Jones, W. (1800). Ireland: William Jones, Bookseller, No. 86, Dame-Street, Dublin, Begs leave to present his services, in the line of his business, to the Booksellers of America. Being constantly supplied with all the literary publications of character which appear in Europe, and having either an entire property, or a principle share, in the most important and valuable works printed in Ireland, (which of late years has eminently improved in the elegance and correctness of its editions) he is peculiarly circumstanced for furnishing the continent with books in any quantity, of the first merit in the Arts, Sciences, and miscellaneous range of Literature, and upon such terms as must give entire satisfaction to those who shall favour him with their orders, to which the most prompt attention shall be paid. [Dublin]: s.n.
Chicago Style CitationJones, William. Ireland: William Jones, Bookseller, No. 86, Dame-Street, Dublin, Begs Leave to Present His Services, in the Line of His Business, to the Booksellers of America. Being Constantly Supplied With All the Literary Publications of Character Which Appear in Europe, and Having Either an Entire Property, or a Principle Share, in the Most Important and Valuable Works Printed in Ireland, (which of Late Years Has Eminently Improved in the Elegance and Correctness of Its Editions) He Is Peculiarly Circumstanced for Furnishing the Continent With Books in Any Quantity, of the First Merit in the Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Range of Literature, and Upon Such Terms As Must Give Entire Satisfaction to Those Who Shall Favour Him With Their Orders, to Which the Most Prompt Attention Shall Be Paid. [Dublin]: s.n, 1800.
MLA CitationJones, William. Ireland: William Jones, Bookseller, No. 86, Dame-Street, Dublin, Begs Leave to Present His Services, in the Line of His Business, to the Booksellers of America. Being Constantly Supplied With All the Literary Publications of Character Which Appear in Europe, and Having Either an Entire Property, or a Principle Share, in the Most Important and Valuable Works Printed in Ireland, (which of Late Years Has Eminently Improved in the Elegance and Correctness of Its Editions) He Is Peculiarly Circumstanced for Furnishing the Continent With Books in Any Quantity, of the First Merit in the Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Range of Literature, and Upon Such Terms As Must Give Entire Satisfaction to Those Who Shall Favour Him With Their Orders, to Which the Most Prompt Attention Shall Be Paid. [Dublin]: s.n, 1800.