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NYGWPB.763.010a
10 Feb 1763:11 (1049)
Rivington and Brown, have this day imported from London, in
the Hope, Capt. Jacobson, the following books, viz. . . [a
variety of books including:] Beauties of the English Stage .
. . The Buck's Companion, a Collection of the merriest
Songs. . . [a list of pictures, clothing, jewelry, etc.,
also:] drum-head parchment. . . The following musick and
instruments. The best fiddles, ditto inferior sorts. The
best German flutes, ditto cheaper kind. Variety of fifes.
Excellent guitars. Tutors to teach the abovementioned
instruments. A fresh assortment of fiddle strings and
rings. Col. Reid's, Welshman's and Quaintz's [sic] Solos
for the German Flute. Handel's 400 Songs. Clio and
Euterpe, a Collection of all the late favourite Songs, with
the Words set to Musick for the German Flute, Fiddle, &c.
&c. A Thousand new single Songs, set to musick. Ruled
Music in Quires, or bound in Books to copy Time. Pitch
Pipes, Jackson's Song's, and the favourite Songs in the late
Entertainment of Thomas and Sally, by Arne.---. . .
[finishes with various shoes for sale.]
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