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CJ-NH.781.073
20 Dec 1781:41 (738)
Abel Morse informs the public, that he has lately purchased
an edition of Watts's Psalms and Hymns, printed at Newbury-
Port, which he warrants to be correct, and he will sell them
very reasonably by the dozen, hundred, or groce. A few
hundreds of the psalms are bound separate, and are ready for
sale; the psalms and hymns will be bound together, and ready
for subscribers and others by the last of January next. Any
society, or bookseller, that will subscribe for three or
four dozen, shall have them as low as then can be had in
Boston by the groce.
N.B. Subscriptions will be taken in by Doct. Ebenezer
Beardsley, and Doct. John Goodrich, of New-Haven, who have
the psalms for sale. Also testaments, spelling-books and
primers by the dozen, &c.
N.B. Said Psalms and hymns are particularly adapted to the
American worship, and meet with the approbation of divines
in general
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