Boston, March 13, 1786. To the public. : Whereas Mr. John de Neufville, by a libellous paper, published at Boston on the 5th day of September last ... has endeavoured to wound the reputation of the subscribers, and through us that of our friend and correspondent in Amsterdam, Mr. John Rolland .

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