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CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER.
TO BE SOLO IW AUCTION,

Together or in two Lots, as !hall he agreed nn at the Sale, an Wed-
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required that the Purchafer &all procure fueh Sureties for Pay-
ment of the Purehafc•Muncy as than be approved of by the
Vendor or his Agents),

cLEVEN Hundred and Fifty.feven Oak Timber
1-4 Trees, Wetly adapted for Navy Purpofes, marked With
white Paint, and growing on Mates, called Grave Dull or other-
wife Grattan' and Moles, in the I'arilh of Sible Hedinghatn, in the
County of Urea, in the poffefEons of Mrs. Hammonds and Mrs.
Smoothy.
If fold in I.ota, the Timber 9n each Farm will be put up fe-
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The Tenants 4tberdpedive Farms will thew the Timber, and
any further PartiLdlars may be known on application to Media.
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