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NHG-P.770.011
13 Apr 1770:21 (704)
New-York, March 26. The day was celebrated with great joy
and decency. A little before Sunday the company from
Hampden-Hall, joined by a number of people in the fields,
went, with music playing, and colours flying, to the
New-Goal, where they saluted Capt. McDougall, with three
cheers, which were answered in like manner by the company
within. He thanked them for this mark of their respect in a
short address thro' the [ ] of the window of the middle
story. . . [12 lines]
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