Citation - New York Mercury (Gaine): 1773.05.24

NYM(G.773.092
24 May 1773:23 (1126 Supplement)
Thirty two pounds per ton, for pot, and forty for pearl ash,
of the first sorts, will be given in dry goods at cash
price, by Peter T. Curtenius, at the sign of the Anvil and
Hammer, in the Broadway near the Oswego-Market; who has
lately imported from Europe the following goods for sale,
viz. . . [44 lines of dry goods, ironmongery, and
stationery, including] psalters, Dutch bibles, testaments
and psalm books. . .