At the Meeting for Sufferings held in New-York, the 6th of the 7th month, 1829 : the Monthly Meeting of Westbury and Jericho, communicated to this Meeting, by its minute of the 20th of the 5th month last, its apprehension, that in consequence of the great extent to which the doctrines and opinions of Elias Hicks had spread, and the reproach thereby brought upon the Society of Friends, that its testimony issued against him required further publicity. ... in order to communicate this information to our members, the clerk of this Meeting was directed to furnish a copy of the said testimony of disownment to each of the Quarterly, Monthly, and Preparative Meetings ... . - Parsons, Samuel.; Willets, Valentine. (Printed by M. Day, 1829)