Some modest and sober considerations about tythes wherein is contained, I. the ministers propriety, II. Their warrantableness. III. The inconveniencies in removing them. IV. The mischiefs in putting them upon a free contribution. V. The strongest objections answered. Humbly presented to the committee for tythes, by some wel-affected in the northren parts

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