A number of the
inhabitants, composed of most of the different Societies in this city, met and
agreed that it would be proper to express their sympathy for their brethren at
Boston, by suspending all business on that day, viz. the first of June.
SOURCE: William
Duane, Editor, Passages from the Diary of
Christopher Marshall, Kept in
Philadelphia and Lancaster during the American Revolution, Vol. 1,
1774-1777, p. 6
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