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NHG-P.772.086
11 Sep 1772:41 (829)
Thomas Martin having imported in the last ships from England
a considerable variety of goods, which with his former
assortment, he is determined to sell extremely cheap either
for cash, flax-seed, or a short credit, as he intends for
England this present fall.
Consisting of superfine and low priz'd broadcloths, german
serges, wiltons, shalloon, tammy, calamancoe, chintz,
duffel, stuffs, ribbons, lawn, cambrick, gauze, linen, silk
and linen handkerchiefs, fine and common chips for hats,
silk, kid, and lamb gloves 7 mitts, buckram, cruel, common
and book muslim, catgut, cap and skelleton wire, silk and
linnen stay-laces, court plaister, black taffity, mantua
silks, ducapes, russia duck, ticlinburg, oznabrigs, cod and
mackarel lines and hooks, beaverett and felt hatts, sailors
bound hatts, long lawn, nankeens, blankets, baze flannell,
leather breeches, breeches patterns, worsted and thread
stockings, &c. &c. &c.
. . . [15 more lines of goods] brass and iron rimb'd and
many other kinds of locks, brass furniture for desks and
chests of drawers, tongs and shovels, german steel, snuff
boxes, shoe and knee buckles, spring knives, ivory handle
and common knives & forks, brass corks, gimbletts, snuffers,
brass and iron candlesticks, tap-borers, jews harps, chalk
and chalk-lines, gindstones, pipes, curry-combs, house-
brushes, [sic] mane-brushes, &c. womens and taylors shears,
and thymbles, pins, corks, razors, combs, scizars, hard
metal and pewter plates, dishes, basons, porringers, mugs
and spoons [10 more lines] from 18 to 7 inches diamater
candlesticks, snuffers extinguishers, and sugar-tongs,--
clover seed entirely new,--ground redwood, madder, logwood,
fustick, redwoods press papers, clothers cards, copperas,
alom, brimstone, and tenter hooks,--red lead, white lead,
spanish yellow, spanish brown, whiting, linseed oil,
lampblack, and paint brushes,--nylon, souchong, & bohea tea,
[ more lines of goods] iron potts, kittles, earthen and
china wares, &c. &c. &c. Cash given for flax-seed.
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