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Francis Freeling,F.sq.
The Directors of the above Company arc now ready to receive
'fenders for Contracts to build the Hulls of Vessels, including
Iron and Joiners' Work, for the Deep Sea Fishery, of 70 'funs
adines4ureinent ; to be schooner rigged, 50 feet on the keel, 17
feet 6 inches on the beam, 9 feet 6 inthes in the hold, with 8 inch
i!,,oring, 7 inch timberg, 4} inch wale, 21 inch plank h.,10w the
wale, 2 inch plank above the wale, and 2 inch skin. The Ten-
dtrs to be sent sealed, ami free of lbostage' to the _Company's
nafice as under, and stating the shortest period required to com-
yl.,te the Contracts. THOMAS SAUNDEI.S, Secretary.
fi.limonger's Hall, July 3, 1810.

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