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

8. Minute of council in answer to Gen. Haldemand's letter; a

court of common pleas and general sessions established near Fort Edward for the county. of Charlotte;.....:-.+.. eeeeee

25. Sundry affidavits detailing the outrages committed by the mob

on Col, Reid's lands; the destruction of his mill, crops, &c.,

27. Adolphus Benzel to Gov. Tryon, giving an account of a man

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having been unmercifulky whipped by a party of New Hampshine ridters,.0.¢ 4% +4 20.010.0.+ 69,6.0,0,9%6 "oa. O08 <eiesteis 5 Opinion of the council on receipt of a letter from Gen. Haldemand offering to station troops at. Crown" Point and Ticonderoga for a limited PexiOd, verseccereacaccessocvovcaces

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CONTENTS. xvii : PAGE. Oct. 14. Lord Dartmouth to Gov. Tryon disapproving of his requisition on Gen. Haldemand for troops,...+.+++eeeeesereeeeceeues 856 Feb. 2. Petition of Benj. Hough, giving details of various illegal acts committed by the Bennington rioters and asking protection, (SALES) SetasioatleMa clefts tls Lake cok No ea siste ice a's sponcs Bc ib. 6. Deposition of Benj. Spencer, Jacob Marsh, Benj. Hough, and ; others, as to various indignities they suffered at the hands of Ethan Allen, Remember Baker, Seth Warner, &c.,..... 858 4. Report of the grand committee of Grievances to the New-York Assembly on the preceding papers, ..+-+eeeeeecereeececee 869 9.