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 CATALOGUE 
 
 ORIGINAL LETTERvS 
 
 R.are Old Manuscript Documents 
 Books a^td PampKlets 
 
 RELATING TO 
 
 THE THIRTEEN BRITISH COLONIES 
 
 IN 
 
 North America, Newrfoundland 
 and Canada 
 
 DURING THE YEAR.^ I7S9-1816 
 
 MoBumwBt to G*B«ral Jlmco*. First Govsraor of Upp*r Caaada 
 
 Phototfrapliad Arotn th« Memorial Tablet in Cxotar Cathadral 
 
 FROM THE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF 
 
 DR.. HODGINS. TORONTO. CANADA 
 
 NOW BEING DISPOSED OF 
 
 
 TORONTO 
 
SPECIAL NOTE. 
 
 Th. Orismal Utters, Papers and Documents enumerated in Divisions I 
 and II. of th.s Ca.alo,-ue were purchased by me in Exeter, England, in .867 
 Knowng that Colonel John Graves Simcoe, the firs. Governor of Upper 
 Canada, was a Devonshire raan, and that he was buried in Exeter Cathedral 
 I was desirous of verifying the state^en, that -Canada" was not mentioned 
 m the mscnpt.on on his monument. This statement I found to be true The 
 only indication that the monument gives (.ha. Snncoe ever held any position 
 m Canada) ,s .he sculptured figure, on one side of the monument, of an American 
 Indian, with a tomahawk in his right hand and a blanket thrown over his left 
 shoulder. (See title page.) 
 
 The Original Letters and rare old Documents enumerated in the first par. of 
 this collection, as well as the quain.ly prin.ed Proclamations of Governor 
 Simcoe, Presiden. Russell and Governor Hunter, in the second part, form a 
 unique and most interesting collection of Historical Papers relating .0 the 
 s'ormy times of the French and American Revolutionary wars, i75o-,778 
 
 Among the most interesting papers in this historical collection is the VhUr 
 County GazelU, N.Y., published in January, ,800, containing an account of 
 the death m December, ,799. and his burial in the same month, of General 
 George Washington, aged 68, with addresses to the Presiden., John Adams 
 on .he subject, and his replies thereto; with separate newspaper copies of 
 letters of his medical attendants, and other items of interest. 
 
 Toronto, June, igoi. J' '-'■ '*■ 
 
 N.B.-Orders, with remittances, for any of the foregoing, as enumerated in 
 the following catalogue, to be addressed to Dr. Hodgins, 92 Pembroke Street 
 Toronto. 
 
 The prices named do not include postage or express charges, which must 
 be provided for separately. 
 
 

 I.— Rare Original Letters and Other Manuscript 
 Documents Relating to the Thirteen British 
 Colonies In North America, and also to Canada 
 and Newfoundland, 1739-1039.* 
 
 1729. I. Placentia Ordnance Stores. A Generall Acc't of the 
 Ordnance & Stores in His Maj'tis Garrisson in Placentia, Newfoundland, 
 by order of Lieut. John Hollingworth, ("Dnimander-in-Cheef. This ?ct^t 
 taken by Edward Hopley, Storekeeper, 1-eb'y ist, I7jj8- 16 pages. 
 
 1729.— 2. Transport Stores to Boston. Agreement of Franc's 
 Hammerden, with the Officer of Ordnance, to transport to Boston, Corn- 
 powder, Cased Paper, Cartridges, Matches, Fine Paper, Oyle, Needles, 
 Thread, Twine, Sheepskins, and one Fire Engine. Also two Carpenters, 
 with their Chests of Tools, and Vitual in their passage for /21. Dated 
 April 24th, 1729. Witnessed by Henry Allen. 
 
 Fngland in the centre, and si:rmDunted with the Cia 
 
 1730— 3- Placentia Fort and Garrison. The present state and 
 
 condition of His Majesty's Garisson at Placentia, Newfoundland. Report: 
 The parrapitt of the Ridout and Chimneys, Storehouses Pallesades very 
 much decayed. Ihe Rowball Wall, withoi ^ side. The Garisson is very 
 much damaged by the Sea. September 5th, 1730. Edward Hopley. 
 
