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... people with the Small-Pox. The result was, that only three `of that number took the Small-Pox, and 'two of these were not above three months old ; so that, in f let, oily .perion out of seventy-one bec:!rtte infeCted with the Small-Pox . , that bees reported„ ...
... Hepatitis (Inflammation of the Liver) Catarrh Phthisis (Pulmonary Consumption) Asthma Themoptysis (Spitting of Blood) Measles Small-Pox - Hydrothoraz (Water in the Chest) Gout Rheumatism Lumbago - Dysentery Palsy Epilepsy Dyspepsia - Tetanus • Colic • Cholera ...
... lole expellee of which Lord Hale, in his P. C. expressly meiitioncd the to the public they st,ite. at 244,403. 7 . A second small-pox. plan, by which the exigence to the. public ill Owen sited a case from 3 Atkyns, in he reduced to 219,150. A third plan for ...
... this district in :the year 1811, and 267 persona , - were inoculated, the whole of whom were reinoculated in 1812 with Small-Pox matter, and exposed to de effluvia of thine under that disease, which then made its appearance in the parish, and imposed ...
... be- ginning of this month, a brown lad Slave, named BRUNAU, about 20 years old, squints a little, is much pitted with the small-pox, and is a mason by trade. It is supposed he is harboured in Kingston, where he was seen a few days ago. A handsome reward ...
... ahout 18 years of upartrds cf sit feet high, a good figure, black hair and eyes, large whiskers, a little marled with the small-pox, and of fair ecnaplesion ; he had with him in cash between 1500 and 2000 dollan, betides Papers of consequence, particularly ...
... in your Chronicle of the )4th inst. in wh:ch s great doubts are expressed respecting the Cow. Pox as a preventive of the Small-Pox, I have sent you some observations • and trials made by me, some time ago, on that subject, which you are at liberty to publish ...
... inarkeii AM light to Mr. Williams, St. Mary Sent. 27 Ned, a Climillya, 5 feet 11 incht , , no mole, face pitted with tke small-pox, et ere n his. rig;it foot, to the heirs of Lieut. Ball, GOth regimnt Ger. 8 f5--The above is a just and true lint of all ...
... 2$ years 6f age, upwards of six feet high, a gam' figure, black hair and eyes, large whiskers, a little marked wit.' the small-pox, and of fair complexion; he had with him in cash between 1500 and 20042 dollars, betides Papers of concequence, particularly ...
... regular Small-Pox, and of considerable importance, as it is the cause of the case is eagerly noised about as a proof of the . numerous misrepresentations ; I allude to the inefficacy the Vaccine disease; whereas, if mistaking Chicken-Pox for Small-Pox, two ...
... feet 4 inches, pitted with the small-pox. and marked (4 MI, in one, boos?' shoulders and breasts, M Dr. Ml.arty, th e Wand, by whom he low hired tilrs.• ford, St. Ann IVilliam, an Eliot:, 5 feet 8 injhes, /lifted with small-pox, to•l‘h- Kiazstors 34 . Janmica ...
... Fruit. ful- Vale plantation, Portland Philip Taylor. a creole negro man, yellowibh complexion, 5 feet inch, pitted with the smallpox, and has a large ulcer on the small of his right leg, says that he did belong to his Grave the Duke' of Manchester, and was ...