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From The Associates of the Late Dr. Bray for Founding Libraries, 



and Instructing the Negroes in the British Plantations. 



[1772. May. London.] 



Invitation to dinner at the King's Head Tavern, Holborn, on May 

 21. Engraved N. i p. I, 19b. 



From [Jonathan Shipley,] Bishop of St. Asaph. [Circa 1772.] 



Will vrait upon him the following evening with his family and Lord 

 and Lady Spencer. A. L. in 3d P. i p. I, 20. 



From Dr. [William] Heberden. [1774. June. London,] 

 Invitation to dinner on June 10. Engraved N. i p. I, 19c. 



From P[eter] Collinson. [Circa 1775.] 



Enjoyed his " Vindication [and offer from Congress to Parliament] " 

 very much; it must mortify [Chief Justice William] Allen, for it cuts 

 him to the quick; wishes a copy sent to David Barclay, Jr. A. L. S. 



1 p. I, 21. 



From The King of Portugal. 1776. July 5. Lisbon. 



An edict prohibiting all intercourse between his dominions and the 

 Rebel American Colonies. D. S. Count de Azambuja, Pres[ident]. 



2 p. (Copy. Translated into English.) XII, I. 



From N[oble] W[imberly] Jones. 1776. July 11. Savannah. 



Prevented by his father's death and his own illness, from sitting 

 in the Continental Congress. The South not as well prepared for 

 defense as the North ; Georgia's need of assistance. Indian massacres. 

 A. L. S. 2 p. I, 22. 



From Ant[hon]y Wayne. 1776. October 3. Ticonderoga. 



Pleased to hear of the unanimity prevailing in Congress and of the 

 settlement of the boundaries of the various States; glad the Convention 

 is engaged in founding a new Government; surprised at the evacuation 

 of Long Island. Situation of the Americans on Lake Champlain; 

 strength of the British ; condition of his brigade. Question of enlist- 

 ments. A. L. S. 4 p. I, 23. 



