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attacked, and their names dragged before
the public, while the author has cautiously
kept himself in ambush.


AS an anonymous production of this char
acter, the work is unworthy Of further no.
tice. Its obj ct is sufficiently apparent from
its title, and is still more obvious from
slight examination OF its contents-to support
the sinking cause of a harty in the Society
of Friends by endeavoring to asperse and
stigmatize the great body of its members.


II, however, the author or authors of the
pamphlet, will have so much regard to cor
rect and honourable principle as to favour
the public, through the medium of this or
some other paper. with their names, their
work shall receive as much attention as they
may desire.


THOMAS M'CLINTOCK.


PHILADELPHIA, 7th No. 2oM.