Citation - Pennsylvania Journal: 1773.09.29

PJ.773.056
29 Sep 1773:33 (1608)
Harper and Jackson, at their wet and dry goods store, at the
sign of the Golden Key, in Water-Street, a little below the
draw-bridge, next door to Mr. Henry Niel's, and and in the
house where Mr. Henry Harper lately dwelt, have just opened
for sale, and laid in on the most reasonable terms, a large
and general assortment of wet and dry goods, among with are
. . . a neat assortment of black and white stony batter
Jews-harps . . .