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BG.759.023
20 Aug 1759:42 (229)
Imported in the last ships from London, by Ebenezer Coffin,
and to be sold at the Crown and Bee-Hive, opposite Deacon
Phillips's, in Cornhill, Boston, very cheap for ready cash,
or on short credit,
A large assortment of best london, hard-metal and common
pewter dishes, plates, basons, porringers, quart-pots,
tankards, soup kettles, communion-flaggons and cups;
christening basons, tea-pots and spoons,. . .[25 lines]
ivory combs, stay-hooks, best london sewing and knitting
needles, pins, men's and women's thimbles, money scales and
weights, jews harps, snuff and tobacco boxes,. . . [7 lines]
foil, &c. with all other sorts of london, sheffield, and
Birmingham hard ware, also violens, bows, german and common
flutes, hautboy reeds, and best roman strings, &c. &c. &c.
N.B. Country traders, and others, may be as well serv'd by
sending a letter, as if present themselves.
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