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BEP(F.766.031
2 Jun 1766:12 (1603)
John Mein, Bookseller, having lately purchased several
libraries of curious and valuable books, consisting of some
thousand volumes in most branches of polite literature, arts
and sciences, will begin to dispose of them by auction, on
Tuesday the 3d of June, at the London Book-Store, North-side
of King-street, Boston, and continue till all are sold off.
. . . [pointing hand] He also has for sale, an elegant and
numerous collection of the most modern books in law, physic,
divinity, poetry, history, husbandry, navigation, and
likewise an assortment of the latest books of entertainment,
several hundreds of the best plays in the English language,
the classical [sic] authors, and Bibles, Testaments, prayer
books, and psalm-books of all sorts.
The sale will begin punctually at ten o'clock in the
forenoon.
Catalogues may be had at the London Book-Store, where the
books may be seen.
Gentlemen in the country who want catalogues are intreated
to send a line with their names directed above.
Before and after each day's sale, will be sold a
collection of single sermons, political pamphlets, &c.
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