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editions, he fhall have the honour of an¬
nually prefenting them, to have it more
in his power to be exadl, corredl and cir-
cumftantial; as the number of fubfcribers
are but few (which he attributes to a want
of knowledge of the utility of this pro-
dudlion, it being the firft of the kind ever
attempted in this city;) he makes bold to
call on the citizens at large, for every in¬
formation, that they think will prove con¬
ducive to its future corredlnefs. Their
diredtions will be thankfully received and
gratefully acknowledged by Mr. Franks,
at his lodgings. No. 66, Broad-way, or
at Mr. Kollock's Printing-Office.

N. B. Mr. Franks has ready for Pub¬
lication, a Treatise of BOOK-KEEP¬
ING, digefted for the inland and foreign
Trade of America.—This Work, which
he hopes will prove very ufeful, he would
willingly fubmit, previous to his putting
it to Prefs, to the infpedlion of the Gen¬
tlemen of the Mercantile Line, and will
confider himfelf much honoured if they
favour him with their patronage, as he in¬
tends laying it before them at their refpec-
tive refidences.

1^" The New-York Directory, will,
in future, be publiflied every twentieth
day oi May in each Year.