 1730.— 4. Placentia Fort and Garrison. Letter of Hen. Osborne, 
 of the ship Sqirrel, sending inventory of Stores in the Garrisson at Placen- 
 tia ; also, *' Report on the State of that Fort and Garrisson, Dated ye 9th 
 Decemb'r, 1730." 
 
 1744—5. Letter from Boston to Ordnance Office, dated April 
 
 30th, 1744 (but no name attached to it), to the Lieut'nt-Gen'll, and the 
 principal officers of His Maj's Ordnance, reporting draft on them for 
 ^1,600; also in regard to the Ordnance Schooner built therefor Annapolis, 
 the purchase of Ten Swivle Guns, etc. 
 
 1744.— 6. Nova Anglia, Certificate of Benjiman Pollard, Notary 
 
 and Tabellion Pubiick, Dwelling and Practising in Boston, in New Eng- 
 land, dated the 3rd of May, 1744, in favour of John Ewing and Thomas 
 Perkins, Merchants, as "persons worthy of good credit in regard to their 
 Report on Cordage and Cables as Merchantable" ; also in regard to a 
 similar Report from Wm. Vellacott and Joseph Grandy, Riggers. 
 
 Note. — The Nolaiy'i signature and seals are in good pteservation. 
 
 1744,-7. The same, dated the same day, and in favour of William Pal- 
 frey, of Boston, Sailmaker. Witnessed by R. Jennys and Wm. Morto. 
 
 Note.— Signature and "Notarial Firm and Seal" in good preservation. 
 
 1774. — 8. The same, dated on the same day, in favour of Francis Borland, 
 Thomas Perkins, William Downs, and Henry Bering, as " persons worthy 
 of good credit," and as having signed a certificate in regard to a new 
 Schooner of 91 tons burthen, owned by Thomas Dounal, that it is "so 
 fitted and provided as to be worth ^"250, New England currency." The 
 certificate is given at the request of Henry Bastide, of His Majesty's 
 Ordnance. 
 
 Note. — The Signature and " Notarial Firm and Seal '' are in good prt^ervatton. 
 
 * The&e Original Letters and OfTicikl Documentsi, i.aving been loaned for an Historic&l Exhibition, 
 b*ve h*d the owner's name stamped upon them for the purpose of identification and greater safety. 
 
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 ^^^v^,„ M 'O Abercromby. '■ Extract of a letter from Mr. Secrete. 
 
 ,« to Major-General Abercromby dated Whitehall, December wh 
 
 757. directing that Gen. Abercromby appoint Co or.el KoTbe/l. 
 
 lir.gad.er General) to command such force, as he m°w leave in .he 
 
 Southern I'ro.mces, and that he proceed at once to Pennsylvanil," e"c. 
 
 1758-.-IO. Abercromby to Pitt. "Extract of a letter from Maicr- 
 General Abercromby to Mr. .Secretary Pitt, ,l,ued New York AorH X 
 i758,;reportmK the appointment ol lirigadi^r tJeneral Forbera, d i^ecfid 
 and that he h..d desired the Governors in the Sou hem Proving! "^o 
 correspond »,h him, as he was to have the supreme commaml and 
 direction of thcr troops" . also that General Korbessend to "?he K,n«'. 
 Mm.sters. . . a full and clear account of his proceedings,' etc. ' 
 
 '^^tThV; ,f S'''^® '° ^'l*- ?""■"" °' » ''"" f'""' BrigadierGeneral 
 
 L ?r, °.^v,''- '',"''"*'>■ K'"' ''■■'"='* ''hil^delphia, i.t of May, 1758 reoort 
 1?rn^^ i- " ■■"""" K "' "aryl.-'nd h.-.ve been extremely di atory inU^et 
 rn„H,h^'r- ; ■ ■•"><>« Kranting supplies. At the end of last year the^ 
 ^^H^h ,°K *l°°' "°°P' "'""''' ^ disbanded, by which Fort CumlirW 
 and tha back country must have fallen into the enemy's hands liu,,J^ 
 Earl of Loudoun gave assurances to Governor Sharpe . . that he would 
 make good the expenses of keeping them up," etc. 
 
