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... pair, whofo hath a Miiid to buy het, may tieat with the laid John Cole, 111 Newcaftle afotefaid. A. IS. The abovementioned ship will hebut once mote advenifcd, To be LETT, Againft Mat-dat next, it-HE HOUSE at Little Benton, wherein Mrs JL Sandetfon lives ...
... before Lammas next, other- ivije rhey ivill be profecweifor thefm?. Phis ts alfo to give Nor ice, that the feveraP- Parrs oj Ships under-mentioned (being one half ofthe faid Parmerfbifs Venrure in Shippmft belonging to the Heirs oj Mr. Thomas J)aWfok dfftafil ...
... Seivice m the Country. And any Perfons that ha* a Mind to take PalTage, or Ship Goods for Maryland, or Penfilv.inia, Penfilvania being the next Coun- ty to the Place where the Ship goes, may be reafonahly accommo- dated: Apply tp Mr. John Colvil, or Mr. ...
... curious Draught of the Plant ot ding. Rhubarb. The Proccflion at a Chinefe Funeral. A Chart ferving to conduct a Ship A Draught of the Chinefe Ships and up the River into the Port of Can other Veffels. An uncommon ton. Method of Fifhing, and catching The Effigies ...
... Feicnce with any Maiinei 01 Pafl'engcts of, ot in the Ship* ot Vel- lels taken, or by any other Ways 01 Means wliatfoevei, touching oi concerning the Deligns of the Enemies, ot any of their Etfeds, Ships, Vellels, or Panics, and of the Stations, Seas, Pons ...
... large Yard into the Mannois: r.nquiie of Mr. Michael Bland in Newcaflle. Newly arrived from France, i On board Caft. CONSETV Ship, A Small Quantity of French Wine of the very belt lirowrhs * as, Burgundy, Hermitage, Mor- »ou, French White Wines, and fonteneack ...
... the moft violent Rheumatick Fains, j^ice t-. with printed Direction?. To prevent Counterfeits thef* T lungi are fealcd with a Ship ittx-'mi tvs ?? AS the fa . c I'lace is iold a fpeedy certain Medi- cine (withou. the U'.c ot Hark) ior any Sort ol A- gues ...
... fppak, the Spvtiard Hies. In vaia did Porto Bslh, Cbagre, bo.ill Ti.eir Lon Tow'rs, now fhattcr'd on their Coaft : With Six Ships Only (furs he's not. to blame !j The Valiar.t V er i; o :; won litem ,1 F'am. Ye envious Winds ! why did ye Hep our Pow'r' ...
... final! Star on the Forehead, ard cut 'Fail ; her near Shoulder black, occalioned by hr being 10w.ll d. Whoever will give Intelligence of htr to Mr. Hall, surgeon, in iiy, fo that ftie may ha had again, ftiall rective Half a Guine.i ?? ..nd reafonable Charges ...
... the Town, with Che Sit an.i on of the Spanifb Ships and Galleons, fcTV. ..ich poner Refcreivcei to explain the whole. Doae from a P an ient over by Mr. Richardfon and Capr Laws, which i, more intelligible than any hitherto publillied, being free from ...
... ALL Perfons claiming any right, title, or intereft in, or to the Ship call'd The ?? of Shields, whereof Mr. Thomas Mcor was late Mailer, or any Debt for Goods, deliveied for the faid Ship's U!e, are deliied to pioduce their Securities, or Notes for Goods ...
... Sr^ktnn. Bur- tben about 190 Tons, Mr. John Benton, decc/fVd. lare N| titer, is to bt fokt: Whoever has a Miud to buy the ifcid Ship, may -.>•,■•? to Mr. If lob. Swairtftcwi, or Mr. Jolm Head^m at H ...