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... Brecchca. UY». r ROBERT CARR, LomDlv' ° ***' 10 lo hes and half high, fwarthy ket»rr k l *’ l,row n Hair, pitied with the Smallpox, • t,orn * ‘hove, by Trade a Weaver, wore Ticken Drawers. Whoever jtfit’i* l 1' * ‘hove, and toages them in any of his Ma- ...
... Dublin, Nicholas Downy, aged 19 Y'rais, 5 Feet 6 lu,ches hitth, pale Complexion, brown Hair, g Ryes, a little marked with the Small-pox, w »> hntii in the Parilh ol K.i!c-yran, Co. Galway—James M'Ctiire, aged Years, Feet Inches high, sktnplexion, light brown ...
... the Admiral’s Ship, teceived a mortal Wound the Attack of the Fort on Sullivan’s near Chat leliown. Tralee, Sefi‘. 5. The Small-pox has rife and fatal in Orrke, for live 01 lit Weeks pall, that itisalmolt pcitiicntul, the Cluidien dying in great Numbers ...
... the lad Sales, cannot of 311. for which Mr. Waiffi pa.d Urge Fine, and laid Complexion, ffiort brown Hair, pitted with the Smallpox, rally derived trem Ijr 1 Ol * ' |i . d ft)r -ne lame he fells them; ha- them oat confi.lerable Sum lading and valuable Improve- ...
... Brecchca. UY». r ROBERT CARR, LomDlv' ° ***' 10 lo hes and half high, fwarthy ket»rr k l *â l,row n Hair, pitied with the Smallpox, ⢠t,orn * âhove, by Trade a Weaver, wore Ticken Drawers. Whoever jtfitâi* l 1' * âhove, and toages them in any ...
... trom London, at No sa, Mary-ftreet, Come &n , is Pcotert.nt, has lived in the above Station, No 45, near College-green, he Small-pox Whoever of who i.rotTeiTcd of infallible Secret will well recommended Town, a married TS compleatly flocked with the heft ...
... lately returned from London, and has this Day equal in and Fancy any hitherto imported. Single Numbers U -id. ”'- with the Small-pox, went off in his imported his great Variety ot new Winter Silks, which NB. They this Day Unded tr m L-ndon, Col- ; Scliome ...
... inherent Virtue in the Irifti; —and I remember but two Species Charity in all Europe, which arc not adopted here, namely, a Small-Pox Hofpitil, for both the natural Way and Inoculation, in London, and a Provifion for the poor Blind, as the the Vingt at Paris ...
... Perfan furroomUd with Fculnefs, the belt W«.y to remedy a Mortification that caulcd bv that very Foulnefs in bad confluent Small-pox, theie is certainly a putrid Fever • and does Experience (hew, that brc\tlie«no other than foul *At advantageous fuch Pox ...
... has (hort it. curled Head of Hair incliulng to a red Colour, pitied 'TTT’iLLIAM NICHOLSO’N, F.inen Draper, who with the Small-pox, andfteckled, is about five VV his Thomas and Jamei'Jo- Feet fix or feven Inches high, ftrong made and bow leg- cholfon in ...
... Abel Caner, Attorney, No. 48, Hack-lane. r-|-*HIS ,ve . w i,i at the long eftablithed, they may informed by conlulling the Smallpox, (hort brown cur ed Hair, and we a -XT i\V felling Anaion, without Relerve, Mi Step . joft ooe o’clock. Paper of Inftruft ...
... Thomas Walker, No. 79, U»me Ureet, . , Mnl . His Houfe Linen- are to take Notice not to purchale fuch a Ticket of that the Small-pox. Whoever apprehends the »t ( Caleb Jenkin, No. 58, to be let, with or without Fine. Number Payment will be (lopped at the ...