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be arrested, they would do well to offer it as soon as possible, by their deputies. You may make this known to them. I send you enclosed a proclamation passed by the council; also a resolution passed by the same with regard to trade, which you will have read in public in order that everyone shall comply with it. It is absolutely necessary for you, in the present condition of affairs, to inform me frequently of the state of your departments, as too long a delay might prove hurtful to you. There are comers and goers enough; but should no opportunity of that kind present itself, you might join with the other departments and send an express. My feelings towards you are always the same; and so long as you behave with fidelity towards the King of Great Britain our lawful sovereign, and with obedience to his government, you will always have in me. |
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