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PJ.764.013
8 Mar 1764:41 (1109)
Rivington and Brown, at their store the corner of Market and
Front-Streets, have imported in the last vessels from
London, besides a general collection of ancient and modern
writings, too numerous to insert in this paper, the
following new entertaining and useful books, viz. . . . The
Englishman at Bourdeaux, a new comedy: The bucks delight:
The British Warbler, and Massey's collection of new songs .
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Also a curious collection of musick composed by the best
hands consisting of solos, duets, concertos, sonatos, &c.
Clio and Euterpe 3 vol. containing all the newest songs set
to musick with cutts to each song for the violin,
harpsichord and German flute: The delightful pocket
companion 2 vol: in which are the most celebrated Italian
English and Scotch tunes curiously adapted for the German
flute. Musical instruments as violins and screw bows,
mutes, strings and bridges for ditto. Sucharts, Potters and
Hasses German flutes: Guitters and strings for ditto.
fifes. &c. &c. . . .
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