... Buokfcllcrs, Stationers and News Carriers, in Town and Country, • Money for Books, wade Paper, or Rags. SEXTON’s POWDER, Far the SMALL-POX anJ FEVERS; HAVING merited the Public Attention, from incontcftahle Proofs it’s Succefs, in Hundreds of Cafes in Families ...

... two following Men: JOHN LEE, five Feet nine Inches without Shoes, 21 Years of Age, fair Complexion, much pitted with the Small-Pox, and has remarks ble long Nofe ; light grey Eyes, wears a grey cut Wig, Araight and well limbed, by Trade a Shoemaker, born ...

... beft of Purges to cleanft the Body of all grofs and vicioua Humours contra£lcd by h’ti Drinking, Surfeits, Colds, Mealies, Small-Pox. It deftroys all Manner Worms in Children or grown Perfons, gives prefent in ih« Cholick, expels Wind, and cures the Scuivy ...

... in their lower Deck Guns, Stores, eke. in order to be ready for Sea at a fhort Warning. As the Lift of Stewards for the Small-pox Hofpital Fea it, which is to be on Thutfday the 2 1 ft Inftant, Confifts of Perlbns as confidcrable as have been in any Lilt ...

... endeavoured to apprehend him; whereupon Green fired and wounded him as above. Borough Evefnm, IVorcefr.rJhire. WHEREAS the SMALL-POX for fevcral Months lad pad, hath been within the faid Borough ; F, therefore, the Mayor, Judices the Peace, Miniders, and ...

... three following Men: JOHN LEE, , fire Feet nine Inches without Shoes, 21 Years of Age, fair Complexion, much pitted with the Small-Pox, and has remarkable long Nofe ; light grey Eyes, wears grey cut Wig, ftraight and well limbed, Trade Shoemaker, born at Wem ...

... two following JVlen: JOHN LEE, live Feet nine Inches without Shoes, Years of Age, fair Complexion, much pitted with the Small-Pox, and has a remarkable long Nofe light grey F-yes, wears a grey cut Wig, is ftraight and well limbed, by Trade Shoemaker, ...

... Afthma’s, Shortncfs of Breath, Confimptions, and rieurifies j nor is there the like Remedy in putrid and malignant Fevers, Small-Pox and Mealies \ as this throws off all Impurities from the Heart, and prevents Hcartfickncfs. Thefe Drops alio comfort the ...

... Obferration of all the Books hitherto ?? in Cookery. To which is added, A Remedy for pro- venting Perfons from catching the Small-Pox, Plague, or ar.y Epidemical Difoider, Bee, kc. kc.. London : Printed for the Author, i/j-j. Mrs. FAI RF AX to the Publick ...

... Vinad are follow, viz Firft, it makes the Hair grow thick and faft, Admiration. Secondly, It keeps the r from coming Fever?, Small-Pox, &c which arc often ti)e Caufe of many I’coy'c, d both Sexes, being quite deprived that love. y Ornament tit Hair, which ...

... Fields near Whitechaoel; and which Burk, lately executed, declared that he com- mitted. We hear from Bedford, that the Small-Pox, whicii has raged in that Town for fome time paft, is now ceafed. Out of 1300 Perfons who have had that Dtftemper there, ...

... and irr! table Parts of Animals. ' *■ V. Account of}Whytt's Phifiological flays. Series to a young Lady, on her having the Small-pox VII. Prologue and Epilogue to Athelfian, a new Tragedy. VIII. Ode to the Memory of Shakefpeare, by Mr. HauarJ, IX. Ode to ...