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BG.757.044
3 Oct 1757:32 (131)
Imported in the last vessels from London and Bristol, and to
be sold by Lewis Deblois, at the Golden-Eagle, on
Dock-Square, Boston; a great variety of merchandize, cheap
for cash, viz.
Thick and thin sheet copper for stills, copper boiling pots,
fish kettles, tea kettles and sauce pans, all sizes of brass
kettles, English and German steel, barr lead, bird, pidgeon,
duck and goose shot, gun powder, wool and cotton cards,
mails, tax and brads, a fine assortment of sadlery wares,
London stampt awl blades, best shoe knives and spinnel, a
great variety of brass handles, escutchions, locks, hinges,
&c. for desks and book cases, best steelplate hand, tennant,
dufftail, sash and pannel saws, all sorts of files and
rasps, neat horse whips, brilliant button and earing stones,
foil and borax, all sizes of steel shoe chapes and tongs,
the newest fashion white wrought shoe and knee buckles, best
double gilt regimental coat and breast buttons, and a
variety of cheaper kind of the country sale, best London
made silver sleeve buttons, set with brilliant stones, and
all other sorts of sleeve buttons, fencing foils, gilt sword
blades, swords and hangers, buffs, and French wove silk
sword belts, powder flasks and flints, jappan'd tea waiters,
neat tortershell and silver'd snuff boxes, all sorts of case
knives and forks, French cutteaux, pen-knives, shears,
scissors, razors, pins needles, thimbles, jewsharps, ivory
and horn combs, brass and iron wire; a great assortment of
locks, hinges, latches, chizzels, rules, glue, R M plain
irons, shovel and tongs, bellows, chimney hooks, brass chair
nails, and all other sorts of braizery, cutlary, and
ironmongery wares.---Sundry sorts of English piece
goods.--New raisins, currants, nutmegs, cloves, cinnamon and
mace--fine bohea tea--sonatas and duets for the violin or
German flutes, instruction books for learners, new minuets
and country dances (in the French taste) good London made
violins and bows, German flutes, hautboys and reeds, Roman
strings, spinnet wire, and ravens quils.
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