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BG.782.079
2 Sep 1782:43 (1462)
Just published, two anthems, price four shillings, lawful
money, one taken from the 100th Psalm, for four voices (that
was performed at the Stone Chapel, Boston, on the 30th of
April last) the other taken from the 17th Psalm, for three
voices, composed in an easy and familiar stile, and adapted
from the use of singing societies by William Selby,
Professor of Music in Boston, who intends (if encouraged)
periodically to publish anthems, cantatas, songs, pieces of
music for the harpsichord, spinnet or forte piano, violin,
German flute, and guitar.
To be had of the author at his house, New-Boston, or any
of the sellers and printers on the continent.
[Pointing hand] Allowance to be made to them that buy by
wholesale.
N.B. Lost or mislaid, the first and last books of Ryder's
History of England, the sett being incompleat without them
(and they being of no use but to the owner) the possessor of
one or both of them, is earnestly requested to leave them
with the printers, and they shall be rewarded with thanks.
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