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Trenton July 1: 1820 we the undersigned Inhabitants of Trenton do appraise the Property contained on the written schedule at the sum of Sixty Dollars and no more and we do further certify as our opinion that all the representation on this sheet contained and by said Perley Haynes subscribed are true according to our best judgements and beliefs Hancock SS July 1 1820 Daniel Perynes Nathaniel Barnes

Sworn to Before me M. L. Jenkins Jus Peace

[written sideways on paper) Perley Haynes No. 9.761 $ 55

I Perley Haynes owe the following among other debts which I am unable to pay viz To Mason Shaw on Ex- about - 25.00 M. Anderson (Ditto) - 100.00 Eph'm Alley - age - 15.00 M. Gordon - mote - 16.00 to C. Jarvis B. Kirkpatrick + sundry others - 30.- $186

There is due to me from b. Haynes on notes + sundry small ballances of Barter [?] 60.00

Leaving a ballance of Debt against one of one hundred twenty six dollars which is in fact much less than the real amount.

My wife lately deceased was heir to an Estate on which administration is now pending. of this Estate after the debts are paid there would belong to me or my children thirty eight acres about six of which is under cultivation This claim may be estimated at fifty dollars of which I expect to receive the annual income until my children become of age who will be entitled thereto by right of inheritance. Not having come into possession of any property from this source and it being a doubtful claim I have not estimated it of any value in my schedule of property. when received it may be estimated of the annual income of five dollars My Family is large and unable to support themselves Having had much sickness and adverse fortune to contend with I have no means of supporting myself or them but my own labour which is trifling - some little assistance from them - the scanty addition exhibited in the schedule herewith and the bounty of my country on which source I rely with confidence.

Perley Haynes [signature]