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... *fan 6 i . St. Jamess , January 6. The following Addrefs of the Frefidents, Vice-Prefidents, Treafurer and Governors of the Small-Pox Hofpitals, has been prefented to his Majefty • Which AdJrtfs his Majefty was pleafed to receive very frraaoufly To the King's ...
... certainly take away all difagro&bk Redacts, Spots, Pimple*, Hcata, Roughncfs, Mar-* phew. Worm, in tbe Face, Marks of the Small-Pox, Sun-burn, cc any .other .Difeolouring, nor remove all Wrinkles fe perfectly * fotif o'jackly makes the Sita become .*o ...
... Manningtree aforefaid, fliail for their Honefty and Troubl. have Ten Guineas Reward A Steady, careful Servant (who has had the Small-Pox> *-_ is wanted, to look after two Saddle-Horfes, and wait at Tahl/ n reqir.d Fam y * A ma Ckarafter f ð r *** and ...
... and ail reafonabie Charges. The faid William Augur is about forty Years of Age* of a fwarthy Complexion, pitted with the Small-Pox; about five Feet fix Inches high ; and, when he went away, had on a dark-brown Wig Itis fuppofed he went to Foulnefs Ifland ...
... Teet-h on the Right Side ot his Upper Jaw, ftoue built, thickifli Legs, takes very fhort Steps in his Walk, pittci with the Small-Pox, by Trade a Peruke-maker $ inlifted at Aber- deen $ had on when he went away a Fuuian Coat and Waiftcoat, Leather Breeches ...
... \ '»* -«^ «lus-Counly, that the Smallpox tbeCwnlvof* fj 11 «ge? } Jh« Town ot Romfcord, to the gtwt Effex * tktriment of the Inhabitants tfeej We, ?? • • . , Narae *are under -written^ do Cfirtify, Aai tlie Small-Pox ie intirely ceafed in ths fa?d Towb ...
... Suffolk. A Lad as an Apprentice, about 1% or 16 Years of Age, that can read well, and write a tolerable Hand, and has had the Small-Pox. Any one whom this may fuit (if fober and agreeable) will meet with fuitable Encouragement. # * # Letters poft-paid, inclofing ...
... Cordwainer. ROBERT MILLER, five Feet three Inches high, of a dark Com- p'exion, dark brown Hair, dark Eyes, pitted with the Small-Pox, by Trade a Weaver. WIL' lAM FISHER, fir.? Feet three Liches high, ma/ked with the S.uall-Pox, by Busing's a Labourer. RICHARD ...
... and by 1, Shaye, book- feller in Ipfwich, and the reft sf the Bookfellers in Town and Country. A COACHMAN who has had the Small-Pox, can drive four Horfes very well, and can alfo produce a good Character f©r Sobriety, Honefty, and Induftry, may hear of ...
... Dutch Ships had caught forty-two Fife. 22. They tell us from Paris, that they had received the me- lancholly News, that the Small-Pox had broke out in Soubife's Army ; and that five Officers of the Houlhold Troops had al- ready been cut off by that Diftemper ...
... reafonabiy fctiffied for their Trouble, by me DANIEL RUDKIN , Samuel English is about _ 5 Y.ars of Age, pitted with 'the Small-Pox, about five Feet eight Inches high. John Humm is about z 1 Years of Age, thinnifh Face, his _wn brown Hair, rather lank, ...