Excerpt from The Psalms of David: Imitated in the Language of the New Testament, and Applied to the Christian Use and Worship Conne 'ricutfihat met on the third Tuefday Of June, In the year Of ourlord I 797, to revife Dr. Xvatts's imitation of the Pfalms of David, fo as to. Accommo date them to the {tate of the American Chs-urche and to fupply the de ficiency Ofthofe Pfalms u hich Dr. IV A 1 TS had omitted. And having undertaken this fervice, and made fuck alterations and additions, gave notice thereof to the Affociation, at their meeting in the year 1799 and the Affociation withing the advice and concurrence of the General Membly of the Prcf'ny ter'aq'cnurch 1n the United States inthis important buizneis t he fuhfcri bers we re appointed by the above bodies, to meet and examinefu ch alter ations and additions and accordingly met at Stam ford, on the 0th day ofju e 1800, andhavingcare fully examined them app1ove and recommend faid verfion, as thus altered and amended, to the uieof the Churches, jonn rodgers.

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