CRUM. First, pay your debts here. (_taking BETSY by the hand_)

MRS. M. Oh, you were in the plot too?

BET. Yes, ma’am.

MRS. M. And who are you?

BET. Betsy Baker as is--Mrs. Joseph Harris as will he.

MRS. M. And how can I serve you?

BET. By allowing me to serve you--the best of vegetables, and fresh

oysters every day.

MOUS. We’ll certainly deal with you. Eh, ’Stasy?

MRS. M. But I’ll go to market.

BET. (_to audience_) Do, ma’am--and I hope you will only be one

out of many customers, at our new shop, where by a supply of the best

articles we can get--joined with attention, civility, and moderate

prices, we hope to secure the patronage of the Nobility, Gentry, and the

Public in general.

CRUMMY. BETSY. MOUSER. MRS. MOUSER.

RIGHT. LEFT.

Curtain.

Printed by Thomas Scott, Warwick Court, Holborn.

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