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PC.771.076
7-14 Oct 1771:1521 (248)
China. A large and general assortment of china ware, just
imported in Capt. Hubbs, from London, is now selling by
Joseph Stansbury, in Second-street, near Arch-street --Where
shopkeepers, and others may be supplied, by the box or
smaller quantity, at very reasonable prices.
Likewise ravens duck, and sundry dry goods, spices, red
lead, lytharge, magnes, ground redwood, madder, powder and
shot, by the quantity.
[Ed: Stansbury wrote a number of loyal songs during the
Revolutionary War. His manuscript is as the Library of
Congress.]
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