——I want a negro man that is a good house carpenter and a good shoemaker.
*** I want a young man about 14 or 15 years old that can trim and look after a peruke. ’Tis to wait on a merchant.
——I want a pritty boy to wait on a gentleman who will take care of him and put him out an apprentice.
——If any gentleman wants a housekeeper, I believe I can help to the best in England.
——Many masters want apprentices and many youths want masters. If they apply themselves to me, I’ll strive to help them. Also for variety of valuable services.
By reason of my great corresponding, I may help masters to apprentices and Apprentices to Masters. And now is wanting Three Boys, one with £70, one with £30, and a Scholar with £60.
——I know of several curious women that would wait on ladies to be housekeepers.
——Now I want a good usher’s place in a Grammar school.
——I want a young man that can write and read, mow and roll a garden, use a gun at a deer, and understand country sports, and to wait at table, and such like.
——If any young man that plays well on the violin and writes a good hand desires a clerkship, I can help him to £20 a year.