Miss Polly H-tchc-ck

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When a young fool comes to a good estate, he seldom studies in what manner he shall spend it, gaming, whoring, drinking are the common methods; yet the choice of company, even in these fashionable vices, ought to be consulted, Miss Polly is well acquainted with each, and her paramour an entire stranger to them; and, from his folly and fortune, it is imagined she will well feather her nest: she is tall, genteel, has fine black eyes and hair, and no one more fond of the mystic ceremonies of the Cyprian deity.