A catalogue of above twelve thousand volumes, lately purchased among which are the libraries of Chester Perne, Esq; Robert Green, Esq; of Cambridge, Counsellor at Law; Mr. Robert Nanney, Surgeon; and an eminent physician near Oxford; all lately deceased; containing a choice collection ... Which will be sold very cheap, ... on Monday, January 28, 1754, and continue till August next. By John Whiston and Benj. White, booksellers in Fleetstreet. Catalogues may be had of Mr. Chapelle; Mr. Dodsley: Mr. Millar; Mr. J. Clarke; the booksellers at Oxford, Cambridge, and the principal towns in England; and of Mess. Ewing at Dublin

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