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SCGCJ.774.050
13 Sep 1774:11 (459)
Mey & Cripps, have just imported in the Brig Two-Friends,
Capt. Bruster, an assortment of goods, which with their
former stock, they will dispose of at their store in Broad
street, where Alexander Gillon, & Co. formerly lived, on
very reasonable terms, among which are the following, . . .
[14 lines, yard goods, oil, bottles, ] smoaking pipes in
boxes, French horns, small looking glasses, common fiddles,
crucibles, chimney and red hearth tiles, and Dutch
clinckers, . . . [24 lines]
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