Fidseela nis ele eek, SiRceley adatald atte o.cka «eISSN Sine Petition to Congress of the several towns composing Cumberland county, complaining of various oppressions experienced from the Vermont faction; declaring their allegiance to New-York, and praying that the New Hampshire grants return to, their allegiances «2 sicislesieees sivitihcccceccseseeces Instructions to the New-York delegates in Congress relative to the disorders prevailing in the northeastern parts of the State fot Ne wan Oks - o5.cpoinisiWerplalsteitleteels «c+ ciele's ¥cisieieiee Resolutions of Congress recommending the states of New Hampshire, Massachusetts and New-York to empower Congress to hear and determine all differences between them respecting: boundaries, 6, pessciocisiesions s+ 0000es caceee

'Charles Phelps to the legislature of New-York; state of opinion

ADC ONG ESS. y sie «ips orslatesaseyp «celery «l/siietateecte) sisleroiass cdblsyo « «.6.s14 «is's Message of Goy. Clinton to the legislature of New-York, with the act of Congress for settling the disturbances in the northeastern district of the state,.........- esielaslisielsle vaee Charles Phelps to Gov. Clinton recapitulating his services as agent at Philadelphia, and applying for further remune- MAtLON pose Gieieia%e ihe wbeseycie:s, c1elale sik palkd alapaiven's ae lare oieteeae tte

Petition of Micah Townsend and others of Cumberland county,

for compensation for loss of property &e., on account of their |

fidelity to New-York,............. Sip EGU 8 ele o's We oid sis 06 Articles of union agreed to at Cah BTL Gipe Nig e ots] «aarssa saveria

Judge Yates to Gov. Clinton advising him of the arrest of sundry persons adherents to the state of Vermont; with list of the persons in custody and the charges against them, ....