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... 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. . ...
... 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 ...
... Linne» and Wooli.cn-Uk ajpcry, or either of them. —- has Cerved a regular Apprenticeship in the above Branches, has had the Small-pox, and can have an undeniable Charter from his Mailer with whom he ferved. hi* Time. Letters direfled to T. C. to be left at ...
... old, about five Feet fix Inches high, round Vifage, brown Complexion, much weather-beaten, and fomething pitted with the Small-pox, with a (hort curled brown Head of Hair.— The Cutton hat ferved in the Militia. ...
... SUTTON begs Leave inform the Public, that he has engaged a Houfe at Little Stonham, where he intends to inoculate for the Smallpox, on his ufual Terms of Two Guineas & Hnlf, and a Guinea and Half. Mr. Sutton continues inoculate at his Inoculating. Houfe ...
... has ferved regular Apprenticelhip in the above Branches, and has fince lived Journeyman in a capital Shop.—-He has had the Small-pox, and can have an undeniable Charadler from his Place, or from his Mailer with whom he ferwed his Time. Letters directed to ...
... SUTTON begs Leave to inform the Public, that has engaged Houle at Little Stonham, where he Intends to inoculate for the Smallpox, on his ufual low Term* of Two Guineas & a Half anc! a Guinea and a Half. Mr. Su t ton continues to inoculate at his Inoculating- ...
... Mr, SUTTON begs Leave to inform the Public, that has engaged Houfc at Little Stop ham, where he intends inoculate lor the Smallpox, his ufual low Terms Two Guineas & a Half, and a Guinea and a Half. Mr. Sutton continues to inoculate at his Inoculating ...
... CHARLKS ' ARD, aged 3-5 or Years, about five Fe;t Inches high, of.a dark Complexion, and very much p;tted v.-itli the Small-pox; had on, when he efcaptd, pale blue Woollen jacket and Breeches, an old Hat, and a palc-biovi-n cut Wig. Whoever will fccure ...
... Rheumatifms, as well as for the Lcwnefs of Spirit* proceeding from flow and lurking Fevers; and is particularly excellent in the Small-Pox, in which it is ufed by the moft eminent Inoculators. A Angle Dofc will often carry otf a Cold, and prcT.tr. t the ill C ...
... applying to Mr. Green, Bookfeller, at Bury St. Edmund’s, may be further informed. W A N T D, AMah-Servant who has had the Small-pox, and has been ufed to the Care of Horfes and wait** uci?an 'one, if well recommended for thofe Porpofts, and for his Honerty ...
... Jaundice, Scrophula, or Evil, and lor that Dileafe termed Green-Sicknefs: are much ufed tor cleanfing the Body after the Small-pox hefe Pills arc the greateft Prclervative of the animat fluids from Putrefadlion; for, being taken after Food, they corrcCl ...