An edition of To the customers of the Newport Mercury (1766)

To the customers of the Newport Mercury.

Gentlemen and ladies, I once more assume the honour of presenting you with a poetical address, (if it can be so called) on the anniversary of a New-Year. If it is agreeable, I doubt not but you will confer a very generous token of approbation on, gentlemen and ladies, your very obsequious, much obliged, truly humble, and most devoted servant, Eben. Hall, n.c.

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An edition of To the customers of the Newport Mercury (1766)

To the customers of the Newport Mercury.

Gentlemen and ladies, I once more assume the honour of presenting you with a poetical address, (if it can be so called) on the anniversary of a New-Year. If it is agreeable, I doubt not but you will confer a very generous token of approbation on, gentlemen and ladies, your very obsequious, much obliged, truly humble, and most devoted servant, Eben. Hall, n.c.

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To the customers of the Newport Mercury.: Gentlemen and ladies, I once more assume the honour of presenting you with a poetical address, (if it can be so called) on the anniversary of a New-Year. If it is agreeable, I doubt not but you will confer a very generous token of approbation on, gentlemen and ladies, your very obsequious, much obliged, truly humble, and most devoted servant, Eben. Hall, n.c.
1766, Printed by Samuel Hall?
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Cover of: To the customers of the Newport Mercury.
To the customers of the Newport Mercury.: Gentlemen and ladies, I once more assume the honour of presenting you with a poetical address, (if it can be so called) on the anniversary of a New-Year. If it is agreeable, I doubt not but you will confer a very generous token of approbation on, gentlemen and ladies, your very obsequious, much obliged, truly humble, and most devoted servant, Eben. Hall, n.c.
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Dated [1769?] and ascribed to the press of Solomon Southwick by Alden based on a contemporary ms. annotation on the Newport Historical Society copy. However, textual references suggest that the verses were printed to commemorate the repeal of the Stamp Act which occurred on March 18, 1766. Samuel Hall, older brother of the author, printed the Newport Mercury from April 1763 to March 1768, and it is probable that the verses were printed during those years.

Bristol B3007.

Shipton & Mooney 41940.

Alden, J.E. Rhode Island, 414.

Microfiche. [New York : Readex Microprint, 1985] 11 x 15 cm. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 41940).

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Early American imprints -- no. 41940.
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Newport Mercury.

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