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BG.772.024
20 Apr 1772:43 (889)
New Book Store. John Langdon, opposite the Post Office,
informs the publick, that he has just received by the Haley,
Captain Scott, a large and grand assortment of books, which
he is determined to sell so cheap, as to give every
purchaser entire satisfaction. . . [last 6 lines:] +*+
Psalters, primers, spelling-books, psalm-books with or
without tunes, by the dozen or groce, as cheap as at any
shop in town. N.B. Those who please to favour him with
their custom, may depend on purchasing very cheap, and the
least favour gratefully acknowledged.
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