 I7S8;-M- Forbes to Pitt " Extract of a letter from Brigadier-Genefal 
 I-orbes to Mr. Secretary I'ilt, dated Fort Loudoun, Sept. 6th ,7(P",V 
 porting that the Governor of Maryland had acted with he greatesi z« 
 . . . m sending 50 volunteers, all good woodsmen, to join him ^ 
 
 marching 200 of his mihtia to Fort Cumberland," etc. """"•• »™ 
 
 '75<)_-i3- Hartwell to Ordnance Office. Original letter from 
 
 ^™^^vl''"r,r^Lryr;;^r^^ 
 
 1759— 14- Leeward Charibbee Islands. Original CommL«ion 
 s^ed by "George Thomas Captain-General and GovemoV.rS rf 
 the Leeward Charibbee Islands in America, and Chancellor of the 5^, - 
 tTrl^ •;»">« Gwrge Douglass, Fernando John Par" John !S!V 
 and Thurs ten Blackman" to take the answer of Ralph Payne to "a bIm 
 of Compbmt" before him in the Court of Chancery of the l!£d of S 
 Christophers, exhibited by John St. Leger Douglas? . and D«.,l 
 
 «'">[ • ■ -.'K^'-^ Lieut.-General Gilbert Fleming and RaW.>Lvo7 
 ?hom,t .^r'"'""' ''"■ ^^.«,",?' ''S* ^"-l ^iS«d and sealed K "^S' 
 Thomas, Governor, and " Wm. Smith, D'y Sec'y." ""=""/ <jeo. 
 
 Note, — Theie signature? are genuine. 
 
 1763— 15- Cape Charles, St. Lawrence Grant, for four vean 
 
 from James Murray, Governor of Quebec, ,0 Williar^liTymer, merchrm ^ 
 Cape Charles, opposite the mouth of the streights of Hellei^r for h. 
 purpose of seal fishing. Given under the Hand and Sea of Goveri^ 
 Murray on the 26th of April, 1763, and signed by H. T <:ramat°efS,^ 
 was then President of Quebec in 1770-73). Note on srant " Th e i. 
 writing was shown to John Gray." ^ ote on grant . This paper 
 
 ^''%'::^lt ^°'«™°^ Sir Hugh Pallisser. Proclamation by Hugh 
 Palhsser, Commander-in-ch ef of the Island of N,-w-„„t,ji,„j ' * 
 permission "to all the King's British Sub ects,?n prererence ?o alK;:*' 
 for fishing and trade under " Rules, orders and regulations to h,„he,j 
 on the Coast of Labrador, the Islands of Ant.costa^nd M^gdalfnes ■' a„1 
 "ordained by that Excellent Act of the ,oth and l.th of WilHam the 
 Third . . for the encouragement of the Trade and SJ. " 
 "Given under my hand th s 8th April 1865 S kr„,H H,,„i, d ir^ 
 This oaner writing w!,= eh„,.,„.„r„i,P/;J.5\, ^'S"«d Hugh Pallisser. 
 
»7<5S;— 17- Sales of the Sloop Esqalnuux." With all her Tackling 
 Apparel, i.t (or se:^ with all her provisions and stores, and other neces- 
 saries, hi for fishery at Cape Charles, o.i the Coast of Labrador; Sold 
 this day at Public Vcndue-Quebec, afith Oct'r, 1765— Sam'l Morin 
 Auctioneer. This paper writing was show to John Gray." ' 
 
 '^«7h'*,' '';, 9",?'"*' ^*"'"' to Sir Hugh Pallisser, fro. 
 
 AJderly and Jenkins of London, d.-ited "New Inn, ist IJec 1766" 
 statmu that they had sent out a w.it for damages sustained • Cap'^ 
 Charles, Labrador, by Bayne and Brymer, and asking Hugh Pallisser the 
 Governor, to name an Attorney to whom a copy of the writ may be sent. 
 
 NOTB.-A cupy of tloveinor P«lli,*er'» reply i, upp^nde,!. 
 
 1768. -2a Original Letter of Sir Hugh Pallisser "to Mr 
 
 .Sh.irp, stating that every step he took and every order issued by him 
 while Governor .it Newfoundland, were " strictly crnformr.bli: to the statute 
 for regulating the Fisheries. ' 
 
 NOT«.-Mr. Sharp waa appaiemlj, in Officer of the Board of Tttde. 
 
