Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-04

tries Of their Custom Houses and inform each other
from time 10 time, OF the state thereof anu of
every other material Circumstance that may occur
relative TO this Association.
10 That all manu- iactures OF this country be sold
MT reasonable prices that no undue advantage be
taken OF a future scarcity ofgoOds.
IA And We do further agree and resolve that we
will have no trade, commerce, dealings. or inter.
course whatsoever with any Colony or Province in
North America. which shall not accede to or which
shall hereafter violate this Association but will hold
them worthy Of the rights Of freeInen, and as
rimical 10 the liberties ofths country
And we 10 ,olemniy bind ourselves and our con-
eiiuents under the ties aforesaid. adhere to this
Association until such parts Of the several Acts OF
Parliament passed since the close Of the last war
as impose or continue duties on tea, wine molasses
syrups. candles, coffee, sugar. pimenio, indigo
foreign paper. glass, and painters coors, imported
into America, aud extend the powers OF the Ad.
miraliy Courts beyond their ancient limits, deprive
tho American subjects Of trial BY Jury authorize
the Judges certificate 10 indemnify the prosecutor
from damages that he might otherwise be liable 70
from trial by his peers require oppressive security
from claimant Of ships or goods seized before he
shall DO allowed TO defend his property are repcal.
ed. And until that part OF the Act Of the 10Th
George I'LL CHI u, entitled IAN Act for the better
| securing his MoJesy's dock yards magazines ships
ammunition. and stores" by which any persons
charged with committing any ofthe Offences there.
IN described. IN America, may be tried in aay shire
or county within the Realm, is repealed-and un
al the four Acts passed in the last session of Paria
mcui, viz: that for stopping The port aud blocking
| up the harbOr Of BpsOn-ihn for altering The char
ter and government Of the Massachusetts Bav: and
that which - cniitle An Act for the better admin
siraiion Of justice. &c.-Ond that for extending the
| limits OF Quebec, &c, repealed And we 70
commend Il 90 the Provincial Conventions and Z,
the committees IN the respective Colonies 20 estab
iish such farther regulations they may think pro
| per for carrying into execution this Association
| The foregoing Association being determined I'D
on by the Congress, was ordered 10 be subscrib
cd by the several members thereof and lhereupon
we have hereinIo setour respective names accord
ingly.
In Congress, Philadelphia, Octc5cr, 20. l77I.
PEYToN RANDOLPH. President.
NeU HamPShire-John Sullivan, Nathaniel Fol
som.
Massachusetts Bay-Tbomas Cushing. Samue
Adams John Adams, Robert Treat Paine
| Rhode IslaHd-Steph Hopkins. Samuel War,
las Deane.
Ne'r- iOrk-Tsnac Low, John Alison. John ia,
James DuaEe, Philip Livingston, William Floys
Henry Wisner. Simon Boerum
NeO-Jersey-James Krnsey, William Livingston
Stephen Crane. Richard Smith, John De Hart.
ennsyirania--Joseph Galloway. John D:ckir
son. Charles Humphreys Thomas RlifIln, Edwar
BIddle, John Morton, George Ross
The Lover Counties. NeU Castle. dc.-Cms;
Rodney. Thomas Mexican. George Read.
Maryland Matthew Tilghman, Thomas johnson
Jr, William Paca. Samuel Chaise
|irg'H'a--Richard Henry Lee, George washin
Ion' fa'rck Henry. Jr.. Richard Bland. Benjam
lIarrison, Edmund Pendleton.
Nor'i CarOiiHa-Wilam Hooper, Joseph Hewe
Richard Caswell.
South Ca oiiHa-ITcny Middleton, Thomt
Lynch, Christopher Gadsden, John Rutlcdee, f.
ward Rulodge.