The Public Advertiser, London, June 27, 1761
STOLEN
From Mr. James Taylor, in Howard’s Rope-Walk, near the Hermitage,
A Silver gadroon’d Salt, Weight about 2 oz. also a Pepper Box, both marked with the Letters I.T.S and the Workman’s Mark T.B.
If offered to be pawned or sold, please to stop them and the Party, and give Notice as above, and you shall have all reasonable Satisfaction.
Google tells me that a pepper-box is a type of gun, and gadrooning is a decorative motif, so I’m going to go on a limb here and assume that this man is missing two guns and not a set of salt and pepper shakers like I originally assumed.
The Public Advertiser, London, June 20, 1761
My short and lusty wife has run away, do not trust her - but “if she will return will be kindly received” - sure, John Brown, we believe you!
Descriptive Scenes for Children, Boston, 1831
The Picture Gallery for all Good Boys and Girls, London, 1801
The Cries of New-York, New York, 1830
Oysters
Here’s your good Oysters here they go
Here’s your fat, good tasted oysters,
Yorkbank oysters, large and small;
With such a great variety
I’m sure to please you all.
A Present for Infants, or, Pictures for the Nursery, London, 1819
Newbern Spectator, New Bern, North Carolina, January 18, 1833
A Present for Infants, or, Pictures for the Nursery, London, 1819
Descriptive Scenes for Children, Boston, 1831
Descriptive Scenes for Children, Boston, 1831
If they are good children and get their lessons, their Papa and Mamma will love them.
The History of the House that Jack Built : to which is Added The Tabby Cat’s Adventure, Charleston, South Carolina, 1824
The Honours of the Table, or, Rules for Behaviour During Meals, London, 1810
The Artist’s Assistant, in the Study and Practice of Mechanical Sciences, London, 1785
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