25 First College in New York-Act for vesting funds, raised by
lottery, for its erection, (£3443. 18s.), in certain Trus-
tees Their names-To invest the funds until the College
is incorporated-Proposals to be received from cities or
counties, for its location-See March 5, 1752; March 22,
March 29; April 5, July 4, Dec. 12, 1753; also Regents'
Bulletin, 1893, 257...
10 Church of New Paltz to the Classis of Amsterdam-Have
joined the Coetus-Their origin and relations to Kings-
ton-French services for fifty years-Dutch services-
Helped to support Dutch ministers at Kingston-Dutch
settlers at New Paltz-Efforts to unite with churches on
the west-Opposition of Kingston-Called John Van
Driessen-Disciplined by Church of Kingston-Kingston
calls Mancius a German, who had settled at Saugerties-
Mancius removes to Paramus-New Paltz has joined the
Coetus, and is under the Classis of Amsterdam-Is the
discipline of Kingston over New Paltz legal?—Always in-
dependent of Kingston-Requests Classis to order Coetus
to summon Mancius before them to give account-Conduct
of Mancius—Benefits of the Coetus-Requests the ordina-
tion of Vrooman as their minister-This letter was
approved by Goetschius before being sent-See July 3,
1752
..3208-3212
30 Revs. Ritzema and De Ronde to Classis of Amsterdam-An-
ticipate official letter of Coetus-Arondeus and Van Sin-
deren each to preach a Penitential Sermon, with a
Peace-Sermon by another minister-A new Consistory to
be chosen, representing each party-Van Sinderen and his
party continue to protest against the calling of Arondeus—
Coetus proceeded, paying no attention to these excep-
tions-Revs. Ritzema, John Frelinghuysen and De Ronde,
the Committee of Coetus-Arondeus not sincere in his
penitential sermon, but made it a defence-Promises to
preach another sermon-The protest against calling him