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Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Thomas Forsey responds to Mr. Cunningham's scurrilous advertisement in the New-York Gazette and Pacquet, which falsely depicts a stabbing incident at a coffee-house. He promises a true narrative in the next week's papers. Dated New-York, Sept. 1, 1763.
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As Mr. Cunningham, whose Resentment against me, seems not to be cooled, instead of publishing a plain and true Narrative of Facts, relating to his going to the Coffee-House with a Sword concealed under his Coat, and therewith stabbing me, having tho't proper to insert a Piece full of Scurrility, base Reflections, Untruths, and Misrepresentations, in the New-York Pacquet of Monday last, (which I understand is to be re-published in this Paper to Day) makes it necessary for me to reply, and set that Representation in the Light it justly deserves; this would have appeared this Day, but that the Printer had not Time to insert it: but the Publick may depend on its being inserted in the next Week's Papers.
New-York, Sept. 1. 1763.
Thomas Forsey.
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Thomas Forsey
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To The Public
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mr. cunningham's published account of the stabbing incident is full of scurrility, untruths, and misrepresentations; forsey will reply with a true narrative in the next week's papers to set the record straight.
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