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PG-P.763.021
30 Jun 1763:42 (1801)
Just published, and to be sold by William Dunlap, at the
Newest Printing Office, on the south side of the Jersey-
Market, Philadelphia, An appeal from the synod of New York
and Philadelphia, to the Christian world, relating to the
Censure and Sentence of the said Synod, in their last
session at Philadelphia, against the Rev. Samuel Harker,
pastor of the church at Black-River, in east-Jersey.
Written by himself. Likewise this day is published, and sold
by Dunlap, the second edition of The Lawfulness, Excellency,
and Advantage of Instrumental Musick in the publick worship
of God as unlawful. By a Presbyterian.
Musick has charms to sooth the savage breast,
To soften rocks, and bend the knotted oak. Congreve.
**The kind reception the public have been pleased to give
this little performance (which is calculated to promote the
good of religious society in general) has induced us to give
it a second edition, the first being all disposed of in a
very short time after publication.
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