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... ufually wore a dark Blue Coat, with Rials Buttons, Red Waiftcoat, and Red Breeches; was ot'i Brown Complexion, pitted with the Small-Pox, about Five Feet Six Inches high. Whoever fliall fecure ancl bring to me the above DESERTER, fliall receive Ten Shillings ...
... after Fevers, Small-Pox, &c. which arc often the Caufe of People, of both Sexes, being quite deprived of thstlovety Ornament the Hair, which was the fim moft gracefu\ h?- pearanoe of Nature. Thirdly, It is of great life after the Small-Pox, {«• venting ...
... more in Quantity, and greater Variety, than an* Book of the Kind and Price. 7 Life of Ellen G wynn- Me- mcr inconfiftent. Smallpox mofulVerles, &c. Account communicated by Contract of the Weather. Religious Growth of Plants meafurcd * Difputes in France ...
... after Fevers Small-Pox, &c which arc often the Caufe of many People of both Sexes, being quite deprived of that lovely Ornament the Hair, which was the firft moft graceful Appearance Nature, Thirdly, It is of great Ufe after the Small-Pox, preventing any ...
... (with frequent Ufe) all Deformities of the Skin, letters, Ring-Worms. Morphtwt, Sun- Bum, Scurf, Pimples, and Rednefs of the Small-Pox. It foon alters red and rough Hands, is admirable in Shaving, comforts the Brain and Nervei, prevents catching Cold, and ...
... well ufed, by their Humble Servant, Tho. Kelsaie. N. B. A well-difpos'd Youth, about 13 or 14 Years of Age, having had the Small-Pox, is wanted for an Apprentice to the abovelaid BuSnefs. Co be .doto, tosetljet or m parcel, SEVERAL Freehold CLOSES and LA^J ...
... very beft of Puig-5 1« cleanfc the Body all grofc and vicious Humours contradled by Drinking, Surfeits, Colds, Mealies, Small-Pox, It defiroys all Man* ot Worms in Children or grown Perfons, gives prefent Hafe* in I Choliek, expels Wind, and turet Scurvy ...
... Eclipfe. how excited. Judgment on A Song fet to MuGck for three two Atheifts. Mortality by Voices; Onthe GameofßiagJ the SmalLPox natural and in- Eetfy Clack; A vernal Wifli, oculated compared. Voltaire's by Ophelia; On the fii fl Fit Hiflory ofthe Crufjdes ...
... Lofthouse Hawks.. ell, -bout 18 Years of Age, with flaxen colour'd cur.'d Hair, frelh Complexion, and a little pitted with the Small-Pox ; and had on when he went away adrak drab Coat. Whoever harbours or employs him, after the Date ot this Advertifement, will ...
... eautifior by i* (with frequent Ufe) all .Deformities of the Sk'-T? Ring-Worms. Morphews, Sim. Bum, Scurf V.?* '' Redaefs of the SmalLPox. It fuon alte- s ' r , iffJ' Hands, is admirable in Shaving, comforts the E__h3 Nerves, prevents catching Cold, and are ofa ...
... Vttoxeter, where he went on Thvrfdc.y the 1 ith : He is about Forty Years of Age, F.ve Feet Six Inches high, pitted with the Small-Pox, and had on a Diabcolour'd Great Coat, his under Coat of the fame Colour, and a White Waflcoat, with Black Glafs Buttons ...
... not yet up-encoded, cfe ANTHONY FROST, a Felon, about V 4 YJiri of 'a£ is a tall llreight Man, a little pitted vrith the Small-Pox, pjiift. keed, fqtnnts with both Eye?, and worehis own Biovvn Ha-r. A'fo nude their Efcape at the fame Time JOHN COCK* about ...