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For the benefit of the underwriters and others concerned, will
be sold by the subscribers at their wharf, no. 6, St Peter's
Street, on Thursday next, the 7th instant, precisely at one
o'clock:
The hull of the ship Young John, Captain Henry Robertson, as
she now lies stranded on White Island shoals, with her masts,
yards, topmasts, bowsprit, pumps, rudder, tiller, a number of
water casks, and other articles.
The above ship is 336 tons register and of the burthen of 500
tons, was a remarkable fast sailer and in every respect an
excellent vessel. For further information apply to Mr. Wagner,
No. 21, St. Peter's Street, or to Captain Robertson now here.
And on Monday next the 11th instant, and following days, at
same place and hour, will be sold a variety of standing and
running rigging, sails, anchors, cables, boats, a quantity of new
cordage, hawsers, blocks, guns, gunpowder and stores, all
appertaining to said vessel. |
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