| Description | "Tamer" (sic) Rebellion Road, South Carolina, "May it please your Lordship pardon my freedom in troubling your Lordship, with this letter as it concerns thousands of poor people, much distressed by resolves of Congress's", inflictions imposed on these inhabitants by the rebels in consequence of their refusing to sign the associations, has been enabled by months of travel among them to procure 4000 to avow their loyalty to the King, personal sufferings in the past and present from persecution of the rebels, has had to flee for his life to His Majesty's ship "Tamar", intends going to Boston by first opportunity to acquaint General Gage of his proceedings and ask for troops, recommends measures for the improvement of the province |