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supplies; but as every merchant will make an advantage | supplies; but as every merchant will make an advantage | ||
of this opportunity, his goods have been higher, than if | of this opportunity, his goods have been higher, than if | ||
| − | there had been many competitors for the | + | there had been many competitors for the businefs. I gave |
I gave Mr. Hamilton, the clothier, a letter of general | I gave Mr. Hamilton, the clothier, a letter of general | ||
| − | credit; but none would go largely into the | + | credit; but none would go largely into the businefs, except |
those mentioned, from a dislike to the bills." | those mentioned, from a dislike to the bills." | ||