...Kingston, and being introduced before them, he was asked whether he considered himself a subject of the Independent States of America? to which he replied,...Livingston, where he remained until he was sent into New-York, by a flag, under the superintendance of Colonel Burr, by order of General Washington. Mr....

...Kingston, and being introduced before them, he was asked whether he considered himself a subject of the Independent States of America ? to which he replied,...within the manor of Livingston, where he remained until ho was sent into New- York, by a flag, under the superintendance of Colonel Burr, by order of General...

...requisitions for aid and supplies for general purposes, had been formerly addressed to the several provincial of Great Britain ; upon which an order was immediately...until he was sent into New- York, by a flag, under the superintendance of Colonel Burr, by order of General Washington. Mr. Smith remained at New- York till...

...before them, he was asked whether he considered himself a subject of the Independent States of America P to which he replied, that he did not conceive himself...until he was sent into New- York, by a flag, under the superintcndance of Colonel Burr, by order of General Washington. Mr. Smith remained at New- York till...

...Kingston, and being introduced before them he was asked whether he considered himself a subject of the Independent states of America '! to which he replied...discharged from his oaths of fidelity to the crown : upon which an order was immediately made by the board, on the 7th of June, ordering him to bo confined...

...introduced before tliein he was asked whether he considered himself a subject of the Independent stales of America'.' to which he replied that he did not...discharged from his oaths of fidelity to the crown : upon which an order was immediately made by the board, on the 7tli of June, ordering him to ho confined...

...Kingston, and being introduced before them he was asked whether he considered himself a subject of the Independent states of America? to which he replied...discharged from his oaths of fidelity to the crown : upon which an order was immediately made by the board, on the 7th of June, ordering him to be confined...

...of New York. He desires that what follows may be accepted as his answer. That he does not consider himself discharged from his oaths of fidelity to the Crown of Great Britain. He refers to his letter of the 4th July last, in answer to a summons of a committee of the Honorable...

...independent State of New York ? " To which he bravely made answer that he " did not regard himself as discharged from his oaths of fidelity to the Crown of Great Britain." It was probably as well for this stout-hearted Judge that two of his powerful relatives, the Livingstons,...