Petition of the freeholders of Charlotte praying that Skenesboro be the county tow, ,\.-+ +s serewiwicecrercrssccsesces Petition to the king from the inhabitants of Gloucester and Cumberland counties, praying that the grants from New Hampshire in said counties, be confirmed by New-York,...- Affidavit of Capt. Wooster setting forth his experience in endeavoring to eject intruders on his lands on the east. banks of Lake Champlain, and the determination of the people there to resist his majesty's troops should they be sent to support the authority of New-York,....-....seseereeoees Lord Dartmouth to Gov. Tryon communicating the propositions made by the Board of Trade, and approved by his MaAjesty,..seeeeees soccer eeeees tee ee ete ardeeceees sees Deposition of Philip Nichols setting forth Ui destruction of his fences and his own ejectment from his farm at Socialboro' by the mob, and the order of council thereupon,..... Goy. Tryon to Lord Dartmouth, setting forth the objections to the report of the Board of Trade, and iciled his recommendations, ...+...+. mae orosslegateh Tniavs wrsiniteneice(cieie oie/e\6's.e «sie o/s) James Henderson to Mr. Mackintosh; Col. Reid's mill and settlement on Otter creek destroyed nts the mob, ...... BO *Squire Munro to Goy. Tryon; the mob has broke loose; all his pot and pearl ashery destroyed, ..++++.+++++0 ee ee evis . Order in council that the governor request the commander of his majesty's forces to océupy forts Ticonderoga and Crown Point with a sufficient body of troops for the purpose of aiding the civil magistrate in the execution of the laws,...... Gen. Haldemand to Gov. Tryon, declining to furnish troops as required, unless he persist in his request; in such case demands that the expense attendant on their transportation be provided for, .++...++eseecjncece see eeeees Sete es eceeee o