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PG-P.758.002
12 Jan 1758:33 (1516)
Notice is hereby given to all gentlemen and others, that
John Beals, from London, at the sign of the Nets, in Fourth-
street, between Market and Chestnut-streets, makes and mends
all sorts of nets; such as seine nets, casting-nets, nets to
keeps the flies from horses in the summer, woodcock nets,
stoop nets, pockets for billiard tables, shooting bags, and
hoop nets, and all other kinds that may be wanted. Said
Beals will also go to gentlemens or other houses, and make
or mend nets by the day, or by the piece. He also plays on
the violin at the assembly, balls, and all other
entertainments; and likewise teaches the violin, and other
instruments of musick, in a plain and easy way by book, and
will be much obliged to those who shall employ him in any of
the above particulars.
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