acres shall upon the making such grant pay a further consideration of five pounds Sterling for every hundred acres.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE GRANTS. S11
The foregoing propositions are all which have occurred as necessary for your Lordships immediate consideration sa far as regards the claims and pretensions which have been set up and the disputes and Questions which have arisen concerning titles to Lands within this district and also to the best method of disposing of those Lands which in consequence of an adjustment of those claims shall belong to the Crown but we beg leave to observe that there are one or two other considerations of a more general nature and import that will upon this occasion deserve attention.