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In one of his letters he writes of having received a letter " under cover of Mr. Spencer," then the pastor at Trenton. He was a Trustee of the College of New-Jersey, from 1781 until his death.
In 1783, visiting England for his health, he was associated with Dr. WithersjK>on, who went out in the same vessel, on a mission to obtain sub- scriptions for the College abroad. He died in Philadelphia, March 5, 1785.
Samuel Tucker served in the Trusteeship from 1766 to 1788, and for' most of the time wa...s Clerk of the Board. He held many public sta- tions. He had been Sheriff of Hunterdon, and when as a member of the Provincial Assembly of 1769, he took an active part in the investiga- * Life and Works of John Adams, voLil In 1777, Mr. Adams boarded with Jhe family of Mr. Sproat Digitized by Google Samuel Tucker. 201 tion of alleged professional abuses of lawyers, there was a, recrimination in regard to his own fee-bills as SherifE* He was President of the Provincial Congress of New-Jersey, which sat in Trenton from October 4 to 28, 1775, and offi- cially signed the Constitution which it framed, July 2, 1776.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In one of his letters he writes of having received a letter " under cover of Mr. Spencer," then the pastor at Trenton. He was a Trustee of the College of New-Jersey, from 1781 until his death.
In 1783, visiting England for his health, he was associated with Dr. WithersjK>on, who went out in the same vessel, on a mission to obtain sub- scriptions for the College abroad. He died in Philadelphia, March 5, 1785.
Samuel Tucker served in the Trusteeship from 1766 to 1788, and for' most of the time wa...s Clerk of the Board. He held many public sta- tions. He had been Sheriff of Hunterdon, and when as a member of the Provincial Assembly of 1769, he took an active part in the investiga- * Life and Works of John Adams, voLil In 1777, Mr. Adams boarded with Jhe family of Mr. Sproat Digitized by Google Samuel Tucker. 201 tion of alleged professional abuses of lawyers, there was a, recrimination in regard to his own fee-bills as SherifE* He was President of the Provincial Congress of New-Jersey, which sat in Trenton from October 4 to 28, 1775, and offi- cially signed the Constitution which it framed, July 2, 1776.
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