4 Oct 1777:42 (137)
Rivington's New York Gazette         
RNYG.777.001                                                            
4 Oct 1777:42 (137)                                                     
The following late publications, &c. may be had of James                
Rivington as soon as they are landed.                                   
MUSIC and INSTRUMENTS                                                   
Variety of guittars, violins, German and common flutes with             
cases or covers for each, strings for fiddles, violincellos,            
and guittars, crow quills for harpsichords, bridges and                 
mutes for violins, mouth pieces for German flutes, rosin                
boxes, ruling pens for musick, fiddle bows or sticks and                
pegs, hautboy and bassoon reeds with and without cases,                 
musick paper of all sorts ruled, packs of cards containing              
the figures and musick for a great number of cotillons and              
country dances, tutors or instruments [instructions?] for               
the German flute, fiddle, guitar, violincello, bassoon, and             
fife, volumes of minuet, country dance, and cotillon books,             
a great number of single songs adapted to the various                   
humours and affections of the mind, and among a fine choice             
from the first masters in Europe the following compositions,            
viz.  Campioni, Bach, Heyden, Kammel, Corelli, Handel,                  
Weideman, Giordani, Fioro, Tacet, Reid, McGibbons, and                  
Graafs, with the following operas, &c. the Duenna, Padlock,             
Deserter, Maid of the Oaks, Love in a Village, Cymon,                   
Artaxerxes, the Sylphs, Lionel and Clarissa, Elfrida, the               
Jubilee, Maid of the Mill, Beggars Opera, &c. &c.