. Documents relating to the colonial history of the state of New Jersey, [1631-1776] . od Success, we commit you to theProtection of the Almighty and are your real Friends. Barclay. Perth. Drummond. Geo. MeKinzle. PeterSonmans. Po. Burnett. Wm. Gihsmi. Barclay^ forPo. Gordon. Wm. Dockiora^ and Proxy for ThomasHart. Walter Benthall. Thomafi Coojper. Thoman Bar-her. Clement Phimi^tead. Given under onr Seal of our Province in London, Feh-ruary Twenty nine, 1683-4. Letter from. Sir John Werden to Governor Dongan. [From New York Colonial Documents, Vol. III., p. 341.] Sir \^:\ S* Jamess 10
. Documents relating to the colonial history of the state of New Jersey, [1631-1776] . od Success, we commit you to theProtection of the Almighty and are your real Friends. Barclay. Perth. Drummond. Geo. MeKinzle. PeterSonmans. Po. Burnett. Wm. Gihsmi. Barclay^ forPo. Gordon. Wm. Dockiora^ and Proxy for ThomasHart. Walter Benthall. Thomafi Coojper. Thoman Bar-her. Clement Phimi^tead. Given under onr Seal of our Province in London, Feh-ruary Twenty nine, 1683-4. Letter from. Sir John Werden to Governor Dongan. [From New York Colonial Documents, Vol. III., p. 341.] Sir \^:\ S* Jamess 10 March (8^) The Comm** are unanimous in it, that no land beyond the bounds of E and West Jersey (betwixtthe Rivers) ought to be separated from yo governem^ uponany termes, and y* you should use great care to hinderM Pen and the inhabit^ of both Jerseys from obstructingy* Peltry trade of Kew York, and y*^ in ord to y^ youshould prevent all you can the uniteing of any part ofeither Jersey with Mr Pen (who as you observe) is very intent on his owne interest in those parts Yours, &c. For the HoN«^ Co^^ Dongan His E H^ Lieu and Gov-- of]Sew Yorke & its Dependancyes. 458 Ni:W .IKIISKV ( In XlMKNTS. [lOS-A Fmlli KlIKJ Cjiilrh-^ II. In l\llir,li(l Jil/lh/IHIi. I Kroiii riilili<- liiMMJid oilicc. ? America and West Iiiilics, Ilaiit. (Jen.,Cdloiiiiil Kiit:y Book No. \\) ( )iii iVc. ) (ulit (ioxcriioiir of oui-li()\iiice (tf West New Jersey, to the (ioveniourthereof for tlie time beingTrusty Icc Whekkas We are informed of oreat dis-orders and depredations daily committed to tlie prejndieeof Our Allies coiitrarv to Treatise between Is, and thegood Corres])on(lence that ought to l)e maintained l»etween(,iiristian Princes and States; and We having alreadygiven strict Older in ()ni- Island of .Jamaica against suchillegal! ])roceedings, by passing a for restraining andpunishing J*rivateers A: Pirats; Our Will A: Pleasure is,that you tak
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