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BG.747.017
29 Sep 1747:42 (1332)
To be sold by Gilbert and Lewis Deblois, at the sign of the
Crown and Comb in Queen-Street, Boston, by wholesale and
retail, a large assortment of ironmongers, founders and
braziery wares, with the best sorts of London, Sheffield and
Bermingham cutlers wares English sole leather, starch,
black pepper, bohea tea and loaf sugar, the best Roman
violin strings, bows, &c. Men's and women's horse whips,
cotton romalls, worsted caps, crewels, tapes, threads, &c.
all at reasonable prices for ready money. N.B. Said
Deblois's give money for old pewter, brass and copper.
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