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PGCJ.766.034
20 Dec 1766:41,42,43 (154)
Just imported and to be sold at the cheapest rate for cash,
Joseph and Wm. Russell, at their shop, at the sign of the
Golden Eagle, near the court-house in Providence. Who take
this method of informing gentlemen and ladies both in town
and country, they have just opened a large assortment of
English goods and braziery wear; and that they are
determined to sell the following goods as cheap as they are
sold either at New-York or Boston, by retail, and as
reasonable as any person or persons in this town can
possibly afford to sell them. . . [full page ad, including]
Jews harps. . . .
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