Inhabitans of this Province, our Actions meet the most ample Reward that any Member of it can experience. one Motive in this important Measure viz. a sacred Regard for the Rights and Privileges of British America, and an earn- our Parent State, upon Terms constitutional and est Wich to bring about a Reconciliation with honourable to both, have hitherto actuated us. Our earnest Wishes are, that this Province now virtuously adhere to the Resolves of the Conti- nental Congress, as the means which will most probably bring about the End which all the Friends to America most earnestly desire. At the same Time accept, Sir, our warm est acknowledgment for the polite Manner in which you have thought fit to convey the Sentiments of this truly respectable Body. On Motion, Resolved, that the Instructions of the Inhabitants of Perquimons County to their Delegates appinted to meet at this Conven- tion, entered into on the 11th Day of March last, be read; which were accordingly read... One of which said Instructions being, "That the Thanks of the Inhabitants of that County be given to William Hooper, Joseph Herves, Inhabitants of this Province, our Actions meet the can experience. On Motive in this important Measure, viz. a sacred Regard for the Rights and Privileges of British America, and an earn= =est Wish to bring about a Reconciliation with Our earnest Wishes are, that this Province may virtuously adhere to the Resolves of the Conti= =nental Congress, as the Means which will At the samt Time accept, Sir, our warm= =est Acknowledgment for the polite Manner their Delegates appointed to meet at this Conven= =tion, entered into on the 11th Day of March last, be read; which were accordingly read. One of which said Instructions being, That the be given to William Hooper, Joseph Hewes, 20

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