 I77S--2I- Original Letter of Charles O'Hara to John Bodding- 
 ton, of the Board of Ordnance, dated Fort Lewis, March nth, 1775 mak- 
 ing certain recommendation to the ordnance in favour of Mr. Stanlon and 
 J. P. Collin for promotion in the garrison of Fort Louis 
 
 1775— M Thomas Gamble's Memorial to Lord Harrinirton 
 
 His Majesty s Secretary at War, dated Boston, 7th April, .775. pTaying 
 that he may be allowed "the purchase of a company in one of t.ie Reiri- 
 mints serving in America." He complains that "a junior officer from 
 another corps was put over his head." He describes himself as Captain 
 Rerr?,f Fn„^"'fTf' <3uartermaster General," and "Lieut, in the i6th 
 Kegt. of Foot. (The memorial is unsigned.) 
 
 1775; -23- Original Letter of Captain Gamble, addressed to 
 Ant. Chamier of the War Office, dated " Head Quarters," Boston Mav 
 joth, ,775. in which he is thankful to be assured "that the Secretary a; 
 M^I,n i^T l°T^ r,*"' '^PPji'^^'i™. and encloses the counterpart bf a 
 Memorial that Gen. Page has desired me to give in," etc. He then Eoes 
 on to state that he was made a Lieut, in 1755, aid then recount his 
 varied service in the army. >.wuma ms 
 
 1776—24- Original Letter from Col. Robert Prescott, who be- 
 came a Major-Generai in i7S9.!>nd, in 1796, succeeded Gen. Lord Dor- 
 chester, as Governor-in-Chief of Lower Canada. This letter is addressed 
 "Vo„* '*';."^"k.^" Jeffery {afterwards Lord) Amherst, alid" died 
 Pon mouth, Feb'y 2nd 1776. He details the particulars of an e.iort of 
 Brockley, an emissary of the " Rebels in America," to take out ordnance 
 stores on board the //-/. Transport, and gives the particulars of Gen 
 Montgomery's abortive attack upon Quebec, in whicf Montgomery his 
 Secretary, and about So men were killed, and 300 were wSunded and 
 taKcn ptisoncrSi 
 
 NoT«.— Th« signaiure of " Robert Prescott " U genuine. 
 
 '^^^?5' P"^!?*'.! u*?'.^"' ?'' ^ ^"'■"S' ^^^^" of the Ship 
 
 HuliZ'^ . . ""''r^K- ^'f- *'?• ''79' '■=P°"i"8 his arrival at 
 
 Halifax and discharge of his cargo of gunpowder, etc. He says that 
 
 Geo. Collier has made havock among the Reb^l Fleet at 'Ponobsticot.' " 
 
 1779.-26. Original Letter of N. Laban, Superintendent of the 
 t?^^ T^"""- 'k ^'^ ""'I'i™?'"" "' 'he Board of Ordnance, dated 
 the 9th of September, 1779, reporting the safe arrival of the ship at 
 Halifax, .after many privations, etc. ^ 
 
 '^~;?^- 5*"*j°*i ..t^"'^'" °^ ^ Curtis, Master . : the ship 
 after a'ls-days' passage fVommiifai:' "hJ sa!d;'"l/^i^';i„.S 
 — S— 
 
 bD^-'i.^^qQ 
 
'^r?*M°'lF'P/' ^'",*'. °' N. Uban, dated M.h Nov., remrt- 
 .M lo Mr. Boddrngton of the Hoard of Ordnance the .rri.al of he .bin 
 M.//.V/i.^(„( which he is .Supermtondent), ,n the Downlat hat dati 
 having left Halrfa« nn the l8th October. ' 
 
 iTte- 3» Sir Gay Carletons Return of Officers. This i, a 
 compiet, ..L,,, of Garnson Officers ,n America: .Sent from , hi War 
 
 ••tu."^4tt'^,.^?'\he .L'j^^St :Tffitf r?["^^^ 
 
 n'„;.".-^l™'^ p"°T'' ^o" ^""»' New7ou,i:iland, Cape 1!% on'lr 
 John's Island, Providence and llermuda. '^ '>rcion, .it. 
 
