Theophilus Holt,
Has received from London
by the ship Perseverance and for sale at his house, Eastern Branch, City off
Washington, the undernamed Garden seeds &c. &c. viz. Early Frame, Early
Charlton, Dwf. Marrow, abd Dwf. Blue Fruisian Peas, Early Dwf. garden, and
while running Beans, Early York, Large Winter, Red and Savoy Cabbage, Curled
Scotch Cale, Mixed Brocolis, Early and l;ate Cauliflower, Early frame, Long
prickley, and Green Turkey Cucumber, Nasturtion, Early Frame Salmon, Mixed and
white Turnip, Radith, early Dutch Turnip, Parsley, round and prickley Spinage,
pepper grass, White Mustard, Common white Spanish, Deptford, and Welsh Onion,
Red Beets, Parsnip, Orange Carrot, Mixed and Green coss [sic] Lettuce, solid
Celery, Asparagus, Leek Salsasie [sic], with several different forts [sic] of
balbous flowers, as double Dutch Hyacinths, Polyanthus Narcissus Crocules, double
f[u][u]w drops, and [1]30 different forrs of annual and perennial flower seeds;
garden hoes and Iron garden Rakes of various sizes,
Also For Sale.
A
variety of fruit trees consisting of apples, Plums, Cherries, Pears, Peaches,
Nectarines, apricots, Grapes, &c. &c.
Flowering shrubs and Lomabrdy Poplars - A few barrels well cured
herrings.
WANTED TO HIRE,
Until Christmas next, a NEGRO BOY or MAN that has been used
to Plantation work.
Washington,
February 17th, 1800,
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| Th. Holt 1808 catalog from An American Time Capsule: Three Centuries of Broadsides and Other Printed Ephemera |
14-6w.[1]
[1] The
Centinel of Liberty, and George-Town and Washington Advertiser; Date:
03-14-1800; Volume: V; Issue: 21; Page: [1]; Location: Georgetown, District of
Columbia.
Transcruiber by John Peter Thompson, April 18th, 2013.
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