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BG.768.048
28 Nov 1768:42 (713)
William M'Alpine desires all those who are indebted to him,
either by book or note, to make immediate payment, otherwise
he will be under the disagreeable [sic] necessity of sueing
[sic] them without discrimination.
William M'Alpine informs his customers and others, that,
being obliged to raise a sum of money in a few months--he
intends to dispose of his stock, under the common wholesale
prices, if applied for soon. Most of the books are of his
printing & binding, and will be warranted good. Among which
are, Watt's Psalms and Hymns, bound in one volume, or
seperately [sic], with or without tunes; Tate and Brady's
Psalms gilt or plain, with or without tunes; New-England
Psalms with or without tunes; psalters, spelling books,
Russell's seven sermons, Book of Knowledge, Tansur's music
books, Bayley's music books, DeLaun's Plea for the
Nonconformists,. . . [3 more lines]
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