A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. I, the undersigned, do caution all individuals against a certain little JEW, who wears gold spectacles, who calls himself JAQUE LEVENSTEIN, who goes down town every day, to buy Old Clothes, in the Offices and Exchange
This item is not digitized.
Metadata
Metadata Descriptions:
For information about what each metadata field means, go to the metadata description section under the help page.
Link Singerman ID: supp0158
Year: 1838
Entry: De Tonge, Jacob. A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. I, the undersigned, do caution all individuals against a certain little JEW, who wears gold spectacles, who calls himself JAQUE LEVENSTEIN, who goes down town every day, to buy Old Clothes, in the Offices and Exchange ... [New York, 1838]. broadside.
Author/Editor: De Tonge, Jacob
Location: New York, NY
Title: A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. I, the undersigned, do caution all individuals against a certain little JEW, who wears gold spectacles, who calls himself JAQUE LEVENSTEIN, who goes down town every day, to buy Old Clothes, in the Offices and Exchange
Printer/Publisher: None
Language: English
Notes: A public warning that Jacob Levenstyn (not Jaque Levenstein) is a meddling, inquisitive person prying into the business and personal character of others. Dating is based on Longworth’s American Almanac, New- York Register, and City Directory ... [1838-39] (New- York, 1838), p. 391, the only year of this directory that places Levenstyn, a clothier, at the 230 Hudson address given by De Tonge.