(1733). Advertisement. The great improvment of land, which is made by marle ... most parts of Ireland abound with veins of the richest kind of that valuable manure ; the Dublin Society think it proper to inform the publick ... They think it proper to inform the publick also, that the new patent English plow, is found to answer extreamly [sic] well in many places .. Printed by A. Rhames, Printer to the Dublin Society, on Irish paper of Thomas Slator's making.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationAdvertisement. The Great Improvment of Land, Which Is Made by Marle ... Most Parts of Ireland Abound with Veins of the Richest Kind of That Valuable Manure ; the Dublin Society Think It Proper to Inform the Publick ... They Think It Proper to Inform the Publick Also, That the New Patent English Plow, Is Found to Answer Extreamly [sic] Well in Many Places .. Dublin: Printed by A. Rhames, Printer to the Dublin Society, on Irish paper of Thomas Slator's making, 1733.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationAdvertisement. The Great Improvment of Land, Which Is Made by Marle ... Most Parts of Ireland Abound with Veins of the Richest Kind of That Valuable Manure ; the Dublin Society Think It Proper to Inform the Publick ... They Think It Proper to Inform the Publick Also, That the New Patent English Plow, Is Found to Answer Extreamly [sic] Well in Many Places .. Printed by A. Rhames, Printer to the Dublin Society, on Irish paper of Thomas Slator's making, 1733.
