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. Proclamation of Goy. Tryon offering a reward for the arrest of Ethan Allen, Seth Warner, Remember Baker, and other BHOLOLGs dss) oie erst piel alate iettierelare olclbfe She-Vtal se ve's sa: oeite PR are' 0: 871 4, Affidavit setting forth that Amos Chamberlain had been cited before the judgment seat of the Bennington mob,....... Abo eye: 1. Petition of Benj. Hough in behalf of himself and the other settlers of Durham and Socialboro', setting forth other violent outrages by the mob, and stating that the rioters had commenced erecting forts, &c., (with,)........- Sen oasone 875 Sundry depositions in support of the said petition,..... Sasees 878 1. Minute of council advising the governor to apply to Gen. Gage for a military force to support the civil magistracy and keep the peace in Charlotte county, ..-.s++seeeee Relalaa tin ielelcie ee 884 19. Gen. Gage to Gov. Tryon declining to furnish the required £LOOPS, - ec escrecesseerencces OOO ETO Leys See + 885 4, Lieut. Gov. Colden to Lord Dartmouth with an account of the events Bbove Narrated sh ww, cv.clelele viele Sisleicis oie aoe osins'e ed ease SSO 1. Petition of the frecholders of Charlotte county, praying to be allowed to elect representatives to the New-York As- , pemblyy. s Wells duntailon Hil at =: Supp ee Spisaned 1 O88 10. Lord Dartmouth to Lieut.