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NYGWPB.745.022
2 Sep 1745:61 (137)
Just imported, and sold by John Hyndshaw, Book binder and
Bookseller, at the Sign of the Bible near the Old Slip
Market, opposite to Mr. Jacob Goelet's, in New York; quarto
and large octavo Bibles, ditto twelves either with or
without marginal notes, small Pocket Bibles, large New-
Testaments, largest middling, and smallest sorts of Scots
singing Psalms, Confession of Faith in Question & Answer,
Directory for Worship, with or without singing Psalms,
Shorter Catechism with or without Scripture-Proofs,
Pastboard Books to answer the End of Hornbooks for little
Children, Dr. I. Watts's Divine Songs for Children; Gift of
Prayer, A Present for an Apprentice, by a late Lord Mayor of
London, The Instructor, or Young Man's best Companion, Dr.
Kirkpatrick's Defence of Christian Liberty, Russel's Seven
Sermons, Pamela, a new Comedy, and other books and
stationary ware too tedious here to mention, at the lowest
prices. Also binds books of any sort, and old Bibles, if
they want, may be made perfect with new sheets and singing
Psalms, in the neatest and best manner at a reasonable rate.
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