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Matthew Phripp Alexander Moseley and John
Ramsay that the said Moseleys took the Oath
prescribed by Lord Dun more that Jacob Alligood
came to their House with the Parchment and
oath which they there took and subscribed and
that they did not repair to the standard erected
by Lord Dunmore nor in any respect aid or
assist him with Money or Provisions and that
they in general endeavoured to keep out of the
way of Lord Dunmore and his adherents and
that they had come to the following resolution thereupon which he read in his place and
afterwards delivered in at the Clerks table where the same was again twice read and agreed to

Resolved that the said Edward Hack Moseley
and Edward Hack Moseley jun'r did not appear
inimical to American liberty before Lord Dunmore
had erected his standard and that whatever
they did afterwards proceeded from their great
fear of Lord Dunmore and his adherents.

Resolved, That the said Edward Hack Moseley
and Edward Haek Moseley jun'r be discharged on
their Parole not to give intelligence or Assistance
to the enemies of America.

Adjourned till tomorrow, half after 10. oClock,