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AFine Assortment of DUTCH FLOWER
ROOTS, consigned from M. Conrad Reekers,
Florist, of Haarlem ; consisting of Double and Single
named Hyacinths; Ranunculuses ; early and late Tulips,
of various sorts; Campernelles, Narcissuses, Irises, Jon-
quils, Anemouies, Crocuses, &C. &c. The whole in excel-
lent condition.
To be viewed the Mornings of Sale, and Catalogues had
at the Mart; Garraway's and Chapter Coffee Houses ; and
of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton-street.

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FITFUL FANCIES. By WILLIAM'
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