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... \^S^nTV.Clf APMEN ' w an ?? other TRADING PI JOrGN or PERSONS, coiifir from Town to Town, or to other Men'* Houses, and exposing to sale any Gi*ods4 Wjai-es, *? Merchandize, be RffTAIL or , contrary to n}V Act of Parlltment therein .made ...
... connec- tions, writes a govt liand, is nlerably conversant in accounts, and understa ds the French Language, is desirous of faking dim elf uselul in any way ; can vivethr most respectable re- fe-ences for character. Salary w *. l i not he considered a ma- ...
... man- ner lines may be measured, where there arc impedi- ments, or not, toobstruct the sijht ,-ich as buildings, water, &c. 'Faking distance: frieasurtog — 1 the out- side of any quantity of iaji-l -r ■ ,;er, and t 1 - -, iy And the content: surveying I ...
... correct Representation of tbe FnpiraJ Cer,' and a'so of tiie Co'lin. with em ilema'ica! .leviccs w'li'. h ere oxed thereon, and exposed to ?? view during the Kut.er-al P. roce>- sion ; and a Cor. eel \ iew of the \rra_tgem«*rts withio sii'irof St- Paul's during ...
... fhocking ftate. The little boy had been feen and heard, during the progrefs of the flames, crying at the window, •' For Heaven's fake, take tne out!'' But it was fo long before a ladder could be procured, that almoft at the inftant of placing it againft the ...
... who has left the unioriuiiate : Widow, « ith two small' helpless children, and now in pregnane. , to lament his loss, a;m exposed to tiie most horrid scene of ivre!c!,ed!i.s> and poverty: lakes this liberty to address those w|io are blessed with means ...
... dep! irablc deoililie, arising from iaipwritie- and depravity of the human fluids, whatever be their occasion ; which nev-T exposes the Patient to danger ; whose eifer's are as •rent!.* as they are prompt and salutary ; which is daily and safely a .ministered ...
... S3, ~1~ 1 Sir, nHEX years ago, at which time I foi- ! A. lowed the employ of a crofter, trom which occupation being much exposed to cold and wet, ll.cduclu! consequence ro me was hist a severe ?? a violent cou-h and shortness with tl n° U ' - , !!t ...
... Sef. 1^- SIR, â Ten years ago, at which time I fol- lowed the employ of a crofter, from whicli oc- cupation, being much exposed to cold and wet, » c direful consequence to me was, first, a severe s«rfaf» attended with a violent cough and shortness ...
... it, and is much easier to hold in wrti-iv leather. They areparticulaiiy well calculated for the watering places, and other exposed situations, t/m'brellas neatly and expeditiously repatced. L' V. undertakes to keeji all ?? Ilmbrellas sold by Inm in repair ...
... are reduced by unforeseen m.s- \ f£L« to The want of common necessaries, he is 'the most , ESf«t ate of second childluM-d, exposed to every hardship and 'J p ser trf want; they are impelled to make this public apD«J n/for a short time, till something can ...
... diseiis** wiil v-niish: and strength, ardour, «er_-uity, HiA every eri.lence of rcmnr.ted heallh will be liie _iv.iv result of faking thir me_tin.abte Bnbn in due time, ac- ?? to Ihedir. fti-i*f &»' u> ...