["THOMAS HEWERDINE,\nOIL and COLOUR-MAN,", "At the Sign of the Colour-Grinder, the Corner of Barnaby-Street,\nin Tooley Street, Southwark, LONDON;", "SELLS all Sorts of COLOURS ready prepared (at the lowest\nPrices) for HOUSE or SHIP PAINTING; That any Gentlemen\nBuilders, &c. may get their Servants to Work, at an Easy Expence, by the Help\nof a Printed Direction, he gives with his COLOURS.", "PAINTERS COLOURS", "HIGHLIGHTS\n\n*   **Hue:** Lead\n*   **White:** Red and Spanish Brown\n*   **Pink:** Purple Brown and Red Ice", "Fine Purky and English Amber", "Stones and Powder Lakes, all Sorts", "Frankfort and Ivory Black", "Flurry and Blue Black", "Lambkin in Boxes, Barrels and Fatts", "Black Lead, Lump and Powder", "Painters and Plasterers Brushes,\nTools, and Pencils of all Sorts", "Vermilion and Carminé", "Lake of sindry Sorts", "Bent Prussian Blue", "Kings, Princes and Naples Yellow", "Dutch and Rove Pink", "Brown and English Pink", "Red and Yellow Orpiment", "Distilled and French Verdigreafe", "Sap Green and Mallicot", "Blue and Green Verditur", "Blue and Green Bice", "Flake White and Ceras", "Indian Ink and Black Chalk", "French White and Red Chalk", "Tiver, or Marking Stone", "Terravert and Shellack", "Seedlack and Gum Bogum", "Packets of Metal, white and yellow", "Leaf Gold and Leaf Silks", "Gold and Silver Shells", "Gum Arabic and Gum Seneca", "Variety of Water Colours in Shells,\nPhials and Crayons", "Gum Water", "Bent Black Lead Pencils", "Pallet and Stone Knives", "Gold Lacquer and gold Size", "Turpentine, Picture's & Coach Varnifl", "Fine and common Bole Armoniac", "Lytharge and Sugar of Lead", "Speckles and Froot of all Colours", "Bent thinning Sand", "Strowing and calcined Smalts", "Galls and Dragons Blood", "White and Green Copperas", "Indian Red and Arnatto", "French and Spanish Indigo", "Roman and white Vitriol", "OILS", "Finest Sallad, Genoa, Lucca, Olive,\nNut, Linfeed and Rape", "Cold drawn Linfeed", "Boild, Drying and Turpentine", "Oil of Swallows and Oil of Spike", "Chamber, or Sperma Ceti", "Train, Lamp and Seal", "Cod, Sod, and Neatsfoot Oil", "PICKLES for SEA or LAND", "Anchovies and Capers", "Cucumbers or Girkins", "Walnuts and Barberries", "Onions and Cabbage", "French and Spanish Olives", "Mushrooms and Ketchup", "Chian Pepper and India Soy", "Distilled and Wine Vinegar", "Durham Mustard", "Whole and ground Pepper", "Red and Pickle Herrings", "Basset, Bay and common Salt", "Salt Petre and Petre Salt", "Prunella and Bay Salt", "Brazeel Powder and Logwood", "Pimento and Allspice", "Birdfeeds of all Sorts", "Poland Starch and Hair Powder", "Finest Fig and Powder Blue", "Mustard Seed and Carraway Seed", "Bent Liquid Blue for Linen", "Hard Soap and Castle ditto", "Crown and black Soap", "Spruce Beer and Irish Slate", "Verjuice and Spirits of Wine", "Lamp Spirits and Chamber Lamps", "Lamp Cotton and Wax Lights", "Honey and Treacle", "Tobacco and Scotch Snuff", "Packthread and Cord", "Sowing and whipping Twine", "Sailmakers Needles", "Bunting and Hour-Glasses", "Howfing and Marline", "Genuine Norway Tar for Tar Water", "Stockholm and Plantation Tar", "Burgundy and black Pitch", "Oil of Tar, or Varnifh of Pine", "Refined and common Turpentine", "Black and yellow Rosin", "Match for Shipping", "Flander's Brick", "Pumice Stone and Mafons Duft", "Wafers and Sealing Wax", "Writing Sand and Paper", "Bees-wax and Bird-lime", "Soap Lees and Oil of Vitriol", "Glue, Matts and Corks", "Scrubbing Brushes and Hair Brooms", "Mops and Cloth Brushes", "Gunpowder and Shot", "Battel Powder and Gun Flints", "Roche and common Allum", "Cart Greafe and Tallow", "Flambeaux and Links", "Spanish White and Fullers Earth", "Rottenstone lump and powder", "Pearl Ash and red Sand", "Emory and Emory Paper", "Scowering Sand and Paper", "Rubbers and Scythe Stones", "Thrums for Mops", "Oacum and Hogs Lard", "Meat and Roll Brimstone", "Flour of Sulphur", "Putty and Black Balls", "White and yellow Arnic", "Hams and Tongues", "Liquid thinning Blacking", "Turmerick", {"