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On Friday next, the 25th instant, on one o'clock, on the wharf of
Messrs. Grant & Greenshields, for the benefit of the underwriters
or others concerned:
The brig Maria, and cargo, stranded at Cacouna, with her anchors,
cables, sails, rigging and other materials, of which a particular
inventory will be made out and may be seen at the counting house of
the subscriber. Also, a suit of new sails, fit for a ship of 350
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On Wednesday the 4th November next, will be sold at the
subscribers' auction room, at one o'clock, for the benefit of the
underwriters and others concerned:
The copper bottomed ship James Dunlop, burthen per register, 426
tons or thereabouts, as she now lies or did lie wrecked on the
Island of Anticosti, together with her rigging, tackle, and
apparel. An inventory of the effects left on board the said ship,
and of others taken on shore, at the time she was abandoned by the
master and crew, the twelfth instant, may be seen, by applying to
the brokers, and every information as to the state and place she
was left in, will be given by her late commander Daniel Ferguson,
at the Neptune Inn, lower-town. Also, at same time and place, will
be sold for account as aforesaid, a number of muskets, pistols,
cutlasses, flags, and other articles brought up from the wreck. |
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