 ..J. Lo,d i)<„.i,„,.,. H, ,„ c<,:„cc..d .,,1, c.„i3i"jr,ti';' Mil^;;;!;.*": u .'."i" "* •" 
 
 l784^-.3a Original Letter of Capt. G. A. Byron to the Hoard of 
 
 ]?. '",■: ^'""'■, '•I'":'' he commands. The request was complved with hv 
 
 A ,7„«':'"Tk\"''" 'iK«d the order of appointment, ™ ."ejm 
 Ai., tt, 1784, with his own initials, "G. C." 
 
 ''*o;^?L?H^'';*'K^fV'"°^^*Pt. G. A. Byron to the Board of 
 Ordnance dated sih of Oct., 17K4, staling that as the armourer annointe, 
 nt^r^^^nA^'l^'^^'V^' '•''P' Thomas Attkins be appointed in his 
 E!ro°wnrilt.^?;.'i.l,i?"arfetr -""" ""■ ""■• •'^"'"'ini'i'^ 
 
 '^i-;;;;^^!''^"?? ^fP'^'^ ^^P" ^'l^'-ve to Lord Albemarle's Irish 
 
 !s'?pesJ^;t::^s^n::;;n^-;-,;,i:--^^-.-;^ 
 
 remarks. The document is dated in July, 1785. ""m mr. Sharpe s 
 
 NoTB.— Lord Ki-ppel wu guardian ty Lord AlUmarle. 
 
 »787— 33- Lord Dorchester's Original Siened Warrant fnr r.^a 
 
 6s. 8d. Dated " Quebec, 9th July, r787 ■' '"'^"^° Warrant for ^508 
 
 1787^— 34- Lord Dorchester's Original Siened Warrant f„r y-^, 
 
 83. Sd. Dated "Quebec, 19th Nov.Ti787.'' ^a^ant 'or £s'4 
 
 1787—35 Lord Dorchester's Original Signed Warrant f^r j-^,« 
 i6s. 2d. Dated " Quebec, 22nd Nov., 1787 " warrant for ^^628 
 
 1787— 36- Lord Dorchester's Original Signed Warrant fnr ^,„<; 
 ISS. 8d. Dated " Quebec, 24th December, .787 " ^^"^^^ '°' A596 
 
 ^sin^csl^ti^driSSiT^--^- 
 
 n the Province were wmfd by Go.. Smcoe .fter 
 
 NoT«.— Yonge Street, Toronto, and a towasbio ii 
 I Iriena, Sir U, Vo""- 
 
 1790— 38. Original Memorial of Captain Burni .0 «,, n 
 
 '^daTe^':.^e7rc*L;^!r^?t' ?79^'?''=pr!'ySfth"alf^ri" ^=^-- 
 1790.-40. Original Memorial to the King of Colonel Peter Craig. 
 
dated Londt^n, Dec. ist, 1790, praying that being the only oftirer remain- 
 injf of the service of the Siege of (iibraltar, he receive " some mark of the 
 Kinif's favour/' etc. 
 
 1791—41. Memorial to Sir George Yonge of Lieut. Krcdk. Philipse 
 
 Robinson, of thr ,38th KcKiment {without dale) praying for some additional 
 appointment, he havmy served " 14 years as a subaltern, and almost dur- 
 ing thf whole War in America, and was 18 months a prisoner with the 
 Americans." 
 
 SrRciAL Nrrm.— Thi> Mamofiftl wu thai of I.ivuttmint (anarwuil* fUr) ri<Ml«kh ThilipM K.'.\>in. 
 ion, l.i«u(fnant-(iuvfrnor of LTpiiar CankiU !■ iSii-rn. In hi* " Hiktury •>{ thn lA'\ti\i%\n>'Amrrk»," 
 rv. Ih. Ryt.»...i. on (MBJ i^ of the woml *olmn«, recuiininlhe MfvicTi of Ll«u(,Gen«r«l Sir T. P. 
 'n. anil rriniin'ii in I pprr L'AnftiJa afterw 
 
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 wailhc %an nfC.'donrI Brvirl'V Kohin»o. 
 HoLiniKMi, Chief JuMii ■ of Uppcil anmli 
 
 , (iirinulyuf ViramiHi 
 
 and wu m taU 
 
 of Sir John ftcvaiUy 
 
 1791.— 42. Letter to the Secretary at War of John Cole Bowen, 
 
 dated thi 3rd of Keby., 1791, and requestinn an answer to a memo/ial 
 which he had sent to the War Office, praying for an appointment as Li^ut., 
 in room of one of the ofticers that had ijot a company, etc 
 
