Citation - Pennsylvania Chronicle: 1773.08.23

PC.773.105
16-23 Aug 1773:1233 (345)
John Sparhawk, in Second-street, five doors below the
Friends Meeting, has for sale a general assortment of books,
stationary, a great variety of paper hangings, a quantity of
demy printing paper, and some curious hard-ware, among which
are pocket pistols, swords and cutteaus with silk and
leather belts . . . [3 lines] green and white spectaciles,
German flutes, pouches and cases of surgeon's pocket
instruments, . . .