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A CARD.

MR. Axe and Mr. Hammer being solicited by a Num­ber of their Brother Freeholders and Freemen of the City of New-York, to return their hearty Thanks to their good Friends, Mr. Hatchway and Mr. Bowline, have con­sented,—and think proper to do it in this public Manner;—and to assure them, that the Leather-Aprons (a very respecta­ble Body) are clearly of their Opinion, That it is TRADE, and not LAW supports our Families:—And honest Jolt the Cartman, says he never got Six-Pence for riding Law-Books, tho' he gets many Pounds from the Merchants,—So that with many Thanks for your sensible good Card—we all say, as you say,—

NO LAWYER IN THE ASSEMBLY.—

Tradesman's-Hall, 29th February, 1768.

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