 1792.— 43. Proxies of Members of the House of Lords- Proxy 
 
 in T m, of Lord Fortescue to Lord Graham, to act for him, as his true, 
 C' i[i and undouhied Agent, Attorney, etc. . . . with full power and 
 ai^aiority to act for him and his name, in all th'ngs, business, etc., to be 
 considered and decided in Parliament, .jgive advice, counsel, even to 
 sign his name with such power as he himself might have, etc. 
 
 NoTB.— .\ulufrB()h si^tiatun; of Lord " Furlescue," 
 
 1810. — 44. The same form filled up by the Duke of Bedford in favour of 
 Lord de Thanel to act for him as proxy. 
 
 Note.— Autograph Minaliire of the Duka of " Bedford." 
 
 I81I.— 15. The same form filled up by Lord Conyngham, authorizing 
 Lord Keith to act for him as proxy. 
 
 Note, —Autngraph signature ofLoid "Conynijhain." 
 
 l8l5- — 46. The same form filled up by Lord Hillsborough in favour of 
 the l)uke of Suisex to act as his proxy. 
 
 Note, — Autograph ^ifnature of Lord " Hillsborough. " 
 
 1819.— 47. The same form filled up by Lord Charlemont in favour of 
 Lord Holland to act as his proxy. 
 
 Note.— Autograph signature of Lord " Oharlemont." 
 
 1774. 1814, 1838, 1842, etc.— 48-52. Treaty Memoranda (i) rclatin,^ 
 
 to the '* Boundaries of 1763 " ; (2) " Quebec Act of 1774 " ; (j) '* Statement 
 of Lord Gambier, H. Goulburn, and \V. Adams, made at Ghent, August 
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tl.-PpocIamatlons as Original], P.i„..^ 
 
 '''!;rd';slff°L'?;??J?h"e ^.n&P^^^^' ^^r"'- to s„ch a, 
 Canada. By His E.cd eLy John (^'av«Tn,l"J''V''""°« "' ^^^ 
 
 '"*: ''. _----,<ic promise and drrl^r, .k,. i .. n _..'"". ■ ■ ■ of the Tenor of the word* foIlo> 
 
 Ihe Countv „f Pi-;„ * """y, ml j.nc the Hon. Thomai Talh-x f™.„.i.- r ... ^ .. _ 
 
 Th,t„asTalbot.tt;Aai;gSec;e™:r;'b:jr:f^^^^^^^^ 
 i«t m Ihe County of El,in.^ "*'''■ '^^'"■"^ ">« "^n- TEoma, Talbot, found*, of the T.lbot Settle- 
 
 — ■-.. . u. LUC luooi settle- 
 
 '^rbfo^^i^rNTw^JirNiaT^^^^^^^^^ -P™-^. - stated on 
 
 '^'li^^f oM^^fh'^afcrjJl? -I;,?"'!^ Simcoe. dated at King- 
 Montreal, i» attested by Wmjkrli'seTre,aK""lf ''=' ''1''"^ ^espl.t, 
 under the Constitutional Act o i^o ', fhe S.niiw-'" ""' '*"• ""« 
 IS authonzed to declare that the (udir« t„= ' i'*^';*''"""'-"'-Council 
 
 of Upper Canada shall coutiiSe in officelnder he ".v^'a" '^''i' °«"" 
 1 roclamation continued them accordingly ""* ^"' ^^ "'^' 'hi^ 
 
 '^s:;;c*oe?nl?„to°s.°=iLKnlr";;o!""^'"^^ J^"- «-« 
 
 Small, Clerk of the Council " '*'°''«"0". '794, and attested by "John 
 
 . .ncludins >ne i-wea 
 
 '''1hripSlhe^p-^«r.^.e?^^^^^^^^^^^ - «Pri-d. I„ 
 
 ''''Glint^™d^M°^,«^fJ^t^^^^^^^ E Loyalists- Land 
 
 other subjects residing in ^he Western MiH^''"^''' ^SV "'= MajesJy's 
 shall return these papers to (hrCerks'o^ hi P """^ ^f =™ Districts," 
 Attorney General, s'o^hat .hfGramst?L'ri'eJ"ay'be mai;"™'"^'' "' 
 
 '''1.7?;.a^t'°P?S°o°by^Ki!'| *= "■.^•Loyalists. This 
 ^ November. .,,,, ,„ „hich t Srn?r°/t!^Sdetl^ to^-^lVa^S; o1 
 
 • These Proclam-ti/^r« ^ .,.:_:_, n . . . 
 
