_First._ He who bids most is the Buyer, and if any Difference arises,
she is to be put up again.
_Secondly._ That no Person shall bid less than £500 the first
Proposal, and always advance £100.
_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_ Auctioneer that sold the young Heiress in _Q----_
Street.
£
1. One brisk Underbuilt young Widdow near _Temple Bar_ 1000
2. A Buxome young Maid of 19 years of age, who
stinks of powder, by the same _Barr_, provided
her Father hath not given the £800 to the
Poor, will be worth 2000
3. A Vintner's Widdow, who formerly lived against
_St Dunstan's_ Church, by reason of her non-Reputation 500
4. Three Sisters in _Shier Lane_ very brisk, but 2^{nd}
hand, and go for Maids, each 800