Citation - New York Morning Post: 1783.09.16

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Index Entry Berry and Rogers, sells plays, flutes, fiddles, music 
Location New York 
Citation
NYMP.783.019
16 Sep 1783:24 (3/140) 
Berry and Rogers, No 35, Hanover-Square.  
Beg leave to inform the public, that they have just
received, and are now opening for sale, a very large
collection of the most esteemed books, in the different
branches of literature; bibles, common prayer books, school
books, learners books, a great of little books for the
amusement of children; plays and farces. And  stationary of
every sort.  Also, a general assortment of jewellery, gold
and silver lace, silver and plated goods, hard ware, Japan
goods, perfumery, hosiery, gloves, canes, looking-glasses,
and irons with shovels and tongs, gold and silver watches,
mathematical instruments, flutes, fiddles, and music for the
same, patent medicines, warranted genuine, choice hyson tea,
and loaf sugar, orgeat, cappilaire, pocket books,, spying
glasses, wax candles.
With a number of other articles too tedious to mention.
Those persons who please to favour us with their commands,
may depend on being served on the most reasonable terms,
both wholesale and retail, for cash only.
At the above place is given the utmost value for old gold
and silver lace.


Generic Title New York Morning Post 
Date 1783.09.16 
Publisher Morton, William, and Samuel Horner 
City, State New York, NY 
Year 1783 
Bibliography B0030810
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