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BG.757.035
26 Sep 1757:23 (130)
Imported in the last ships from London, by Ebenezer Coffin,
and to be sold at the Crown and Bee-Hive, opposite Deacon
Phillips in Cornhill, Boston;
A large assortment of brass kettles, skillets, warming-pans,
copper boiling-pots, fish-kettles,. . . [30 lines]
money-scales and weights, jews-harps, snuff and tobacco
boxes, brushes of all kinds, ink-powder, neat fenceing foils
and spare blades, good guns & cutlasses; fine white
wax-necklaces and pendants; a great assortment of white and
yellow mettle coat and breast-buttons, sleeve-buttons, shoe
and knee-buckles, spare chapes and tongs, brillant
earing-stones, foils, &c. with all other sorts of London,
Sheffield and Birmingham hard-ware.---Also violins, bows,
flutes, hautboy reeds, and best Roman strings; with all
sizes of womens plain and flower'd russel-shoes; choice good
canary seed, &c. &c. &c.
N.B. The above mention'd articles will be sold very cheap
for sash: country traders, and others may be as well serv'd
by sending a letter, as if present themselves.
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