Joseph Palmer & Co.,
At their Store on _Minot's_ T,
Spermaceti Candles, _warranted_ _Pure_--Spermaceti in
Cakes--Strain'd Spermaceti Oyl, by the Quantity or
Cask--_Philadelphia_ Flour--English Duck, Cordage, &c.
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A few Firkins of choice good Irish BUTTER, to be Sold by
_BLANCHARD_ & _HANCOCK_, opposite the Conduit.----Likewise a
large and good assortment of Ironmongery, Cutlery and Pewter
Wares, just imported in the _Lydia_, Captain _Scott_, from
_London_--Also, Philadelphia and Russia Barr Iron, &c. all at
the very lowest Rates for Cash.
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June 14, 1762.
GOOD CYDER to be Sold by the Barrel, or otherwise, at the
_Black Boy & But_, by JONATHAN WILLIAMS.
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Daniel Jones,
_At the_ HAT _and_ HELMIT, _South-End_, BOSTON, MAKES Beaver
and Beaveret HATS; has also English Beaveret & Castor, English
and French Felt Hats, Hat Trimmings; an Assortment of English
GOODS suitable for all Seasons of the Year; a few Boxes of
Looking-Glasses; which he will sell by Wholesale or Retail at
a moderate Rate for Cash, Treasurer's Notes, or short Credit.
_N.B._ Said _Jones_ desires those Persons who have far
exceeded their Contracts either on Book or Notes of Hand, to
be very speedy in settling the same, or they will oblige him
to the disagreeable Necessity of putting them to Trouble.
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ALL Persons that are indebted to the Estate of _James Mason_,
late of _Boston_, Merchant, Deceas'd, are desired to Pay the
same without Delay to _Jonathan Mason_, Executor to his
Will;--and those who have any Demands on said Estate, are
desired to bring in their Accompts to said Executor, who has
to Sell at his House next Door to the Sign of the Three Kings
in Cornhill, the following GOODS belonging to the Estate of
the Deceased, which will be Sold at the first Cost and
Charges, Viz.
Broad Cloths, German Serges, Bearskins, Beaver Coating,
Half-Thick, red Shagg, Bayes, 8 qr. and 9 qr. Blankets,
Shalloons, Tammies, Durants, Calimancoes, worsted Damasks,
strip'd and plain Camblets, strip'd Swanskins, Flannell,
Manchester Velvet, Womens ditto, Bombazeen, Allopeen, colour'd
Ruffells, Hungarians, Dimothy, Crimson and green China, 7-8th,
yard wide and 6 qr. cotton Check, worsted and Hair Plush,
Men's and Women's Hose, worsted Caps, mill'd ditto, black
Tiffany, Women's and Children's Stays, cotton Romalls, printed
Linnen Handkerchiefs, black Gauze ditto, Bandanoes, Silk
Lungee Romalls, Cambricks, Lawns, Muslins, Callicoes, Chints,
Buckrams, Gulick Irish and Tandem Holland, Mens and Womens Kid
and Lamb Gloves, black and white Bone Lace, Capuchin Silk, and
Fringe, Gartering, Silk and Cotton Laces, stript Gingham,
yellow Canvas, Diaper, Damask Table Cloths and Napkins,
Bedtick, 7-8th Garlix, Soletare Necklaces and Earings, Tapes,
Womens Russel Shoes, sewing Silk, Nutmegs, Pepper, Looking
Glasses, Ticklinburg, English and Russia Duck, Allum, Copperas
and Brimstone, German Steel, Bar Lead, English and India
Taffety, Grograms, English and India Damasks, Padusoys,
Lutestrings, black and white Sattin, rich Brocade, Gauze Caps,
and Ruffles, Shades and handsome Silk Cloaks, &.c. &c. &c.
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Aug. 22, 1763.
_Andrew Barclay_,
AT his House opposite the Golden Cock in Marlborough-Street,
_Boston_, Binds Books of all kinds, Gilt and Plain, in the
neatest and best Manner. Gentlemen in Town or Country may
depend upon having their Work done with Fidelity and Dispatch.
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1768. Nov. 21.----Nov. 28.
_Just imported in the Ship_ Thames, _Captain_ Watt,
_from_ London, _by_
Samuel Franklin,
_At the Sign of the_ Crown and Razor, _South-End_, Boston:
BEST Razors, Pen-knives, scissars, shears, shoe-knives, shoe
tacks and stampt awl blades, teeth instruments, lancets, white
and yellow swords, and sword belts; case-knives and forks;
ink powder and sealing-wax, files and rasps; horse sleams;
hones and curling tongs; brass ink-pots, horn and ivory combs;
white, yellow and steel shoe and knee buckles; gilt, lackered
and plated coat and breast buttons, snuff boxes, and a few
second hand hats, &c. all very cheap.
N.B. Razors, penknives and scissars ground, scabbards made for
swords and bayonets, caseknife and fork blades made at said
Shop.
_Boston Chronicle._
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1769. June 1.----June 5.
WINE
TO BE SOLD _by_
ROSANNA MOORE,
By wholesale and retail, at her WINE CELLAR
near LIBERTY TREE, Boston, viz.
OLD Sterling MADEIRA, LISBON, Teneriff, Claret, Port, Canary,
Malaga, Tent, sweet and other WINES, all in their original
purity, and as cheap as any in town.
_Boston Chronicle_, June 1, 1769.
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_Just imported from_ LONDON, _by_
_Jolley Allen,_
At his Shop about Midway between the Governor's and the
Town-House, and almost Opposite the _Heart_ and _Crown_ in
Cornhill,
_BOSTON._
A very large Assortment of English and India GOODS, fit for
all Seasons, too many to be enumerated separately in an
Advertisement.----
_Boston Gazette_, Feb. 20, 1767.
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WHEREAS the CO-PARTNERSHIP of Chase & Speakman is mutually
dissolved, this is to desire all persons who are indebted to
them to make speedy payment, and likewise all those who have
any demands on said company, to call and receive their
respective dues of T. Chase, at the venerable LIBERTY-ELM.
_Boston Chronicle_, May 22, 1769
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