A continuation of a catalogue of ladies, to set up by auction, on Monday the 6th of this instant July. Catalogues are distributed by the booksellers of London and Westminster Conditions of Sale. First, he who bids most is the buyer; and if any difference arises, she is to be put again. Secondly, that no person shall bid less than 200 l. the first proposal, and always advance 100 l. Thirdly, that all of them shall be bound up in silks; and if any shall happen to be otherwise, the party that buys them shall be at liberty to take them away, or leave them. By E. Cl----r, auctioner, that sold the young heiress in Q----street.
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