Citation - Providence Gazette: 1770.04.07

PGCJ.770.008
7 Apr 1770:42,43 (326)
Last sabbath, being the anniversary of the repeal of the
detestable stamp-act, . . .  The day was celebrated with
great joy and decency.  A little before sun-set, 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. . . .