A catalogue of valuable and useful books,: viz. divinty, history, philology, plays and poems, romances and novels, voyages and travels, &c. which are to be sold by auction : at Richard's Coffee-House, betwixt the Temple-Gates in Fleet-Street, on Thursday next. the twenty fourth of this instant May, 1688 : the sale to begin at two of the clock in the afternoon /

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