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CJ-B.780.035
30 Nov 1780:32 (249)
By permission. Jewels and Diamonds for Sentimentalists.
Boston Thursday, November 30, 1780.
The Sentimentalists of the town, who choose to encourage the
extensive propagation of polite literature, by the business
of Book Auctioneering, . . . [5 lines] are requested to
observe that this evening, and for eight or nine evenings
successively. . . the following jewels and diamonds for
sentimentalists; being a curious collection of valuable and
scarce books, containing history, . . [3 lines] with poetic
and dramatic entertainment, by the most celebrated antient
and modern authors . . . [3 lines]
will be exhibited by auction, to the sentimentalists of the
town, for eight or nine evenings successively: by Robert
Bell, Bookseller; provedore to the sentimentalists and
processor of book-auctioneering in America, who is lately
arrived from Philadelphia, and will return thither in a few
days. . . [13 lines]
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