EE EY, AE he Rillcttre Sales Boron eels occ wle wesw 744 . Affidavit of Oharles iptutabidséon setting | forth the destruction of his house and property by Allen, Baker, Cochran, and others, as 'a burnt sacrifice to the Gods of the WOLD, 229 iis eu views tere on Deven a el vei acess Maaetnces wow VaR *Squire McNachton to Secretary Fanning (?); the rioters and traitors have gone to the mountains where it is impossible to arrest them,...... THA PO MIER Moet ee cccsece oleaieierte TAT . Gov. Wentworth's letter to Gov. Tryon touching the riotous conduct of the New Hampshire grantees laid before the Council and mintttes thereon)... ... sec eecwe eee esceccecs 748 . Minute of council ordering a proclamation to be issued offering , a reward for the arrest. of Ethan aga Remember Baker, = and other rioters,.........
LOeilelsiicistem eset setetere cie's af evee 749 Proclamation of Goy. Tryon to the above effect. [Not prided: ] Proclamation of Gov. Tryon setting forth the title of New- York to the territory west of the Connecticut river, recapitulating the encroachments of New Hampshire, and re-assert- * ing the rightful claim of New-York,.-.-.-.+.-- seccevcese Too . Gov. Wentworth to Gov. Tryon, (enclosing. ) Minute of the New-Hampshire council declining to publish Goy. Tryon's proclamation of the 11th ultimo, ...+++++++. 755
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Judge Lord to Gov. Tryon, giving an account of a great riot at Putney, in Cumberland county, on 27th of January, and ' resigning his office, ..2ssssarererevrenescsscsecseocnces