A Catalogue of the library of Luke Thompson Esq; deceas'd, The price being mark'd in the first page of each book, at a room next the Black-Swan in Coney-street, York, the sale to begin on Monday the 5th of March, and continue during the assizes. Catalogues may be had at Mrs. Thompson's in Mickle-gate, York, and during the assize week at the place of sale.

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