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BEP(F.774.063
28 Nov 1774:33 (2044)
Gilbert Deblois, informs his customers that he has for sale
at his shop opposite the bottom of School-Street, a very
large & compleat assortment of goods, suitable for the
season, very cheap for cash, among which are,. . .
[textiles, costumes] china ware, loaf-sugar, spices, &c.
looking-glasses,--scates,--Kippen's snuff, firkin butter at
6d sterl. per pound, gold and silver laces &c. &c. La
composition pour nettoyer, silver lace, embroidery, and any
sort of plain & wrought plate.
Fifes, violins, French-horns, &c. swords and pistols, German
steel, barr-lead, nails, with almost every other article of
goods, imported to America, from Great-Britain, Scotland and
Ireland. Boston, Nov. 23, 1774.
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