"! 1 783. The Proclamation ,heS «Tr»,« 1°" '^' ^"^'^ °' Separation 
 General-in-Council to theeffect thit h/I 1 ?'^T °' "" Governor- 
 course for preserving •• ReSi of the n^^"- f ""'' '^"^"^^ ^'"'"W '^l<e 
 
 Ihedescr^tion above mem ™e3 ,0 fh" enS thL^ i P"'""' '?"'"« ""=•" 
 "discnmmated from future settler, i„,LiJ l 'J''"'. Posterity might be 
 "the Militia of their respective di<ri, T'\ R<^K'^'"s and Rolls of 
 "of the Province, as pro'^er obiects h!',f " 0'^" P"''\'"= remembrances 
 
 and conduct so honou^ble to their\nre,M'/. T"T"''>^ '" ""= fidelity 
 "and privileges. ■' Ancestors for distmguished benefits 
 
 :-^T:lS.^:^t^::^:^tr;::tc:^^^' -'» been .eneraHy 
 
 ;;grac^ous inten-ion o? setting sucJBe?sZ°fH°f '"'r''"^ "'^ '^^J^'V'^ 
 
 about to be confirmed to S "^ n "ll'''" "P™ ''""*^ ""^ 
 
 "thought proper . . to dTrer't ' ' ^"'' '"'<'«' ve that I have 
 
 " be confirmed in their several possession, '^h,. fu P"?'>"^ claiming to 
 
 the Empire' and joined theToyai Sundard 1^ r"* •° '''' ' ""i'^ °f 
 
 "ascertain the same upon oath *'»"a"<l '" Amenca ... to 
 
 "'he Magist. s are dieted ,0 r'eceive the same ■"'""'" ""'' '°™ " 
 
 1789.— 8-14. Instructions and Blank Fom<! Th„ r 1, ■ 
 
 style prmted instructions and b°nk form, w^r!' ! following old 
 
 with the preceding Proclamation ° provided m connection 
 
 form TorTesli^ri'^li'^f it'ds as£d'°fo'?' Lieutenant-Governor, with blank 
 
 A/ti„rSur/yS'Jj",S1a°/d?a:!;ed'r"- '■" ""^ "' '^"•'«-- "f the 
 3- Form of the Acting Surveyor General. 
 
 Re^gi^^^Sftoyflis^fd'-h^irot pas'ed t^tr'fr", l^ -«-" "' "■« 
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 '^P™c'lLa':ro°n:=!fsrd'rGofe?nTstcE ''r^^j''^'' «"■"=• This 
 Navy Hall, Newark (Niagara ™H?,«l,'H,'fM' ^^^ernment House, 
 that as it is a matter of pu3 c no orieti ,h,7 ^^h ' '"^' '° ""e effec 
 
 S^^;;^^o-^-s-^i5S?^^^^^:.''X 
 
 other .mister and illegal transactior., i^ ^,.,%'.' ■ ,*"'' W "any 
 "princples and conditionrofTll d ' '"."'"'"'est violation of the 
 
 "fore, tnown"o a^con erneS tJaL^rsucrt™ ^^""'''^ '' ""' '"• "■"' 
 " these lands; that the Townships of Ostonn/w "If -1- V. ' ''^™ '"rf^'ed 
 " Kitley, Loughborough, Huninedon R°.wh' m"'"*' '^™"'S"e, Russell, 
 "and Windham, are,lndVhev are heJehv d 1"' ^""l''' ^'"'"'- Whitby 
 
 "^'^etth-r^^e^£iHS'"^r-^^^ 
 
 ^Prc^ma.ionaforesaid..?^?|;SI^,V!;}oS;^:„--^^ 
 '^vro^Lfl°''^^}T.^^?°'^^ Charge for Surveys. Thi., 
 
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