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On Wednesday the 5th February next, at the subscriber's auction
room, for account and benefit of the underwriters and others
concerned, at one o'clock:
The fine and strong built brigantine, the Earl Marchmont of
Whitby, William Hill, master, of about 217 tons register
measurement, as she now lies, or did lie, wrecked on the west end
of Basque Island, in the River St. Lawrence, with all her masts,
yards, standing and running rigging, sails, cables, anchors and
other materials - inventory of which will be exhibited at the time
of sale.
Also the cargo on board said brig, consisting of 36 pieces of oak
timber, 105 pieces pine timber, 78 masts and spars, 471 deals, 1170
pieces staves and heading, 48 pairs ash oars, 82 boat hook handles
and 7 cords lath wood.
Every information regarding the situation of the said vessel and
cargo shall be given, by applying to Captain Hill, at Messrs. John
Coltman & Co. counting house. |
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