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    Mount-Pleasant, May 5, 1766. Mr. David Hall, That duty incumbent upon every honest man, to vindicate his character (when maliciously and unjustly aspersed) obliges me to trouble the publick with the annexed. Should room be wanting in your next gazette, be pleased to print it on a separate half-sheet, and send it with your papers to each of your correspondents in this province, and in the Jerseys.

    Mount-Pleasant, May 5, 1766. Mr. David Hall, That duty incumbent upon every honest man, to vindicate his character (when maliciously and unjustly aspersed) obliges me to trouble th... by Macpherson, John, 1726-1792

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    Philadelphia, May 19, 1766. To the printers of the Pennsylvania gazette. In the midst of a profound peace, it is a little surprizing, that from the craggs of Mount-Pleasant, a war should be declared against me ... I have seen a paper, signed by John M'Pherson, printed by you ... which I apprehended had a malicious design to asperse my reputation ... I hope, therefore, for an equal indulgence with others, and that should room be wanting in your next Gazette, you will be pleased to print this on a separate half-sheet, and send the copies of it with your papers, to each of your correspondents in this province, in the Jerseys, and, if you please, in New-York, and Maryland. ...

    Philadelphia, May 19, 1766. To the printers of the Pennsylvania gazette. In the midst of a profound peace, it is a little surprizing, that from the craggs of Mount-Pleasant, a war... by Garrigues, Samuel, 1718-1782

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