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... CLOT T O N, March 1771. INOCULATION. >1 HE Small-Pox being at this Time very Ji much in the Harifh Gkunoisickch, and Villages adjacent, SAMUEL of acquaints the ruhlick, that l.e w !i take in Peifons tl'at tncculated Mr. BUCRE, tunioi, irswita, a: Guinea ...
... BURY ST. EDMUND’S, April 14, 1774. WANTED, a Journeyman Baker, that is a Angle Man, has had the Small-pox, andean bring Charaflcr from his laft Place for his Sobr.eiyand Honelfy.—Such a one may have conftant Employ applying Jonathan Bullen, Baker. . ...
... SERVANT. WANTED, capable Servant as who hat had the Small-pox. T® prevent Trouble, he mull have an undeniable Charafter to Abilities, Sobriety, aad Diligence. Enquire the Permit-Olhce, Silent-Street, Jpfwlch. ...
... Temper and Character can be recommended, will do. Alfo in the fame Family, a Boy of about 13 or 14. They mull have had the Small-pox. Enquire of Mr. Shave, Bookfeller, Ipfwich. ...
... GAMEKEEPER. A Single Man, aged about 34, has had the Smallpox, would be glad to lerve any gentleman in the capacity of gamekeeper; he can ihoot well, and thoroughly underftands the management of pointers, fetters, &c. &c. writes a good hand, and knows ...
... v, Lin- and WooILKN-Uear eky, or either them. He has ferved a regular ApprenticeHiip in the above Branches, has had the Small-pox, and can have an undeniable Character from his Mailer with whom he ferved, his Time. Letters directed to T. C. be left at ...
... SERVANT. WANTED, capable Servant Footman, Who has hid the Small-pox. T« prevent Trouble, he mud have an undeniable Charafter as to Abilities, Sobriety, and D:lig-nce. Enquire at the Permit-Office, Silent-Street, Ipfwich. WANTED at OLd Lady-Day next. A ...
... March *5, 1793. WE whole Names are under-written do certify, that, to the b»ft of our Knowledge, only THREE Perfon# have the SMALL-POX tins Town. JOHN DEEKS, -s JOSEPH DOWNES, /. THOMAS BEETENSON, Su,, 2 eons * JAMES MONTEATH, 3 THOMAS STOW, Governor. ...
... directlt, or in a Month, A COOK-MAID that can cook well, in a Gentleman's Family ; is cleanly, honeft, fobtr, and has had the Small-pox. No Needlework cr Walhir.g (excepr for themfelves) or Pewter fcowering required. Any Perfon anfwtring this Charadler from ...
... House all the Winter. -- His Terms are. Five, Three, and Kitchen-Patients T wo Guineas each. N. B. Perrons in the Natural Small-Pox at 5 Guineas each, including NurOng, Medicines, and every Expence for one Month. The Money to be paid at the Time of Entrance ...
... he has taken a neat and convenient houfe at Bedingkild near Debenham in Suffolk, where lie propofes inoculating for the Smallpox on terms agreeable to circumftances from Two Guineas upwards. Mr. Sutton flatters himfclf that the very great number of thoufands ...
... Suffolk, Jone Bth, 1773. This is to certify, that on a Itricl Enquiry, there is not, at thi* Time, any Perfon with the Small-Pox in the Panfh. Witnefs our Hands, GEO. FROaT, M. B. M. COOPER, 7 Church- J. HARRINGTON,-) E. SALLOWS, wardens. GEO. PARSONS ...