Roe, J. (1741). A catalogue of books, in divinity, history, &c. which will be sold very cheap, (the prices being mentioned in the catalogue,) by Jer. Roe Bookseller, at his Shop in Derby. The Sale will begin on Saturday the 25th of this Instant July, 1741, at Eight in the Morning. None of the Books will be Sold, or promis'd before that Time: The Books which are not Priced in the Catalogue, are mostly new ones, which will however be sold much lower than the common Price, during the first Six Days of the Sale, but afterwards the Price will be advanced. printed by Sam. Drewry, in the Market-Place.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationRoe, Jeremiah. A Catalogue of Books, in Divinity, History, &c. Which Will Be Sold Very Cheap, (the Prices Being Mentioned in the Catalogue,) by Jer. Roe Bookseller, at His Shop in Derby. The Sale Will Begin on Saturday the 25th of This Instant July, 1741, at Eight in the Morning. None of the Books Will Be Sold, or Promis'd Before That Time: The Books Which Are Not Priced in the Catalogue, Are Mostly New Ones, Which Will However Be Sold Much Lower than the Common Price, During the First Six Days of the Sale, but Afterwards the Price Will Be Advanced. Derby: printed by Sam. Drewry, in the Market-Place, 1741.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationRoe, Jeremiah. A Catalogue of Books, in Divinity, History, &c. Which Will Be Sold Very Cheap, (the Prices Being Mentioned in the Catalogue,) by Jer. Roe Bookseller, at His Shop in Derby. The Sale Will Begin on Saturday the 25th of This Instant July, 1741, at Eight in the Morning. None of the Books Will Be Sold, or Promis'd Before That Time: The Books Which Are Not Priced in the Catalogue, Are Mostly New Ones, Which Will However Be Sold Much Lower than the Common Price, During the First Six Days of the Sale, but Afterwards the Price Will Be Advanced. printed by Sam. Drewry, in the Market-Place, 1741.